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FLY-TOX. Accept no other. Sold everywhere.

FLY~'i‘OX was developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Rn Research Fellowship.

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__ ' _ in raising allocations by the Islandi _ - _ _ » _ _ ` , ' Churches. A very interesting paper

KILLS THEM ALL

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No home is safe from invasion. These poisonous, biting,

__ _ stinging and destructive pests may appear at any time-

summer or wirlter. Be prepared. Use FLY,-TOX. Assure healthful cleanliness. Avoid oontagion. Flies alone transmit thirty different diseases. Prevent contamina- tion. Kill the Fearful Seven. FLY-TOX has pleasant fragrance. Will not stain. Refuse substitutes-insist on

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ARMl.Ess To PEOPLE AND AN|MAl.s ;iZ..`2.i‘.Z.‘;i§;; ....

= _ __ : devotions by Mr. J.E. Chisholm. B_'I'h.

Wool sold during the 1928-29 sea- During A rope-jumping oontest at An American company is operating

N _ e_ _-3 the Annuity Board by Rev. Dr. H. R.

:Zi in ew Zealand totaled 575.632 ldaltvlhistle. *England* recently, nin [new boats on the .Magdalena Riier in I Boyer, of which these are the mam

b les an ncrease of nearly 32,000 year-old Ma.gal-et Wilson won easilylColumbla, specializing in transport- 1 factors. The Annuity Board has 36 ' = i ' . ' - -- l ' ' _

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feeds should be reduced to a minimum and supplemented by

.cereals and vegetables. IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS led dry and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD with milk added make the

lcloal summer cereal ration for both adults and pups. These

two highly nourishing foods ensure a balanced ration togeth- er with an abundance of minerals and most valuable Vita-

nlines. IMPERIAL FOODS keep the foxes in good flesh and

make them generally healthy and active. IMPERIAL elimin-

ates premature shedding generally caused by excessive meat

feeding or an unbalanced diet, and make for better pelts when

prime.

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them liberally and you will reap results in highest class foxes with highest-priced pelts. < `

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Baptist Church with a devotional liod by Deacon A D Matheson. roi lovsed by a. welcome to n w pastors

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merside Friday at 930 a m in the

_ ' i e and their wives, and to visitors. The l husirless of the Association was then taken up and oiilcers for the ensu- ing years appointed as follows; Rev. James Wilson, of Summerside and Rev. J. A. Morgan of Dundas were appointed to represent the Island Baptist Association on the Boy's

Work Board of P. E. Island. Other

Peacock of 0‘Leary; Vice Moderator, Rev. A. C. Vincent, Charlottetown; Clerk, Rev. W. R. Macwalker, North River; Preacher of Association Ser- mon, Rev. Mr. Williams; Altemate,

Rev. H. R. Bell; Eastern Dfzirict, 3 l\ioderator, Rev. H. R. Bell; Vice Mod_ erator, Rev J A Morgan; Clerk, Rev Mr. Williams, Western District, Mod- erator, Rev. W. O. Brinton: Vice Moderator. Rev. Mr. Wilson; Clerk,

Rev. Mr. MacWalker.

Members of ordination Council,

Rev. Dr. J. J. Sidey, Rev. D. A. C.

Dr. J. J. Sidey lead a round table

discussion on the Island problems in relation to the work oi' the denom- ination. He particularly stressed the

members ct the congregation at the, quarterly gatherings. _

Dr. McDonald of Acadia spoke irll

encouraging terms of the work done

garding the work clone by the Fel- low Institute College at Grand Tigue, Quebec, at the afternoon meeting. This college was founded by Madame Fellar, of Switzerlarldl over one hundred years ago for the' ` French Protestants of Canada. There ! are at present 186 registered students. ' Graduates from this college go to all parts oi' the world to take up the ministry where there are French speaking peoples. Rev. H. Lancton of the college visits the lumber camps in Quebec.

Mr. MacWalker announced that

this year‘s report on the work of the college was about the most success-

This was followed by the report of

nuity scheme in which each minist- er who has paid into the treasury of the Board $200 receives an annuity of $200 pei' year after sixty nve years. frnls ls-maae possible by il-ie Board ‘setting aslfiesaaooo me interest of

onicers were Moderator, Rev. J. C. -

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T will be many, many months before even the first of the

new Goodyear Heavy Duty Tires will have run their total mileage.

In fact most cars on which they 'are used will have changed ownership long before the tires 'are worn out. Again Goodyear oiers you still greater mileage but with no increase over for- mer Heavy Duty prices.

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and wido“_s|Thh_d't‘he present remuihad been planned for that day; many pracitarl _<11-ids suitable f.-r""~" _‘lf .;~ 7"- .S ';1 A _rf wi ww iq--f-~_i.z-_l.li: ;=!:‘» .i d_plon

an annuity fo" men at Present in act :A splendid dl.sD1a.V of fancy work decorative cnc; for sive rl ccrificlir- .'7"f"’~ 5** 57011" 1"f1l`f` “ ‘Y-Y. fiat » _ 1i>`”'ii2 ‘-‘~"f1‘31 in if”-F lwiirfiill' _‘C1100 ‘ ` _ - - - ' - -' i a . i. il `i'_c_‘_\';. 1lii..`” ~~--;-»f:~- ` we mm15t,y_ DL Boyer concludedjias Show at the =-1ft@1‘11_f>°r- m2@r1»s- A~ter_t-his .=e_si<in iwl c.os_fl ml.. _ 2;' ‘M11 __‘~ A . _.__._____. __ _ ______ ____ with a round table discussion on a _'Several beautiful rugs were includecilrhe singing of Gccl Save the l-Iinz. n Tx’ 1_~"__‘r~_~ f _» 1 ‘l\'~1?"i’ l l.T.,....._...""'.'_..-.u-X-.,-.___

fcupfold missionary m_ogmm_ The _ln this display" th_ir patterns :ry |fla,m._. 1.61.55, \._~,_-_ _._....__,,d h___ MC _ .F”m_m"_ .In M., . V ` M _ 4 _:___ __ ` salient feature of this discussion “_lt_ jing from the Boston Sidevial to ‘members 'oi' Kliilt. ford and Sprlll;-I ~ -» i 1 ll -W1’ .» __

the estensive work of the Canaclian'pa5t°"1 scenes in natural calms' lfmd Immutgs' ~ --M _ .

l Unmél Baptist in India and Bolmm #The needle work ranged from dainty I Following was the pi'og:'ani of tivo l »"'_;-~ 1”; 1-a»~`»-hr-as .. _

There M8100 missionaries and Lomiboudoir pillows emi:/roidered ln_eve'_'Ji1g session ivlilcii was :lisa

n_.,m_e t_;_ac1.m.S and preachers’ nea,._ 'sheer voil to a laundry ba.; in the largely attoiiflcd.

;\_~ 509 Sunday Schools and 200 form of a. vividly colored chlnamanl Renlarks by the pl~rr~irl‘nt; <`_»fr<: ‘_ ,;.,m.Ch,35; with 20_000_ besides a hOS_lwhich creat:d much amusementmlli; Clio:‘il.=_ l.=lnn<~l Hymn: R`n":"v 'vii

.M31 and 0,-pmnag€s__ in B0uvi,,_;Betu'ee;1 these extremes of articles _Mrs Neil A. B”-lifter: Son;

.i.,3,.e are t~,.~_;y misslonaries andiintended for decoration and those ‘ford Ilislitllte; Re_1r1illg_ _\i-~_= ` . _ desi ed to fulfill utilitarian ur- I-!arll= Solo ‘ills D fi \‘iil‘lf1:*;1li; I`l15t ('Ul`=5l(l"i'l`l

_gilt cliilrclles. The Association ex , K" 3 P `»3 ~ ~ ‘ - A < 4 ` I :A5 over 535000 per year on this pose were the usual range of bureau ,Readiil:. Mrs Verna Ffizzsll; :‘.i~x~,

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| sion an dGmnd Lique Mission were CUShl°nS- etc- An inf-iCi\1€ built*

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_E150 empl-m51zed_ The 1-eport of ehelknife which was more than one Bowen. Flullrli .solo iizih iiizloo _,-_

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1Dr. Boycr was the speaker at the D1H.\'~ :Jean H."ii‘!‘l=l -"\Cd'c=S hi RP* \l“ i levelling session and took for his sub- The meetiig was called to ord-r l Harding. Song by: the gli

[ject the various phases of nomina- by the presldmt. Mrs. Robert L.‘Knutsiol':l il~.s‘lt~.l:c. _._ -~ _ ‘..»;,’;l;=:;_- li ~..,». i-a-»,._l.~;»,{.,,C`_-§ . HI P E E R ,T ftional work especially stressing the England ai'ter which the Institute; Rev. Mr. H:ii'<li;g's andre;-.= on “l"»' if ‘ ” ` i I

wftratgctic importance of home mis- Carol was sung. folloived by the Home and Cou:~.tr5"_ the mi tn cf' __Y__>_v Nm. _ -»|.§i_.,‘;_»,_,__

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'cause of religious problems tl1rustlLorin President of Srin laid part r_».’ the ;~:'o;::'nn~m-_“_ Oilw

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V upon the Church because of the ser- "Institute welcomed the visiting mem- lous exodus oi’ our people to other bers. This address was replied to by ,acre prevented by ci:cl.lil_t.::i<-rs.

I-311015 during the 1856 25 years. Mrs. Andrew Stewart on behalf oi' ` from doin; =n. - 1 ‘_ _~

--- summary of the work done duringition. The meeting rinsed bi' sig-

the past year. Mrs. E. J. Sabine ing the National Anthem. O

SECOND ANNUAL DISTRIUI' gave this report for West Point.

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_Q Saturday HIOYPUIIS Dliehfd With B Knutsiord. and Mrs. Amos Gorill forinl~n;r.:mm~ a vote of f?.1ii!~;= % H N Q

falk on our Island Problems by Dr. nu;-plane. The secretary of e.-lel1'<@mli~rea all wlio iml mr:-:li-.»».. J.J.Sid¢’i'- individual Institute then gave altowardllze success of til" C*n"~`\l~

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Wa! tht! SeCZ`l’ld Annual Dlctrlct ‘N116 lm0Ul‘.t Of “Drk had beehlnunblane' len on sunday “Harmon” m ers in crm-¢nti'>n ot Women's Instituteslaccomplished during the 3--ar.. ltifm' his home in CharWmN" m` ‘S1111 )ll€’S. I

icon-lpanied bv his iathcr. hrrvllr: and _ ~____~________ ______-_._s.. -

1-_gd ,-r gf\~~_-g`ngf1@id West on 1-hu;-5. "was decided that next year the same ` _ i .F_,'r_,,

_ t_ h of June Tha mn grouping “wld be given we msn il\Ir_ Peiiry_ who mntol-od from Char 2 I _

may 1'* 23% . . ‘ -l ' . _ _ _ ,_ i _` V _ ` veniitm had been planned in ln- tutes and springfield was clarifies* ` L. M. Lflmpson és’ (Jo.

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Q Mode by Bllilrrqy _, _ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ '_-HICKPB. Of D\l¥\bl8l19- i Shipping bac: will be furnish- __ supervisor. gave an interesting ami: _M 1 ed wmmul i~h.1rg¢ hv applvlng

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“M, _ri f M lil( :silos to the questions hand rl in , Glenwood, were recent ii.=_;t'ors ill: deprcsemed M ; cpgqoricq as FOX Pal _ W/. 3 Ollzh the quest.on-box. T.e-Springfield. the guests oi A-.i-_ and! , -~~ -~ __ -

.;,,,_ "‘ Assistant Supervisor. Miss H1z:lr<l.'Mrs Jas. McDougall.-Q. 1 Alfred Fl"l§€‘!`, lFlC.

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ltllds. This was u much lppreciatedl Miss Margaret Stewart is spendingl ` ` 1

mg annuity Scheme which provides Unlonvale also was unrepresented. every day use as well as partlciilail- j \'-"`-'L Polar _~.f‘f:»1 ~ - ,; 1 fn- .' 1' i‘ vi*-11-If ~ 1”.” f1I‘.'i 112'? P1126 I L

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