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Ured quality such as 'shud' H a in .
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come to the boil Foil water just
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and ygu Wd] ahva S h ~ LIVE FOWL WANTED.-Buying
_ Y IWC 3 good Cup Of tell. line poultry, empty crops, Wednesday,
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NOVEMBER 13 1929
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Winsloe North will be postponed
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Q M. N G Rummage Sale Mark
|o'clock. 9695 31. .
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lost: coALz
“e are “ow , 13th. Best city and local talent. Ad-
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Dfell'-lrel to ilil orders on any of ii/1 lol-
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AMERICAN ANTHRAUITE STOVE '
WELSH COBBLES .
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P“3N5 175 "'° particulars write Box 149.summer-
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See it for yourselftlhgwin:|;‘:l'l`.n:l;ll?|§gc‘uf°fn‘-'Canadign
N3fi°‘\3| You have long-limit nop-over privil
ind choice of several higlalydesirable routes. -'Q
dd to the pleamrel of the season by including bg qfgl V
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then- play u'>ni§ni. asss.
home cooking tomorrow afternoon.
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.PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
CANADA.-Sunday Nov. 17th. There
Wil beservioes in the Long River
Church at 11 a. m., in the Clifton
iChurch at 2.30 p- m., in the Geddy
Preacher John Fleck.
ANGLICAN SERVICES in the
parish of New London on the 17th.,
inst will be as follows: French Riv-
er 10.30 a. m., Burlington 2.30 ip, m.
with Holy Communion; Kensington
Spriggs. Rector. _
1u|ss|oN\ sanvrca.-The Miss
ing to a close. The last service will
be held tonight when the Migioner
nev.‘r'siher Tumey, s. s. J. E; has
has one or two very` interesting
questions to answer and subjects to
dlsciiss. Good congregations have
attended all the services and much
interest ms been muses
P. E. I. Presbytery
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mittee. it was agreed that it would
be well to have one or two represzn-
tatives in every' congregation whose
duty is would new mire up ine ques-
` tion _of the work of the Summer
School and Missionary Conference,
and to try to get in touch with all
of the young people and see that they i
each can have an opportunity of at-
tending if they so desire.
A list of thirty-aix_ representatives
of twenty-seven preaching places
throughout the Presbytery was then
in
Pownal, Hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
.vom rica caown at ine Anu-
isties m_i:ioe'tonigl‘it. Help the depen-
dents of returned men by patronising
ST. PAUL'S IS RENOWNED for -
delicious teas. Come and enjoy the .
. 9703-11-13-li.
LIVE POFLTRY \VAl~'I‘ED.-Blly-
“V0 D0l_ll\fl/.~ empty ci-ops,` Wednesday,
Lei ny h ya your Mac, mm L t H day, November 14th. A. C. Green,
sniieriss i was D °"` P'“°“" Albany. ' ima-11-ia-zi
W D. Gl
.Memorial Church at 7.30 p. m.
7-p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m, G. T. J
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months of this year-2,500 business build' :,fn;;O;0dC;§ ?;3;Z¢1il]1;;,§;e;t Etilfg
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llI11§;on<;oofi'de§1r;s31nng a toget er some 280 light and Wlthg Me at your WHL V
Canada`s building industry is certainly rendering a
great Service to the Canadian public and the North-
ern Electric Company is happyto supplythis industry _
with some of its necessary electrical equipment. '
And what a part electricity will play in each
of those new homes and buildings-what
miles of electric wiring-what countless elec-
submitted and agreed io. Then at
the closing meeting of the Summer
school- und Missionary Conference
the following resolution was submit-
ies: “That whereas frouriime in
time during the week the various'
leaders who came 'to assist in thc,
work of the School had been thanked
for _the part taken by them; be it
therefore resolved that at this the
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closing meeting of s1i_ insi the thanks
of all ,of the ctudents and ofher lead-
ers of the summer School and Mis-
sionary Conference be extended to.
the ftzv.-'R,. Hensley Stavert for his
untiriug efforts in making the School
sum a splendid succes.
"And be it further resolved that the
prsghyiery of 'Prince Edward Island
be 'asked to place on record the fact
or the wnuie-marred appreciation of
the ,students and the other leaders oi'
the School now being extended to Mr.
Siavert for' his" great work in its be-
hall."
The motion was carried unanimous-
ly, and the vote offthanks was con-
veyed is Mr. siavert by Dr. F. s. v.
Bruce-williams. _ ~
The question of the Presbytery of‘
Prince Edward Island _securing a
camp site on which to hvld fhffl-\‘
Summerlschools and Missionary C5111
ferences in the future was tak-:n up
and fiiseussed. an the members of
pregbyiery felt that some site in I
central part of the Island On the
ssuui sims sua as near to mr fl"-
"v_” pmgbi, should be purchased
4,y'm¢ pi-esbytery. The Moderator of
Presbytery, Re_V._ Quincey A. McDow-
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Hensley Btavert and Rev. M. Scotti
Fulton were appointed as a conimi:-;
tee to look into this question of :ze-l
curing a suitable site and were asksd‘
to report at the March meeting cfli
Presbytery. I
R/ev. R.. Hensley Stavert gave a brief a
report ot the work done by the sev-
eral students in the various fields in
which they were employed during the
past summer. Within the bounds ofx
the Presbytery eight students werel,
employed by eight minion fields, made
up of one or more preaching places.
These were as follows. with thai
students supplying each:
Alberton-R. O._Archer;
West Pointf-Jas, McGowan: .
Tyne Valley. Freeland. Vicioriax
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Bradalbane. Rose Valley. North, E,
Rustlco, were supplied by Bchurmdul chzirgfr of Marshfield. linrrimzt:m:in~l f
Yeo, and' also Clyde River part 0! Mt. Stewart as sfa‘ozl supply. mirl‘
the time;  Dr. F. S. V. Bruce-Wililain-. served'
Tl’Y°U» B°l"i3n *nd H°mPl'°“'*Ed'i the congregation of liioniaguc. also
win White; f as stated supply.
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Wood Islands a,nd Wood Islands'
K _ _ East-Roy Blair. and l Stewart the Sacrament of the Lords
"~" 4' ‘ ,-ha l Murray Harbor North and Pete~'s' suppe, “as dispensed by Rav W.
'  ,lF|»°ld by -los E PrInrle_ and Murray Bruce Muir. and ai Montague syn
. _ ev
_ nu»vln|\\¢°*'°\""’°°*\1f|"‘*-"'|" »l-larbor South by Rev Qlllhvéy A Qu'nc“y A McDowell
&_'=f”°-" iMcDowall. At some of thcso communion se'
~ s ` .-
aa»   The work done by the students was vices quite large numbers of new
NUM 1 ` - ` 'Q , of high order and the most of these members were received into full com- I
H. V. ol the summers work in full. in Canada. Among them were M
N" “_” _._ Y- s'  ‘ __ A  Intmmeioritr at all of than swwart,»_wliers_ei¢ii_teen new*-mem
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Bradrilbaiiri anti Clyde River. by R‘v. I and mme m°1'@ Hi MUN'-l.\' HRi‘lJll‘
1-L_ Hmmm. S»:.'.:,;.i_ [North by Rev, Quini-:‘3.~ A, l\ffDo\~.'c!i,
om scrum; in M1., s:m,:§."t»s Shad. id:-ed ben it successful one nniong iiic'
and at G;-guufiljg by R;;~_»_ '[~Y1_»1l_ A_ 3 V3_¥`lL“~l5 ll-'lml ml-‘/5i(m mqdil ""'lfhl7`- promtviie [lin Wbfk Oi' 'tllc Cl‘|ill'\Zll Nl BtOl", RAV. QUll`l¢€y A. MCDOWCII.
Rfldgcr, acting( for Mr. Slavcri. '_°”*‘?"`i'“m€
ry Stzvcrt ncliitg for Mr. Roaigfr. 
WCSL and [Dt 14-H- Ay D0lZI  rny Harbor South by Rev. Quinc,
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Clifton, Long River, French R,iver_f A. McDowell. .
and Granville-John Fleck. I Bcsirlcs the eight siiulmis, Rev. M
munich with the Presbyterian Church l
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Eli. the Clerk of Presbytery, Rev.  preaching plncc il .. S: '= ‘ bers “'°"° "°°°l"l`d€ Wood lsl:1i1;i:.
s i~ igram,n,, of -the bounds of the Prcsbyicryofl‘rii:ce have more Prcsbyterlal vlsilai
tc ‘r °
the Lords Supper was dispensed by H: P eflani @5115: Marslificid DWI- Edwiml Island. than we have had thus far. He
the lnt:rim moderator nf these vari-| V ' ‘ ' ' ‘
ous mms or b 5 _ _ othcrs with a smaller number ouch
Clyde RW” 5"” Tf5'°" mul' ‘ml Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans was
felt that it would do a great des
y omg 0.1¢ Liing in] » then unanimously clc’::.~.i madcraiorigood to hold from time to tirr.
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their sicricl, when for some reason Q "' R large ""'mh" °f "lllld"9“ lor the Prrsbyicry of Prince Edwurdfscrlcs of evangelistic sermons in
my WCW not able to be p,.,:S:m_ lwcre also baptized in these varinsiri Maud for mc enwing ycai-_ jdiffm-en; gongregatlons, and he
M Tyne Valley' F.:.e:land‘ LD; “_ Iillclljds within the past few months. l on retiring from the moderator-' ther stressed the need of more Dr
nd West Point the Sacrament of the “mg the past 5'3" thy” m°"°|Sllil1 RPV Q\lil`lCCy A MCD0“'°1ll“m°"° waitin? “W” Umm' ”
I'»ord‘s Supper was clispcnscd by tl1@lEm"S “W9 ~°"d3l"°d 89' M-'"~3llf`l"lil|!tliaxi.kcri the members of Prcsbyteryrstrength in carrying on the wori
Rev. Chas. J. St, Clair Jeans, ‘by RSV' W' Bruce Mimi U“"*` |11~”'l'~° for ihf- \\‘:i._~» in which they had as-, His Church.
Atl,-ongR;\f=r.Frcncl1 I`ti\'m~.Ti-_\-0n_- "5 TWU” bf/ Rf""~ R Hi`“~'lf.l’ 5f0"f“"~ sisioil him in making thc duiirs off The Prcsbyiery then adjournei
ii-.15 Omen for the past ycar so pleas- | meet at the call of the Moderator
ant. After having spfnt a year in; a Clerk. of which public irltima
the mmlc-rainr's chair. he save it asi was §i\'¢l1 Mid lh¢ MCBNUB' WN °1‘
his lnl!`rr-v.ioi1 that it would hellll with the benedictlons by the M0-
Ai clinch by mv. ri-eu \v;ii=s»u.l Th* past .vw i‘J\‘»"»\1:1wut hm iu-
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At Wcod Islrinds by Rev. R. Hens-‘ »
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