_li-'1Y'33»--img#-V 3' ~~  __ s . . _ _ . "" i-'ran caan-mrrnrown GUARDIAN '” `
P/ici: seven ' _
To those who are realli I i ' »
 about the Coffei Mayff-Bel Ch-95°",
fh¢Y'_dr1nk, there is one ily Pi’tlS|lyl%l’lIll
brartgi that always pleases "’ '
 Well because.  _ __H»;1»l_1l_.__ToN, oN'r.,_:uay_2:_._;- 'i‘_1:s
‘  pa-rtlcularly _ ood--I . i.'°§..’_.Zn§L` {’§“l'.I1`lf..l.°... 12.2.1
‘  meetin of the G eral A286 bl 0!
 &   that oligureh evermheld inrlganlhda.
’  __ __  Over live lilmdred -,commliesipners
have sent in their names and there
In K, I and 2 pound tins. Whole-#Gi-oun¢|...p“|v“|"¢_ l I are more to lollow. The' billeting com-
lloo line ground lor Percolutore. Never sold inbuilt" ~ ' mm” "°P°“`“‘“t "W 9°°Pl° °f an

CHASE . _~ the churches have :been very ready
, . at SANBORN' MONTREAL' ' ms ` to sign up as the hosts of the visitors.
The city ot Hamilton has a very
»  illrge Presbyterian constituency even
' ' ' - ‘ in these .days of absence of the sold-
iers. and when the -boys get home
_ again .the number will be, still larg-
er, There are nearly 3,500 familivs
and nearly 9.000 members connected
_ with fourteen Presbyterian churches
1 ol this city. . r -
Like the other church folk here tile
_- I’resbyterl'1ns are “well-off" and
_,generous glvers to the work of their
churchut home and abroad. Tile
amount contributed by tllese [our-
teen churches to mailntaln the local
,and congregational work approxi-
mates yearly $125,000 and, in addi-
tion, they average nearly $50,000 a
year ‘for “Schemes of the Church"-
the unfortunate name given by the
JA V ,older men to the missionary work'
ZZ ° til - I
- ~ _ Yesl you must have e few lass num- M l<HA»<~| Monza/vron.
bers, ere are a few of the latest .and 
t si _ they curry on
'e 7'
beet_-Ptihey _:FC CFHCRIUS good ones ` _ 5 The l<"orty-Fifth Assembly, which
‘ i .t°9 ~ “Il °‘°  meets here June 4, will likely,clloose
I 0
.
I a -khaki moderator. though there are
“H” Ma§l§f’S V°i<=@” Records   ::‘.;1.:'°;;:;“":::;‘,.I.‘;:z
recor e by the foremost bands ' Pl-ssbyteriea. Among these wllo are
I I
_ _ ' being put up for the place of highest
90 C.¢l\t5 f0|' l0'|UCh» d0\lbI€~Slded _  honor in the church ure Dr. Love,
(5\\'“¢ Pfi°¢ ll b¢f°f¢ the WH) `  Quebec; Dr. R. iS. Grant, Toronto; Dr.
» 9
At the Jazz Blnd Bull -
Wllk-l"6x Trot _0M.StepDi;IeI;lIgIlt:z‘;hBand
Bluln' the Blues-Fox Trot-and-Sensation Rs
-0M»Swl» olrlemnl .lm lima
Sltéletewlsngle--Fox Trot-and-Tiger. Rl!-
0"¢'5¢¢D ' Dlxielmd' Jazz Band
The Oitl Grey Mare--and-Beale Street Blues-
F” TW!! ‘ Fuller's'.luz Band
Li'I Liu .land-One-Step--am!-Coon Band
Contest-Fox Trot l~`uller's .lpn Band
Dlxielsalhllu Band#-One-Step-and--Livery
Stable Blues-Fox Trot Dixieland Jus- Band
Slippery Hank-One-Step-and-Yah-de-dih-
Fox Trot FuIlcr‘s Jazz Band
larsl
ls4ss
ls41z
lasts
lsssi
lszss
lsazl
I Vickoinhffroni _$34 ‘to $597 (sold on easy pay
menu, if desired) . Ask for free eopy et our
fi?
‘ qpqpnf .f .-
§»I§~2`€° 'INK
Thomas Stewart, Halifax; Principal
 Macklnnon, Halifax, and Dr. John
'@" Pringle, Sydney. The last are khaki
gf men and thc opinion seems to be
 that one or umm will he called to ull
Y
. ." the chair. Both or mess last sinned
have Dominion-wide reputatlons;_ Dr..
Pringle is honored for his pioneer
work in the Klondike as missionary
in the days oi’ the rush for gold, and
Principal Z‘Jiaekl_llllo_n is remembered
as a very popular and successful
`minister ill Winnipeg a few years
ago,
Inasmuch ns the Assembly rever-
9(lD" in Mnter's.Vei¢e" ecards. ` ` ° ° wisdom ani zeal. it is not beyond
Montreal
-C € Q 4
W.}'p.jf.]1€;1'p. » .jp
~ 44° -
Hear them at any His Master’s
~ 0 Voice” dealers _ 1 _ Pringle. Col. Pringle was born in
ma in Prince Edward island, brought up in
Galt, Ont.. and educated at Queell’s
University. lie has rare platform
gifts. and ii' he gets _to the chair
this year, he will make the Assem-
bly memorable.
' ° Mlll\!fl<f\\ll'¢d by Berliner Gum-o-phone-Go., Linhltxd
.iii
1-;
-:wi-:sn -is.-. ~  -
A  T N & C Capt. Mackimlon also has the pow-
, , er that moderators need and can al-
1/ll Great George Street Charlottetown P.E.I. _Ways 5"” 3 “°°‘1 “°°°“"‘ °‘ “fm”

P 
iii’
620-page Musical Encyclegdia. lining ever  ‘ ences nge. when it is linked with
the possibility that the sceptre this
year will be held out to Dr. Pringle,
or'to givo him his llliiitary title, Col.
. ° ’ self.
 f -_ £1- "  ff m
_ `   _ Mears ln er. PAUUS. _
123 Kent Sir Charlottetown, I’ li. I. _ Assembly Wm me” this ye" 1"
' ~ ‘ _ one 0'! the most beautiful churches
. . __ _ _ _ in Canada. St. Pnul's. The spire of
` $   I ` this kirk is a poem and the interior,
, ' who have. not before seen St, Puul’s
fe~ rllulch. Hamilton. will be charmed bv
* ‘ _fi .,,. /.__ - ' I .
Wgalnlge  the beauty oi' it. lt is the cathedral
,_.  _._ _ i , _. , _ _  ' _ church of the _dcnoln_ination, and it
:__-
A
_Lv
° °'»°»m\`|&=
5
,. _ _
ak as  f I if/It
 ' M, in its lines and coloring. is an epic
T e home a can of   ' poem. 'Commissioners to Assembly
» .. . ' , V .
& ~ -
Q, has for its minister, Capt. D. ll.
\ Drummond DD who is .1 mon to all
’ 0 e » , _ ,
You    work It does » the city, clear both for his work sake
_ and his worth.
I " I ;~*=“ “°”  'f ~ `l` The \\'o'_'!t ol' tho Assembly will be.
_ »-/""’°””‘ I I us ill the past t\\oi`old, a revision of
'55
_\_-
»  Econcmizu efforts nlnuf- during the year to curry
I, _ -/-0°' . out the plans of lust Assembly, and
lil _ _ e
With. the passing of new plans for tllo
coming cllulcll ycar. The various
<L°""'|£ _ total amount of money receiv d for
the missionary and educatdollal work
. 1 illri U 9%.?
' A -~ UU »-= » i_l;__;. | _
I Vi----Tl ’ 2'  infix "T yffanfz executive dcpllrtments will report n
v IJ  “I `fr"" L; If I’ B-°°“tm»‘°°i» rsoslsslro This ls inc nng¢st
_____,_________l=i;Tills;a_E.%.h..i~.4l».__ ' -  ° " '  _ ‘
_ __ - amount cvel luised ill ordintlly ways
` ` " ` for the missionary work and educa-
   ' Izizllall work gf the- Presbyterian
urcl o "alla a
i. ` t, .
  Last Assembly had -beioro it-the
ucstion of electin elders to tile
fi _ B
Sw how smoothlythis-vitonderiuiwafnisil works. Nolelhcwhorllime in drying-~ Moderator-S chan. ,md sem th., muh
|'PPll'lllo-day-dryiomorrew andthebcaulifullurlresvillnev:rrer;t:hwhile--hctcr_ ter down to |»m,by-terms for uw".
reid watercealiotlminit. Try ll. thnvnlle bmwwte and out. ’  n'nm,,,,__ -The ,-,W-n, g,-om the pres.
ll-ng M°|(¢y“ gg., ‘ Bunimerslde, P. B. l.~ #_ liyteries indicate no desire to give
F¢m\¢i| g °h|,,¢|,,._ ` Ghnrletietown, P. l. I. ," inoderhtorial standing in the Asilém.
Jams. 1 g|~|, _ » Atherton, P. I. I. = _ _b`ly\ to. elders, and, in all'_liheli-
wllllgm ¢|||h`"|( Bedequs, P.~E. _I. _ diced, there will be no more 'eflorty
M. Kenngqy ‘Q gg,-, Bradllbsne, P. E. I. ' . I mode 'to supplant _the ministers, _in
w |_ "nan" Q.,-sig", P. E. I ‘ this particular. _Tne matter oben-
l_°,.¢-. ¢°mPmy_ gn, 1-|-"er", P, E. 1. lsrgiog the powers of Synods was
“_ H “mum _ ¢"p|u¢,_p, E24. : _ also before last Assembly and lt, too,
A_ 9 Ro" _ ¢|d”,_p, |, |, - was sent io Presbyteries tor judg-
_| A oumm. ‘ .on png.,-|°¢°n, p, I, l, _ ment. vvithrthe result that the mst-
Mebguw .,.°|_ Geeff|et_aly_n, F. S. I. ‘ ter will likely remain in etatu quo.
P J Ney A' os. uqntdr'|lh‘rer. P- l~ I-
| in r ¢. l. t40.ooe.ooo mmap A1-. __
-lumen Kennedy. Bu. K°"° " "' I _
P Q Mellleque .
W' .K  _ Low", Mhqtapue, P; _l. I. , , , The _big thing to heycomidered -this
l w Qm”"§,,,., i4qm'¢u¢,_n.jf.,l.  l _ _ i saints :uma-wsm, »lt°vsmsst~ in an
Jam” § 8h ensronl 1 New GIIIQOVD P- I 9-  “W V9.3* 9I»'zh°_,9I'.“f°h' The A5'
J J,p|||i',,{ X _ North 'l\`|etleo', P`. l~ I. _ sembly _will try to_ get itself pie
K ` _ __ -New Y- U
 W  i’» ¢u,'r.d.|
 "N "  - -- urls. P. If i
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_ =;“":.=-u‘;~£_»_ -- <~1»'».'.1'.._..  J. _ I ' ' °" ""_"
next live years, in every form of ~ ".
equipment. Much educational worki
along the line oi' this eilort has
1919.
CHURCH UNION PUT OVER.
The Qllefltion of Church Union
'not colne._beiore this Assembly.
of the matter under the form it
prior to the.. Assembly et 1916.
Of 1917 r€30IvetI," that contr
tempt be made lit the present
propriate to a further period.
that the church wait patiently
tion, llle Assembly cannot clcnl
the oltl question of Union unlil
ti
this year.
strenstlt tmwnlz the chul-c1n~:.~
the war, and it is judged well to
that it' may be necessary to
turnout oi people on Khaki night.
will be ‘before the court. '
_i_l______,____
EGGS FALL 700 FEET
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Muy
hour, to-<Ir.~y llrop.pcd zl crllln nr
smashing one of them.
Seattle, invclltor of tl parucllutc
merciai acculllpl~islln1ellt ol the
the rucorliii eslulllisllcti ill till.-‘.
who is ill charge of tllc air sys'
is that tolllorrolv tile smile nil'
the trick ngain tomorrow." Mr.
letters, costillg\}48.34 all hour.
ti.
Slssays Fm too
p;a,rti_c,_qlar.._i but
She a§r€`.¢5. With
I me-1 i-le're's‘ no
|‘ corn flakes like
#_-_r _  fx  *Y I
done during the year, but the big A
push is elated for the Assembly of
’|
_least__ there can be no consideration
Assembly 0! that your resolves;
“that further action will not be taken
until-the second Assembly after the
CIOBB Of the W0-1°." and tile Asselllbiy `
Over-
sory on the mutter of organic union
be drolrlied by all parties; that nn rit-
to set forth in detail the action ap-
new light which it may receive by
divine guidmlce through the growing
experience of the people and the les-
_sons of* ine wary' it will thus he
seen that, according to its own uc.
assulning that peace will ilu igllorl
.lt is practically settled limi. out.-
nlght of the coming Asonlhly wil; bl-
glven over to lleuring the story of lin-
lreturlled chaplains. l'rt_»s`hytc|~iull
Canada was not lust ill llul1lel'irnl`
helped witn uloll und lnenxls to will
the men wllo wt-ni, tcll of their ox-
periences. Indeed. the Colnllllltvv
in charge of this particular work ict-l
several meetings in the largest
churches ol’ the city that evening, nnd
to carry the speakers from one to nn- i
other of these until all have llr>:|rd
them who wish to hear. 'Pile Hamil-
ton cllllrclles have sent so many men
that there is sure to be ll. gn.-lit
As is usual, there will be consi.
deration of those moral and social
questions ol’ the hour that are upon
the lips ot the multitude. and it can ‘
be taken fol'_ granted now that the
question of the cost of living and the
minimum wage of ministers and men
i
Nor oNs snoxsu < i
“Eddie” -Stinson, flying 700 feet ill the
air tit speed ol! seventy miles :ln
Oil the Atlulliic \(_`-ily Airport wiiilout
' 19:"
‘I5 r-:
Tho eggs were tossed ovcl' thc .sitio '
urine plane by W. 1,. \\'ntl<in_-, nr ‘
in the tlem'ollstl'ation. The willtl rur-
ried the parachute and its blllwlell :L00 l
paces from tllc point over wilicll they
were releusetl. An automatic tlcvict-
released the crate when it l'oacllcll`llle
ground. The eggs were sold as sou-
venirs, bringing 25 cents apiece.
Commercial luviation has l'n:l<:llt-ti
the stage wllcre-airways ot' the world
have been actually laid out, it was
stated ut tonight's session of llle
second Pan-American Aeronanlic Con-
vention. Many practical denlunslra-
tions in the last year were reported `
to have surpassed even the lollrlesl cx~
ipectatiolls. As an cxullllplc oi illc crnn-
l ,_\
A.
.Seoretary Augutus Post rcculictl lnut
t.olllol‘»l'ow lddrks lthe lllrst allll:4yt-.r-
sary of the alir_ lnoil service in mis
country. l"au'is und. llgllrcs i:i\'»»|l ill
vice were the basis ol :: lllcsszlgv nl' ;l
colxgrlltlllutiulls sent to Otto l’rat-_ul-r. |
Second Assistant Postlllnslcr Lit-il¢_~l‘;\i, i
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Night; -Time Time »- Fféeces
FIKHE movement forthe electric clock in the Toronto City
Hall wars brought over from England Z1 years ago. It
cost fllotzszlnds of dollars. Anti it showed time in the ,darl:. ‘ 
About the same time very wealthy men were carrying in
their pockets :mother kind of a time-in-the-:'i:_ll'l< time-piece-~
n Watch tll:l’i souncied the time for them on n tiny gong when
they “prcsf1;ti lilc buttcm." This stliking' wntcll was known
as .fl “l`epe.'».ler" :ami Cost from $150.60 
~ Now ywll cz-in blly al gtlaranteed In;_fci';soli Radiolite, the
modern tirnc-in-the-dariz time-piece. for ns low as IISSTOO. In- `
stead of the old elcasaperaliing strikillgg' mechanism to 'Sound
_ the time, tile Ingersoll Radiolite glows the
rzldium in the substance on the Figures and ilzmds does it.
It`s the watch for up-to-the-minute-men, the leaders. the
kind of mon who get things before the crowd knows they are
a necessity. The retailer has a complete line, including the
$3 model pictured above. Now is the tirre to select. Look '
fOr ING-ERSOLL Ori the dial.
ROBT. H. INGERSOLL & BRO., 128 Bleury Street, Montreal i
Canadian Factory~Canz\dian Workers
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time. Genuine
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“Our practical ‘delnonstratloll of ' ' -rf'-=-' -- _' fl ‘ ""'*"'*'“"'_`:“"""""""' T ' '
w-hat the alll' service has at-.colnplisllcd
vl1zl|np.- lin- llrll'.<l-< haul I-;lpl|\':lll;xl:
lll:lllln\<|llill~<. :lull ills' lulivr Ioliun nl
lin- _~i_\‘lt\. ol' lhl- l`ul'lll<~l' wilvll in-.<i»'
10.715 IDUCS. “lid mls C*U`|"|0‘l 573555 run il.'ll'<\lf\g;;i-fl ullll llolloliy \\'lll‘l'n\:< llul'.\'f‘i-'_ ll:\l‘f-lc,ugln|_ -
letters, costing unlly 966.80 ani' lluur, ubml, [|,,.m_ W, _,»(._,.|..1».|_1_v nl' l.<»ng~
while the second plane has-‘boon in
\\'lli|i \\'ill ilalllpcll to \\'oLllt‘l|`-~ illoss
D»mmh` r __-...___ ...~.:;_~____-::':¢:ai.f °:---.~_'__ f _ -_-._-.=-_.__'___'.!'_'.'.._-.__.- ____'i'____..__.~ ~- .- f -if -._;.-as
`propelled by the sunlo lllolo_l;._~;__\l'llit~ll
hopped illto the air ut me ocgillnrllg 1
of postal service il year nge ilcuvcnn ,,AR|S G|R|_5 SHOW _
Wtlsllillgtoli iilltl-New Y'0l‘ll, Will llll`ll HOW TO ECONOMIZE 1-rilllpi-liirll'.<_ .»\l`l<-l 1lt‘ii't“~'~'c.~¢ ral llf'
l'llsi
told the convention. "One :lirplnnc
ha* D991! ill UW air 164 l‘°“rS~ fl'-"W5 i’AltIS, .lilly Zi.-».\iosi ravi- llol'.~\:s thc grilllil .~iull1i illvy plll'urlf_‘1l lillr, l.|1~
in lllv nvnr flliilrc. for till- it-gs wcl'un‘t
rin- only iliinlxs lmreil_ The uressr-s
sm-n utrlr l1l\\'-llsiclivli, :<lt‘1.\vvlt`-w,
:=z*;;l|il_\' l»tllol‘lcl' iilull l'ol'lll¢~riy_ (itll:
lin- hinh l-nal of al pair of sill: stocl-:
i`ll;'~‘ iw lin-. only vuust' lol' the nudity
ol luir lilllhs.
the air u totnl of 222 hours, flying P 'f_.:;__f _,if------_.,,_,, =:-__~.=___.-_  ' ‘Y ...__ __  __  _-_-_-__4,____-15-12.**-_~-_-_ 7- __=_-_-E
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putting the enterprises ol the elm
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.9 ,I _ l _ . in. this and other.-Jules, upeil~e"\ " ~ ~.  _ _ I x I I . 
 ' , ggnlgy' lrldge, P. I. 5 strong buts of operation. and it also _»` i f '
°' _  . '.1 blurs to double its revenue in the' * f 1 . ~ ‘V \~ ' ` ‘ ~»"` » ~` A ` fr'   ‘
;, 11.*-,J rl if th.--.t~  >'<-.‘.~"_-.5 .- "-"l - ¥"- »» ~" K I ~
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Over Here
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STAG Chewing Tobacco
is appreciated by both
of Canada’s war units
--those who fought in
Flanders and those who
served at home.
It, is also enjoyed by
civilians of all classes
tlirollghout Calmda and
l's'_',_recognlzed as being
‘5'°“‘ ”"‘°” °“" “““ °“"’°“ "“I','},“,§ "  _  ls=mmnt: r"mnwn§m.frmmm‘.