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Our Entire Stock of Monuments at Tre"
and Native Granite, in the most modern
- designs. This is a Splendid Opportunity
 to secure a Memorial at an Exceptionally
_ Low Price. We do not employ Agents,
therefore, an early visit to our Showroom, "i,`.
- will enable you to make your selection
from our complete stock, which is sure to
TO $50.00 ON EVERY MONUMENT.
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permanent. Write for particulars.
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pose marc, 14 years old. All sound.
G. E. Waddell, Kelly's Cross.
. _ 2260-4-30-li;
Foil. SALE-WHITE FIFE WHEAT
grown from imported Seed last
year. Apply S. B. Gillespie, Mil-
ton, P. E. I. 2268-4-30-3|.
FOI! SALE - FORD TBAUTOB
(Used), also Oliver Plow (Used).
priced for quick sale. Apply to W.
H. Little, Frost dz Wood Sales-
room, Kent Street. 2242-4-29-Bi.
I'0lt SALE-FREIGHT AND PAS-
senger steamer, 92 ft. ions. 17 fb-
Ibeam, 5 ft. draft. Goodiollow
Bros, Chatham, N. B. _
2042-4-18-sat-Si
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FOB SALE -- GOOD SEe(_`.10Nl?
ranges at a bargain. Fr -
'minor-. so ai-artan st.
~ ‘ 2700-4-80-ii
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FOB. SALE -» NEWLY FRESIIEN-
ed Ayrshire Grade Cow. Apply
Keppoon Farm. Phone 580.!-4.
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I HAVE A VEB! LARGE STOCK
oi rubber traces, oompleis for
\ service. $2.00 pei' Pair. Clinton
'Mon‘ison, American Bolt Dealer,
` Fredericton, P. E. I. 2225-4-28-bi.
FOR. SAL! - TWO SBOBTHOBN
Pure bred bulls-year old and
icuii. Also good mixed grain and
“wk of hay. mek rserhsu. von:
Point. 2304-4-27-ii.
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Roadster, driven '|500 miles. Ex-
cellent condition. special equip-
l ment. Rumble seat. spare wheel
in Fender well on side. Cash only.
Write "re" Guardian. 221i`3<l-so-1|.
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JOHN ALFRED MoDONALD. PDO-
vinciai Land Surveyor, Herman-
- ville. (R. 3. Sourls.)
9379-10-15-l month.
FREE BOOKLET -../HOW T0_
cam money with a. Kindergarten
School at home. The Canadian
Kindergarten Institute, Toronto
10. Personal 4-2-16-30.
FARMERS - WRITE FOB THE
Dennis price and terms on farm
implements before ordering. Re-.
member the man who brought
down the price of implements on
P. E.'I. We sell direct to the
farmer, saving you agents proiits.
W. R. Dennis, Charlottetown.
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ST. Dl5NSTAN'S RED AND WHITE
The following old numbers of Red
and White are missing from the
College library shelves: Easter
1911, June 1911, May 1016, Christ-
mas 1918. Anyone having one or
more of these numbers would con-
fer _a favor by communicating
with the College Librarian.
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Schoner. Apply M. T. P. Guardian.
2244-4-29-31.
WANTED -- IIEATED, UNFUB-
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centrally located. Apply K., cars
of Guardian. 2257-4-20-2i
'WANTED-T0 RENT IN CITY Ol
suburbs, six or seven roomed house
with modem -conveniences. Write
Box 832 or phone 446 or 108.
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Male Help Wanted
man nooxurr -\. orrourom-
ties in the Canadian Civil Service.
The M. C. U.. Toronto 10.
M. H. W. 4-2-a-is-is-so. ‘
RELIABLE MAN T0 TAKE CARE
store route; distribute and oolieet;
new product, protected territory:
eam excellent weekly income.
Tanner Peanut Products, St. Paul,
Minn. M. H. W. 4-80.
COLLEGE STUDENTS DESIEINO
employment during summer holi-
" ‘ 'days should make application im-
- mcdiately stating age, eollett
course and year. md Milf! GX'
pected. Wtinston Co., Towel'
l'\ .
‘ Biggirwf)4-12-14-is-so-as-ar-so.
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ascoiuu nxrairr nsnsll
through our special low cost
course. Hundreds of successful
graduates. Write Mole;nll3’:rx_bsf
coli .ora Barrington.
e." rs.n.w.Nov.14-nm.
ITRAWBEBBY PLANTS l'0l
sue. so dents per hundred. var-
,|°iy. ‘Senator Dunlap which can-
; mt be beaten for ails and beauty.
_ Angus c. Mosul , 'rneedle
UNI. Ailril 25th. 193.
. - . , . .ms-4-ar-roi.
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Img ssnn-a orna ny runnin
_ Auction in Hope Blvar on Tues-
_ gli. Wav 8rd, loss, at one o’olcok
4 wel' ni' rand, °‘ smetllmd
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fu-mins im not one
V10 bold line dl!
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SELL IIOM HOUSE T0 HOUSE
160 Guaranteed Household Neces-
sities, such as Fbod PIOd1\°“»
Remedies. 'l‘°\l¢¢ Pl‘°D°\’lN°“|»
Vetgrinary Products, etc. Cash in
on profits of 050.00 to $75.00 PU
week. Unomplwed. make m°U°¥|
instead of losing somoi Protection l
in rem-ve territory. Sure Sak ill
every home. No risk. Ask for do- .
and oataiol TUG “mu”
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GEITIIAI. GUARDIAN
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Handicraft
sawn annals. nun medeb, Fegtfval
WEIK IND SPECIALS.-south
American waives. Ilbs. for asc.
Balilnh. 80° 401-. Fresh Straw-
berries at the Venetian Gardens.
emslusivs Stove Store, corner Queen
and Richmond sts. 2790-4-so-nl
2_ o'clook yesterday aiwmoon.
184 Park street, Medford, Mass.,
more than fifty guests were many
CALL AND SEE the Beach Range
corner Queen and Richmond Bts.
2790-4-30-21
EVIDENCE  a case
vincial Police in connection with
the destruction by ure on Tuesday
peared. before Magistrate MacK.n-
non yesterday morning on a 0118118
for the defendant and Alban Far-
mer for the prosecution. 'I‘he evid-
ence was heard and the case ad-
J°urned until this morning for
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MATHESON-At Palo Alta, Call-
tornia, on April 14th. 1932. Roder-
Island.
INMAN-At Bedeque, April 29,
1932, Margaret B. Inman, widow of
the late Nelson Inman, Sled so
years. Funeral at 2 p.m. on Tues-
day. May srd, from her late res-
idence to the United Church at
TURNED-At 202 Hillsboro Bt..
'ill years. Funeral from her resid-
ence, Sunday, May lst, service
wood Cemetery. Please omit flow-
ers.
rl
Ill MEMDRIAII
Mrs. Isaac llryonton -- In cher-
sway April 50, 1931. `
_As when on earth she walked with
Eugravm deep within.
Husband and Family.
 
M
III MEIIURIAM
In loving mam!!! 0| my 0°"
sister, Mrs. Issac Bryenton, who dd-
partod this life AF" I0. 1031.
Though earthly ties are broken,
Andonearthws’ll meetnomore,
Mysthoughts are of you dear sister
On yonder shining shore.
_revlugiy remenwes by drier
Louisa,
Woburn, Maas.
 
N. D. MacLean
UNDIUTAKEI
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Female Help Wanted
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"ge as none amos mwhlee W'
easary. No aslllns. Ollie” N°°*°
. wear Company. Dwi W' 'N'
'-‘AIN orwaans or
17. mug:
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lnstfated booklet hd.
Mushroom oo., Toronto.
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T0 LIT - KA! lst FUI-lilllllh
_l}mout (Balmoral). 'Ile 0911011!
gg: . 2235-4-ll-li.
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in kitchen.
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’ mr-4-so-11. edlen nandiersrs rest
BIAUB .IANGIS at 'l‘ninor's the handicraft wort of me Domin
at Tr-ainor‘s Exclusive stove store. ,_
,_,,,_ nemo-.. In Toronto
itil
.Eggs
TOR/ONTO. April
Maritime Canada 'Dly
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onto. Displayed with the
lon, the products ol Maritime Can-
ada. have easily taken iirst place in
the nation-wide festival that has
PLANE ARBIVED-Mr. James been in PWKNS at gh, Eggon Aug-1 ‘
Wade. piloting a. Fairchild '12 plane'1hn-mm here all this week, Never'
landed hen yesterday moraine 1- before in canada. has such e rep-
W* 103° UWT I 111811* ‘F0111 resentative and beautiful colleotfbfl
Montreal. He left on return about of entirely handmade products been
assembled as in this showinil- EVSYY'
thing from tho work of British
GIVEN SUB-PBISE SHOWER -foelumblu and ollbway Indians ro
illtr. and Mrs. John J. Giennon oi ' the very 1-meg; nf semi-pr-eclom
iek Matheson. seed '14 years. for- comment by both buyers and eb-
mnll 0f P°l‘f»l¥°. PHD” Edwlrd sewers during the weekf 15”' by °°1°“°1 Wmted B°"°y'
B°4°‘1i\°- products or the unsung needlei
Sthftilll S0 2 pm. Intlhndht, Sher- ‘eyatlom were admired by the y°u_ng_
lghgq muh" gg om- qgwgeq yu, lion of pleasure from visitors during.
and beloved Mother who passed the week.
2263-4 -80-li. 1
ltime Provinces was a direct reflec-
P
days of Canada. Conspicucus in the
at 'l‘ra.inor's Exclusive Stove store, fdlgpmy wen the I-,,s,_the slormed e
hookedmatsoiafewyears ago. All
three provinces were ably represent-
ed in this part of the display. The
largest rug, measuring some 11 by
and because of its size and very
distinctive beauty was given a place
of the barn at China Point, ap- ,of hqhm- in the mtundh Ending to
the main auditorium. The largest
number of rugs came from "The
oi arson, G. R. Holmes appearcd'Is1and” and amongst these were
many in which traditional patterns
had been worked out lu' color
schemes that iltted them for use in
the most modern of rooms. The New
choice of design 'and size up to ap-
gether with the reilnement of tex-
ture and excellent choice of colors
has been a continuous source of
The tang oi the sea. was brought
into the show by the dfsplay of
ship models There were ancient
frigates. slocps, schooners and oth-
er types of craft, practically all of
thorn Nova. Scotian worlananshfp
The simpler and more homey kinds
of craft work as presented by the,
the crochet hook and the patient
men's sections oi every county fair
and provincial exhibition for a gen-
er generation to which these things
are new again, and the older people
to whom they come with the appeal
of by-gone years, A quilt (we used
to call them patchwork) in "Eva's_
Apron" pattern done in green and
The exhibition was arranged un-
USED
CARS
We can suit any pur-
chaser’s pocket book
Chevrolet Sedan
Reconditioned . 
Essex Coach
Will sell for  
Ford Coupe-1929
Runs'like new . . ..
Nash Sedan
Reconditioned . 
Ford Sedan
In good running order
 . . . .
 $75
Dodge Victory 6 Sedan
This is a real buy . $200
Ford Delivery _
Reconditioned and pain-
ted-run 1 season . $350
Any of these cars can be
purchased with a small
down payment and the
balance paid in monthly
installments. _
$375
$200
$275
$300
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APREISMLQ 1 - ' _ 'rem  GUARDIAN ~  PAGE rrmnp
Proud _ Mother
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MRS. W. D. HEBRIDGE
OTTAWA, April 29-(By the
, stone jewellery hasbeen dlsplay°d.’Cansd1nn Press)-The Capita1's
.were tendered a surprise showemmd when is more important, und newenn°nb1e,bsby Hen-ldge, born °°‘°“°’ B°"°*' “"1 "’°°°‘“‘ mi f -f-~ -. S. .
party at their home by Mrs. ceou to bighlyneizghled and arm-eelat-'here Thursday. and his mether_ bus to ,S3 M0___mmAt,__Lmn 1;a_____:,__ rwcnrrorv svsrnsv
Uwther or Medford last week. Mrs. ive buyers. '  w. n. 1-ren-ldse. wire or can- C’ i G” ““ ° “° '" “ 11.00 A. M..|- 1
John _,_ Glmnm Jun Nanny m“._ , one of the ouutmdlnz !e.¢m”_ adn Mmm" an wumnmm -nd in Charlottet County. New Bruns- “Asking Goh B,e;H;’_';_ Hoy Communion and Sermon_.
of Rt. Hon. R.. B. Bennett, Prime
The birth followed a Caesarian op-
whioh is the normal and healthy
weight for a new-bo int t. B th
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The AN EXCELLENT
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Presbyterian Churc
In Canada
ST. JAMES’ CHURCH
Minister:
_ .R.EV. R. MOOBHEAI: .
LEGAT B D
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Public Worship: 'f
Momlng at Eleven 0'clol- .
Evening at Seven 0’oloc `
STRANGERS AND VIS' 1
TORS CORDIALLY
INVITED. ‘
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NYALS
BEER IRON
AND
WINE
SPRING TONIC
Nyals Beef, Iron and Willa is a
palatable Tonic, in which are united
the nutriment of Beef-the Tonic
powers of Iron and Ammonium Cit-
rate, with the mildly stimulation
properties of Wine. It is especially
good for those who are run down
and weak, and require a bracing
tonic.
SOLD BY
-_ J. Ernest ll. Worth
nz renee street. rush. ez.
Tho Govemor General wears a so _ G
suit of ilne canadian gweed. he
declared, and every Canadian
lives anything of an outdoor life
the
er nu .should be urged both on S P I 9  h
grounds of patriotism and esthetic to  S arc
who E '-
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values to emulate his example. ' sth SUNDAY AFTER EASTER
Cottage Craft Guild. l
xhib
fernrerrrlnee Edward Islanders. non or the ancient hendiersm or Minister of Canada. save birth to' 'mi N°‘" B'“""’°"°k ° it W”
-,-- the British Isles and ofthe loneeri S. son in hospital here yesterday. th° "mst °°mprehenswe from the
provinces, covering such an in-
d lin
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ration at 9.55 a. m._ The child °l“"1v° "nge as han woven ° ° v
weighed seven and °m_hau pound* en, model _ships, tooled leather 3 Trlnlty Unlfed Church
work, exqusite pottery which was,
stated to contain plastic clay from
ried. was formerly Misa clue Laird of the nxhibltlen as e whole was-eater or nf.. 1-mn. rr. a. nennen, ‘”‘°“' °°“““”‘ “*’°“° 3'" *‘_“'1'°"”Q z.ao 1-. sr.--sunday sender ms more cu-ea.
of 41 Governors avenue. Medford. the notable not :her while the, the rnme Minister, were both re- “le” ‘,"‘“ ”° °°“"” lb” ""° N"'i -me p M_yvnn..g pf. cf and 5 -.Th
The house was attractively deeorat- bnndlenns work nom the western ported “ereepunneuy well" todey. B’““""°“ ‘Weeds °“““’ 1" ‘°’| T...c,,,,,g 0', ,,',§,,,_.. Y °""°"” ° ’”"'°'
ed in pink and white. A luncheon provinces showed distinctly me mr-i o'1'rAwA, April zo-ms. Her- '“°’° “ms” ‘md °°’“'“°”"’ "1 “"`! Anlllfln-"ln Thee I Put My Trust"  rr. w. Petrie
was served by the hostess. The opean traditions of our new Can- ridge, wife of Hon. William D. Her- t°“l“hm°"b tm” “lm°st anything; “'30 P' M'*5“‘d°“* s°"“°°-
young couple received manybeauti- adlans oi' other than British or Hdse. Canadian Minister to the el” 1” me femwl' The” wer; nv:-:rrynony w|_;L¢0Mg_
nu and useful guts. Among the mneh origin the were of the mer- United states and the on sister P’°““°"" °‘ im’ °“’°"°““° °°““y REV- H. D- RAYMOND. M. A. micron.
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Ministers-Rev. E. H. Ramsay, D.D., Rev. C. N. Brown, M.A.
m an ° Musquadebeit, Nova Scotia fllntl Organist-Mr. A. Roy Kendall, LR.A.M., A.A.G.0,
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.
11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-‘The Way of Salvation”
Rev. C. N. Brown. M. A.
Anthem-“Father in iieaven Whose Love” .... .. Dykes
mother and child were reported to
01 the party arrested by the Pro- 14 rest was e Neve seoue product be “dome well.”
It is believed that the young ar- I
rival will possibly be named Richard
Bennett Herridge, after his distur-
guished uncle. '
At the Canadian Legation in
Washington, a nursery awaits the
son of Canada’s Minister. Several
weeks ago, its fumishing was com-
pleted, and situated on an upper
floor of the Legation, it is finished
Jud'-mm¢_ Brunswick ma onered 3 wide and equipped with everything of
the latestfor the care and comfort
rrnsrus proximately e by 9 feel. This, lo- ,°f th’ “by-
Assoolation of Canada, Inc., and
the opening address was given at a
private showing on Monday night
O. B. R., Director of extra-mural re-
lations of McGill University, and
Praident of the Canadian Handi-
craft Guid. Mr. Romon, in his op-
ening remsrks, paid hearty tribute ,
and oirered snoerwt thanks to,
Commissioner R. W. E. Burnaby of
the Maritime Province Trade Com-
mission, for the active and deeply
interested co-operation he had giv-
April 29th, Mrs. W. C. Turner, aged needle' ,uch as have graced the w°_ en in the gathering of the exhibits.
Colonel Bovey gave a brief but in-
tensely interesting revlew of the
history of handicraft work in Can-
ada from pioneer days to the pres-
ent revival of interest, and set forth
a proposal for future development.
The economic value of handicraft
work, he declared, lay at present, in
close .association with agricultural
'*-~ wh", brought many an excl,/m“_ life- Wonderful and very beautiful
_are the products ol Canada’s farm
homes today. It is in rural Canada
that handicrafts have their great-
‘ P E
Am ,qnhgdrmg mlnuuy der the directiono!Mr.I"redC.Rob- 93* “i“°5~ ith’ Province, The Maritime goods
within mybennbnch plus. son, president er the Handicrafts I°'*°“°1“S th” *“”“°"°° d"°P ”‘ ,,,, bm; g|,,.,,, ,penal prominence
the value of Canada’s wool crop as,
one of the many dlillculties oi' the
m°»
And metmo faoeto fue. _ grain are brief talks by Maritime
H01' ||f°|lf°NV°l' |°|“°= farmers' he urged that new pm representatives who are best fitted
wh" 'h° ‘°m° 1'" M" - 0 K duct' md new make” be imma to explain the origin and value of
Hath lisghenooforth its seal and I . . forthe farm community. While now, th h dl ft uh to gh emma
activities and new outlets for pro 1
ducts. and hence new sources ol
incomemight be developed, Colonel
Bovey held that weaving and other
handicraft occupations were merely
modern, developments of the most
ancient arts of our country. Quebec
has woven tweeds ever since the
sc rs came to . y
there have been marked improve-
ment in quality, texture and design
so that no Canadian need feel any-
thing but great pride in wearing a
suit of such cloth. The tweeds of
New Brunswick, the speaker de-
clared to be quite as good as the
famous Harris tweeds oi' scotland,
as distinctive in deslgm, and as fine
and interesting in texture.
"I do not advocate," he stated,
“that every farmer or his wife
should set up a loom and become a
weaver; but there should be large
Rfoups in every province using our
own native wool and producing a
have been kept alive by private en-
Tlrese ears are on dia-
piay at the
Universal Motors Bldg,
Kent st _
`[Uted, lt up a normal school of
wosvhrg and other craftsman ac-
tivities under government auspic- ' ' 9 ~ » ~ `
. . .~,-»» -» »--  - =i=  ” RO Ol’ S Ltd i v E S'
mm ._ ”“_‘_'_” A He & co..  in 13:; \;:;l;»us_al;:nd_i_; _“vie pay special attention to child.
. , , , .
Borirdefs Wink” T0 ¥-l‘l‘,°- U ""“'|“N'l°» "3 ` Im 'wt °‘ m‘"‘°""‘ ‘M pm Cm or mm' 1321.' rr. savrolr. 389 PHONE
' ________________._..__._-_E--"__-.Z mn: md been. uopem Imaam-_ 00°" ¢"°“"'¥' ~*:r_°:-__ 'ful' '”;__f~°=d :_ e*f‘_“_1;5;;‘_;*! queen Meeauzrrsi
as wimnn enlcspplythiaoiloe. ‘ U “‘°» ° ' 2233.4.
wueetk Men preferred. Aapiii m 3”-|_¢.g.;| _ with good propaganda behind it. mas-ii _ ~ A
from Manantico, ieldspar from
Kingston, ontario, and china clay
from comwm, England. Add to?
the display silver in a score or
forms from spoons and other table
articles tp jewellery, brass work.
copper, wood carving, block print-
ed chiifons, rugs, drapes and bed
spreads, and there appears n
sketchy p’cture bf this remarkable
demonstration oi' the dexterity of
hands, and the inate ability to
create beauty that lies within our
people.
Did you know they make the most
delightful pottery buttons in Char-
lotte County, New Brunswick? Well,
neither did most of those who saw
them in this exhibition. And how
they exclaimed over them!
Mr. F. C. Robinson laid special
stress upon the real economic im-
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2.30 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Classes.
- 7.00 P. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-"The Seeing Eye and the Heavenly Ear*
Dr. Ramsay
Anthem-“The Lord is My Shepherd" G. A. Macfurq;
’ Visitors and Students Ccrdlally Welcome.
Services Broadcast by C. ll. 0. K.
Zior- Presbyterian Church
REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER MINISTEI.
PROF. LOUIS THOMTSON. OBGANIST.
portanoo of craftsman work, declar
ing that it presents an opportunity `
to do Q. very fine piece of service
for Canada. He grawfully but none
the less effectively held up to rid-3
icule the idea that Canadians can
do no better than uirer their vis-;
itors from other lands machine
made imitations of the artistic ldeasi
and ideals of other countries. He
strongly urged the p“oduotion of
hand-made goods of such typically
Canadian aspect that they will be
associated with no other land on
earth. These he asserted would
give more lasting pleasure to the_
tourist buyers who visited us
and tend also to increase their buy-
ing ln Canada.
Today is Maritime Day at the
display and s.ll the talent which is
rovidin the entertainment is from
and included in the aftemoon pro-
e an cra e
audience, The exhibition has been
open during business hours all week
and many thousands have visited
and admired the display.
The following is s list of exhibit-
ors from Prince Edward Island:
nvr-iNn~ro
7.00 P. M.-Subject-“'I’he Father in the Home”
Anthem-“Lo the Winter in Past" , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frayec
The Choir.
Duett-"Love Divine, All Love Exoelling"
Misses Elsie Warren and Margaret Rosa,
Ai V-|10 EV¢l'l|l1K Service we begin a short series on Home
We need to protect the sanctity and influence of this
acred Institution Parents pl.-ru to be present. Dn not
Life.
s , .
miss one of these series.
O-O4-0
IVIORNING WORSHIP
11.00 A. M.-Slrblect-"Tha Halloivod Name”
From our study of The Lord’s Prayer.
Anthem-“March On, March On"   .. Damton
The Choir.
2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Classes.
‘fYO+O-O-O-O-OO O PO ‘Of
WORSHIP
 
§ The cnsrlmeuwn replies church
MINISTER.-REV. A. C. VINCENT, D. D.
ORGANIST-MBS. G. ELL!O'I.'.l.‘ FULL
0-0+9'9'
MORNING SERVICE 11.00 A. M.
Sermon-"Thyatira” .. . . . .
. . .. Dov. A. 0. Vincent, D. D.
Anthem-“Seek Ye the Lord" .................. Roberts
Soloist: Mr. B. D. Quigley.
Anthem-“In Heavenly Love Abiding"  . . Olcy Speaks
SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P. M. z
EVENING SERVICE 7.00 P. IW.
Sermon-“Answered Prayef' .. Rev. A. C. Vincent, D.D. ¥
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M155 N- 500111. MISS A» AIUIGSY. Messrs. Calder, Dingwell Quigley, Ditlgwell and Storms- g
mt me in it Tm iMrs_ G. Annes.-, Mrs, M. Anneuhi Anthem-“Aside with Me"  'runes ,
Mrs. A. Arsenauit, Mrs. D. Arsen- Q I, I ,,,,H,,,,",,,,,,.,,s»
ault, Mira F. Arsenault, Mrs. T. Ar-
senault, Mrs- W. Arsenault, Mas M.
Bell, Mrs. H. Cameron, Mrs. T. Cs
memn, Mrs_ J. Campbell, Miss M
Campbell, Mrs. M. Constable, Mrs
DSSKBI1. Mrs M. Desltochcs, Mrs
A. Dewar, Mlm Mary A. Doull, Mrs
H. Fraser, Mrs. C. Gallant, Mrs, E,
Gallant, Mrs. G_ B. Gallant, Mrs.
A. Gaudet, Miss M- Gordon, Mrs.
Hieken: ivns. H. Holman, Mrs, 13.
Howatt, Miss A. Hunter, Mrs. J, J.
Matheson, Mrs, H. Miller, Mrs J.
MacPherson, Mrs. J. A. McDonald.
Mrs. D, McDonald, Miss E. McFar-
lane, Mrs. H. McGregor, Miss R.
McGregor, Mrs. S. McKay, Mrs. D-
McKinnon, Mrs. I. McLaren, Mrs.
R. McLaren, Mrs. M. McLean, Mrs-
MoMurdo, Miss A_ McPherson, Mrs.
C. McQuan-ie, Mrs. W. Pickering,
ixirs T. Poirier, Mrs. R. Richards
Mrs. J. Rourke, Mrs Schimrcr, Mrs
G. Smith, Mrs. J. Smith, Mr, J. B.
smith, Mr. J. smith. Mrs- G
Thompson, Nh-s. c. Vickerson, Mrs
A. E. wightmnn, Mrs. J. D. wilson
Mrs, Mont Wright, Mrs .Neil Mac-
Leod.
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chops. Heavy veal. Big supply c
milk-fed chickens will be sold to
day for reasonable price We dr
distinctively Canadian cloth." Ed-| _
lwjtlon ‘nd lgtivg pmpgggndg wgpq _     . - . » . 130- Del' Ib.
nsehsary to make the handicrafts MILD CURED BACK ROLLS . .. ... 16c. per lb.
d W’ °Wni"Y ‘“°°°~‘5f”l» 1'* b°°i FRESH PORK SHOULDERS . .. ... 120. per lb. _
”°"‘- Bowen ron RoAs'r1NG
` Pointing out that in the pa.rt~MEAT 
the handicrafts of the Dominion
Fresh Pork Sausage
Bamberg Steak .
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