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CARS FOR MEDICOS-Anv cur owners who have not been called upon and who would be available, ‘kindly communicate with Mr. C. M. ‘Williams or Mr. J. p, Hinton,

POWNAL CIRCUIT — Services will be conducted next Sunday at Mlllvlew 2.80,p. in. by Mr. Henry McKenzie and at Pownal at '1 p. m. by W. M. S. Auxiliary. Special music and offering.

CENTRAL CHURCH MARSH- FIELD DUNSTAFFNAGE Snnllliy. June 10th. 11 a. m. speaker Dr. Florence Murray, returned mis- tlonary to Korea. All visitors we!- coined. Service at Pleasant Grove lit 2.30 pt m. Service at York 7.30 p. m.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Sunday, June 10th. Ser- vices will be held in the Clifton Church at ll a. m. in the South Granville Church at 3 p. m.; in the Long River Church at 7.30 p. m.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENIL- Mr. Allan S. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. W._A. Stewart, Brighton, com- pietcd his third year in Arts at To- ronto University passing successful- ly in all subjects. He is spending his vacation at home in Charlotte- town. ,

IIORSEMEN are reminded that the closing date for the stake races ill connection with the‘ Provincial Exhibition is June lith. It costs only $5.00 to stake a horse in any race. Address your entries to J. W. Boliller, Charlottetown, (P. E. Isl- and. ' . 4970-8-9-2i

ORWELIl-VERNON SERVICES- Services in the United Churches of Orwell alld Vernon for Sunday next ‘June 10th, will be as follows: Cher- lry Valley at 11 a. ms. St. Andrews. rOrwell, at 2.30 p. m.; Orwell Head ’ilt ‘l p. m. Rev. M. D. MacDonald ‘of Murray River will preach. S. S. and Bible Class will meet at Cherry

drews. Orwell, at 1.30 p. m.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH - ‘Early prayer meeting at 10 o‘clock. Preacher at morning service Rev.

the third anniversary of Union will be commemorated by Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, after the sermon. Soloists Mr. Harvey McPherson. All-

rria crlltmiorrmqvyu cannons Corpus Christi

Procession

Final preparations are about com-

pleted for the Corpus Christi pro- cession tomorrow; This procession-- an outward mark of love and res- r-‘ect to our Lord in the Blessed Eu- charist-]; now an annual affair and there is, every indication that. lf the weather is fine, then will be o. larger EHQIICBIIL: than ever.

The pi ssion, forming up after

the i0 o'clock Mass, will pass alum! A Gt. George St. to Richmond, down —977'6‘9'3l"»Richmond to Weymouth, Weymouth to Sydney "to the Notre Dame Academy where Benediction of the Most Holy Sacrament will be celebrated by Bishop OLeary. After the ceremony the parade will reform, march‘ to Hilisboro St., Water, along Water to Gt. George. thence to the Cathedral.

along

His Iiordchll!

down Hillsboro to

It is interesting to note that a

camera man will be on hand to take some_moving pictures of the pio- cession.

The following is the order ‘which the various societies will march. " _

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No. 1—Cross Bearer.

Nol 2~Queen Square School boys. ion, No. 6. asks time to call; Louis- No. Ii-Cathollc Women's League. burg, First United, Rev. D. A. Mac- No. 4—3rd. Order of St. Francis. Mlllan; New Waterford, Rev. D. M.

No. 5—St. Charles Auxiliary.

No. 8—-Leagl.ie Heart.

of the Sacred

No. ‘l-Sti Joseph's Sodaiity. No. 8—Children of Mary.

No. 9-L'Assomption Society.

No. IIJ-Knights of Columbus. No. i1—Benevolent Irish Society. No. l2-—St. Joseph's Convent girls. Nor lii-Notre Dame Academy

Girls.

No. l-i-L. of C. Band.

No. l5-Choir.

NO: iii-Flower Girls.

No. l7-—Choir Boys.

No. lB-Altar Boys.

No. iii-Pages.

No. 20—Clergy and, Guard of

Honor .

N01 21—Men of‘ Congregation. No. 22-Women of Congregation.

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‘Dressetl To Kill’

Delights Large A-u d i e n c e

EDMUND LOWE. BEN HARD» MARY ASTOR IN GREAT CAST

If you are interested ln pictured

stories with a background of the underworld. crooks. master minds and the iike—-and nearly every one is, then be sure to go t0 Edward Theatre where Kill" is on view for a brief engage- ment and you will enjoy every m0" merit of this Fox Film which can be credited as one of the taining and logical stories that has come to the screen in months.

Prince “Dressed to

most enter-

A capacity audience saw it yester-

4939-5-3-31 them “O Saviour of the World". At day and came away thfjngd as well

seven p. m. Doctor Florence Murrayias entertained) Though the title of the picture

i Miss M. A. Sneigrove of Moncton.| is visiting Miss Snelgrove, Dorches- tcr Street and ls being kindly wel- comed by her many old friends, Charlottetown being her old home. i

Mrs. J. Stanley Bryant of New

McKENZIiE - Al-Charlottetown so June 7. to Mr. and Mrs. John W. McKenzie, a son. Congratulations.

the residence of Mr. Thomas Pend- ergast, Hope River, Mr. Wilfred Doyle, aged 48 years, son of Mr. Jos- eph Doylc and the late Mrs. Doyle.

might lead to wrong

see it.

Added features ar a dandy Kid" Com the big show tomorrow.

‘mpressions on

Hyman Of“ce_ A M. .__. ,_ e ovens on han c will include a solo by Mr. P. WI e n1 quite the best‘ .- 495Q-(;.9.tr, Hubbard Oven Company, lloosmall and Elie Kntlrerrfitiossinglgitle ‘that c§€f——fi'g be c 05m. o

i __'__._.__- Queen West, Toronto. ' lithe Bar the choir. the émry of a presenbday master. Female Wanted i aLsJLsat/Js l PERSONALS crook, 8. bfflihY mdlvldllalr lmmacu‘

ilntely dressed, patent leather hair. manicured nails, a patron of the opera. a connoisseur of art but, after ail-a crook and a killer.

This role is played by Edmund

Lcwe cf. “What Price Glory" fume and is quite the best starring part this handsome actor has had in some time. Mary _ role of a girl who joins the band for a purpose, and Ben Bard is the chief assistant with Charles

romantic role.

Astor plays the

of the master mind. Morton in the male to Kill"

Although “Dressed

abound in thrills and action. tllc high spots include fine direction and acting, romance and humor.

In ithe final analysis “Dressed to

Killflas a story of the underworld. can truly be said to start in Where the others left

off, and you should

Proceedings

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PAGE THREE ‘ ‘wrw-"r

AN INCOMPETENT

iContinuedjfrom page ll

lcr, Rev. M. D. MacDonald; Cavali- dish, Rev. A. J. MacDonald, B. A.. Dundas, Rev. Thomas Constable; Hampton, Rev. James ,P. Kaye; Hunter River, Rev. A. E. Chapman. B.A.; Orwell-Vernon, Rev. W. J-l. Mcbwen, D.D.; Bt.~Peter's Bay, Rev. J. D. N. MacDonald. BA; Valley- tleld, Rev. Donald M. Sinclair. MA; West Cape. Rev. W. S. boring: Win-

tion intended to have its constitu- tional rights. and these rights would not be interferred with by the minister of finance.

Hon. Robert Forke, minister of immigration. said the leader of the opposition had stated in the House last night that the present minister of that department was unfit by training or temperament for that

St. James Presbyterian Church

REV. BRUCE Millie-MINISTER ORGANIST-GEORGE MITIVIN.

10.00 A. M.—Sunday School.

11.00 a. run-Joint Service with Members of Zion Congregation.

Anthem: "The King 6f ImeMy Shepherd In." Shelley

Bola: "Just For Today" .. Abbott

sioe. Rev G- A- Grlnl. M-A- portfolio. “I want to tell him that from experience and temperament he is not suited to be leader of a great party." Mr. Forke stated.

$01M John Presbytery——Alwhao~ “Who told you to say that," in- ui-Norton, Rev. Hamid A. Frame. terjected a Conservative member. "I B-A-i l-flmeyllle. Rlev- A- J- H- FWZ- have. had nothing but sneers at my er, B.A.; Newtown-Waterford. RBV- ability," declared Mr. Forke. The

SAINT JOHN

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Evening-No Service In St. James, Joint Service in Zion Church. .

Thwdllfi? F085. B-AJ lSB-lnl Jfilln» minister believed he had served the Cenlfinflfy. Rey- A. 5- RJOGBYS. D-Df- people of this country and the peo- sfllnl- Jnlln- Zion. i=0 be Sllplllledl pie of this province and he was Saint John, Carleton, referred to purist-red m have r; r0 muse who interim committee. knew,

Bl. Stephen Presbytery-mue- "r believe that my mental abilit- ies are no less now than they ever were. I am quite willing to take abuse for mistakes I have made, but Cane Breton PfésllylbfiP-Bfiilllfih‘ members might have the decency to l°n and Blrcll GTOW?» WW- A- 5- observe amenities in speaking of u Murray, M.A.; Dominion. ChfllmeY-‘r man's private life and capacities," REV. J. A. MCLCiiBII, 3.1).; DOmifl- 58rd the minister, |

Dr. Edwards then returned to the matter of the doukobors. No satis- factory answer had been given to Matheson; Port Morien. Rev- R- l3- the questions asked by Mr. Esling. Macintosh, B.A.; Reserve Mlnes- It was a disgraceful situation that asks time t0 can: Sydney. First nn- existed in British Columbia, but llfif-‘d Cllulflh- Re!“ A- H» Cllmpbell- there had been not a word from the 3D- gorvemmnt benches, except, to be Til-l") Presbytery-Belmimt “ml tolcl by the minister of finance that NQYlll Rlveri R9“ G- T~ H°Yln°"- there shouldn't be criticism and

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MA; Milford and Gay's River, Rev. mg’ H- 5- Blslliin- 337-5 Tmm- Bnms’ Hon. Charles Stewart, Minister of Wick Si-reet- Re“ w- H- Rackhaml the Interior, said that these douko- M-A-i Trum- St- AndmW-s Umtedl bors, having lived more than five fl-‘iks lime 9° cilll- years in Canada were subject o the‘ provincial admlntstration of law. WINDSOR "I resent this constant reflection ' on the personal ability of members wlndsili‘ Presbytery "‘ Av°n‘l“le' of the government," he said. “It is R°V~ J- w- Hmlhes? H°""°“' m“ a favorite pastime. If opposition 36°13‘? F- 59"“? wmwnl m be sup’ members will couch their criticisms Dlleil- _ or requests in parliamentary lang- w°°d5t°°k Presblftery " Canm“ uage theywill get courteous and bury, Rev. John B. Gough; Centre- decent nnswersy ville, Rev. William McBride Rodger! Ho", q A Dunning, Minjgtgr or Glilssvllle- Rev- F- J- Lime? Grand Railways and Canals, expressed the Full-ii. RBV- l1 K- 3°35- B-A: opinion that the great majority of Yarinouth Presbytery-North East dcurmbors became good c]ul]|eng_ 1t Harbor, Rev. T. R. Davidson, Ph. was a shame m Saddle u“, great

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MINISTER-REV. M. SCOTT FULTON, M. An B.

D. Organist and Choir Mouton-MRI LOUIS D. THOMPSON. y . ' 1- i > Momlng-No Service in Zion, Joint Service in ' 8t. James Church. i 2.30 P. blip-Sunday School and Young Women's Bible Class. ' _ ‘ ‘ Evening-f P. M.-Joint Service with Members of ‘ St. James Congregation. ' r Preaoheh-Rev. W. Bruce Muir? Anlhem-"Stlll, Still Wll-lLThee" . . . . . . . . .. Oly Speaks Mrs. J. A. McMuhrn nnri choir. ‘ Hoffman"

Organ Prelutlb-Barcarollé,‘ from “Tales of --0flcnbach

STRANGERS WELCOME

ctlldsl-Yeflm- He“ H~ D- Tiiwmsend- that opposition members were snip- o-o+oooowo+rww+owowao+ovoomoooooooowg,g.,.’

ST" PETEIPS CATHEDRAL

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND INCUMBENF-CANON MALONE, M. A.

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FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 A. M.- Iloly Communion.

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ll.00 A. M.—(ih0ral Eucharist and Sermon - "Moses and the Prophets." ‘

7.00 P. M.—r. ensong and Sermon-"God "is Loves"

be made in each charge and urban area to ascertain by actual survey what persons are now unreached by the church ‘md m“ these p909“ diers civil re-establishment, exilres- becolne the special care of pastors sad the Opinion ma; me grwerrr. 5nd 0f congre-Fmolls- , ment of British Columbia was deal- ' ing with the situation effectively. J. s, Woodsworth (Labor Winnipeg. North Centre) said that it would be Wick» WET“ w” expressed a‘ “'1' very regrettable if the impression den“ 0f mcleasml? “W” wnsuml" went out that any large number of “tiorsince-the-ineug-urattcmninhathese...1,eeprkmm_gwmml_le exlsilng sYsmm 0f lmvemment sale great majority were good citizens. llll‘ beverage Purlmsesl “m mas" This view was concurred in by Mll- mllllll 9-5 ‘he ‘wnferenc? believed ton Campbell (Progressive, Mae- that this system is proving 9° be "- Karmic) serious handicap to the ethical, so- Hon R‘ B_ Bennett this agrlerrroon clal lmd ecmmmlc welbbemg o‘ this took occasion to refer again to Hon. province, it was resolved “that this Robert Fork‘. He had Spoken or cmferemie is unchanged l“ "'5 °p' the minister in the highest terms of lmsmm‘ m the lwncy °f wvemment integrity’ and worth. sale of intoxicating liquors for bev- But the history of an par-name“. 81188 DUTPOSES-i’ tary procedure showed it to be the Re5°l“ti°“5 were passed depmc" conceded right of members of the atlng gambling aild lotteries for House or Commons to discuss mm- "llsmg mmley m‘ benevment pm" isters and, their efficiency in the W595» °rphailagesl etc" ' discharge of their task. It would be The conference recommended that a sorry day m this parliament when a small wmmutee b” “Vmimed m that right was discontinued. To the

leader l of the opposition and the leader of the DTOQIQSSIVO party. Hon. G. H. King, minister of sol-

_ TEMPERANCE Re temperance in New Bruns-

W

district. He read a newspaper re-i port of a meeting held there at! which it was charged that misrep- resentation had taken place in con- nection with the settiernent and l3 of the 15 families wanted release] from their contract. ~l

less spirited manner until conclus- ion of immigration matters at five thirty.

tone of the leader of the opposi- tion's remarks this morning on ac- count of the remarks of Mr. would indicate no desire to tate it.

Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, afici- Sermon. 2.30 r. M.—Sabbath School. '

7.00 I‘. lyL-Doefm- Floren on Murray (of Korea) will ad- dress the congregation.

D-l P°Yl LliTour- Re“ D Men‘ majority with the sins of a few. Clllki Tl"? Jordlms ‘md Simdys Mr. Esling protested that he had W-‘ -- -¢-¢__, v4, R"- w- H- Fmsylhel 3' A"? YM‘ made it clear that he was referring , mmlth weslell- R“- w- R53°°l9y' only to the religious fanatics when Woo-om . .- ‘e v ~ v‘ vvvv c“ h sked the government to take - . ~ - ' AFTERNOON SESSION _ stip: in the direction of deportation‘; t: Some of these people went abou , Co-PASTORS

anghgocittliitelslelxrée tclbtiannfiilitiéxeqgng: nqllgiiat would the prime minister ‘ REV‘ 8' m RAMSAY‘ n’ n RB“ “AMMOND JOHNSON ‘ ggelmngzttiiryarwkax]; ‘f: think n. ‘Ii wen‘, out “if: ha: 8:; " ORGANIST PRDF. W. E. FLETCHER, AJLC-IVL ArTJI-Ls

° . - i ' den t0 hi0 some Pills *1 ‘ 3rd ANNIVERSARY or‘ UNION

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ggldiiniseatligriltlaristliilzexcflnliiefieialcetir °°“‘.',°“‘f,°d ‘at sé:rrnnga‘:ve3r1ed:$:_ ll.00 A. lVL-Preacher-Rrev. Hammond Johnson.

He evangelistic work, the eonfer- ggggbfiss mw'1aughte,_ Mn Krng ' Soio-“Jesu, Lover of My Sogk...“ . . . . .. McDougall m” recommended that‘ every mo" replied m“ "e wmfld send for the ' AntheIm-“O with??? ........... .. Goss

Solol-“The Better Land" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COW!!! Mr. I’. W. Small. Anthem:—“Crossing the Bar” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Fletcher