f:uuRcHr¢f"ENGUi;rf4p Si. i’eioI’s'CoiiII3I'iIi 1:‘ I

s.'45——sls¢iIl-.. :—.-1- N 11.00 Holy lneiurisi»

segiiogundsy lolrool. .5

5:. Paul’; uciuirclij Ven. Archdeacon BA

MA». on Acting orxgnlvi. ' wt! bliss

mcxeuzie. . i ‘ i D|reo¢ol'.~AIlm'iiDinnb' ‘'93:.’ Sunday utter ’l‘rﬂIl¢y— .. 3.30 Bally i':§mmIniosn.°h ‘ ~ 10.00 Inuit! « 11.110 Moieniug Prayer and , IQ“ '"‘i’.'6o l:veuIn!""'_‘7’lf’ Iuil_;I¢_!-‘V "’i;'I;v. a. '1. serial» or Sydney Mines, Nova Scots; eon- duciing all Services. - ' - -_ *‘”1.f"‘_‘.‘.»YV§!‘°°§3"‘_—_.-.;—.=

Hlpnesevrskinn

The Presbyterian Church lncuradl Si. lomes Church

Pownsi Street v ‘ Minister — Rev. E. Moorllesrl Legato. DJ). organlsi——Mrs..K. 8. liners. Chuir ilircctur-—~plu. .l..-A. Lswson Public’ Worship turning se/r/vice only. at maven

ll ‘I it.

lb)'Lfl.)>:-“Beside ‘sun wsien"--iIsm- Lou N

M i ll-—MiSs ’ ﬁ Preacher-— lnlste toll

sirangers I ll {Vial i lmiged. T

Zion Presbyterian Ciiurciv i’i'incs and Gtaiion Street . Minister - Rev. G. C riﬂe .Wﬂbl30f organist — Mm, Wool.

. . . b I. Constructive Use 0! Die Put.

Rev. C unit: 01 l

e- r. ' Cordlllll‘

. Guy the" Saokvillo United Church will be the pri‘u.(‘h8i‘ at Hill se cc. liy-mus: 81. 739, 232, 532. Morning M :. . Soprano solo: “Oome Unto (Lindsay). -MM. H. §a"n9nl[¢l'l$.' Evening ,Wol'Ihi]I \ 7.00 p.m. Theme: "The Wey oi Liir." The Minister will prcnch. Hymns H300, 49ﬂ,‘50B.' ‘ Evening‘ Music: ~ (ronmito solo: "sludows". Ilse. Noll Maolloon. ’ Ton; sabbath school. nests st ion in‘!

The ‘Church pielicwil i..‘. and

next Wednesday. v _ A ‘ A cordial invitation I extended ' in youto worelrlplwith Is. ~ -

E6533 ‘Days/‘ ,_:l r Under....i‘«‘riiiias " Atcamp‘Bucmg.

A five day was held at June 29th to

i

ﬂrd . You Ire invited in

.ﬂ.°" ,.

To «mow

unimsb c of CAN

ILOO‘ DuIiso.n":..-"(;1r

. “jg,”

“N” _ o

i

tummy.

V, E 1,B‘Ap-n

ﬂnrvey L.

or 3' *“.:-'.'.°' M .5%D R .

wear tal:'es_ris). The Rev.’ > f

t‘’'‘'’‘

s_ninis¢ﬂ' of

“lo BIDNIG Church.

s.- a.

sit

llo Worship. Might I'M-tress". 3.1

W . on: luv. nughwflier M.A.,

" l . ‘'8i»ri0||-i’a Breathe An l BIOCIII3". Stobbiul . ' . V 4 Solo: “G:\'.'e i_Ga).rden".

’ ' ‘All sre'iiuviiauion1"‘i:lelsehnsenuuch"'

gr" in a. Miss nDi°m"' s “nag e an Callback

Mus.. ‘Bee.

‘Bonn > Solo: “Besuiliul ‘Isle Miss Jsequellne

O.‘W. Carey, is former

on will saw‘ the pulpit d‘: the of gill’. Penton onnJ’nl§'

‘Kent sine: _

Oruniet-—Mn. V. L. Morninx Se:-vioo—1l sormon—Cli Drswing o Slreph

HURCH. ‘ ADA V

‘ﬂlvimu-.' ' Pilot

ST"

‘ ,.r . ‘ --h-nan ».“ Mano:-re rumnu.’ to 1 ' 4

gC'l.i!ton,:om‘savioo"x“"

Communion. Ch-ovc:/‘7:30 p. m. is BENOMINA ggclaean M. P., 13 unlmuélliasg - u oandidoto Prince s ldbersl convention Yesterday «in . were osiigwntize Ivcierrmnit short- I before wt ice I Fmnlrbglzggsawsn‘ was no dnmag '_ A‘ M.’

lar held “

6.

min A’! sr7'i.'§o_rsnfr noun —.-nreinen responded to in cell .to the residence at Mr.» Dominic Pavia. Shrine Peri: Road shortly

b1

' The Bopiisi Church ‘Our. oi, Prince and Fitzroy lie.

Miss Vera H.

A.M.‘

of this coninae -

worship With

.CIniml_ Cluistiun; Church ' :: ...___________________

r we. M. olam ‘an. A. an!

\

Snggoeﬁoni Met

' from . simian as

sin. rise th ~ . "‘i§'.1a“l."£4;.i-ea'ﬁ.'i7.:i"o.i. 23””

ucium 2 o'clock this morning, Thg are seemed locotod in the attic. some damage was caused bysmoke End to B. lesser extent by water, in addition to that by fire.

DIES

yesterde. rt

. 55. Bemre yhgz-P

was ’-Eleanor this

three brothers. . heater and Joi1I2‘Ciiil . all iivi in P1‘ mwua»n°l3:‘3 ,ulso suxrnvive. _m°° WILL HONOR DISTING mmzrarkh on °' §°‘""-’ umen Board or Canada would mud more and

more towards th king h birth places or glsltmr M-qtmf from the ro-

aoiarw, may owe. i tugs)! D W Hervey visi

has hitherto or milieu Professor _._..... OILPHANAGE onmolutlv EN-

rnwmmsn - Herbert

._._._..__..._...._. MlssAlioeB. tonisles - Br¥g.:'1&3h0iPtVvll:

(continued mm 1) -

German. econonuo ed he Wu

nomic edaiisnoe. meesure" o¢",_i.iisau-nisnrient. me letter report‘

to some extent that Dr.‘ Wohlthet been in toruoh, “umt.l’i'cislla€' with Eritlsh trade‘-oﬂioiol‘ sounding men out on the ty oi improving ti-Isle relations. W

ed bot-. sek.now-

n 118 M1810 -7341531880 dis in ’1'ient-

season:

i o! Dr-., Hslrnuth» Wohllhet. Quebec “pg,-1; ,,,ug.1;. “Elm “; N w Demom-so

ﬂ .‘

1; to and none

.enny esat. con

" It

: $10.00*’-*iBANK. NIGHT-_i»l.

rilrsnsv

JULY 25

_ 5-;io.oo CASH TO

THE LUCKY DANCER

"ITS A GYRO DANCE"

Bosch Grove lull '

._——-—._._._..—...

i

iilir. Arum Lame In New York, city

. Mr. Arthur IaB1sm‘s. mill! iriendstnthisciiywillbﬁllmdﬂl the unqualiiied success at his vast *°°m..<.’**'"...°.*‘° “'“- “W on u . « ‘ The concert was un¢§erH?H$- anguished pa e.o - our Plmollo H. , . MI!!!’ or New York and was organised by the Municipal opera Association oi‘ New York. The vast audience till- edthe hell; among the promoters, Mme, Anna. Cox McKa.y.“Dousl_9.s gncéole. Célnadlan Oosnmlssionar oi‘ e

y

o . s New York Mfl5l£B1 Credit gives Mr. Lelalanc the very high- est praise. ‘

one critic says "isirwe Yuweno [other violinist has hadr such s. marked success," and another’ says, “the tri h at‘ laces

ll-mi? him hereaiter in the cetesogv of the ulx:l0St brilliant artists 0! the

con ant." »

g .LeBiano has been chqeenyas soloist with the New York - phony Orchestra lot the coming

limo who g!.Ve.a violin

in this at some _.mon‘tl1s sea is.a. native or New Brunswick. He that studied with some oi‘ the

American teachers then i ior emit Yealrfu in

Paris and other P3”’§‘i 01.. ,..°P9- . ,. 1...‘-‘i.’..‘2i“ .:'.?“m...°°“” ‘“......".';.i"e'i'.‘° H?“ e oes- nlanist Wolfgang Rebner.

148 Gauulldates

galnat 41 Liberals and 36 repre- sentatives ~01 the co-operative com- nl%l1’Wexax.l1i£i£is ledglstiogd. ch am 5- cm ve vsnced mu urthsr in Ontario and the west. em provinces than in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces. Few candidates have been named‘ b

- Duty east ol the Ottawa Rivz V ‘ the gonna u a. . .’

-‘Masons o czrﬁrpgaiud 0’ members in the

or in‘ their preparations 101' the election than is the case with the Irlbﬁrlﬂ

putatively raw candidates the three have entered the . so in. There are two Communists, one in ientnrio-and one in British Colume his: one Covnservstive~La.bar. in Ontario‘; one Social Credit. : one Independent in lab Oolumbts: one United Pro- gressive. in sasketohe-wsn and one o _ y candidate in the same, province *

.». :'::*:=% *a°'.:...°° sin‘; I as n n n . a British Ool ° ° 1.

iii, seven in Man

three in each of ebec wurl d ecotii?’ or

and none in Nova New

ck. e 1'! in Ontario. 13 -in Saskatchewan, «of Prince mdwsrci Is- British Oolumbia Ami

nmilgotie. New Bruns-

s. e 0.0.)‘. hr; 11 candidate: named in Suk.stchews'.n. il in ii Oolumhia, five in Ontario,‘ in Manltobs, three in Alber.

in Quebec, Nova. auntie. at

New or Prince Edward Island. _ Steven: M Isailoops Hon. 3. H. B van: is leaving Pmsent consti uencv of Knot-

ibur

a Conservative. art, to on

lost in VlI1:I?001lV -celled to ti:

o won it satin in win -broke with theyconsorvativs party and led the Reconstruction party. Now he is back in‘the fold under the leadership oi iron. 3. 41- Man- on. . ~ '

oi "the com- in Winni- electlcn ll lulu. .

V who iireiocisj *3-m:..-t =’il.2."u%

rrach. , the Camp .,

Fuom Gripplgii children’: At Marshfieiii

the Iourth consecutive year i’a‘:a‘6'.....“‘°°i.”“"“.i.‘}°t.i.“.,‘”“ "‘“%°’ con 6. lamp or crippled children. some of the cam s are Junior Red Cross pa- tio who especially need to be built ugh for operative treatment while 0 era are in (me convalescent stage. Threeor the children are not eﬂllgiwegl to ‘walk! at other: well: 11 s. o cru Q; on sav- orsl get about wixtl-iout‘sssist.e.m:e. who particularly need S11-'l’l, nourish- ing Iood,'i'r-ssh air, rest or the dis- cipline oi su ised training. The number in aendance at my comp isziotlargebut the periodooverses many weeks as possible in mid summer. The pets this year very in age’ from two to thirteen years. Several have been in attend 4» at the camps held in the last three years and it is a mat dellslvt to see the improvement’ in -their con- ditions and to how many others have beenso improved that it is~nqt.»now n .7 _t0 have them present this ye?-13 ‘ ' In rm such excellent results have been obtained’ in so . many cases that the Red Cross Executive is seriously considering the further §x§n5l9n,9i.Qh!§.pM9¢.°f its. #9781?‘-

Visitors are welcome on outer- noons the csmn which i: balm held a.t.the farm home. oi l\dl'.. and Mrs. baa Mill. Mau'snhf'Pid. Mist Catherine Mnclzean. . Director Junior Red Cross in P. E. I New Brimewicvk and Mia: Verna. De R. N. are in charge of

Exp e.c_t Britain ___LC°nt-1n.u9.d;iIx_>m_ pase.l>____

I-Ila recereuce to T501115 Wet" was taken as an illusion to ritein who. along with France, has given I. plediie oivaid to

No Desire :1. Prnvoke Crisis _

"As i’ o lv ," 1: went on,

“we 113.84: ntgsetligs slightest.‘ desire

to grovcke a crisis. , "‘ t is obvious, however, that the

mine! 1 1) ti, ' iield M at en

is not 0 "'= zwm-use

on st-...

L

present state or cannot go on irrdeiiniteis. some not in years but in months and possibly weeks." . .. .

In smphasizing\Gerrns.ny's paci- tic. slttitude. the spokesman sa.ld:— $1?" desire‘ r a conflict‘ oi arms to bring won the‘ uncompromis- lenz solution which we coniidentl

.-W t 100 percent sun

I warlike solution and would re- act ggtrgmely ii! that were the

Germany has not the to”

Q1! . ‘Edward Island, sasketche- .-

ltwis tocome tcn:nswii1lrl:erpovwer-

15 Quito .D0asible—- mmmm‘ ‘.’.°‘”°:";;'.“a‘.u'?:' British or Freuolr utetesrnsn over denied that Dennis is German. so long _ or. as it at the Reich it is s balonsliigltmétlction be- m_ . . .. Process to reduog the German 4. for I ‘solution to In ____. fwm I. the spokesman ." 'lsc’ieriniinsnélbe1ongs' Q _n . |Pf,g“I¥§£_.m‘ iv rmeny es s. earns] mar’! —

solution

realism. would rocoimize Ger.

villanzis W on

ail: Tii.E_,A_M_LlIEll

-,'».

VliileyntAttack on Premier Bracken .BySt..|_o_lu_|Paper

Thoseln attendance are children the

pills] :‘An commodit uh mesvferﬂ evuziodommgditie: $hb¥’ooulr1'irevusedfo¢-au amen‘. suohssuldnelend .'

,nii:A'sy woman I

’ wieous wisous-— mm 1 We iievo in stock the following usoci Driving We on: ‘ also I new Express Wagon—wiIicii we,’ will sail ‘ of gorgoinw

prices. -You always require a wagon drool iile form. ‘ 1 Arch Axis Wagon—Auio Sodf-7-—Nowiv pointed -- -- ﬂm 1 Straight Axfe Wagon——Auio $ooi—-Newly rod .. ism i Arch Axle Wagon,-—Auso Sent-Newly panel — -— mm, 1 Arch Axle, Rubber Tire Wogon’—-Auto Soot V, -. .. 1 Straight Axle Wagan—Auio Seat-—-Nswiy pointed - i Pony Wagon—Low Wiiesis-Stick Soul-Newly pcintod .. i New Express Wagon—-Capacity I000 lbs.-—one or two ' Also ~ i New Sorven Wiueei Truck Wogon—i ion capacity

Call at once and get first choice J i

A. HOME 8:’ COMPANY

CiiARhOTi'£T OWN

.

4

Hope River Picnic WEIJIIESDAY JULY 26th.‘

I Picnic A1‘ STANHOPE IN AID OF 51' sveniws china;

1' . to those mad‘ by Canad- ian manuiscturets and Cmedien woninnen who are cuann the Manitoba farmers the se've'1l'tY'°9n7I price ior their wheat. Mr. Bracken does not care whether the nickel

wdend

no men in Canada

vindictive in his ebtack on those who wotmip the god oteold than the same Manitoba liticien.

"It seems a pi i-‘hat M‘?- Bracken am not have the eood taste_io-absent himsell from the Oorxederstloémeelebri-‘ati<;i’:rr.°flefs“le1‘e :3 as syrups/iii e be with the or enemy oi the British Empire.

“Nevertheless. eveatvlhing has not been lain sailing with Mr. Brack- en. Ottawa. we have. as min- ister or trade and cone Hon. W. ’D. Euler, e gmmlemnln oi, Gerr-

things The solution must be

Our Puehrer is 100 per oent for to

‘four

rnendescent. !-I‘rei‘usedios.llow l\:ik'.Bra.oleef‘r‘1_‘toei;raad9 vi -m am e sumested

hirlafyand for thaisvMh'. Euler is to

"We wonder irit ever occurred toM:r.Br~nc'ken'tlwt iihedoessell n *° g=c.uv.-.-:e.mw°.- eoun .

war materials, that it is only by the grace of the British New and the British further, nu-mm will be permitted to goods and ‘vs Germany the commodities which he sets retina. We wonder 2! he had in

Bunion Relay starts Today

DONDON, July 21-—-(OP).»—-A '1\'e.nsetlam.io"bun1on zeley" horn Wsdiln

to

"the

.to-

‘ soummpionao

‘ol . ' ' 3 to ._ m?:‘° ui

New u..,"’ °:;'.§"€§ , - Mons” hfoped if: ieetinz the President. ' All Iour no mined sihleus and they think

rihcuhe Amt

_ to ..... Wurst ......

-~ 1 .¢_-,.--. -

em... .. -in nwhYor8Worll.¢.lld-1%rwherunm lilo’ exvecttobemma

set in in

Decrease '1. Noted

mm in R V

“*3 i7okno'w.BobBellwas his P” teacher, he recalled. The school at ' Hunter River in those d

WEDNESDAY. JULY 33 V

_(Con_tLI;u_e§ !r42m_ nus}: 1)

to guidance in the first years at his life, His Grace declared. .; . The speake recalled with (eel-

ior-mer companions he P18-Yed wi prior to beginning his school life and those whom he later came firs A reward of Twenty-live rial.

6 Pa-id (or inlan-

piss-swillb muionl totheu-rod

ilhG€1"'Pn»tterson bl’

men-snrtl ha

'endoodiove

Ilkfdm

. w.l"..i°’J..;°.’.f..

ickliook °"’“g&s{usu:taor

big school with 30 to 90 pu.- Ind convloti of H1.

pile all in one room." He mention- ed many of his former school mates, somb all whom,had gone to their reward, among them Elmer McLeod with whom he sat and whose mother he visited last eve.

nlng.

The Archbishop told. too. how he stood behind the counter and met a wider circle of friends from all the districts surrounding Hun- ter River. The memory oi.‘ all those people never leit him. Glowing tribute to the lcndld

irlt prevalent n that e Province in those

B. E. B. ' L-343-7-11-E

3.1_W1_'!*_5 -

MACDONALD—At th Olt ﬁns-' pita]. July 17, 1939, ioeMi'. Iilyd Bib. B. J. MacDonald, Bouris net 1 £011.

.

MARRJAGES MUNROE-—ﬂURBY— A Zion glantge. on Wednmrgy, .)’u11yyl|:9,w1g:-, 0 RBVE!'8'!ld . $2‘

5&1‘. Miss Estelle marry st

."'§n%:‘,‘.‘°'oz‘°¢:i’...“.'i;,e:?.'.?"...9?‘ “‘

hggped the com- muuity was still inhabited by such‘ kindly neighborly people full of inherent goodness. No matter what religion or race all worked in unison for the upbruilding of title community .

thi neiﬁhggi of idler 1 1111271‘ 0 p%V€ or mmier River were aimed out. “‘“'“3

for gpecigi meqwlon ingiudﬁng My-. William smith, the Arch-

‘ he 1mm "m%‘9“m,m“‘° °“7~ I d

blﬂlolp said a 1 his earliest and whom hewss ' ' ' gm, M sm“’z3we meeung "hue 57, yen:-s.1"i1nei'a1 notice iota-. 999909 M6 We 01' SAMPSON-Entered mm‘ rest only M“ ' ii.» ’””w:§J‘an..“ "“‘}°‘.‘.°°' §‘£‘.”’»‘i‘.‘i' .mf3eorse Iti/IuI§?!v‘1t.mM1£. liam Henrv n’ ' ' . I‘ an , - . Roi:-91 and Mr. Jim son and two daughters. Dcvine were mentioned in addition CHlN'G——At New York, '* to others. 1939 M. young people

and hearty

leaving "one

To the in clos- hnz Arch:bls'h:op ed. “Barker: back and k that same

In Memorfarﬁ'

y nuist so :n:""i§1id::li°°mmmgauhmW' inch r s . 3. to console us when is that we have "God' bless you, God been you YOU." “X9 Afchbl sup aid in closing.

Dr. .H.Beir'rabt brie-il °‘ ti1emeei:ings.d’;3gied.- y rexcnrsaageu

Following imetemtdbhe address rea¢lm:oI-Iis Grace the Asgrmlrisiiophstiudlit. ~ lesMcCvui D.D.. dN7N|0P.d the Rmnelfkosliiioliiynioeeso of ‘mm:-lto. . Your-amoe: ﬂgtngwoccesianotyourmuuit _,1'ou back to

most oi their eouununity

held in high re- tor their many worimy qualities. As a boy and

youth you up is. You

Mutfrmed ool

0 or young people e age-,

and countryside. Even then. your studious

hsbits soon become well known. and while still £31110

M

22. 1937.

L-Sm-‘I-ﬂ-Ii.

In Memoriam‘

dulzlovlngiﬁlm of our

.7 hier h paued July 12, 1937. W 0

Noone knewsthesllent in

On] thosewhohsvelotcesn Ofalsgristihuisboﬂroin

For-i.lre one we lmedsowell. _

Mr. Ind Mira. Wllict Clﬂin.

L-£7-9-22-ii. .

In Memoriam

ﬂllﬂl active yveersin

1,, ngnwy gt Falconer Tryon, who passed WI! 5 1 19:4. ' 'rh.echoorninoioe.hI-avnI.|Il III June u‘ were. In with ID 1 (ha "0. Mother-. 1,-301-7-ﬂ—li.

munllty, regardless of else: or creed has followed your career _intei'eat bend“ pride. from

‘ than Archbishop of Regina Ind ﬁnally reaching the high pos- ition in the iviersnuhy or your church 0! Archbishop 0! are pre- mier Diocese in English speaking Osmsds. We feel assured that you prom 33*}. ,;“:'.l.l:;."’.."°" 0.. .0... "' derlmnsiinx snd frimdsliio in great and

N. D. MacLean‘

uunzmxsn EMBALMER

chulouoio Ilul , North Wills

un-

: ."**"e: Fiver‘

V ‘ill’ §'..i¢"’.3al‘§}”"¢&m., “"°’

Plums 149

--I-iv ﬁt‘1""\"1 and suoolstions

we .nnm’. us’ ed\'on"&-_

in

1- his mum in suit-no

In! a d——’ ? .... ail‘. $‘z'.'.u..l‘."‘i‘£. e Bertram who deported of .