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"iiiiiiiiivi" DIX SAYS iContinued from Page i!) \ in some nice family where you not only will have-a comfortable home, but get paid real money for your work for the first time in your life. DEAR. MISS DIX: To settle an argument, will you give iis your opinion on this matter? If two people who are going out together seri- ousiy decide to break up. is he or she obliged to give back valuable gifts of jewelry, such as friendship rings. etc? Does one have to ask for them if he or she wishcs to get them back?" MARGARET AND GEORGE. ANSWER: If a bo_\' givcs a girl an engagement ring 11nd Sh?! breaks the engagement, she is bound to return it at once because it ivas s pledge of a bargain slie ls not going to keep. But if either one gives tho other a ring that is Just a token of friendship, no such obligation II incurred. IIMIVPVOT‘. good taste demands that nil love letters and gifts should be returned to the sender after the relationship is broken up.

HOWARD MoINNIS

SALE 0F W0lilF.N’S SHOES A $2.00-

Selling Thursday .

Broken Lines of Smart Styles-Mostly High Heels - Mostly C Widths. _ with a few pairs of narrow widths in the lot.

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ABOUT 300 PAIRS IN THE LOT

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

‘This column is reserved for news o! looal interest. but. advertising of a ocwsy nstnre may ho lnsottod at. ﬂvo cents s word. strictly psy- nblo in. advance.

CBASWELL for Photographs. JIMMIE’! ‘taxi mono $3

AT YOUR SERVICE - Arnfsss Coal Co. Phone M98.

WORTHWS DRUG STORE open this afternoon and evening.

CONFEDER-ATION LIFE TN-

SURANCE.

B. S. MAYHAVEN will load live- stock and general cargo for St. Pierre and Sta. John's, Nflcla Thurs- day 7th.. October. For space re- servations and freight rates. ap- ply Buntain. Bell dz Co., agents.

CAR REGISTRATIONS 1N- CREASE-Oar and truck regist- rations to date show an increase over last year for both automo- biles and trucks. Autos total 8090. an increase of 531. and trucks 247B this year. or 341 more than i947.

FIREMEN CALLED -- city firemen wrre called out on an zilarm about nine o'clock yesterday irnorning when a short-circuit in sortie electrical wiring in the Peardon Building on Great George Street gave cause to a possible fire. Thar:- wus no damage re- ported,

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — A large number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albro l-iowatt of Try- on on Saturday evening. October 2nd. to celebrate the occasion of their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Mr. Austin Toombs read an ad- dress to the popular couple who have reached their diamond wed- ding, anniversary and a beautiful gift of silver was then presented totliem to which Mr. Howatt fit- tlngiy replied and in his usual quiet and genial manner thanked those assembled. A social hour was then enjoyed after which a de- licious lunch was served by the ladies and everyone joined in wish- ing the bride and groom of sixty years many more happy years to- gether.

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Mr. Theo. Crozler, student of Prince of Wales College, spent the past week end with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sel- lar, Wheatley River.

Mrs. Millie MacDonald, Eldon- Belfast. returned recently from Glace Bay. C. 13.. where she visited her son, Mr. Earl MacDonald arid family.

FIRST WOMAN GRADUATE

HALIFAX — (OP) M11, Maude Donne Shepard, 8'1. of New York, was one of the old-tim- ers who attended a class reunion at University of. King's College here. A native of Barringtoii. N. S., she was the first woman to graduate from the l59-year-old college. taking her Associate in A!“ dﬁgree almost 70 years ago.

FREAK PIGLET

OROXLEY GREEN. Mlddlesox. England -— (CP) - A piglet. one of a first litter of 12 born to 3 young sow, had one eye in the centre of its forehead with two pupils adjoining. rioppy ears like an elephant and jaws like s, rhinoceros.

HOWARD mmma- Fitted Pootwsu at 1'15 Queen street.

UNDOADING COAL-A. Plcksrd d: 0o. are unloading hard. coal. Acadia mt. Bras D'Or Nut. coal toiisy.

Early Church History in P.E.l.

(By Uncle Joel

Here's good news for P. E. I.

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Not long after the Conference of 1840. the Rev. Francis Metherall was called upon to suffer a great sorrow in the loss of his beloved wife. Mrs. Metheraii had been called upon to share with her lius- band many hardships, and we are told she helped him in his work. especially at Vernon River. She led the singing and often conducted class and prayer meetings when Mr. Metherall was working the outer fields or circuits. When she passed on an infant and eight oth- er children were left in Mr. Meth- ernll‘s care" the eldest being but fourteen years of age. Funeral rites for Mrs. Metherall were per- formed by Capt. Marshall. whose vessel lay at inchor in Orwell Bay. The seeds sown in past years now began to produce abundant fruit. A mighty awakening among the people was evident on all sides, the desert places were beginning to blossom like the rose, and the gos- pel message took root in the hearts of men. Richard Cotton had been received into the Ministry. Absalom Plckings came from England to supply the place of Philip James. Mr. Cotton took over the Western and New London circuit, which included part of the Union Road and West Cape. But when Pickings arrived from the Old Country he took over these districts and Cot- ton was sent to the assistance of Francis Metherall. 8 I

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Working together, these two ac- complished much good. Revival meetings were held at the home of James Sanders, there being no church in the district at. the time. But some time later Picklngs got himself mixed up in land specula- tions which led to his leaving the church of his calling and joining the Baptist Church.

In 1842 came the "Great Re- vival". starting at the headquart- ers of the Island Missions. The work spread like a prairie fire through many districts. until fin- ally 120 persons stood under the banner of Jesus Christ. 1t was a fine thing for the Missionaries to know that at long last the baek-; ward and sinful settlers were be-‘ ginning to see the light and truth,

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which passeth all understanding. Mr. Metherall was not slow in following up his victory. Inquiry meetings took place each morning, and preaching and prayer meetings Harbor. Sturgeon and adjacent dis- each evening. Two classes wereitricts became a Bible Christian formed; one meeting at the parson- I circuit-that is until the Wesleyans age. with Jeremiah Enman acting l founded a church there some four- as leader. the other at the home of teen years later. John Van Iderstlne, with a Mini Soon after this Mr. Plcklngs was Fletcher as leads-r. Iremoved from the field, leaving ' ° ' ‘Mr. Butcher to work the circuit In 1843. John Butcher entererfalone. To cover the district took the ministry, and for a few months I about six weeks. which shlmld assisted Mr. lvletherall. Not many’ give my readers some idea of the young ministers today would care labor involved. to be appointed to such a fleld.i By 1845. Church membership had The entire circuit reached ncarly risen Lo 422. and the need for more ninety miles. Think of it! 'churches became urgent. So, t0 Meanwhile the revival h~-i w" ~l meet this need, two small building! to Three Rivers, Lower Montague were erected, one on the Winsloe and Sturgeon. and many poop...- Road, the other at Vernon River. confessed and were convertedl But more churches meant more Among them was a Mrs. Sabine work for the clergy. Indeed. they who, it appears, was nt one time often preached four or five nights connected with the Bible Christian in the week. and three times on

Bible Christian Church in this field I do not wish to interfere with them." So from this time Murray

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Dailshters llattle and Margaret.

Church in Cornwall. England. Upon the Sabbath Day.

her arrival in the Island she We are told the people were hos-i ‘preached in the market-house at pitable and kind but. still very’ Charlottetown. This caused no poor- Mlmy homes could only sup-l

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m memory of IDA ADAMS whanllsed owl! October 8th, 1 , Mvinzly Remembered by Ho: Sister.

In Megoriam

m loving memo ,1 of Ralph, Carleton Macltae, who passed away October 8th, 194i.

Not today but ovary day In silence do wo remiombor.

g Ever Remembered and Sadly Mined

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by His Parents. Mr and Mrs. 1'2. A.

PURE TONES RARE

Human ears seldom hear a pure

unaware of the drums started heat.

lfrowned upon in those days. From the mengerest kind of food and a'wne__a sound having n single lCharlottetown she went to Sturg- dinner "f Wiley t0 Wash ll d°w“' frequency or vibratioz.-berausc leon where she died some years iat- (To Be Continued) _most. sounds are mixtures of manyi I9" lnotes,

LADY FAIVE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The years between 1838-1843 saw l ‘considerable friction among nicm-‘

bers of the Methodist Church at "-f The regular meeting of the Lady

President presiding. opened thr- meeting by singing the Ode and re- peating the Creed.

There were eight. incmbcrs and, two visitors present. Collection‘ for the evening amounted to 85c.

' It was moved and seconded that.

l52.00 be given to the Salvation

l Army Fund. .

_ It was also moved and seconded‘ that n new lock be bought for the school door.

Mrs. Gordon Cotton invited mem- bers to meet at her home for next meeting.

Meeting adjourned and two con- tests put on by the social commit- tee after which lunch was served by the hostess.

ltimc were broken up and dissolved. ‘An invitation was sent to Frpngis .Metherall to preach among them. IIe accepted the invit;r‘I@p__ “m! together with the same C0-\\'Ol‘I(0l‘S who had aided him at Three Rivers did a good work in the vicinity. The first year membership in- creased by 350 odd persons. s o ,-

But Metherall who was nhsoltitr- ly fair in all his dealings did not want to tnke undue advantage of the present situation. He consult- ed the people as to which church they preferred to belong to, The majority of them desired to be identified with the Bible Christian Church in the future. Still. Mr. Methernll was not entirely satis- fied to leave matters as they stood. and he contacted the chairman of the Methodist Church at Charlotte town. asking that a minister be sent to Murray Harbor as he was only covering the field tcmporm-“y and would rather one of their own ministers took over. ‘ The chairman's reply was: “Since - God has blessed the labors of the

KILLED IN SAWMILL

NORTH BAY, Sept 30 —tCPl- Louis Pinkerton. at. Gowganda. 125 miles northwest of here. when he was struck by a ﬂying section of n portable sawmill.

when the drive shaft. of the ma- chine broke.

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In Memoriam

, In loving memory of’ a dear ldaughter and sister. Ilelen Court. Iwhn passed away October 6th, 194T.

IGono from us, but leaving memor- ies Death can never take away.

‘Wu hlrmorios that will RIWKLVS linger.

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