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‘trim or  . bm “wi mum, i C _ Friday Saturday and  
ff: l"ii:fi‘°ii‘i’:i'i’ii1’::fi"‘»"'9'::a""‘f 9  terlnllln ethos' lf. ner rrieruls wuzh ’ Sunday _ A '
llsiiélld slots lor them sm ` 0 ` 1*" "‘°°**¢ U* 11”' ¢’i5“"°~Df°f°°- 2 lb' B” C“°t°m°°
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lc:p&0\Il'\\i liihd on* er yesiterday brought crowds from Hon vincent Massey, 1°,-mer G'en9raf1S Medal mim_ Reginaid Mumrg A,-[hue
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& ‘ hd, th* °°U|1l°\'.Y All WON in H0116!! ton and High Commissioner to Ai-her, Beatrice Rankin, Ethel
tidiil. P" mood Those who went to the Pumls and 'hm °f the S“m'“°’ C
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bundlo. Guardian Onice.
Apply Udlce
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,nr cm-nu. ir. oi sein-yer, _ Also '
is in the city st the present time  T82 RUDIIIS
ilmli Hotel.
Y HMG! It sfter is brief tour or the island
Bumlnerside, an important annual ii M
standing figure ln educational and
dlpl ti i l . fill d kin
'INDUCTION SERVICE-Th° 1”' engggletnelitljrxiore vsriousmzlubg
duction of Rev. G. A. D. Ellic fo - ~
._ L f and organizations. A graduate of
“my °f E1m5d°l5» P- E- I-» ml” 31° Toronto University and of Oxford
pastoral charge of the Pownal '
Tbwldiy. June 30th. in the Pow- first named institution He served
l’s."i"$s'lf..”'n.I°.1'.°.”"sfiff§iI.°.l§.f °“'""’ 1°” Cm" °'"' Fm" Closing Exercises At
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Presbyterian Qiurch
In Canada
I
ST. JAMES' CHURCH
_ Ministers
Bev. B. Moorhead Legate, B.D.
IS 0ilillMElillED __
- Public Worship:
Morning at Eleven 0'c1ock.
Evening at Seven 0’clock.
TORS COBDIALLY
INVITED.
'f_§§_"~__;{';'; -.;;;,.-;_-cool will "°'“‘°‘“””"°"'“*.  I
STRANGERS AND VISI-E
¥
Constance Enman
' - - . ' Eriman, Irene sllllphant, Janet §
- -- T0 7718 Pi‘0v1'I1¢¢ Wins G 0 v e r n 0 r nm... sum. wins... M..ss»et
“If the Ci y to the bathing beaches and csnsdisn Ambassador to washing --~ suilivsn, 'rhomss white 'rrsmont
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_ . _ . .. _ _ _ _   'I dm HS, |d¢°l» incc Thllrsday, accompanied by Mrs 18 W ly mm Palme Edna Grossman, Jean Llew-
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-_ .,.,.  _ . . . . '_ thmlsh the wettr hld I mls which Massey and th l two l it i °“"‘e”t°d °“ tm "cms °f the ll la th M lin J hn Mnemon-
 V  l V anim cm” th. unmmsted w hu' mé mmnland e !l’°8lf!l';l;;s'm;ml:; years work by speakers at the dos- 3.1:" 'Helien W;lki; illlartha Nich-
Fflf Sli! lllted itate. The Dominion De ' in exercis th school w ich - '
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'oi WANTRD _ _ I Dllrin€ his hollda i th
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ac es oun con o
g es of e . h
,wok Dime Thursday morning in olson, Isabel Ramsav
y e ar- Winners of Certificates. M‘ary
bl all bei -
;°ix'§":l; g£“:!;e_°|'°Wd fmm *ll itimes. Mr. Massey, who is an cut- th°ciA'B;:m y if ore an up McFarlane, Don Birch, Stanley
pre st e aud nce of parents and Ei
friends. Dr. E. T. Tanton capably M°"’s°'; Aim hsH°lma'n’ dm
pi_esided_ Hickey, ea oom .
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"0’ Canada" was sung with in- Grade IX' (Miss A'Ramsayi)ii1;_i
-do  by  me e »» :°d°’f°‘;..S':;;:;... 2.:.:....‘.= f°
opening chorus mwn' `
Mr.Masseywasfo ace a ' ' hi-
United congregation took place on ¢°m,ect¢d with the rsiaiin oiyeii; The chairman addressed the chil- ,Grade VIII, <Alb@r_t Sum) an)
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dren and congratulated them 01;, lst' Betty Jackson 2nd Keih
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MWISTEB-REV. A. C. VINCENT, D. D.
OBGANIST-MRS. GL ELLIOTT FULL
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to 12.30.
EVENING WORSHIP 'I 0'ULOCK
Sen-non-Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D.
Contralto Solo-“Beyond the Dawn" . . . .
.. Saunderson
Miss Pearl Burns.
You are cordially welcome to all services of
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
MORNING WORSHIP 11 (YCLOCK
Sermon-Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D.
Tenor Solo-“That Sweet Story of 0id"   West
Mr. R. D. Quigley
' suimsv sciiool. is held oooh mornin; in oonnoe-
tion with morning lvorshlp. and study period is from 12
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St. Paul 's Church
6th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
i 11.00 A. M.-Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and
Sermon.
7.00 P. M.--Evening Prayer and Su-|m,n_
Preacher at both services, Rev. C. W. Ni h 1 ,
Waterford, New Brunswick. c 0 S' L' Th
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
10.00 A. M.-The Sunday SchooL
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_ please write superintendent
iioromptly. School géldmegrgvilipm
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,, son-c-as-wed-set-si. ncspltei. All éxliellgleg alziid. at
Ami. 'ro I-arriaomv AND wsiiilliit-_.s‘rliAi'il excise, s on
'io _h.p. Must he in  condi-
tion, write P, o. non sr, oiisr-
lottetown, 2.1:. I_, giving par-
ticulars and price. iioa-a-so-tt
To Let Mlaeellanoniu
keeping.
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_ The Lausanne
By Gédl-ge ilambleton
Canadian" ` A `  Staff Writer
_ LAUQANNE. July 1-cosilodisn
 Oablé)-With its ups and
downs. the Lausanne Conference
iltili moves slowly forwlird to n
settlement or the reparations ques-
tibn. but Vit!! iadllél ielnlin to be
solved. ilxcept for an early inter-
view between Chancellor `1‘rana Von
Papen of Germdny and Prime Min-
ister Ramsay MacDonald of Brit-
ain, this dermini did not partic-
ipate dlreéiiy in t6day*s _discuss-
The  _repni-ations commit-
tee  drafted the freniewcrk of a
plan, But itil only s. framework,
leaving msny hlsniu to he fined.
Mil-ry restores oi the pi-opossl for
bonds which it is suggested asi-
many should issue wllen her credit
is restored, _as _a contribution to a
:und for the general restordtion
of Europe and in lieu oi reparat-
ions annuities, rémain to be dil-
tern-lined.
The Germans strongly object to
iliikliig iii Aliiriciu wal- 868%
with any final settlement of re-
paratioris They wal-it reparations
was-s-so-ai.
_e Wanted
INTO
f 
iir. W. il. Garson
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preach at the Sacrament services
MILITARY clwncll PARADE
A1' sr. JAMES cntmoii-st the
eleven o’ciock service tomorrow the
Regilnent, under the command of
Lieut.-Col. Fred I. Andrew, M. M.,
A.D.C'., will parade in mounted or-
 " f e- r e n ¢ e Ilixsghbilli  Jfimesf church. His is
utenant Governor
church, afterwards attending the
service. The service will be in
ortened form, following the or-
der laid down for church parades
of the military forces. The clergy-
msn officiating will be cept. the
minister of the church and Chap-
The reparations committee con-
nil church, nov, E. H. Ramsay ss chairman or the Nstlonsl ns- their ‘“°°°“W shmng' He N' Je;iyiid3rllrliJe<aillliisMl‘.?:It)ii)<:l’e'lisnum)__
luéelded and inducted. Rev. G. A. pstrisiion commission siler the ’°"°°‘ W ‘he “ffm Mm made t° lst rnfrls Msrlssit- end .limes
Chflltie ld31’¢9Md tht !lewly-iri- Great War, and was a member of 31" the. p“P"°’ °f Summerside and i' ii. ard Bm Joimson '
ducted minister and Rev. Henry the Cabinet under the King Ad- P’i“°° C°“mY “"°r° advanced ed“` cgrmiie  (Mis Sybil  Tanton)
Pierce the people. Mr. Elliot begins ministration, prior to his appoint- °“l°”‘ H’ mt that with the °°' in Raynfiond Faneu, 2nd_ Ben.
his pastorate with every prospect ment to the position of Canadian °P°"m°“ °f WPU5 that the p'°p°' _  iiisenauii. :iid Doreen Jack-
of gugcegg mbwsdor to Washington' md sltlon, big as it is. will be a. success. -lam ' '
é ister to the position oi canadian H” h°P°d W S” the 5"*d““"1”S Cm” wgmde V (Mig Bertha M wood,
covnlrllsp-UNroN ltosn _ High commissioner to London. “mlm next Ye" V’ Bride °1°"'=“- _isi Tiioims wiiiimm. 2,,`d_ Nor.
United chursh sorvlses for sunday, The lstter oiiioe he held till the In "Wd *° ”‘°S° P“P“S Wh° mn`McLe,,d. md mei, A,,e,,,,,,,1,
July a. are west oovshesd ii nm., appointment of Hon. G. Howard W"*‘°" W ‘°“°“~ h° fe” °°’*°’“ “““ ,nd Bm, M,;,1,,,,' ,,,,,,,1_
Union Road s p_rrr_, 5, 3_ 3 pm; Ferguson to that position, it could be arranged that those Grade V (Miss ;sreen)_1si,_Mm__
covehead Road 'l_ao phi. s. s. loin Alwm an =P°=“° °' °“"’““°- “pus Wh° s"°°°“f"uy pm” the jo.-lo Gorrili- znd Herhert McNeill-
a.in. The Sacrament of Our Lord's MT' M°SS°Y- it is lntefeslml. l'° exams mr grade eleven “md b° 3,5 Edwgrdlgauimt and Ellsworth
supper will he dgwmm gt me note, is the founder of the Hart F519 t° WW”-Sh°ff °°“’~’°1n inch' Mciqeiii
morning service grid gg wg elm House string Quartette, which gave 01' tmillillz 5° that th¢Y wuld °'°- Grad; Iv (Miss Id, Dawson)-
ot the liumobn uni” mv' 0' ,_ Gone”-g in the guy this gp,-1ng_ tain s teachers license. Dr. Tanton lst Grant' Tmvem md- Ruby
N. Brown, or ohsriottstown, will “ded ‘mt he did “F think my Grid . M Ad ,gb
would be able to enlarge the as- Y' ' “' su my'
_ ~ . Grade IV-lst. Billy Woods; 2nd.
. - ‘ . ‘ "  " ~ 0  '1’h°f° will ba it reception of mein- ` V- ' “mmf han this year' The new charles i.leweiyn= sri. ciorls clark.
T6 `t.it‘1°  Mail. _t. nnvriioigi no ritmcg bers on profession at the morning French Tarlff i ;°.°u;1;;ngai:i°";d i°:'bn;f;ii:,yse§;]  Grade ni, (A. Keith Jamlesoni-
4534* _'__ ' 7  . _ §%iI‘l9%6_l§!!. 291101166 service, and an ordination of Ruling Wh » t . ' n 1gt_ Evelyn walker; and. Irene Allan
-“‘- ““ '° °¢ in ‘"2 1'1"' elders et the union mood service an' ed °1"d°d ms ’°'““k‘ by Wi‘m““ the it
BQOMS   _ V |v331>_3'v_*4'5|11it'l51~ ‘ children a pleasant holiday to re- 316' Francis Amana” ' W __
_ it d i in_ Grade III, (Ida Da son) lst.
’n1vAi_! ntNu!luAhTti“ (Canadian pr,” “bi” ,tum next year w h the e erm
PARIS, July 1.-Under s. bill sub-
mitted to the Chamber of Deputies
y the Minister of Agriculture to-
°`”'3°‘ Pfl“°° Edlvlfd Illlnd Lilht H0110 day the minimum tariff will be ap-
plied to Canadian wheat shipped to
France before June 17, including
wheat that has been storaged. This
following the policy of _exempt-
ing such Canadlan wheat from the
tion of the Franco-Canadian trade
treaty recently. It was stated a
_‘_ will take the salute infront of the handicaps exposed by the expira-
Sli
week ago the expected bill would
grant the minimum tsriif only on
wheat which left the Dominion be-
the expiry of the treaty at
fore .
Rev. Moorhead Legate, B. D., C. F., midnight June ld. teachers and pupils should be grate-
lsun or the regiment. . . council snd school Board ln mule- `
Dominion Day
Mrs. Anna, Lydford, accompanied next year. The standard set was a
by hir sch. Mr. Robert Lydiord, of I U F 7' U n C 3 high one hut he fel. that with the At Mount Stewart
New york city. have sn-ived hy i
Bulb  V_'lBlli Mrk- LYdf6l’ll'5 PBI* (Aiscclated Press) try out the extra grade and make one °f 3 series °f Summer R31'
°“l‘3» Mi and M5- 3575” vl'°'lkél’» PARIS, July 1-Dominion Day it successful. He congratulated the 11"' ammged by me Prince Ed`
°“Y~ was observed here today with a re- pupils on their splendid showing w"d Island W°m“n'5 Mi‘ssl°“"y
ception at the residence oi' the
Canadian Minister, Hon Philippe
"Most men like straight, blunt -' iii _i` Mount Stewart on Tuesday.
dealing if you my thin" in A nice Roy. It was largely attended by cloted by wlshills em B °YUU-S
wa _ I th _ Canadians, members of the diplo- and healthful vacation. Delegates and friends were pres'
Y. UNB 3 0 UU1‘l'ECll itil - t ti oi Mem Cards in ent from a number of centres
iude_,,_sir Eric Geddn matic corps, and representatives of Presen a on
French social and political life.
-"M____k_____ _i erlngs.
The really worth while values
. , In the afternoon the Worship
should be inserted zuardlnz uaiist ;:t;h°hi;‘;:‘e“’f_ ’;°° “Le “‘°°’;fi*;d ’f‘tT‘;;;:°’;'§;‘ ’w;1:”i’y°“i;is;°’Di;‘:,stis Period was led hy Mrs. M. ic. char-
failure to reach an agreement with ° n~ _ BY ml" ‘ »
iii, United swim bur. Marlatt and one for most imDT0V¢
1 Dr. Martin.
iinués its work wm°m,w_ 5,.. ‘In the future a. vast proportion iltiiss BeulahiB:00ks. Jean Cobb
_ ports from Paris and Berlin in- °f lm P°°Pl° will be ” ‘Ruled in 56”? Luca lgtarlinssati gave a fine program of music and
°mnm‘3A°T°5 cancelled Without any ktringll at- diclte _sonic nervousness in both m““l° 9" mil’ 5" “°W 1° feadlng °“d _M155 mm ,i io' b Mr recitstions, after which Mrs. J. R. training in the canadian School of The thanks and appreciation ci
Ye" him" q vuciiedz  Aiiiéyiéén war aah" Gemini’ ,md Franc, iw” tha gig- Rnd Wl‘1til18--I°hf1 Efsklm- Ngfeiiiilzzggn  gpwmgfadgaiinl' Sllnt. Of Mvhtilsllt. rcild H C0111- Missions, Miss Newsom had the op- the visitors to the Mount Stewart
oe st. rllillls are iiicllleariiy part or the ultlrn ustion _"'M‘°"-**_- ' '
iaiion io do beiiei, ihan even Helen Key; 2nd. Roberta Howatt:
` Songs pleasingly rendered by the ;dik;_{en;"uB§"andry ’ Kenneth L'
Primary girls qi Mis Dawson's class ° ' '
and A Baum. song by we Primary Grade II. (Miss Bishop)-lst Her-
boys of Miss, Bishop's class, follow~ be" Gallant: md' m°yd Perry; ard
ed, after which the chairman pre- Albert M°rm°n' ben) lst
sented Merit Cards to the successful Grade H' (M5 Camp _ '
piipiis oi Grades I_v_ Peter Rogers; 2nd. Gerald Bernard:
3rd. Shirley Callbeck. i
Pri | is Addr - Grade I. (ll/NSS BOWYIGSS)--1Sl}
nc Pa B ess Rite. Key; 2nd. Merle Clark: 3rd.
lvh-. 3.' il. dd d th hu. B“1D“““‘-
dren oinmgiuiiigig rieiig; one i;_v_ Grade 1. (Miss Bishop) - lst.
ing made E record in their work Lloyd Coulson: 2nd. Frank Casey;
in spite of more than the usual ard' R'°y°° °'BTi°“ and Augustin
amount of illness He felt that °'B’l°“- "ual-“S
ful to the Government, the Town
ing it possible to have another grade We M. S. 
enérgy shown this year they could
in th S h i is iii h was ii Society Presbyterial of the United
neu ecrezigoiospogumginiide He Church of Canada, was held in
_ . in _ east of Charlottetown. Mrs. W. A.
61:2: Zgegii bgrii; 3:: wiiiins Thompson presided over the gath-
vere awarded for pupils of Miss
_ msn, and a cordial greeting was
ent in writing was awarded to extended to the visitors by Mrs.
nl .
The Mount Stewart Mission Band
450-0-*Q
nav. ii. D. RAYMOND, M. A., gnc-|~0R_
**4¢4% 
Trinity United Church' §
Ministers-Rev. E. H. Ramsay, D.D., Rev. C. N. Brown MA.
Organist-Mr. A. Roy Kendall, LR.A.M., A.A.G.0.
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Service.
11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
11.30 A. M.-Sunday School.
Sermon by Dr. Ramsay.
Solo"'.l‘hrough the Love of God Our Saviour" Armstrong
Mr. Harvey MacPherson,
7.00 P. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon by Rev. C. N. Brown, M. A,
Solo-"My Own Dear Land, Where'e|- My pwhup.
Wander" .....  Mr. Geo. Johnson
» Visitors Cordially Welcome.
Services Broadcast by C. H. C. K,
»"“*f*”*“ 
Zior. Presbyterian Chun-h
nav. o. cancun wiinsran, sums-1-“_
1-nor. Louis rnolirrsox, oaasmgn
_-6-#G¢§-0 4-90 $4*
MORNING WORSHIP
10.00 A. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Classes.
11.00 A. NL-Theme: "The Dnxology."
Anthem-"I Will Magnify Thee"_gp¢n¢,
Tile Choir.
Solo-"In The Garden",-Miles
_ Mn.. Arthur H. Roper
EVENING WORSHIP
7.00 P. M.-Theme: “Faithfulness."
"Blessed are thry that dwell in thy house." Pb, 34;;
A""'°""“"`0 W°fShll> the Kina"-Maunder
Mr. Harry Craswcli and Choir
Solo-"A Voice In the Wilderness-Pringle Scott `
Miss Flora Campbell.
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THE SAL VA TION ARMY
ADJUTANT AND MRS. C. A. KIMMINS
Officers in Charge.
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11.00 A. M.-Holiness Meeting.
2.00 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Class.
7.00 P. M.-Salvation Meeting.
8.15 P. M.-Programme in Queen Square.
You are Cordially Invited.
 
_ . prehenslve report of the Maritime porturiity of visiting ‘Clnrcnlont friends were expressed by Mrs
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ui-_ John bowling. south allore.
friends for their kindnen during
tile iiininp and death ci his uncle
in-. Atrshein Dcwiint. e
me-'l-a-li.
’ D. Maclean ‘l
tliibllnitn i
liminlin
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. . .. ui..'.i...iii.a..~....; yung to thank Ml h0ll\\3|\7l'i *W1 I ' '
_ i sistent that s safeguard olsuss BIRTH! fseliieeritiitign :Y Ggggsfw l’:i’;s entiy held in New oissgow, N. s. A
,L-_~,_-_'__.,..._._,. . , . _  .. _ . *L5 ° y ' Helpful discussions on the various H
vouNl:ait-st,the_P_._ n._r. nes- C°Mi=“°° E’"“°“~ Fl same by phsses or w. M. s. sstivity were to
~` £351. ~l\-U16 3. 1933.   iiilzhdclgdmgzvznfhe aging There led by Mrs. S. M. Martin, Valley- She also told of this _l'cnr's urad- »-If me Wm-ld gg withdrawn mm
ussél David _Youn er, _ar ou. - Sv ~ V ' field; Mrs. c. N. Brown char-
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g daughter, Eleanor Marie. DA Nc' we-S "0 '/*l°‘”¢'°”’ “°’ th' °"°”‘ iottetown and Mrs. rx E. soothroyd, 5
ctto
~ .~` ,_ bl e 5“d““u“5 cm” expe Hunter River. 3,
M   DMT!" 9 lb 12 l ret next year for Grade XI. The visitors and iriends were
ii M* 1 1 ' Bench GIOVB Ilili i i entertained to tea by the M0Ul1l» rica, and another Ukrainian stud-
WJ 'vi elf °='\°*\¢"°°°'P°°'!"'°°'°°'"‘° iiilviiittil Atsourlsonmnsao. ~
» aid yiil #Mild rlillfy llketia sold or before you have seen her. 3”' uiieieciiaveiie-_ fimiém ggi, A Y
  832% ui-anyilfldliiiing. s evening
5”” X Stewart Auxiliary in the Unlicd
*"5"* 'mm Pnndpln Church I-!ali.
_ The evening meeting included
0' °°v°m°" amen” an impressive Young People‘s Wor-
f0f Gfnefu Pr°fl°i°n°y _ ship Service in charge of Miss Cof-
Enmln- fin, of Montague, choir music and
Of U|l`“°m"1  two inspiring sddrésses. Mrs. W.
" A. Thompson relayed very effect-
ively the 'Appeal for Candidates’
Un his
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  made by Mrs. C. F. Sanford at
the New Glasgow Branch Meeting.
Doli’t liiiss .seeing thst whatever form the
dream of the future might take in
the mind of n girl, whether nursr .
or doctor , teacher, musician or
social worker. etc., the reality
might be found somewhere in the I
W. M. B. worldwide and challeng- |
,ing task. `
Ml! Mable Newmm, of Uliar-
lotiletown. who expects soon to re- I
turn to missionary work in sydney,
N. B., spoke of the activitiol of
various mission centres in Toronto.
During the past feirmcnthe while
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alian Mission! ‘Thc Church of beard ci' Scuris, bringing to A
li Nations,’ and 'SL Columbo. close a successful W, M. S. Rally
ouse,’ Montreal, which ministers
people of many nationalities.
ating class of thc Callndliln im, sovereignty of law it mimi
chocl of Missions ivliirh includes sooner or iam. mu under the em.
Ukrainian Nui'se-Missioilnry who Dire of form-~__Edmim-d Hei.i»io¢_
is appointed to Angola, Wcsr ‘Af- _i
ent who is to be engngr-rl in field "The l`0“5'ff“°"l°n °f 5 "h°°"°u‘
work imdei. the W Mi S_ in mm. cal paradise is thc easiest ci’ hu-
lda_ man efforts."-Charles E. Ilughhei
Alillf.lllL MEETING A
r British & Foreign Bible Society In
canada & Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island Auxiliary
STANLEY BRIDGE
JULY 6th. 1932
2.80-stanley Bridge United Church. 8.00 Clifton
Presbyterian Church.
Reports, Election of Offioért, Slitbili Spoilers.
l'ri¢l_|da of the Bible Sooietfl Volk ltd invited. I
BEV. ll. D. IAYIQND,
President.
Phone 1210
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