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.. Presbyterian Church, Brsdalbane.
, "' I _ ' Q "°""" If on sunday, sept. mn, wuz bo or
f .wuumm _ Um- °'=°W B°h°°1 2 Pm-
Classified Advertisements son vn.m_o.. ones...
oeouaadaonaaeaeaesaesa M   mn’  i:3;h;_l£  1
k 'nh' services at Bndalbane and H/use
neeoaonaoaasuelesea v ,
_ Valley will be Mr. Nugents closing BR_0oKFmLD__semc“ in
 o»»»ng»mm»m services for the summer. _ Brookfield congregation on Bum
~ ' . .. _ day sept. 21th, will be as follows:
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neun ll X* III
*r Agents Wanted 1
:MED _ Aoarvrs 'ro sam.
am-good Personal Christmas
iqmlsone dollar dossn up. Bam-
pios dtted into leather carrying
Q wo, Premier Art Guild, Victoria
gt., Toronto. B. H. 8-29-261.
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fiGEN'rs 3§‘”o§5§i“§‘.2.“£;
‘~ private Christmas Greeting Cards.
` Exclusive. original designs, superb-
'iy printed. Etperlenced canvas-
- |55 reaping rich harvest. Begin-
- wg doing wonders. Send for free
.ample Book and coin money.
Bnmey - Gsrrctson Limited,
jrantiord. Ont. Sept. 25-oi.
alma urwiians or wi. waiix-
' of.
apartment on Main Street, Blok-
vilie, N. B., near college and town i
ed. Garage and garden. AppU_
Boi 2'll_ Sackville. N. B.
9000-I-l~l. ,
Help Wanted A
ly growing Mushrooms for us in
cellars, all fall and winter Com
mence now. Illustrated bockl
free. Canadian Mushroom Oom-
EN ann wonnm _ nur:
prices have remained firm and
more trees and gardens are belns
planted everywhere. You can
more good money by selling our
proven quality trees, shrubs and
Dimes, cam paid weekly, part
M fun time; free equipment. Dom-
inion Nurseries, Montreal 113-90.
 " V
For Sale
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yon sans - snows nm coirr.
Apply 170 Prince Street.
. 8911-9-21-61.
 Ei_i
paimnosnn. surrsami ron
iming outhouses. etc., lc. Def
i meet. Guardian office. tf
 _’¥°1__
yon sin.:-rrrzLass FURNACE
in good condition, bargain. Apply
265 Grafton St. 8971-9-24-31
 °ii
you SALE _ OLD PAPERS. 0
cents bundle. Guardian Office; __
2- - I.
- -._-.__,-_
_,____.
|05 SALE_ T0 LET, BOARD AND
room signs on band at Guardian
Office. "-
 
liivirs mn sau-I - missou-
,bie ' pi-isis, Migclntyre Bros..
hV 8. P. . .
,hem as 3'a900'I-9-25-4|.
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ma sau:-xrrenan nance,
'ippiy no fsiiissoro et. Phono
i-“_ snoi-9-24-ai
_______i_.__...--_--‘-»°-»
BECOME lxillfl ldllll
through our special low cast
graduates Write Molex’ Barber
Co11ege,s7SBsning1on,Hallfax.
0ct.l¢-tts-tt.
Male Help Wanted
HUNDREDS OF POSTMEH,
Clerks, Stenographers, Custorm
Examiners, etc., in the Canadian
Civil Service owe their Jobs to our
correspondence courses. The oldcot
in Canada. Our Free Booklet on
request. .We employ no agents.
The M. G. C. Civil Service School
Ltd., Toronto, 10. ‘
M. H. W. 0-5-41.
_? 
LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVEB'
sity wants two men to act as ret- ,
istrars in the Charlottetown Dil-
trlct. Men selected thoroughb
trained in the field to succeed.
Earnings average |80 pci' week
first six months. Write LaSalle
Extension University. 802 Dono-
van Building, Detroit, Michigan,
giving full particulars regarding
your past experiences and person-
al qualifications. Sept. 30-Bi.
._ ~ ° '
HE CHAR LOT'I`E'l`0WN
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EL, f-S 'i,
“;,,==_-‘°”"`fr' =»@-"“ .__a==i%'--I. f = 1
i  f   criimi. suiiiimn
vioronfs cross - msonfas
CLYDE BIYID-011 Bll_l1dBY.
° .___.
IIADALIANE-A service in the
8 p. m. and Brackley at 7.30 p. m.
annual Rally Day services 'cr tho,
Sunday School. C+. A. Christfe,\
tno windshield. no was taxon to
Situations *Vacant
%
ron. siu.n-.cnnvsu-:n aviifa-
ls seat Standard Wire Wheel 1930
model. nun 9.300 miles. perfect
condition. Terms if necessary. Ap-
piy gnu-djim, . 8997-9-24-U
,___-____.__-?_--_‘T
ron sam A1; A nancafu-1931
Chevrolet Standard Coupe.
Bought in August-only driven
few hundred -miles. A bargain
seldom offered for cash only. Ap-
ply 102 Cumberland Street.
9027-9-26-21.
 ”11‘
FOR SALE - DEI.IVERED-REA-
mnsble distance ten thousand
feet rough boards and scantling
52.50 per hundred feet; also quan-
tity hardwood. ADDW Clayton
Morrison, Hampton. 9025-9-20-21.
,_?_______.___-_---
Situations Vacant
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SI'I'UA‘l'IONS VACANT
Srsnr Now - You CAN EARN
money easily taking orders for
_ihe most beautiful line of Personal
christmas Greeting Cards ever
shown in Canada. Write for par-
ticulars. Regal Ari. Co.. 91 Gould
Bt-. Toronto. . 3. V. 9-ld-21-26.
Situations Vacant Male
EARN $6. T0 |10. A DAY. LEARN
while earning part time. Motor
Mechanics, Battery, Welding. or
Barbering. Good positions open.
Write Dominion Trade Schools.
lt. Lawrence Blyd., Montreal.
B. V. M. 8-19-29-9-I2-26.
Female Help Wanted
'IOMEN WANTED T0 SEW FOR
Us at home. Sewing machine nec-
wary. No selling. Ontario Neck-
Vtarsuompany. Dept. 147, Tor-
oxi _
SELL CIIBISTMAI CARDS
35 can an :Annan
‘S  and 'paid weekly in
'Dare time selling well known line
Personal Christmas Cards. Exper-
lwec unnecessary. An early start
Ind our co-operation assures suc-
°Hl. Beautiful new portfolio
'lmble free. Master Kraft
um-lied, Toronto. Representa-
"M wanted small towns also.
1-PJi.w. a-1-a-s-s-io-iz-is-f'1-in
53-it-26.
Miscellaneous
“"1 sis:-s-io-1 moain
lids.. Toronto. f
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'Mm imm sfonosatn. no-
“°°i\l Land Iurvayor. Herman-
 ¢
“T ~ nr ron ram ron can
'W menu ooiouiiag ana noiilns
ghfllimu caros. solder snowing
“lim and sample cards ten
°°'\¢l- 'mu noi Art mop, stair
-GIVEN SEVEN DAYS-Tho
to his family. This is the third sad
bereavement Mrs. Moullall hal
been called upon to bear, her hus-
Bt.
stan's University. Charlottetown.
and McGill University, Mmtnal
He was 80 years of age and had
occupied a position of importalol
in Montreal for some years. H0
town and the news of his death
wil lea ed with regret b his
many old friends. I-Ie lctvos to
mourn his widow, nee Mun Ham-
ill of Freetown, his mother. IGI.
<Dr.) Maclicllan of Bummeflldl.
three brothers and three
namely: mme and Hates'
iney, Cape Breton; Miss Alberts
Ottawa; Miss Patricia,
.EE
IINLAYSON-CARRIER - At the
strong oillciating.
 
DEATHS
_,_,____._.
A. wife of Philip N. La France and
daughter of the late Ronald and
Catherine MacDonald.
O0S'l'lI|l»0-At Green Bay, Sept.
rlaral to St. A.nne's Church Mon
day 25 at 0 o‘clock
HUGHES-In this city, September
35th. Joseph Hughes, aged 56. Fu-
neral from his late residence 164
Sidney Street, Monday morning at
‘Ml srclock, to the Basilica thence
A Nice P1600 to Ea!
The
BL UE BIRD ~
TEA ROOMS
Cor. Kent and Prince
for
Ice Crsain, Lunches.
Home Made Pies. Con-
fectionery, Fruita and
Smokes.
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the
- surmn ssnvrcas-'ras ser- f
TQ Let ‘Yum in York Pawn] Chime fm, Hartsville, li am.; Sunday school
‘ sunday sept aoza wui po; Moron- » “‘ °~-“‘~‘ B‘°°"'“°“’~ " ""“'° s““'
._ ' ‘. ' ‘ ' i' .- ri to
T0 LET VERY DlSIlAlLl_ |»|em_Dumhanag¢_ n ._ m_; Y°rk_ day School, 10.30 a.fx1i0,_3° ai; r
River, Sunday School.
centre. Furnished or unturnish- ` 'I-110 two latter services will be the """' H
IN PORT-The freighter “Ulva,
Captain Webber, docked at
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1_1-
Mystery And Comedy
1 Expertly Blended by
Mae Edwards Play-
ers.
. Thrills and laughs galore ac-
companied the development of the
mystery play "Tha Ghost Walks"
at the Prince Edward Theatre last
night. Again the Mae Edwards
Players scored a triumph and were
applauded vociferously by the aud-
» fence. Though the plot involved
two murders and many tense mo-
ments, there was an abundance of
good comedy, supplied largely by
_Miss Mac Edwards in the inimit-
Loio role of sarah wstkins, a opin-
'°h° ster with a kind heart, a. strong
M.A.,M.inlstar. fnallway Wharf about 3.30 yester-
i day afternoon from Montreal with
ii. cargo of flour. She leaves this
NUI' SERIOUSLY INJURED- evening I0! Halifax. A Very lm- y p
_'Thin guardian islgepaii fortu_n;te :ccideu;h'e<;¢¢seU1';dnd  the least likely one of the party. growth of his native ¢_°wn__ There
. victim  the car accident at Ver- his er Bzkzrgtfell down the coin- The may had sometilmg CZ! the hs maintained me permanent home'
T _mm H W lo 25 ai Inon River on Thursday, was not garineionway leadins to the engine :;??Ca:i;n:yo:plit1;;eug°lf tgdeplctt :iii €:_;n;sw:;¢t;;:; ii; higoiggzgxr-
fpwy’ °’ ' . “\‘|°“'|Y |“1“*`¢d and le “ble W et- roam we Sustained H b!°*°“ 1¢¥~ entiroiy different from that famu- com, sen, mm to the provincial
“nd w hu Wrk' Mme details °f '__ |31' Pf°dUCU°“» 15 furnished W0 legislature time and again. His car-
"’° ‘°°"'°“° We" lem” Y°“”'-" A NUWOW E5°~“’E“Wh"° H' hours of suspense and coed enter- ooi- in poiitioo oouia novo boon*
day. About noon on Thursday Mr. R Bond, Elm Avenue, was backing mnmem; and what more can one greater than it wa_5_ Already an °“,__|
Veney was proceeding east iw- a car out of an alleyway in the lemmmely ask from any the&m_ standing mm in the Camdum bush
ward Georgetown) on a road that rear of the new Telephone office, my producmm i ness world by reason at the success
V” P°'Y“°“xN"Y 8Y¢°5Y~ 5°“\°‘ Queen Street, at noon yes0¢¥dBY-, The vaudeville between the acts of Stanfield's Limited, the under-
mm* ‘nm W“’“5 Wm* me “WWW M awldentauy cf”-Shed mm 5 was up to the high standard main- wear firm built up by himself and ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘
‘ ' ° ~ - ~ - ~ -
3°" °°"'““¢ “W °°-" t° “Nah first himle drawn denver? team drive” tained by the Mae Edwards com- his brother John, now Senator Stan- _ Y A " ' "  -- - - `
mm th' right “uk than mm me by Mr' ‘7°h" Mccmm' thmwms me Dany. and elicited much applause. field. he was sent to Halifax as a ' . ` ' ° . l ' ' . ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ° ° ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' 'i' ` '
left ditch where it tumed complete- latter to the ground, and smashing The play for this afternoon and Conservative in 1916. He did not of
‘Y °""-' Mm! °D "S Wheels the WHS” and heme” M1- M°‘ evening, "cnforops Preferred," was fer in 1920, but in 1925 was ooo of
Blain. Mr. Vcssey sustained a sev- Court received a severe shaking up announced by ML Smith as being me cmd factors in the conse-Nmive
UN but OD hi! forehehd When the but the horse WGS ilninfillred. im exceptionally gmd ont And ML m-gamzamm Whmh swept me Liber.. 
impact caused his head to strike ‘smith ,imoid know; als our of offioo for the first time
ibead and a sharp tongue who had
her suspicions all along about the
identity of the villain. This mys-
terious individual turned out to he
the Office Of DX. Collins 8.b0\lt` B. MARGAT
EIMJONALS E SCHOOL
quarter of a. mile from the scene of P -__ Gi-est Executive Ability
the accident where it was found
_ J_ A_ C ben' N w mmggm Report of Margate School. ,
necessary to close. the wound with an1;lrH“ben_;_,:_;§anm 1; ed°____mn_ Grade X___1_ Mamie Connell. ,_ In many quarters stantield has
nine stitches. The car was badly ' A ' been c edited with the executive
. ¢ 5 in _ Gardiner Marks. , ’ »
_wi-sexes, most of the windows snot- we" m the Cixi M "3 GM., 1X___1, amid Mm.; 2_‘ ability wnion mario victory for mei
wud' tend", and bmw crumpled Mr Reina MacDonald of Cove- Fred Howard; 3, Eldon Mann. l7‘“`W 9°55“”°' H” °°“1d h°"’° hm,
' ' c bi of ositioa, but preferred to
md the ‘mme 'trained' head Road was visiting at Winsloe Grade VIII.-1, Audrey Baker; 2, °' “ “ 9 l
’ » of .
last Sunday . Clinton Glydon° 3, George Howard. "mm" 3' p“"“°° member' “ 5 de 1° ,
rom. - J i °"°° "‘-"‘~ E” °°““”“= “- ¥.‘§”`Z.“$i°.°f.;.‘Z’§Z§§.Z‘?.”§ii’§2“.§i‘£ “-”°.“=.=°°’°‘”““°*‘**“”‘°*““°""““”“”““““'"°. k
Mr Jamw Henncssey is on a Ralph Howard; 3, Olive Woodside. ' ‘ ' ' ' 'w f  '~‘ -- ~.
his sd shoulders
' ' ' ' ‘ ii rt' visit ro fi-loner in sntigonisii Grace v-1 ~ charles Dennis and ‘°"- W" Wm* ”’°
HAWES-On _September 21st. to Lg Mmgmve nn Hemp' m', 2 Enid Henderson and easy carriage, wealth of white’
' ` “ ` ' ' hair and aqueline weatures, he
--------- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawes (nee , _
' *'-' °"“d° Iv’1'D°“‘"H°'"“'d' 2' ii nt iso and distinguished
‘nnfs'rMiis Mona! msn! mmm H,,,d,,,,,,,)_ ,i in _ ‘ ' roug po
(“ earned taking orders' now for 8' aug er The people of victoria are for- Kathleen Henderson; 8, Marjorie hearing to his posmon Formal
our beautiful lim of Personal g9y|,|._M, yon, Auguswg on Aug- tunate in securing for the fall term Baker. t t f n ti ns it is ,rue to aa
» if
§hnf:t‘fm“;eg:l°°t£_‘g ‘f;;_f’;1sg;\$ mt 30,1931, e°u¢_md Mrs, Maurice such a competent music teacher as Grade III.-1, Billie Durant; 2. xmed  om' was a genial c¢,m_'__
St., Toronto. S. V. 9-14-19-26-Si. 0015. I B011- _Mm Mabel P""km°"' H223 M;‘J°;' V d 2 panion, more at home in converse- '
-_ e I .- , era Hen erson; ,
_ _ V ’ SHEEBEN-At Ci-apaud, on Sept-` Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryentcn and Phyllis Woodside; 3, Amy Johnson. Hon than on the platform. Even
24 1”! m_ Mr md Mu Fwd C in the Legislature, he rarely rose to
“M Q; ' ‘ mn ' ' ° Miss Jean Saunders, of Winsloe, mo- Grade I (Sn)-1, Johnnie Hen- speak, when he did 5°' me Bembe,
 6  ' l wr? to E1msdaleWs“?si’dfrhe;ixl?: damn' were all attention ,but he was never
°i he R“°"~ Ge°"3° 3" 5' ° GYWB I i-W7'-1» Ruth W°°d" the target of opposition gibes.
_,_,_,__. "A333955 ' and also attended the Alberton Ex- aids; '2, goggle Dennis; 3, Eric
-THEFT CASE AGAIN AD- ,hlbltl0l'l. \ Howgrd, A |>r°¢¢¢¢|°n||¢
.iounnsn-A oaso of taoftwnich 9‘l'U""°°'NFU"“"-*t °h“’1°*“°‘ -- M. Pearl weeks, toaoner.
has occupied the attention of tho Wm; s°|"'éC°_?d' 1931'   Sir George Hennessey motcrcd to ' An outspoken prowcuonism 3,
Summerside police court for some 05"” M hy' MMV  ° _Moncton Thursday en route to strong party man wen known for
time was asain adloumed on Fri- 0'Na;ll of Char” ;;fti;t<;v;n,Ca;i_:l Ray- Portland, Oregon, after a short vis. gum of her mn M___ W D Mac- uncompromising mmkness_ he was
any morning. s. '“°;‘ 1"’°“° “ - ~ “ ef “"~‘»  it io his mother, Mrs. M. nennes- mmm and  MMLe'nm'm too big a figure for me butt of party
--- 0"' 503% 97 Kent' 5""°e'°- ` ` bickering in a. provincial house.
adjourned hearing of the case 3 I Rem E_ H Rams, 11 Mrs. W. G. Brennan, Pictou, NS.. Pmfeswr H' A' Tanwn has “_ John, purchased control of the Tru-
mmm ° y' t rn d from t d d tri to '
his M have fe- " ° ““ ex en ° 1’ ~ i fvffiio fr their retire-
Saelnei 1 Party 1°’ Mlm! I °“’ .upper Prince st. sept. ae. iesi. “md “me dwg r W' ro Kriiting om ..
under the i“U“¢“°° Ui IWW” “W James nanny riniiiyoon, of Pearce Wrned h°m°» “fi” “ 511°” "is" Wm' 3:; pf:;’:n“es°m":x °t fed §”;§:` charles Edward stsnfieio in iaae.
b¢f°Y° MT- J~ 5- ¢*mPb°“» 3- Pr' Road to Ina`Carrier, of Cherry Val- , me“d5 in me P’°Vm°°' B U ' e a n e e It -was this business which ten years
' various exhibitions, and had the sta new Limited 8
on Friday. The man was found i¢,_ i --- k I 1 I later became ri s
dl in JIU- I Mrs' W' A' Ma°u""m““' mnnem p "U" ° paying °“ many ° company with a total capital of $1,-
ilt d. ivetl will
Ku Y m B S Y' B. iMN7D°Nu‘D-KENNEDY"'M st" °f West 53”" ~7°h“» “nd WV "‘ me hrs' omma during his visit' 250000. The business had been
Andrew's Presbyterian Manse, Car- siding with hm- dmghw-_ Mm 3_ including the new large organ in s,_B;_,_ed by Charles S,_mne1d_ who
i _BAD NEWS |mouv‘D__,m, ,f_ilgm, on September 23, lsoi, by A_ pe,,die¢,,,n_ ,md My-_ pendiegon, the Nova Scotian Hotel at Hall- came from England to Prince Ed_
‘sad news was received by M11- (DDJ n‘"‘w'E`D"“°°’B'A" M'r`st°n°m ms "°"“"“°d "°'“ 9' ‘Mt "° h” 1”' Th” P‘°f°“°' md “ vm' en' ward Island and thence to Truro.
Molgllgn of gummarside an Pri- “wmumv Mmm- "° Mfs- Em” former home where she was the loylbla trip- On $11,000, the brothers re-or-ganiz-
K°““°dy° P°t°" R'°’d' A - i " cd the business and decided to spec-
day morning of the sudden death _
. ~ ialise in high quality underwear.
ops. s-za-ni.-iai.
,clectflcll ltdlim hifi.
of her second eldat son. Harold Mo|50D_,ygmqg__M ¢,he~h°m¢ - _, _ _
Elmer, in Montreal. No particular! ng tho omeiating Minister cn the ev- New methods and processes were
were received as to the _nature of mm' M Mm, wmmm Hem-y Mc- adopted, patents were taken out
his illness. The deceased had ll- ‘£94.01 comme,-cgpi Q,-Q: r,-M unit- and an advertising campaign initi-
i ated. In 1001 John Stanfield was
omit on one only min, some 1 ~ mn In subsequent ,,,,,,,,,,_,, nm,
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GHUST WALKS lil? 3322112
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Physicians said heart failure was
the cause of his death; there was no
evidence he had awakened.
The Funeral
i Governmental machinery was
ready in motion tonight working
out the details of a state funeral, to
be held in Bt. Paul's Church--fI:‘st
Protestant church to be erected in
British North America-on Monday
afternoon. The body will be sent to
et
gl-
Truro later that afternoon and will
be interred in the Anglican cem
ery there on the following day.
Mrs. Btanileld. formerly Emma
Thomas of Truro, is at the Govern-
ment House. Two sons are at school
` in Truro. The eldest, Frank, Jr., is,
in the oilice at Stanfleld‘s Limited
there; a fourth is at Ashbury Col-
lege, and the daughter, Katherine,
is a student at McGill. Members
of the family and friends were ar-
, rlving in the city today.
Outstanding Canadian I
Frank Stanfleid`s life, while es-
`|sentla.iiy Nova Scotiau and Canad-
ian was closel bound u with the
DL _ i-‘mia 'rnnr-3
_ __ ___ min-'cuss ' . 
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Che Baptist ilfhurtb 
MINISTEBF-REV. A- C. VINCENT.
OILGANIST-MBS. G. ELLIUIIT F ULI..
“RALLY DA Y"
MORNING WORSHIP ll 0'CLOCK
Anthem-"0 Ye Thai. Love the Lord" Coleridge-Taylor
Sermon-“Elias Prayed” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . The Minister
SUNDAY SCHODL 2.30 P.M.
This is RALLY DAY in the Sunday School. Will every -
member of every class make it a point to be present.
_  EVENING WORSHIP 7 0‘CLOCK
, -2 Ani-hem-“Saviour Thy Children Keep" . . . . .
.. Sullivan
Sermon--“A Persistent Problem"   The Minister 1
Anthem-“Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name” . . Shelley
All especial welcome is extended to all Students at the
-rlous schools and colleges, as well as all visitors to Char- .
lotteiown. _
1 A cmm.~w.m 
...
` ` Trinity United Church '_
Ministers-Bev. E. Ii. Ramsay, IJ. U. Rev. C. N. Brown. l\d.A.
Orgsnist-Mr. A. R, Kendau, I. B.. A. M., A. A. G, 0,
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting. 1
11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-“Christian Religious Education" .. Dr. Ramsay
Anthem-“Lift Up Your Heads" . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . Hopkins
Quartet-“wlien we stand Boforo 'rho King" G.B.Kevin
2-30 P. M.-Rally Day ln Sunday School.
All the young people of our homes. with their parents
requested to attend.
6.45 P. M.-Recital of Organ lifiislo-“Tacoma and Fuge
DMi. Bach. “Ave Marla.”-Schubert-Lemare.
7.00 P. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-“The Church’s Appeal to Youth"
Rev. C. N. Brown, M. A. -
(Young Penple’s Sermon.)
Anthem--“Even Me" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. . . . . . . . _ Wai-ron
_ Solo-“Teach Me to Pray” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Jewift
Miss Alice Comix.
8-15 n- m.-sins-SWS f°r Young Peoples sooiofy in frost:
Memorial Hall. _
~ Students and visitors Cordially Welcome.
Services Broadcast by C. H. C. K.
Zl!a.a¥:\
IIB
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1
St. James Presbyterzan Church.;
in 43 years.
Frank Stanfleld, with his brother
Stanfield’s. It was at this stale in
field Smith Co., wholesale station-
ers, and organized and controlled
Reindeer Ltd.. manufacturers of col-
fce and condensed milk, which was
sold to the Borden Milk Company.
ways enjoyed good health and tba sd in marriage to Georgina M. _ _ __ d to th Dommmn Hume _md J __
Sed nf-'WS “me ee I UM lbw* Young, of Montague. c. E. Arm-, _ G 6° = ° _ dl ____ 1 \ ._
Frank became manag ng rec r o
his career, the success of the Indus- Q band dying suddenly while on a try assured, that he began to tum __  f
“su ,D Montnu ,nd om ,om 1,. °°“||_M mn Awww’ on Aus. his attention to outside interests. In  I (_
mit, ooino xiiioo ia mo .crest ii»nota,iafoonoa of ifmos mn., 1908 he b°°°»"‘° °§;;°‘“*°°u_‘;‘w;‘;: ii  A
war. aimor. was was it oivii on-~ unwise coyio. . M°l°°° PW" °_;’_;_ed‘;'°‘¥§‘ B Mc_ rf ly ' 1 ' ~
;‘“"' mm gi; ;:h“;,°°° 1,2' in nomo;-in comm-lose. Man., ;‘;:;,arrioEm§rgmiwayin¢ stop- ig) r/’ The ROSEYS Hafdwafe
umm . , ._m september iam. im, ruoronool ‘ 0 _ ‘ U0., Limited
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In i911 he organized the 'Druro
was sold to Truro Steel, and in 1918,
W lie Mills Constant
widening of his contracts in Nova
Scotia brought him in touch with
the coal and steel industries, and for
ten years he served as a director of
the Nova scotla Steel and Coal Co.
I-Ie resigned from the board when
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was a general favourite in his hams 35 .mm ggnouo gg 54 yous. po. Clly Werke- UP i0 the time °f his
' ' e F°“"d'y c°" which’ dm-mg the Wu death he retained a. close and ac-
1 be rn y gpg, , ,
' me "°‘“"“" °° “ ‘ no mic noipoo to iiuiid. and ia od- i
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um mb “ ui. ‘Umm o‘m°”° U°m°m" this company was sold to the Bri- "M Agmém md" md other muh CHARLQTTETQWN .
tion Empire Steel Corporation, tak- mes i
um and Hum ut h°m°’ w 'hm' _ ing ca his attitude that the share- `
“‘“°" °Y'“P“"‘Y 1° °’“°“"°°- Tl" 1 _ ' aoiiiors mo province were not sum-` -_féxzgn-I.j,j§'*
remains are expected home  N. D.  ` cicntlv safeguarded ln the transac- mm? S FROM sYNAGoGl',;,;  w R 
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5°" ° strange theft occuir.d in th- Sm Thr" Ye” him" Gnu.”
MINISTER: REV. R. MOORHEAD LEGATE, B. D. `~
Orlauixt-Mrs. ILS Rogers Choir lllrecfor-Mrs..l.A.l.aw¥olz 2
PUBLIC WORSHIP:
Morning at Eleven (Ycluck.
Evening at Seven 0’clock. ,
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY DAY SERVICE IN Tl-IE
SCHOOL HALL AT TWO-TIIIRTY
The Praise for the dmv will include:
MORNING ,
Th! Lflht”   (Gounod) Morning Anthem-“Send Out
Evening Anthein-»"Now The Day Is Over .... ._ (Marks)
` STRANGERS AND VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED.
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Zion Presbyterian Church "
mtv. G. Canaria waasren, 1vi1N1s'rEn. -,
riwr. Louis Tnomrsou. ondauisr. ~
ll-W A- M--Sealed-"The Triumph of r=oii.n.'~
Anthem-"Jerusalem My Glorious Home" 
. . . .
.. Lowell Mason
2.30 P. M.-Special Rally Day Service for members of
`i.he Sunday School. Let all be present. Parents and
friends are invited.
7.00 P. M.-Subject-“A Question That All Mug;
Answer."
Anthem-"Gentle, Holy Saviour"  Gommd
The Choir.
S°l’l'll\0 Solo-“Come Ye Blessed" Pringle Scott
Miss Flora Campbell. .
Sf-rumors and students will bo Made woioome. '
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8.30 A. M.-Iloly Communion.
11.00 A. M.-Morning Prayer and Sermon.
Offertory Anthem-"The Shcphcrd’s Caro”  Wilson
2.30 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Classes.
7.00 P. M.--Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Anthem-“Sweet is Thy Mercy” .. ..  ........ . Bamby
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
REV. II. D. RAYMOND. M. A., RECTOR.
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Quicker, Better Repairs-
in the home can be made when yd:
use our high* grade tools. Sturdy,
well-made planes; hatchet screw
drivers that always work; saws that
cut free and easy - these are hui
a few typical suggestions for the
handy man in ine home. An In-
spection of our large stock will bi
well worth your while. _
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Riimaiilan State Railways have
just launched a program of exteri-
sions.
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suranco Co., the Atlantic Fire In-
surance Co and the Nova Scotia
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QUEBEC FIRE
Assurance Company
Established 1818
B. R. H O L M A N
General Agent
dition to this association he was
chairman of the executive of the
Acadia Trust Co., a director of Nova
Scotia Light and Power, Moir‘s Lim-
ited. The Royal Bank, the Merseyl
Paper Oo. the Maritime Life, Cen-
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