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(UITAWA, March 8—-(C.P.)—He Mbem‘ misled by information yhlch came to him from t. source h, m considered J liable, G. N. gal-don, K. (1., Peterboro told a par- ‘pmsiitsiy mmitt today when mlbglrlng for statements he had [till at a political meeting in Ham- ym on Jan. d, last. .

- lir. Gordon's statements at that flue, u reported in The ‘Poronto gm, had charged that. Major W. ‘llllelrldge, brother-ln-law of Prime [num- R. B. Bepnett. had been 1n p, pay of the Canadian Cavern- aeil as legal adviser, and was ap- pallng s case for the Canadian Qooiernment before the Privy Coun- lcldiirilig the time he was abroad fill his honeymoon.

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thb following: Lit-Col. G. R. Geary (Cons. ‘Ibrmito south). chairman: J. L. Bowman. (Cons, Dauphin): Thomas Cantlcy, Oneslme qagnon. (Cons, Dorches- ter); Alfred Speakman (U. F. A., Red Deer); C. B. Howard (Lib, and William Duff, (Lib, Antigonlsh-Guysboro.)

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An exciting game of hockey was staged at the Crystal Rink on Pri- day night between the employees of Holmans and Sinclair's stores. It was a very close game. forward lines on both teams play- ed such good hockey that ‘it was very seldom that anyone got through the defence. There were very few shots on the nets.

In the first period on a solo rush Reg Phillips scored for Sinclair-s and Woodside on a pass from Whea-

msde Holmank first tally.

In the second period, Montgom- ery on another solo rush made Sin- clair's second and last goal.

From a mixup behind the net Robertson for Holman! shot the puck in the net. A little later Wheat-

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ISLAND LADY pEAD — James Dalton. I'm-t Augustus, has rwelv. ed the sad news of the dun; o; his daughter, Mrs. William Walk. er (nee Mary Dalton), aged 4o

are. who died at Oyen, Alberta, on 1st. March, i932.

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WILL PROBATED —The will or the late Alfred E. Dewar has been probated. the executors being the Eastern Trust Company and Gwrse F. Dewar’. a nephew. The bequests include $3,000 to the Central Christian Church, $1,000 to Prince Edward Island branch of the Bible Society. $500 m crib Red C1055. also the interest of $1,000 1n versatility each to the _Prlnce Edward Island Hospital and the Prince Edward Island Orphanage The residue of the estate (which is a considerable sum) after pro- viding for some ‘relatives, goes to the United Church Missionary so- clety of Indianapolis. Indiana.

BIRTHS

-___.__________________i MACLEAN-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on March 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Aben MacLean, a daughter, (stillborn).

MCISAAC-At St. Ann's on Feb. 18, 1932 to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mc- Isoac, a daughter, (Catherine Isn- ora).

DEATHS

____.__.__.__ ROACII — At Malpeqlle. March 4th.. Miss Bridget Roach. aged 77 years. Funeral notice later. Inter- ment Indian River Cemetery.

MIeDONALD-At the Sacred Heart Home. Marc-h 8, 1932. Miss Penelope MacDonald. age 9o years. Remains are at M. Hennesseyis Funeral Parlour. Funteral notice later.

LOWTIIEIt-At Nine Mile Creek. Sunday. March em, aullroi-u Iiowther, aged ‘l0 years. Funeral from his late residence, ‘Tuesday. March 8th, service starting at z 0-. clock. ' Interment. New Dominion

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MONDAY SJSO-Jntermedlate C.G.I.'I‘. reel-ll" meeting-Social Hall. woo-nun niinsw- "slllar meet- lag-Social Hall.

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Au. DONATIONS or candy for or. Patrick's Play. Phone 114i. and will be called for. ‘Hunks. 1323-11

BEIEAVIMENT — Mrs. W. C Meek of this city received the sad news Saturday morning from 1191‘ son, Harold A. Meek, Washin8t0ll. D. 0., formerly of this city, of the death of his wife.

BUILDINGS REWIRED — Th8 wiring in the main buildings 01 Prince Street arid West Kent Schools has been overhauled and renewed by the Palmer Electrical Company. and is reported. bitm-

School Board m be a good ld-i- ‘I'M-l mam;- was taken up at a recent meeting of the Charlottetown School Board, when it decided, to render these buildlngslas safe R5 possible from fire. -

LENNN saiwlcnkihe usual Lenten service was preached at 5t- Dunstsnls Basilica last. evening by Rev. John MoGinri, Tomorrow the Ilbrty Hours Devotion starts. The following services will be held dur- ‘n; thg week; Exposition M855 Ofl Tuesday, Mass for Peace on Wed- nesday and Reposition Mass on 1* , all at9 a.m. At the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er the Way of the Cross wlll be held on Wednesday and Friday.

ENJOYABLE REClTAIr-An en-

noon. The performers were Mas. Kenneth Richards, Mrs. H. s. Hen- derson, Mrs. K. S. Rogers and Mr. Sydney Fielding. Fbllowing is the program presented by Mrs. Rich- ards and Mrs. Henderson: Jus; a Song at Twilight, Largo (Handel); Dl-ld, (Mozart); Going Home; 0 Dry These Tears; Duet, (Reuben- stein): AveMaria (Gounod); The Rosary (Nevin): and Nearer My

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-—CASL' ADJOURNED-In the . Summerside Police Court on Satur- dfll’ fllflflllllg a case of assault was adjourned uillll this m0mlng,—S,

“Fl-“lll $1!) AND COSTS- All adjourned case against a married woman of Frcoboivu charged with causing (lumagc to a, car was heard bcforc .\[l'. Jolin E. Campbell, J. P. on Frilli-v iii the Court Hoilse. Sulphur-luv. 'l‘lic accused pleaded Bum)’ lilicl v-‘Ils lined $10 and cost! with an ziildlilonal paymBlll. of $3.60 for dlllllilQPS. In default 0f payment the Dllvllillil’ to go to jail for one m0fllll. My. w, Henry‘ Noolian ap- peared for llic prosecution and C. D. McCallum for the defence.

CHURCH SERVICES

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"The Test of Love" was

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of St. John's gospel, fourteenll

way to express their love, “Keep my Commandment."

Keep implicitly. Obey because it is His bidding, regardles" of self in- terest, others opinions, liuman authority, sufficient for us that it is His will. Keep impartially. IL is easy to do those things that please us, most of us are willing to serve God by picking and choosing" dut- ies, let us live according to the standards of Jesus, without clioicc. Keep cheerfully. "O how I love thy law," sang one cheerful servant. His burden is not grievous, his yoke is not heavy, let us serve with joy. "I am the bondslave of Christ," said St. Paul and he says it with the proud and joyful ric- ceptance of a. privilege. Keep per- severingly. There are those who are willing to follow for a while! Do you recall when His commands were your joy, His duties your pleasure, His service your delight? Let us endure. only he who fin- ishes the race may hope for the victor's palm. Let. our obedience not be mere supine acquiescence “fight the good fight, with all thy church and

-—MEETIE\'G 0F SUMMERSIDE SCHOOL B0.lRD—At a recent meeting cf lllc Summersldc School Board it was decided to go fully‘ into ilic malmi- of adding two more grades lo llll‘ Summeslde High slllllllll llll(l u committee ivas op- polnlcrl to llllfl out the wishes of the Tuuu Council in the matter; also to confer with the Provincial Govcrmurinc as to the advisability of havilg llic two extra, grades. The matter oi‘ cost would also be dis- cussed with the 'l‘o\vn Council. Dr. E. T. Tantou, chairman of the Board, prc-ldczL-S.

—EA-\"l'[-Jlf THANK OFFERING- The W. M. S. of Trinity United Church licld their regular monthlyl meeting in Epworth Hall last Tucs- day. There was a very good at- tendance. Tho Easter ‘Thank offer- ing was taken up and was in the vicinity or s90. The president, ms. _Mujor ’l‘o\vnsend of sherbrooke presided. hi ss Slackford sang 8- sclo wlilrli was much appreciated. It was agreed that "a letter of sym- pathy be 5911i’. to the family of the mlsht" let us as a

the high calling of God in Christ __f Jesus." “Lovest thou me?" . . . “If durum; w_ A___-I-he Junior ye love me keep My Command- branch of the W. A. of St. Mary's men's}, Church, Summerside. hell‘ a very The evenmg sermm‘ "Esau" “'55 successful meeting last Friday ev- a lmweflul and emquent appeal- enmg_ There were twenty five mem_ evangelistic in its content. Large 3 be“ present Mrs: Jackson who has congregations were in attendance‘ charge of the Juniors, gave a very morning ‘ma evening and the, interesting talk on “Life in India.” Sunday schwl had anmher day oil interest and strong support, with.

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Yesterday the first Sunday in March and couiingabout hall‘ way in the Lciilon season, an opportun-

iity was given the congregation of jSt. Paul's Church to meet at the Lord's Table iii a dcdicatoi'_y' service fin preparation for Eastcrtlde. The Holy Communion Service with the I addition of special prayers and hymns, was used, in place of the ordinary morning, service. l It ls pleasing to scr- so many ‘ cliildrcli attending the iriorniilg 1 worship. Yesterday the Rector rc- mlndcd them that we on earth are l the Church militant and have con- l tlniially to wage a war against sin] l The Rector said lt is hoped to have l n service on Good Friday afternoon

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Mr. McLeod gave out several, warnings. First, don't neglect the work of God. Svrcndljr. don't drift,

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ial, Moral and Spiritual life de- fflflllflS that we must keep from drifting. Life is full of dangerous vurrrnts, which must be avoided. In our exercise of self mastery ' we miist not miss the Grace of God. Here Mr. McLeod gave a

very fine explanation of the dif- iorence between Grace and Love.

and during his address gave sev- vrzil illuminating stories; pertaining to his" topic.

At illf‘ close of his address, Mn _ McLeod was thanked by the cliair- I man. Ml‘. Vere Bock.

Mrs. R01.‘ Cudmorc snug a very

beautiful solo, “l-lls Eye is on the

Sparrow," in her usual delightful manner.

Rev. C. N. Brown led in prayer and assisted as chairman.

Prof. Roy Kendall, organist oi Trinity Church, played for Mrs. Cudmore, and for the congrega- tional singing.

The chairman, Mr. Vere BcckJeo the Scripture reading

The servlce will be hold in lhi Baptist Church next week.

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for many years her story was of more than usual interest and the children listened with rapt atten-

an attendance of 183. The ordin-

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