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Miscellaneous .
EFA ffn -- PAL 1-: s`iFv`E'i£
female fox. Ray Ford, Winsloe.
Renard. 'L-467-3-13-31.
Wiiava A vue! sraciai. _Ac-
cident and sickness policy for
farmers at rates much cheaper
than other classes. Better call and
investigate its merits. J. A.
Moore, Currie Building, Charlotte-
town.
5;; 
¢;'o_van.NMEN'r .ions - nano
1,0 get. Be ready for spring ap-
pointments. Free Booklet. The
Mi c. c. civil scrvicc schools,
Toronto, 10.
N-28-3-Wed. & Sat. tf.
Z- '~";-~'~--~-'-A--
Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardian locale, do por word; Well d Eu “gl
per wordl Anlioullcemoula and Coming Evelxn2na:¢r won? Llngnnls
‘° V" """" ‘” “”'F‘"""” N°°"-`"- 70° ver Inch; Lin. or noni na
Svirilfllx 0r§f;:'|'({‘¢¢_'-o:»'3‘5l'il. :iv-. :lv gn mime; nom" or coaanicaco -too
par ll I an 1 nn p lg"
word. Ulher rates on application. ww un' 1% '.' “eh 'I' h V"
lillllmllll CIIUKQ for ull! advertisement twenty-ll" Mm..
. For Sale '
roi: sALr:-Donor: cours: (1935)
iiiiply care of Guardian. Henry S.
M111-S. Frcctown. L-404-a-11-ai.
ro'ir'§iirfraorcoi'NL';i.or§'.
Apply Charlottetown Real Estate,
214 Cumberland. L-5464-2-z4.1m0_
ron sAi.E-A Usan 1N`cUnA'ro'n
in good condition. Apply L. 1-I.
Coles. Milton. 1.-isa-3-13-si.
roi s"A-ITETTEETQTLE. AN's
Raccoon Coat, Ladies’ Rat Coat
size 16 Apply 232 Richmond, noon
Or evenins. L-400-3-11-ai.
Wanted
Wmrr'o'rorinnfwnénfonAni.
Apply Guardian. L~468-3-13-Bi.
FKslEi3“?*"“ fAicEE`+`¢§13§iVri¥{r
Seed.Ba.rley. Peter MitcNutt 6.:
son, Kensington. L-464-3-13-41.
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WANTED T0 BUY-HOUSE AND
lot on the Souris Branch. F.
Guardian. L-485-3-13-li.
¢= -------_-_-~ - ;-2;:
WANTED T0 RENT FROM MAY.
furnished house or apartment.
' Best references. Apply Box “Q."
care Guardian. L-406-3-11-Iii.
Female Help Wanted
Wanriin”-`COUN'ric'y`GiirL“1i&i
in family of two. Write “C. G."
care Guardian. L-461-3-13-15-17.
cfs.-:-_t;;:.:_ _'.11 32:. .:.':::. *Jr ' .;
WANTED' EXPERIENCED MAID
at once. Mrs- Walter' He-artz,
East R.oyalty.- Phone 1580 2
L-491-3-13-31.
lVAl\'*rT;”‘”nj _ i:’x'i> E nl E N c n D
housekeeper to do housewor.k and
plain’ cooking. Apply stating SX-
perieneec and references to The
Kings' 'County Hospital, Mbn-
gue L-339-3-0-51.
in .
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Pet Stock
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FOUND-A PROVEN REMEDY
for Distemper, coughs. colds, ‘ilu
in dogs, foxes, cats and poultry.
ZEV, made by the makers oi
Buckley's Mixture, ' positively
stamps out these maladies. Your
money back if it fails. Price 50c
nncl $1.00, at Hughes Drug Com-
pany. N-2-12-tt.
.._§ei=fc§»T?W_§.%f.ééAi il.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL
"The House of Windsor” large
book nearly 400 pages profusely
illustrated only $2.00. Covers tragic
!iDi’l' of Edward VIII and life of
0¢0rKe VI. Big demand, large pro-
ilis. Write for free sample book.
Box 32. Dept. B, Toronto A.
3-13-li.
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Salesman Wanted H
FOR S.'.LE-550 SHARES ED.
Hargraves Gold at 65c each. Being
now offered by Brokers at 72c.
Forse, 59 Picton Rd., Truro, N. S.
L-403-3-11.
FOR SALE-5 YOUNG SINGING
Canaries. Guaranteed. Apply Ros-
alee Crossman, Southport.
_____*___L-34A-13-20-27.
R.`0. I'. SIRED CHICKS. GUAR-
anteed, Government Approved.
Free Feed. Order early. Maritime
_C_lii_c_l5_1;iatchery. St. John, N. B.
FOR SALE-MAHOGANY CABIN-
ct Singer Sowing Machine, drop-
hend, all attachments. Rei1sonab‘e.
Afternoons. 165 Dorchester Street.
L-434-3-12-31.
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r>nRr:NNrAr.s,' WH1'rr;"" Liurzs,
Maiden Hair Fern. Coiliess Dah..
iiius. Tuberose, Begonlns, (sim-
ionas House Plants me each
House Roses 40c. Pcstpnlcl inter-
esting list. Joseph Aitken, Shun-
non, Sue. '
L-47o-a-1a-1e-is-20-z3j&§7.29-30_
"QT WATER RADIATORS ALL
eiilhis, fumaces slightly used
With "BW Buarantee. new and used
gaihs. basins. sinks and toilets.
Flew toilet seats $1.00. Ideal
“mbiH8 Sliliuiies Limited, so
Craig St., Montreal.
N-1008-2-6-S-ti.
Work Vvfmfed
cxrrznrrzucan `c0uN'my 'ami
wants work Apply Guardian.
_.N L_-432-3-11-sl.
To Let
'ro i.E'r-rrEA'rr:n APARTMENT.
Also one furnished room. 187 Kent
:§iieit_._ _ L-471-3-13-ii.
.~_._'.‘.’l.i;ie_.b'¢h2,Y!’.i=f=f'=~'i
wA`N'l"En I-:xPi~:mi~:Ncr-:o H 
rttor for Beauty shnp_ State q“R]_
ificntions. Apply to A. B. c_ Cro
_ Guardian. L.4g0_
APPRENTICE WANTED T0
leam Barber Trade. Short Course
expert training. Moiar Barber Col-
tene. Halifax. 17-355
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IALESMEN FOR ROOF CEMENTS
Bhd Paints. Belling plan allows
you to bent. oompetitlon. Canad-
ian made. Shipped from Tor-
onto. United Bui`ders Co.. 6007
Eiiciid. Cleveland. ohio. U. s. A.
N-36-3-13-li.
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PRIVATE HOME 
‘EUS Day. _We start you. The Can-
adian Kindergarten Institute.
Toronto (10.) Per-Sat-tf.
` The Central Guardian
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lmmolr omovaxl Primo
Edward Theatre, March 16th and
17th. L-488-8-18-11.
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POLICE DOUBT-At the police
court yesterday In out-of-town
vegrant. was given a. 30 days sus-
pended sentence.
BODY ARRIVEB FOR BURIAL
-'I'he body of the late Donald
Matheson, of North River, who
died at Edmonton, Alberts; on
March §. arrived lest night ao-
oompenied by his son, Elton Math-
eson. 'Ihe funeral will be held at
Monday, service starting at one
Branch Manager o‘clook. The late Mr. Matheson
179 Kent su-we, q|m.|,,¢¢° was stricken with pneumonia while
WWII.
 §°qé°§;'er€1°oB;'€£°3“yg§u?°;;T; Government To 
° weeks ago. _ ° '
DEATH OF SIX-YEAR-OLD
CHILD-The many friends o! Mr.
and Mrs- W. K. Murray of Lunen-
burg, N. S., will be sorry to learn
of the death yesterday of their
six-year-old son, Biil. Death follow-
ed iin operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray formerly re-
sided in Charlottetown where Mr.
Murray was employed with the
Maritime Electric Co- They moved
to Nova. Scotia a .few years ago
when Mr. Murray was made man-
ager of the Associated Gas and
Electric plant at Lunenburg.
CATTLE Bovine.-Jacob nous
of the Swift Canadian Company,
Moncton, retiurned to the main-
laird this morning to spend the
week end with his family. Mr.
Haus has been on the Island for
the \~~.<t few weeks buying cattle
for 1"' ‘firm and reports that he is
well pleased with the quality of the
stock Island farmers are producing.
I-le expects to retiun early next
week to resume his buying opera-
tions. Seven car loads have been
bought within the past iew weeks
and farmers are well pleased with
prices received.
The many friends of Mr. F. J.
Casey, Inspector of National Rev-
enue, Cliarloitetovm. who has been
a patient in the City Hospital for
some time, will be pleastd to learn
that he has returned to his home,
 
BOEHNER’S
Motor Transfer:
Omni-ins daily between
Charlottetown md Summer-
slilol All leeds insured.
_M
llpcn Season
0n “Hans” ls
7 Likely Says;
Province With
Pheasants Fish And
Game 'Assn. Hears
Unofficially. '
llcv Waltcr»McllIcary
Accepts Position
Ylith Bihlc Society
A Commission from the Presby-
tory of P. E. I. met in the Pres-
byterian Church, Summerside, Fri-
day aftemoon, with the congre-
gation, session and board of man-
agement, to consider the resig-
nation of the Rev. Walter Mc-
Cieary. The Rev. Fred Williamson
of Maipeque was chosen interim
moderator after April the first
when the resignation takes effect.
The Rev. Mr. McCleary has been
appointed to an executive position
on the Board of the British and
Foreign Bible Society. This will in-
volve itinerant preaching in the
northern parts of Ontario from
Western Quebec to the Manitoba
border, the gold fields and out-
lying districts. For some years Iol-
lowing graduation Mr. McCieary
was appointed by the Presbyterian
Board of missions to the pioneer
northem lands and his experience
Unofficial announcement that the ,
Department of Agriculture approv- l
ed of an open season of 17 days on 1
Hungarian partridge in Qucen’s and `
Eastern Prince Counties was made;
at the qua.rter`y meeting oi' the i
Prince Eowani Island Fish and l
Game Protective Association last
night. Mir. Spurgeon Jenkins. spec-l
iai R. C. M. P. constable. who spec-
ializes in bird conservation, told the
meeting he had been informed by
Hon W H Dennis, Minister of Ag-
County and Prince County as
far west as Summerside. For
the remaiiuler of Prince and
all oi King’s Counties it was felt
that; in view oi the fact that the
birds were not plentiful and that
some had just been distributed this
season to those areas, it would be
better not to have an open season
, this year.
l The Minister ol Agriculture hadr
, intimated also, Mr. Jenkins sitici,
‘ that the Deparime.nt iutciicled stuck-
i ing the province with a. iiardy type
rii -nccl: iciuaiit. 'iiie .\11l\i.-;tcr
and hope for his sfpeedy recovery.
.Local Trade Board
ilirotests Transport
_Bill
'T`liur'dnv the following telegram
with rmzard to the Transport Bill
was sent. bv the Clmrlottetoivn
Board of Trnrlc to Hon. W. L. Mac-
kenzie King. Hari. G. P. Graham.
‘r Chairman of the Committee on
Railways. Telcfrrcnhs and Harbors,
Ottawa. Hon. C. A. Dunning. Hon.
C. D. Hmvc. Senator Sinclair and
Pei/er Sinclair: V
March 11. 1937.
"Our Board reqiiests that Bill B be
either held over for another _vcar
or else be made non-effective as re-
gards water transportation between
Maritime Provinces and other
ports of the Dominion. Anything
else must be cniisidered as direct
violation of term: of Confederation
and scrioiislv affect our whole eco-
nomic set-up. ,
R. R. BELT..
. President Clmrlcttetown
Board of Trade
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Fl.EMINfG- At Stanley Bridge
March 3. 1037 to J. E. Fleming
M. D.. and Mrs. Fleming, a. son
(Richard Lyon)
Pmu.n's-At the éimriomiown
Hospital. March 12. 19.77 to Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Phillips a, son.
ROWE-At the Charlottetown Hos-
oitc'. March 12. 1937. to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Rowe, city a daughter.
DOYLE-At. the Charlottetown
Hospital Munch 11, 1937, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Doyle, City, 3, son.
PENDERGAST- Kensington Feb,
22nd. 1937 to Mr. and Mrs. James
Pendergast e. daughter Frances
Gertrude.
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one erooy  
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GULLlSON'S BEAUTY SALON
1°! your hair problems. 176
Great George Street. Phone
1329.
 0
Barbers
*O-+0-¢+++++¢ Q44;
sraeiian noirfhiv" their
Q
iatisfasetgiéy Service., All work
aran . Opposite Guard-
ilii. Grafton Street.
Cl th 
‘ o es Lleaners
I I ‘ ‘**‘¢ §4*
SUITS CLEANED, PRESSED,
R¢DBii°ed. Suits made to meas-
ure. Theo. Sei-liner, 124 Kent
Street.
*°+°-*+0444-04-AQ-A444-vooa
Electrical
*°+¢+¢o»¢-¢¢¢+¢.¢vo++o+o
Moron. ssavrclz Aim aa-
Piifl- Reirlsemors. wuncrr.
Vacuum Cleaners, Blown-¢_
motors. Phone 1444. Palmer
Electric, 155 Great George
Street;
When in need of proiesiiullal or specialized business of my
Und. consult this directory and hero you will ilnd listed re-_
lisble professional and business firms, of P. E. I.
Oilburnere. All commercial,
 %#¢ O-40
Investments
9*§0+¥§ %
EASTERN saounirras w.,
LW-l 140 Richmond Bti-Bef,
W' H' V- Dunbar. Manager.
Sewfiiiel Bousm. soia and
Quoted.
¢*4000%§§fO4 
Optometrist .
000040-O44'&O4%0¢O-OO-0-J-*Q
E. W. TAYLOR. REGISTERED
Optometrist. 142 Richmond
Btreet. Alberton Brmch,,J Bt
Taylor.
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Printing
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THE GUARDIAN Cl'2N'I'I¢Al.
Job Prlntery. Phone 131|, Letter
Heads, Bill I-leads. Envelopes.
Posters. Resell” B°°|“~ Wm'
dow Cards. Programmes. Wed-
ding Announcements, ew.
1irA'rnasoN-Ae r:mi1oi1`t6i1T‘TT`
be"-H. °11 F‘ridf1.v. March 5. 1931,
Donald Mnthesmi, aged 53 yc;,rS_
Funeral from his lute residence at
North River on Monday, March
15th, service starting at 1 o’clock.
Interment Portage Cemetery.
Card of - Thanks
Ernest Stone and family extend
their .sincere thanks to their neigh-
bours. relatives and friends for the
many acts of kindness shown them
in their great bereavement. Also the
Y. P. U. and all who sent letters of
Sympathy and floral tributes.
L-478-3-13-li.
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In 'Wills' memory of
J. W. MUILDOCK
Montague
who died on March 14, 1934.
Inserted by Wife Intl Family.
nun-an-M
1.-rao-a-ia-u.
,___.__ ._
IV. D. MacLean
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMER
Charlottetown and
North Wiltshire
Phone 140
.._._ __ _ M _ i _
ig pi
had aniioiinccd that lieliioultl wel-
. con.e any suggcsiioiis ironi the As-
f :ocmtlcn as to the best lnctiiod of
‘ p.i:i:e<iui'e. ,
Major D. H. Sutherland, Halifax,
..‘iiici` Fi.<:hel‘.e;; Supervisor lor the
.iii:itimcs,ioid members of the /is-
, :notation that a though he coizlri not'
` .speak from the Dr.‘,p:irtn1cnt lie be-
lieved that the trout fishing sc 'son
' ' for both
Although several of the A.: -.,;;.i ion
pile Eoped. the fishery official
be done this season with regard to
The question of fish ladders was
supervisor of fisheries for ihe‘p:‘o-
ditions at Vernon River lust yizir
than liatching i:'y. It would be oi
more benefit he believed.
Mn,l01‘ Sutherland explained that
the Department had erected iuur
and knowledge gained during that
time is now being capitalized.
It lr with regret that he leaves
hi; present work and community
where the relationships have al-
ways been the most cordial. He has
The licntral Guardian
BEE JOHNNY HOGAN a. crook
1;; Bridget O’R.ourke. 1.-488-3-13-11.
FUNERAL TODAY-The fune-
ral of the 1ate.Georgc Rackham
will be held today from his late
residence. 115 Weymouth street..
service starting at 2 o'clocl-:, tune-
ral leaving at 2.30.
TI-IE BAPTIST CHURCH-The
Rtev. H. L. Denton being confined to
his home through illness. his pulpit.
was occupied last evening by the
Rev. G. A. Christie of York. Mr.
Christie preached a thoughtfully
eloquent sermon on “The one thing
needful.” The music of the even-
ing was led by the choir; Mus vom
H. Malcolm Campbell, Mus, Bac..'
sang feelingly “The Old. Rugged
Cross.”
PAL E TH REE
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MARQUIS
Q Wi||'1‘r; 1-‘ire
WHITE RI.`.SSl.\N f
ALSO Island Grown White Fife Wiirai inzti ‘."l|;ff- l:.rinc-r
Seed Oats. all of which we are _-el hr; i. . i -_ ,_;~,,.,.§
We would strongly advise farmers in m°t~-.t - ‘ ' -  avoid
i to call and book their orders NOW, as vu- 9; . . -; nm-
lied supply. ' `
Al HORNE & L9.
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gret to leam that Rev. Mr. Mc-
Cleary is leaving the province but
wish him well in his new under-
taking.
Special Evangelistic l
Service
Sunday Night t
Charlottetown Baptist)
Church
'LN P. M.-Subject
"IS RESPECTABLE LI\I1\G
assured this paper that nowhere
will he find ms-re warm-hearted
and loyal friendships. His many
friends in the province will re-
ENOUGH?"
Regular Choir
riculture, that the Department of ` , g . . .
Agriculture was in favor of an open . _ TUCSd¢Iyb CJ' l ll '.li‘SLli1yS S p.m_
season on "Huns" from the 15th to ' ~
nic aist or october for Queens The presbygerian Church |n (janadai Special MUSIC EV@r)/wie \*/clcome ]’
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said. that some.htng further vsouict Sunday School at 2,3u_
rearing ponds. MORNING
discussed’ Mr' J' J' Lnmbec' acting Duc!-"S0 Tlzuu Liftest 'I`I\y Divine I'uiiiion"- ' .
i
if ruuiiixion) -Siaincr.
;m§,fé.I_,1;1(‘,r,`1 §C',,§{,,:`;n;,C,lJ  gf i Messrs. Arthur Bruce and Cliarlcs Miivlii-iizii-.
-' . V - . .lx 1 1 - Anthom-“Jcrusulem-I’:\rkcr.
fish ladders in the piopai, tion o s0|0m_Mrs‘ IL s‘ Henderson.
fish.
Mr. Mutch maintained that con- , E‘.ENI_\,G '
\\`9l'f5 5-‘Time Di'C°f of me "all" Ui Antlirm-“Int-lille Thine E:1\"'--Iliiitnicl.
the fish ladder and he bulisvuri Liuit 5010;,-|,_;\[r_ Lysgcr Mclnnig,
the Department wouri be well ad- V
vised to pay more attention to that STRANGERS AND VlSl'l`()l<'..\ (‘()l{DIAl.I.\
method of fish piooneaton roiner INVITED.
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members had felt that fit-in it con- 1 MINISTER: _ Itcv. R. Ml- .head I.ega\l.r, ll. D. .
servation standpoint the sea onl |»ub|i..\v0r5h;p; 
should not oven ui'-iii thc 1-“L Of Mo.-ning at nicvon o°ciooi¢ .mu rm-niifg ni l ;
May the Association had gone on 5¢v¢,\ 0'¢|.,¢;¢_ I
f°¢°fdl’1“=Vi°“51Y “S f““"~"“ii` me Tim MINISTER c0N'i‘i\'uas ins si-i¢ci.\i. 1 1
° “li ‘li We “limi” °f Ai""“ courts ‘ or lure-isAs'ri»;u Aniiiinssis. ` 1
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fish ladders in the province several , _Ls -
years ago to determine their value.
The understanding was that the
n repo.
had not been done. The uct read,
'should erect fish ladders. No at
tempt had been made to compel
owners to erect ladders in this DY9
vincc because of the difference in
conditions. Mills were only for Sllwll
'amounts of custom sawing _and were
not connected with great industries
as in the other provinces.
It was decided that the mailer
of iisli ladders in the province be
re-opened. with the Dcportniont oi
Fislieries.
The pollution of streams v:1'.l~.
saw dust and other refuse irom
mills was mentioned by Rev. Mr.
Payne of Georgetown, who cieclnrerl
that in the past. three years he had
seen from 15 to 20 mills whore
streams were being polluted.
Mr, J. J, Larabce said that tiicre
had been some difficulty ultii rc-
gard to saw dust but the ificiifiii-
| §;‘DCC€O.`i3`Cf`Ctlfil3.`O353J.
mill owners would keep the' ladders l  _» » h h
1 1fb»=em°==C~=“e=..g; Central Christian C urc
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that mill owners, where the Min- i’» REv_ s_ c_ C00pER_ T|,_ M___.|»,\g'1~0R
i-W1' °f Fi-‘h°l"°-5 Should d"“’d"'  ivms. v. x.. nlNGwr.i.r.-0m;ANisT
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ment was trying to cope with thc
situation as best it could. Mill own-
operated very well. Fisheries iiispcc-
tors. P. A. Miclleilan, souris; Coy-
oi' improvement during the p
years in the pollution situation.
Mr D. A McKinnon announced
that Mr. H. H. COX. M. L. A--
dgiended and had ngirfd with the
provisions except those relatng to
iiocnsc fees. which hc oi>i>°P@<i. Tile
executive of the Assocation were
left to interview Mr. Cox as to any
support he might desire in con-
nection with the presentation of
o ed revisions at the com-
latune.
The next quarterly meelinil of
the Assocmtion. in Juno. would bf'
held in Summerside if resident
members there approved of the TWU'
pennl, the meeting decided.
The thanks of the Assoc'at’on
were tendered Hon Mr. Dennis for
I his interest in game prop.ig.“i.l”n as
.shown in the prr\1'o-'nl io stftrk the
Province with nlicnsiipis and in the
recent. i’beratiniz of ‘ Hiiii.\r”‘i'iHil
pariridges in Prince and Kims
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Total menibr-r.fli'|\ ol thc organiz-
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Chlldren'i\ Sennon. .
Sermon-“Jesus MonIioud's Crown"
Anthem-“I Will Forgive" . . .. Bode
Sermon-“The Pruminence Oi 'I`lic

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The R:-v, ll. I.. Denton
Solo-"Legend" . . . . . Tschiiilrowsky
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