csxnwrrerows councils ____ ____
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E. Island libspltal
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F1( _1lralvn1‘en“l§li11»11 15111.
._"‘7 _mc "’
j 1 _-‘~`f'1  vcuriklnciraly, _
-  2' ' “ FRANK R. HEARTZ V
1 » --.-Y* ' ‘- 1' - Chairman Campaign commits"
The full amount of y_ou'y- plugs 1° gh p,.| E
island I-iospi_tsl'lis_riiiai_gn= _Fund is new d°ue._ nn dm"
__ _ ll ll llililgl lllscftlza- ___4hs,,'feustee to 1' in 1
lor-M lslturee the .Hospital until th: molfry p.|::|=d.
paid In full. wa would be very pleased to receive nen'1l¢¢|1»1s¢
all your subscription as soon as possible.
` = §_’~1¢ A’ __-'--»-
I WM” ’W°'P|°UUUs huh been redeemed it is the inten-
tion ,pf the Trustees tq eaii s publie meeting to decide who.
thsr`wa_ '_ ith the s lotion el u new and mg"
1111 tl-*ht£Pl"i°i:mtI_i-dr m1vl'93e'1-'t11e.1.rmu¢ building.
l"°'\!. t~.v°`1»= _llllslusrvpwlt tc-1111. 11 . 1* 1 11.
H°°P“l| °l"|?|l’l°N_ °°lWll\|°Iit you can ir`1:ke ::sry:n:nt at
the Canadian Bsnk`p`f‘ _ ,,
' fl.
Wars .rendered by »the
Uheir. under thedirectloll of Poet.
-Wstkis. HUD! F820 :Also sung by
Mrs. Seth 11-lenderson. Mrsl J. A.
LIWBUD. and _lid_r. Robert Messer-
vy. ‘~ _ _
D1'._.l.` Q.‘_'!ll1-ruthsre
Dr. Carruthers, preaching lit the
morning service, referred tothe
telegrams illlat the congregation
had juli. lillrd, and said that he
brought one to thefn also, one that
could not possibly be like unto the
_ others. .lt was with strong feel-
§_ ing that he stood in the pulpit of
" St. James. ss his association with
 
0bB3l'V9  preach -81| word."
'lleda the il-lo Ml l W k
.. .1.. ’.»...1....’$i2.. 51.33... 35.. murmunlnl
1‘3“"°"“” wsprrgp  ‘-1 ""1-l'°'°°"'°=»"°'1 
(¢0l\i|ill.lld 'NM PIIO 1) 1-ob] gh 1| 1: ml. Tad 
ldspil-111|. several bolutiiu .- . _  gecufgi- hdew hilldmllniedz fd sz: oivlosno No. 11. " ' Fishermmt
.,lf1le.ordlnsry 0! rellslon tothe out- iv~¢1ce.u_ limb; emu 111.1 _ _
Iylns fields. But they were work- d1,1¢,,,1 ,.1 4 9,, “.1 11,1., ,: ‘ ' ' _ A" '°b*" 7‘°|‘°"”““'h°"”°”
. » ,- _ 1 of-the Pmvlnos who a sts
ang hard anddgetting ministers clue 11,, 'gay 5 per een; s»|»_»uu,um)  ‘___ In nom" un 1|.” N
l
_ 1 iA`t0i‘1ce
pp-_e '
Clerk, also Mast Gutter for
" our new mrs. ’ Meat eutter
'._and sul`e'em11p,' l_with__ exper-
 ience neadsd--still ll lmll*
_ hey te learn the business.
- App1y'.`1'u 1`ier¢e11'_ _
proportion than in the East, never-
Y 05° 0° Wa' “WP Y “B 7- 9 upon paid up Preference sluu-os
men. _ 1, 0,, _ l __ 1 ' QU# _ _
Dr. Grant. -Secretary of the Mis- 1  ,,,,.":;:“,?:, Tsai; ’ W||"b°' 'WN  ffl*
sion Board. had recently said _ _..._ ~ R0 A’.»`|?'l 'f\|°“!¥~ 140|? 1,391 I* 2
'that in proportion to its size. the f,",1',°,,,";°'f,','f::',,,l:",’[,§,':'f,,'1'I,,,f';f frhc uuuuul .charlotiewwu oliuu. e_'ef£k~11- M- .far 01° _P.!"1l°l° ef
Presbyterian Church was doing hold." M mmm "M so W” tauqua ,anon opsnsd on 331111-day considering _further ‘proceedings
more Home Mission work in West- ,_ By um" of nu Bond ' ' when s very pleasing and interest- WIN' ,
ern Canada than any other church. W M M Do`_'Al_D 11,3 91.,-,B1-gm W” D1-sssstsd .111 1119 Federal and Leos! Representatives
'Some might have heard that tile ‘B “ot”  ' tent W-1,1911 1, p1;¢1_1s1i_ ss ususl, 011 are
Churoh had little or nothing left T _ I ;°'f ‘“"' "°"'"°" me Prince at  wales cones, 501.7.9.31_ _
in Western Canada. but, while it ‘"'°“ "' ""’ ' ""‘ 8l.0unds_
Wag 1_1-ue 11,3; 11 had 105; more 1,, +0-G00-+ve-oo-o-oooa-Q44-o¢.¢.¢¢_¢ The rogmm was opened in the
D _
11, cons,-“M10” reached .back A 1 male" there was an unbroken D afternoon with a short address bi'
1 _ 1 _ _ " ~ ` H ' . th li iman of the local Chau- N '
§ i:’:;3w;‘£;‘_Y_him_I-‘|fufd:':\:_:\;>l_:°:V;l_l;:_;3_F _ _ _ I line reaching from Bermuda ilud u   taguzti Eoxmmittee, Mr. R. H. RogeH._F 
"mf he'w°\lld esuld eco thou;  S ggvgwnflind “Sm “mai lifhg GOIlliI'01 Of Gflt “'h° ln '~‘ 1°" "°’d“ °*P‘“‘“‘“ th” 
1: n neu o _ Vancouver s li
,__ faces or again spesh111rom_thls pill- 'Statistics showed that at the pre- 6 - 9'"p°°° °t Chaumqua’ 'md the
pit. H »b ht | _ 1 _'  ' . _ strenuous effort that had been
<=°l1El'6;eti;?ll,x{1 mesgleifgafgtifnlothlglgl   ' EE? tlaeggge §,;::1g¥,§,e1:,',:1?1 Calgg  In  £nade_H§_i1ave lt return here again '
_ f°'m°" “nd N5- 'U Wal U18 l-OIL!   " bers. But lt m"1lst-be remembered , | ~ hm 7”" `
 “Our fellowships with the Father; P.HON~E 421 that those weren’t many outlying W§g§°I‘;,:5Gt°N|t:; Gusnflmfo _ Bm” ““°"‘°°“ and evening de' That flllarlottewwndoesnot lack
and Wm* tm’ 30”- -'UWB C1ll‘|Bl»"-` congregations which had not been .. . ’ " “ey ' ugh'-ful m“Bi°a1 p'°g"am“ were f
_ The speaker said he wished to 1 i d h d t 'u Chuck' Dunning Wm have °°“' rendered by the Lowell Patton ar- °r
speak of the mm name and me _______________________ _p;gl_1§r_yo;>_rssn__f§e __D:__k_:1_° helfeflb  c_1;__1_;1eSf_;_§_1_t___cc;1;i_1;;l__sn lvl; tim, who in their dramatic as well 2';
». _ -_ - ;ll);riI?;:_e:_l:1;§sWf;ufu;h_:ngL “slid time. 8115 5° d;“3td iurénft was ed' and he W" °°n°e“"m" in his ing Willie ‘vlotherwell’s meeting gstgmlsatggl m";;1:ireI§g;|L?l'; 1_0! hlzxii ciial given last night in Zion Pres-
 _ m 1:- dm, 11,., guurc u a ts up uplulbu, that lu time 11 would be 1, h I ‘ 1 ° _ ° C byicrldu church by siguor ludrio
_ _ . uratively, in the Garden of God. and dDw_m_ _ti achievements and d_swve__ed that the Presbyterian _1§v'_i__tc_0t_eei __o_<;a aclziberal executive pertm.m_ance as enlermniug as 1, Capem the world famous _mmm
A  to look with him at the same flow 1 It as a pleasure for C1, 1, 11 d 1, 1 .11 1d d 1 1 ls unique
mv-[ED `- ' . " 1. w urc a een e . A ' ` »
“" ers, to notice its color and aroma,m tra. ,1, 1-uses; on this 1 b th 10 ju; V mn King” Wester” “d“te“°“t Wm |Lowell Patton pianist Gault
0. hx." _ _ _ _ _____________________ the speaker t0 B wo y e un n. e was q te ,each Wmmp in ti 1. S _ » -_ .packed to the doors, and many
'_ _ on .1 an 1 _ lee psf 11,, gf s ,uh The great word of the passage sol- occasion _for several) reasons. First ssnfldsm 111111; 1,1115 135111111115 was da conferenceeg with Tse §’(fc;’l e';’;_ Patton, baritone and Ludoric 1-luot, were unable ,O gain seam
°\.=,l'“'°*°'.'  I-11-111... 11 acted as the text was the word 11 .-11 111111. ld Y t 111 1 1 11 1 1
nu”  1°pos»l|n1:rl:::: ;;:,°J;?_w°1mp'"t §`h° °p°'u° J°h“ t)i?;>al\;:§vl)i§cgh3f CPr\lfi(ce Edivard is. cvgxhing _Was more important to‘§§;;;e'a p{:rtIgfB;‘_§‘g Sggaxggexgg rgggrabiliity. ellis llllullllnctlll 31211: <.:o?l- ve?
ch _Bt _1_>r80___ t e supremacy. of “md 1119 churches were character- 1119 chu,-£11 than 1119 work amongst machine into this province notably certs here on Saturday they de- ran
_ , _ _ . ‘ . - l' 1 Ut Was Bn illterelltilld' 111111; as being types by themselves. the young The old generation was li hted lar di u s Thel e- g. D - S
. .__  __... __ ___ _ - 13 d , 11 1 1 11 B 5° °“_° Ce- f Y 111 ~ kabl vol e but ll
Teachers  _ _ fact that he never spoke of Christ and me Chm-¢11 01 S1, Ju-mes 118111 paul" away_ and _the boys and ran on w ere t s concede_ erwim is as varied as it _Is leak D9 s remar e c , a
Meeting
Packers And
ated te attend a meetln which
a view el-' el¢aln|r1¢ asms.
respectfully invited to attend.
_ Tenor dives A
 Recital-Here
lovers of good music was prov-
by the remarkably large num-
of people that attended the 'ro-
tenor. The large _auditorium was
is almost impossible to con-
to the reader the _wpnderflll
e and ower ot' Si nor Cap-
FOI' S816 as Lord ibut always along lines of 1 this Province 11-ls 8 1 FMR” Wm have “ hot time “meth p D thmugh his recital' lmm mo mst
 . _ _ ` ' _am ` _ ' a unique place n -g_ woud become the men and er he runs as B fusion candidate ing, and many of tiielluulbers were number to me mst, not a sound
1-EAgHgR WANTED F03 HUN. AUC-I-'ON SALE OF _‘_ B - f gilflggzlll ogfggashlf- t¥_Vl;°“ S The speaker was glad l-0 bB_ Dre- women of the future church. The or any other kind of a candidate rendered in costume, with the per- could be heard from me 11,,-ge and
$150.00 D Y 0 0 .
tar unter River.
Sucre Y.
408-7 6 61. F0
'rEAcl»1En wAN1'En -ron L1‘r-
tle Harbor Schools' 1240143. Sup-
plement $7‘5. Jerome Mcfbonald,
Sec'y. 1 94-'I-10-2| R E8
u1as1Pz1l1'R _ lldbl 1111111 d
t 22 July 16 E r C B ‘md feeling e Themapezker was rgglllgiit  tlfeiehdizssgillgctgdvgdld 3122211 ll: lgutllhleyuevgdld blggge ailldviilillscosll) “med W"
_-___ ed of the remark of a well nown 111111 intimately known Two of nectlon with the church and Jesus a man to H
R SALE "' °N MARKET ’°“d°" "1 ’1“*’°°“1 We “Hd 11°” them had also been present today christ 'llhere was no other '“ S°“'h
'Square Tuesday, July 111111 at iz ture. who when asked what he ...id he had been closely acquaint work in the world like ibut cud thc B H“d"°”'
WANTED-‘PRl_NCi‘P_AL _AND A8-_ t
distant _'£1111 I-_»°11¢"nlv°l 'suiu»c1. _
~ ‘ " 151427-9-31
Situations Vstfhnl t'
3f.7|A¢i1t |l5'IM.,' ‘0F.‘l'f 'ORINK !,fr!¢_ll 11 hardy hlennilll mid 01° °° 21 years Funeral ‘his Monday! HARRY 9- BROWN. |V|l"lii°l‘ st James to imitate that great
flavor- cool, fr lil" ' `.lle itil-"°"" " "“"" \’°'°““"“' '“" ""’ ""°'° mornin from his i c residence, apostle st James' one weakness
pe s ff
_-~_l\ll'y. lq_a1lleyGessetsss»-s-:Brant-_
'IEACHER WANTED--PRINCIPAL
for Uisl school, Supplement
B150. 'Male ‘preferred.- D. A.
. B _
D .
"RJ . _
Mu1dPherson. Klnross,'Sec'y. 
" __ _ 5112-7-10-gl Fo
is- 
--*___
 To Let. _ _
8iX-DOOMED APARTMENT 'I'-0
let. Apply 100 Water St. 
0Y~""‘ B-<1 NIUE ble_w_r1way the chaff. Conversa- from other c0rlEl'988-ii0llB- H6`about tile other was hardly better ,ygyfér
506 'l 9 31 ticrr with Him was returned to the referred particularly to -the Ansll- fhuu drld duucrf, 0.3¢. l111sg-w‘;,‘,,'G,,,,
communicant richer and more can s and Bnptilii "2ll.lll'C‘1l0C‘. il-H11iécilllar'about_eaoh Galilee had msn11w
Nursing comprehensive then before. ` ‘Held if-1lf"`li‘rflSf>YlL`6~l’|lllIl Cllllfchstrenlms running into it, but had j11811c;'
139 Hillsboro St 611 10-31
_ .
T0 LET-LARGE ROOM SUIT
, able fps. :central ~locat_ed.-
Apply Guardian Office.
_ 496-'I-9-ill
P-i-___..i._
l’0 RENT-2 ACRES -PA&TUR-
age in 1Brighton.-McLeod &
- Bentley. . _ 607-10-3i»?~
To 1.51'-1=u1aN|s1-1.51: noomsvo
. _ -_ ig
l
T0 LET-6 Fl00‘M-»'FLAT.' 181
Kent St.. office and waiting
room of the.iate Dr. »Carl-litbers.
_ 589-7- 0-21
 _
Male Help Wanted _
*l# 
WANTED--lM.A'N T0 WORK ON sto
farm. Apply'J. Power, Mermaid. 11.,
*#1--+;a -Le
FIREMN. BRAKENIEN, ~BEGlN~ 1:1-
clerks (which positionf). Rail-1,,
8;?-lr-12'-ill ' 1111
Lost ll
nter North Adams Training he
chool for Nurses, North Adams, _de
Mass., please write Supt. prompt- do
ly. School qualities pupils to se- 1°
cure registration. Provides month- *"1
y allowance and privilege of six th
months' Course at Yale Univers- fe
ity school of Nursing; all ex- U1
pauses puld. ssse-s~1s-wnnlsl ge
o
riumbcrluud street, -renders 101- of God? 'lt was to have all thlnss Fullerton. pr. lrullsrtou had been ybuus people to cuter one ministry ag" "' `
s,,,,,‘f,,.{’"'°'§f}°°b °l “"5 “°*"’“"‘° "1 "‘""'“‘°“ Wm* mn* .1"°"°W' email Of w°11d°l1“1 ' 11°” “nd The problem Of settles ministers _ 
Amounts wma “oo each J _[ml 3’ W e received up to ship was communion or partner~ heart. The speaker was also was 1101 011,, of today, but one 19,-
"` ' “ly ’“"'bY M°L°°ll & B95* “mlb lmD|Y|“K ill' 0119 891190 Dllvll' pleased to be nresent on account ton years hence The dream of “ou or it
M. Csllllllilii. 886'!" 1 -492-7:9-'3.l 191'. S01i0ll0l's. 890-5-6i ege and friendship, and on the oth- 01 the present minister. He had every Ss0111s11 1161116 had been 15,11 `t° fad th
_ .er, responsibllit .' I-I _' 1 1 -11 11 d . " fe’ an
wAN1's11>-_1ax»1»En1ENcsn 1=1.1zs-r Bu11.n1Ne Love Fon sA1.E. rrlcuds had any isdn tooxhcgagg  rdidwleade bein  fniilgfryhiudolis :gulf  $2” the wish
or second class tes.chel'_!or~Nor1.h several very desirable lots for might pour out his whole heart? intimately aslloclated with ~l1lm_ for the 'futher and motlher willed, f"l“1`9. H
Milton School. "Protestant pre- Bllle 011 easy payments on Ger- Very few. Christians were given He knew his faith and devotion of their son 310011 1,, me pulplt for bless an
ferred. Settlement $140100. Ap- aid and Birchwood Street. Ap- that .privilege to say to God any- spirit. He had the qualities nec-1118 11,-st 11ms_ The m1,,1B,ry was His text
Ply C- E- MacKenzie, Sec y. , lily to Palmer & Palmer. thing and everything their souls essary to make the work in this s wo,-k 111811 W1,1dh 1116,-e was 'none Ollly 1321
___ _ _ 178-6-26-14i wanted to` say. It was too often congregation n very great success. finer in nil the world. Place. ll
 - .- th ugh-t th`t co 11 ith P b 1 1 h ld b- - laslln
M A N _'r E qt.. sxesnlsncso Fon sAl.s_ao e‘r1c1<s HARD Good -mum bg carelliflerggd orrgnxilu- thufmfheslrezllgfcus hoifd Jugiméigudd C1212; ,§1,f;"',,,`}',‘§‘; ,ghiio wgff  crouoii
teiwhel' 1°' KIUSBWU 391001- P|”°» 30 feet 10118 5x9 in first ed, and the speaker said that even through a great crisis, and they one 1_111ng 1,1113 was m,ed1',,1 1n'1he amesa
SllDDlBl¥lBl1|¥ $12500- " '-ADDI? -, Clllss condition. :Spruce floor- after fifty-two years in the lnlnist- should understand its present posl-611111-¢11 godsy 1,1 111s ,m1111s11-y sndladlans,
B. Newson, Sec’y. _ 504-7-10 i ing, pine ceiling, ' quantity of ry he sometimes inquired of Lhim- tion. They should know some- 1,, 11,9 ds11y' was ,,,,5¢,11»1,,h'neB,,fwe1-s 111
callfllllg 2 ll1Ch planks at $2 00 self whether his communion with thing of the work it was trying to Them was adsngsr 01 so le wsm: grants'l`
er hundmd “APPIY Kensington God was not still restrained. Con- do. l'r'1g-more from the churclll tlhan the es new
"B RH1lEe or F C Furze. 9 versation with God reached its The speaker desired to-say thatlwers ready 10 put 11,10 it In mg alfa we
Alley Sl 489784311 best when alone with Him. The lillrlllg this ll€I'i0d of Crisis they -holy .land were two bodies of wat- had been denied theml They hal
Christian could tell God his griefs, had discovered a wonderful sllillli er, the -Sea of Unlilee and tile gone o
Ifgsheisé-E(_o;s1Wgord NE\é/LY1doubts and fears, and God took the Of unity in the church at large. Defad Sea. The first 'had iuxur- they m
__ 011 BIT, grains out of this .friendship and and had l‘BC9lVGd mllflh kll1illl0B5 iant vegetation 'llut the district Ono 0
__ 'Dr Carruthers, in conclusion, welllll “ever lerset -110W these <10- also u river flowing out of lt.,m,1
UNG woMEN neslrlmo -ro wished £0 Say 011° ‘word to his lwmlllllilvns had helped 11_ They There was no outlet to the Dodd G d
arers as ll congregation. slid dm Hoi- Nike Hide! Mid he l-holllillf Sea. One received, 'but also gave 0 '
stincd to speak it with all free- that this 4:0llEl’ega.tion shuuldald it was a tiling of beauty. Them 3
m. They must always have ful- know of these things and aplire- olhcr did uct give, und 11 wcu|“'“"°'
wship with ‘each other, inside C4916- Ulelll- 'Pliers WHS Slfidelli 1,1 dead. God had ‘many blessings forbeen
d outside the Church. This 'beautiful unity Of Blllrit. even His. Church, but He expected to their
ey should recognize in all its 911011511 BGDHFMB |11 Other WHYB~ get as well as to give. their
alit5*. It had not always been 'Ill U19 W0l'k Of any Cl1l1l'Ch» in the,wor1d were three diville held
at a christian was merely u be could be expressed in three great institutions at work the .home thc °"‘""
ver in a faith. In the days of 11118565. FOYSIED lllld Hflllle Mis' church', and the state. He did not God
me he was the 'member of a 510115. and W0rk &l¥l0llEBt U10 include the school, for it was pro- tmubles bme d°w” heavily' he was
» band or society. This was what Willis DSUDIB- llrforeisn misllivll perly an auxiliary of these three. mam” °nIy *hone of Comm" and
aldwln to  the world always had needed, and W0l'k the Continuing Presbyterian Each one was distinct, although in Pe“°e~ Ma” hald 5°““d that he
_ ,what 1; needed MW, s g0c1s1y 11119 Church had not yet been able to 1.119 days of me Jews' the church co1lldn’t do without God, If men
   that Of the early Christians. get fields of its own. The breth- and state had been ond The were
There slept here, said the speak- fell Wh0 blld 80119 illtv the Ulllfeli home was the _first and most im- fllge
° er, many whom the had loved, Church had kent 011 this Work, and portant, and ns such it should be G04
3. IOIIS 63.g`ll6 -
and 'many whom 'the congregation U10 Presbyterian Clllllflb had 110* sanctified. -lt was said that the ‘Il-
-_- __ had loved also. 'Burma new day yet other fields assigned to it- It-day of the family cltur wus pass. or .
LONDON, .Tuly 11. --It is under- and .the new- life were theirs,-and the Sneaker tlwllsllt the Cbllfch ing away. This was regrettable. bills
od that 'in view of the prospec- he asked them to face it'w_ith this W1llCh 15 £0 C0l1'¢llll1€ WHS U0! 8°* and an effort should ‘be made to far
e admission of Germany in-t0,the thought. that they had _a friend in "lg £0 ellie? |1110 f0l'9|5fl “H8910” revive it. Mediterranean to the huge sound- .
ague of Nations in September, Jesus Christ, and that they could W°l`k- he did H01 kll°W 'thin he The Church was undoubtedly a ing
enlier Stanley Baldwin is plan- face the future safelywith such a W°“|d Wall! £0 b°|0118 I0 lb EVBPY great civilizlng agency and every lt
ners - $150-$250 monthly also ning to attend the League session friend. ‘- Pl'09bYf9l'i_&ll Church under the patriotic citizen should support it of
_ Geneva, He probably will be ac- Dr. Robert Johnston 5"" had 'T195 t0 keel’ HN Wm' by his prayers and presence. if ms
WHY B0! 1'16. 'Guerdl ` * ' opmpollied lby aSlr Austen 'Cl1am‘ber- Dr. Johnston, speaking at the~"1and "G°._Y° ll1¢0 B11 U19 W0l`ld and the churches of this Island all 111.1
u, British Foreign Secretary *ndfnecial afternoon service to tile ' '
m-i-_-l- the Duchess of Atholl who is Der- different organizations of the ' _. would 110; bs ssfs 10 wah( 1,, the h
entary secretary of the Board church, expressed the pleasure he ‘ streets of this sl1y_ W
-closed down, in a few years it*
h the proposition to find Pamculaf 50"!! mei’ were Slllgmg of the different numbers sung made
ght Hon Robert Rogers Thai this wok We" With the lofml made it quite evident that the 'aud-
Winnipeg It is said A a"‘Ue“°B W" Quite BVI'-19”* fmm lence was listening to a vocalist oil
K C. my be induced U1” aPll|°\““° "lat l*“’1°l“*"e‘1 me rare a1i1l1ty,dud me tribute or com
ggzlgck noon, one Chevrolet car, most desired, answered.. 'A friend.” ed with another who had gone. speaker would apply to parents 5;) Qlégélhléf that cannot be fixed it numbers' songs at old L°”d°”‘ plete silence was the most appro-
0 1. '
_ as 'ww' Th” W°"d “f°"°W5hiP “mid be Somehow when the speaker particularly, to be mindful of their h
I *- '-"med ill F- Vafieiy' 0! WWE. but thought of St. James Church -he teaching and their example. . g]e0{;‘s?(§
DENCE FOR SAL-E _ 233 what was it to -have the fellowship slss 111011g11¢ of the late Rev. Dr- A11 appeal should be sounded for 1
that Holi. T. C. Noi-l-is Oriental and 1Slill1llSll. *Ind B _m~1,,_1e 11181 ¢01,1d be pdld_
e1-strlmmed sg bsdly at dramatism of the lli'e of Christ,
"Star River Schoolf Supplement 1man's far 1 ' Gooo' it thu ° “°" “ W°" sent because ofthe former mnlst- 61,161 ,b,,s1n9,,g of 111s church was winnipeg Grits are chiefly con- f‘"`”“’1`5 acting the SWVY °f the entranced audience. -.His rendition
.A11 w.Jl1.Wh1tlc1r in , _' 620 _ _ _ _ _ -
 2 - . ' ` ° _ . 1 ' ' ~
*__
action. .may be sacrificed were all rendered in aDpr0lll'lBl6 that S1gd0,- 3396111 1-dude,-sd' pgs.
Of all the excellent numbers
costume, and the vivid colors worn hang me one that found greatest
by the artists made a, very pleas- fav
n the successful complex- ing setting for each of these SP1
s iinst century, he wished groups, 011,
oss of the senior ’Presby- The evening concert which ln- sp
Church of Sydney. lt was eluded a number of solos, was as me
of that body that in the much appreciated as the previous no
s in tho past, God would one. Mr. 'Lowell Patton's perform- 110
il keep St. James’ Church. ance cll the piano was a lecture of 1,5
was takeli from Deuteron- tile program, and he was called un- S1
27. "God is the Dwelling on to answer several encorcs. Mr.
lld Underneath the Ever- I’atw'lr ls also an uble elocutionist, im
arms. The author of Dent- and his pleasing personality mildc `
y, said the preached, gave him' an immediate favorite. Mr. 111
ge that was' universal. Can- Gault Patton, WUC 908565999 6. lille on
'as the 1ClliI-dren of Israel, baritone voice of wide range and od
strated it very aply and capably
the stage, which he transform-
in a short time to a, very com-
or was “Ave Marla", The negro
ritual “Coming Home" was slr-
er number that provided 1(
lendld medium for showing the
asure and capabllty of the Sig-
r's remarkable voice. It is to be
pcd that Charlottetown audienc-
hsve not héard for the last time
gllor Capeiii‘s gifted voice.
e descendants of inlml- Qlellslllg tlmbfc. entranccd the fortable and inviting looking living
time of trouble. They had
family worship daily. and
communion with God with
issue that came lip. Today
was often forgotten, but when
to have the _benefit of_Hls ref
and strength',`they must keep
in their minds.
was a far cry from the hills
of Cape Breton, and it was a
cry from the _shores of the
swells ofthe Atlantic Ocean as
rolled on the rock, bound coast
a ne'w Scotia. But in spite of the
The men. in the mines, those
0 did not turn to communism.
am ' 1 - . nite found relief for their trouble
i____________ or Education. if the. 'Duchess is un~lelt ln being associated with the . ¢ 'misss curse 1115111111101, c,,11,,. “
L _ » ,_ 1 WTO" A -1 . able to Lady Frances Balfour may centenary services of. St. James.  t Brest d. b t v 'th l i 11 in
OST FORM ‘GA WN' R' R invited' to attend the I-Ion.’M1sude one hundred years visas, very long C  dlstrlgt. ultn1$a1?rnoetet:sl?erbI1lls*lnl;`;s
“£61106 0l‘ i0 Nike 1191' Pl”-°°~  ~ 1 of one to interfere with the other. fe
s. ned cow with leitnzr halter. 11°
lip on 1-ight ear and ' w on left. U
Please notify°‘Frsd'Ys.tes.' 'R.~ R.
.11 Charm amwm 5 7.11 _$1 nounced the name of the lwoman -d-d-l----_-___ _,_ 
I' ’  ‘»  Q 4 do
1-.os1'-l:A1ll1< nA1N cbAT NEAR' B"
Brookfield. _ _ Finder glesse -noti-
‘iy D. M. Mcbcnuldg uu1e1-‘n1v-
_dr 31
white steer with/ rope"att'1icbed.
Phone 122 H ‘A'Jenfkins'. `  " '
Female I§`9l1>_,Wantcd
ll lice incooiting) in fam y o ,,
two. No washing. Extra mimi 1,11
Wflsss to capable -person. Apply luv'
egaie who will represent Great MeKiN.NON--At Sherbrooke, Que.,
tain at this League . session- on July 9th 'to :Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
The Govennmlent -has not yet an- _ B_iR`|_'l_-_i_B
1 ,
sndel- .H. McKinnon, a son.
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1 One of the largest and beat
,equipped Hotels In Eastern
Canada contains 120 rooms
g-gtablers  __` `_ ____M_A, R_m_A_Q_Es_' '£44 of 'which have private.-
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1_°s-1-_QNE LAME “D AND - -' - eANe1='on.o--Moons,-A1 Trinity. °"""- _°°"‘P'°*°'¥ "°"°"'*°°'
Knowing  Parsonage, July 10th`by.R`ev. W. M., "” “‘°' W" "W ‘Y"""- FW'
I é ~~ Ryan, William Joseph Bansford of H°¢°'° ""`°"U"°‘-'f °°"°d“
__ _ '-'_ ` .7 _ no-1-64.1-..»' -li'-1°* vyll" l°""" ll" ‘.’°°“ ’“ "'° cburlcnciowu. formerly oi sr. Au- "ld *l\° U""°1l Silt" he"
plant is 1:1 llsuleii becllgze its roots -._ .--__._.,..é_._.--i. du.
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acillluilllnllco for tho first time It M00l‘6¢ Of TWl|ll!i,Kt0_ll.. ,."'V|°° W .ll G"'°"'* `T°|°'
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mile' wANTso - iw|1‘i1 lax- tl
ci-le ._ 11 __ 19";
pho nes in rooms.
plant or snlsify. The black oyst-_ .DEATH8~ _ 1 Rno.  ‘to "5_°° P"
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fill. dellghtfullystsatyp :olde ln»»a
lilly: --enormous, ¢{e1a_ :_selul_
ten cents t li .- a ple~1s
Wi
1 [0 ls lil I In , one of the two root crops that muy
VBEP,
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.uhansi;_i_neI¢__ F1113; frggfi "’_‘_;';|.h,§ wood,Ceme_tery. _ ._
I .
hstlfowlfolof tlldsocz is only
rabla
1101-- dence of ‘lfcr daughter Mrs. w. G.
ne means
or turnlv
in the clty
grown in
roots hilly
ss, The chief
tdr_sqnps and
l if rl tu it ,tn BEER-0n»sunday, uly11i.h 1926 so Lemons,
s,'1'I1{>°¢§'§91,~.l',.,'21f... ,w3f'f__f ° at lol Weymouth st ect, Mr; Ado _ ; gurl
ll.
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1.Aw1.on-»s.11mu1y xé 1li6‘ --hul-
Brenosn. lil Mills. "'5fllx1‘0» H11-
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eral nptice,`later._~___";_f' _’ ' __-
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“f"':,::.‘,,,,,f,: ‘ho bln' oy r - y . ’ into his work He `wasn’t a
nm lilelild be lvlllllfell GMI! TN July 10th Francis Lamphler, aged er would ask the congregation of
13' rcmnin lil;-1 _lh_i rn-o1.1;1d_t:olL;:o_E; Plemmst Gray* to qdgehead Came _ was his intolerance, some people
“t‘;r"z§f_’m`:'|¥ _ns nm “non n 1,” R A HQTEL hadrl't convictions enough to be
City
D 'lieth tile oyster 'plant and the deer- LAMPHIER-At_ :Pleasant Grove ____ _ __ __ _ __lfropr_|a_to_1-s_ __ __ _ _ talker, but a worker. The speak
W _ _  1  _  _., ._ ~_
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a ~,\‘¢i
Palm -have convictions and if they were
The speakeriwas not at all sym- W
sutheuc with thc idea of the B”
acte_r__ and principle, who would il
_tek'e__tbeir place in the state. _
‘df citizen in ,public life today. The
,know what .kind of citizens they
were.
_ This church, concluded tho!
spea/ker, bears an honored name
thatief St. James the Apoltlo. Each _
,of_the disciples had' certain char-
'5vas__among the special three who
were closest to the Master, and
-who were known as men ol zeal.
St. James was a man of zeal, a
man who threw his whole energy
intolerant Christian people must
put down as intolerant they could-
n't help it. At the same time they
should 'be kindiy_`.dlsposed toward
the opinions of others.
Rav. W Orr M\||||Il'\
evening
said
that
Re
1\l,' e-dei, up
naval. rlis
ram to
religion, 1
In concluding, the speaker re-
rred to the phrase that helped
in the war. "carry on". In the
me way, the word that lilo
church intenferlng with the state, Ch'-""’h 9h?‘"ld “d°l’_'_- as its watch'
but 115 was the ,busmess of the word was Forward . If Cilristiulls
-1311,"-oh 10 1,-9_1" up ,men _of Cha,-_ went forward steadfastly and stciid
nccordln to ills Word all
Y _ K _ '_
wo_1lld_ bo woll ill‘il1e future as it
_ Canada had the very finest type hiid been ln” t_he`DH~B¢-
speaker had not them, and he __ _
Qllfftli
Hotel
acteristlcs, so had St. James. l-Ie _ __
since nlclno Pl/°l‘ W'
Hotel we have.,lP°l\\ l“*“Y
thousands oi dollar! lil
repairs and |mP"9.V°'"°”"' 3
le new the finest Hotel of lil
eiasa in the Ml'l?~|"‘° P"°"'
mess. lt n1»1»°l'_°__ ¢° **‘°'°
want s _,_ emfortable
Hotel and spiendls tablsaml
servlea""li_a modor~
prioe. ` 1  C
Rites 11'e_lp;_Qf{”_1‘_~\_0 “#99
per ay. _

Hate! $5* . °
moe 1.. meuA1i1. unmarr-
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it W. Jones.
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-1 in li
. \e~1‘!s#! ______‘___,ih____Q YU _ .11 _ , __
Palestine to the speaker‘s own _
ar-
h and heartlessness of modernl'
ustry, men still _turned to God.|
i convention J 1
“T” as only accredited delegates are eligible to _vots. Chair- 
he 1s1-deliges 111111 new hop. audience with his rendition of 1-00m_
aspirations, new ideals “The Evelllllg Still." and was
re seeking a freedom t.hat beard to ellllel llllvflfllllge in “Mal'i- eration, explained Mr. Crane, who
The fundamentals of house dec-
CUBW-" MF- -HUOVB Splendid t€ll0l” is an American authority on tha
ut lllto the wilderness that WHS at his best in the "Aria from bczllltlficaiion of the homo, are
ight live their own lives. R11!-01000." Illld pleased the and- based on conllllorl sense, and are
!___1,1_,e`9m1‘,._1”‘d1_1_15_ 1419113 _91_iqu1_g».`equlllly well with “Roses of governed by a few hard and fast
snomy was 111111 1112,`10'v‘e` of Picardy." -~-‘_ _ __ rules. The control of tile color
M, 11,0 d.1~1v111g force of 1111. “~,_ _ scllmlle, the blending of beauty
Wllcn l1lc11 sought equity, Lecture  __ __ with comfort and alltlletimcm:lir1~
integrity, philullthropy,  Mlilll ' ' ' ' "
generosity, they found 11 111 The lecturer on Slltllrilay night l'o1.l11`1v1'th the il1»1io~l‘lte were ll few'
neu-te,-.mumy was the 1,001( was Mr, Ross Crane, who lzilvc u. or
personal, and tllcrclore of a V<ll`y interesting uddrcss oll how L11 011
llllg .1 hdlallcc of .l mill nf a
the rlllcs thc lec`turc§f\`impres1§ed.‘
his listeners, hom hy ,luis outer-
ss1_ 1-¢,1.1g_111_S _m.sp1e W-11,, had decorate the llunlc. The s1_lbjeci.,ol’ luillillg a1ld1'i:l~as-. and by tllo\_il'|l1'l:"
accustomed 10 consul, God 1,, Mr. \Cranc's talk is ".Pai11i.ing '1’lr:- irutioll of their violation and nbld-\
tures with Fllrlliturc," und. ‘bc il-,unce.
 Annual Meeting of Queen’s 
 County Liberal-Conservative '
» Association `
‘ _
The Annual Meeting of the Queens County Liberal- .
Conservative .Association will be held in the Strand Thea- l
 tre, Charlottetown on 1 _
 THURSDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF JULY, BEGINNING
» - _ A-r 10.30 A. M. .
. Chairmen of all Polls tllroghout the Country and
.;_;_;. City are requested to call a meeting of their Poli as sal-ly _
,v as possible to appoint representatiives to. attend the Annu- 1
' al Meeting. "h
62?
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 On the same day in the some place a\ Convention will ‘_-_
` he held to nominate two candidates td contest the County ._'_
of Queens in the forthcoming Federal Election. ' ' `
 » Each Poll throughout 'the County and City is entitled ‘
to send five delegates, either msn or women. Chairmen ol "
Pells should make sure that each delegate is supplied
with a certificate showing her or him to be duly appointed
men of Pells throughout the County are asked to write the
Secretary al: once for certifies te forms. _
A _All Liberal-Conservatives Including ladies are invited 
io be present at both meetings.
_ _ By Order of Executive A  1
--1. ' .  1 '19  _. ‘1-
._ ' W. A. STEWART N. W. LOWTHER
 President Secretary _ _ ,
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