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60 Pairs just received \ .7 , Men's Black Grain (Soft Hockey Leather) Work Boots ' ‘

LONG CREEK-Service Sunday next in Anglican Church at 3 p. m. Church Army Omcers in charge.

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up in copy, a play “The Winning of Joy" was inadvertently advertised for pI tion at Cornwall last night. This play had already been

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UNITED CHURCH-Public worship L on July 6th in Belle River at l1 a. m; ‘and Belfast at 3 p. m. The session 5 will meet in Eldon at 2.45 p. m., be- fore the service.

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with Crepe Soles Reduced from $1.50 to

80 pairs broken lines of Men's Boots including

SLATER, ARROW. APEX, TETRAULT and

other good makes. Good lasts. All sizes in the lot. v '

As these must go this week we will allow 257,;

discount to run them out quickly

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Other “Just as Good” Bargains

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Seeing and hear-in: this sound picture of the Championship Battle will put yon in the "m" position to Judge who should have won as the ringsidcr who paid over 526 for a. seat.

This is strictly in addition to our usual program at. usual prices.

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NEW GLASGOW AND CAVEN- DISH-Services on Sunday. July 6th: New Glasgow, l1 a. m. The Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper; Caven- dish, 7.30 p. m., “The Lord's Sabbath" Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister.

CHURCH OF_ CHRIST-Services for the New Glasgow Church of Christ are as follows: Morning at ll

of Presbytery to defend the interests of the Zion congregation against the call to the First Presbyterian Church ,Chatham.

The call was a very hearty and un- anlmous one and was signed by 605 members and 103 adherents.

Rev. H. Hensley Stavert was un-

Elder. Mr. A E. Morrison, another member of the session. spoke on be- half of the St. James conrzregntlon. While the people of the congregation regretted very much the continued illness of Mr. Muir they felt that as his health was improving somewhat slowly that it would not be well to

the provincial elections.

Unless there is an extraordinary change in sentiment in North Bruce Hon. James Malcolm will be defeat- ed.

ill/heat growers and dairy farm- ers in North Bruce are dissatisfied

to convey the greetings of Presbytery to the meeting of the Presbyterial which is to be held in Kcnsington, Thursday, July 10th.

The clerk ‘reported to the court that the Ministerial Association of Prince Edward Island were to hold

Presbytery Of P. E. Island

r v ' . -,_ The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island met in regular session in Zion

Our most popular leader this summer ls a Woman’s Black Patent Buckie Strap at

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Yours'Frlday and Saturday for

Church Hall. Charlottetown. on Wed- nesday, July 2nd. and was opened in due form by the moderator, Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans. There were’ two sessions. morning and aftemoon. Those present were Rev. Chas. J.

interfere with his resignation. Kind words of appreciation were $190k"! regarding Mr. Muir not only by Mr§ Morrison, but also by Rev. M. Scott Fulton. Rev. Chas. J. St Clair Jeans, Rev. T. Lewis Williams,‘ and Rev. R.

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afternoon of Monday. July 2159- and

of the Presbyterian Church on the Island were invited

- . ~ ' th a pimm at cawmnsh Beach on e animously nominated as moderator

elect for the Maritime Synod which is to be held in St. James Church, Truro, October 7th-l0th, i930.

Several months ago Rev. A. G. Grant, D. D., secretary of the Gen-

hat all the ministers and students

The reisgnation of Rev. T. Lewis

and Karl Homuth. Conservative imb-

a. m., Bible school at i0, also service

St. Clair Jeans. Moderator. Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, Clerk; Rev_ M. Scott Fulton, Rev. '1‘. Lewis Williams,

Hensley Stavert.

Reference was made to the 800d work done by Mr. Muir not only in

Williams from the congregation of Kensington and Freetown, which caseas a surprise to all, was present- ed by the clerk. Mr. James Jardine,

eral Board of Missions, Toronto, wrote to the Clerk o! Presbytery ask- ing that the several congregations

or candidate in North -Waterloo. has Hon. W. D. Euler thoroughly fright- ened. It is an even contest and the result will be very close.

_ B. W. Fansher one of the two Progressive m-mbers from Ontario in the last Parliament will be de- feated by the Conservative candid- ate and if the Lilvral candidate re-

at Fredericton Church of Christ at ‘l b. m. Wm. G. Quigley, speaker and pastor. ‘

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YORK CHARGE-United Church of Canada. Services on the 6th as fol- lows: Marshfield-Dunstaffnage School at 10 a. m., service at 1i a. m.; Pleas-

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to the bride was a substantialcheque k

The gifts received were many

July 6th are: West Covehead, ll a. m.; Union Road, 8 p. m. The Sacra- ment of our lord's Supper will be

costly, including cutlery, silver. linen. china cut glass and a substantial che- , ,- que from the groom's father. ..

and Mrs. McLaren left immediately; 4 after the ceremony on a delightful-m . auto trip to the Annapolis Valley and; other places of interest in the time Provinces. The Guardian Join;- with a host of friends in extending. congratulations to Mr. and" Mrs. MQf Loren and wishing them a happy and 4. .V ' prosperous Journey through life.

Rev. W. E. Davies, Rev. Allister Mur- pay, ' Rev. Donald McLean and Messrs. Andrew McLeod, Thos. W. Morrmey. Dr. A. J Murchison, Ged- dle Douglas, Robert Docherty, James Jar-dine, Russell McLaren. John Cam- eron, and Donald McKinnon rcpre-, sentative Elders.

The others present who were not members of the court were Rev. D. P. Davies, Rev. M. E. Genge, D. D., Rev.

ant Grove School at 2 p. m., service at 246 p. m; York School at 11 a. m., service at 7.30 p. m.

dispensed at both of these services. Rev. E. M. Aitksn will preach at the morning service. Preparatory service on Friday at 8 p. m. at West Covehead. Rev. "n. M. Grant, of Winsloe will give the address. Cove- head Road Sunday School at loao a. m; a - -

the st. James congregation, but also in taking care of a number of the vacant congregations within the Presbytery. While n member of this Presbytery Mr. Muir ably filled the office of the lvlodcrator of the Mari- time Synod and also nobly repre- sented the Maritime Synod as a delegate to the meeting of the Pan Presbyterian Council held in Boston, i928

within the Presbytery that are re- ,ma,._-s in the new in south Eat ceiving grants be asked to make a isrev‘ Miss Agnes Mcphan Wm not canvass of the members and adher-Ibe in the next Parliament

ents with a view to having the grant given to these several congregations reduced by at least 10¢}.

The clerk was instructed to write to the Chairman of the Boards of Managers in their several congrega- tions and ask them to take up this matter at the earliest date possible,

the representative Elder from Ken- sington, spoke of the success of the work done by Mr. ivilliams since coming to the Kcnsington and Free- town congregation. A motion was passed by Presbytery suggesting that Mr. Williams reconsider his resigna- 1 lion. Mr. Williams then stated to the ‘court that as he had made other plans he wished the Presbytery to ac- cept his resignation to take effect on

PRESBYTIJBIAN SERVICE IN TRYON-Service in Tryon Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday, July 6th, will be at 7.30 p. m., Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. ‘There will be auProtestant service in the Union Hall in Borden at 11 a. m. on Sunday, July 6th, Sun. day School at 10.30.

Farm Lands Unsaleable

This evtraordinary change in Wes- torn Ontario i; tlw result of ewrom- lie conditions affecting labor, agri- culture and industry in the wealth- lest agricultural area in Canada.

SHIPS DOCTOFA North Sydney despatch of June 27th says: The steamer N pic, Captain Murray,

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A B. Armstrong. Rev. Stanley Nich- ols. Picrou. N. S. and A. E. hforrissey, Wm. McWllliam and Chas. Martin. Elders.

Paev. D. P. Davies. Rev. M. E_

‘The Presbytery is making appli- cation to have the nmnc of Rev. W. Bruce Muir placed on the Pension Fund list. It is understood that Mr. Muir is in line for quite a snug pen-

Genge. D. D., Rev. A. E. Armstrong

and Rev. Stanley Nichols were asked.‘

to sit and correspond.

As this was the first opportunityI

Q1135‘ Rev Allister Murray has had of attending a meeting of the Pres-

sion. The congregation of St. James have arranged tn supplement this with a good sized retiring allowance. ‘This congregation is to be highly ‘commended not only for arranging for this retiring allowance. bu‘. also

July 31st.

so that the success met with can be sent in to Dr. Grant early in the month of September beforethe next quarterly cheques are-to be. issued. It was agreed that the reports from the several commissioners to the General Assembly be given at this meeting of Presbytery to be held on July 17th.

Mr. Donald McKinnon gave a brief report on the Salt Springs case which

It. was then moved by Rev. W. E_ Davies and seconded by Rev. R. Hensley Stavert. Presbytery acquiesce in Mr. Williams‘ decision and re- quest.

Rev. Chas. J St. Clair Jeans was appointed interim Moderator of Ses- sion. Mr. Jeans will confer with the Session regarding the date for the

Farm land prices have decreased

for. least thirty percent and in flct

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B Ifarms are unsaleable. Fruit grflwers. canzgfuittmgsunird ‘isms: ‘tobacco grrrhrs. market gardeners chug’ ‘or Sunday, July 6th an as ‘iand dairy farmers have ceased to be “Hows-z Pleasant‘ vmey, n’ a. m‘; lexporters and ml’: tgeirwihtomzmagk- m” valley’ 3 p‘ m: Bradalbune at Jet has to be d de h oregn ' lmmpeflwn. V 7 p. m. Thos. Palethorpe, Minister. 3 was in Western Ontario where SUNDAY SERVICE Mo" ‘or |the Canadian dairy industry has Sunday July 6th m Pownlbvemon

has cleared for Hudson Bay via New- foundland after taking‘ 1,300 tons of bunkers here. The Nascopic brought six passengers here from 5t. John's. Dr. Leo MoKennn, of Charlottetown, is going to Hudson Bay as ship's doc- tor’.

WEDDING BELLS-Miss Gertrude

the Island division, C. N. R.

WEDDING BELLS-A wedding O! .

relatives and friends both here and abroad, was solemnized at St. Joacg.

George T. McNutt, Conservative

didate in Colchester, member of Pare, ., llament for that constituency in th'¢_ l last Parliamentary Assembly, is r, _'.' brother of Superintendent McN-‘utt of";

special interest to a. nnae circle or}

been brought to the highest peak of ef- ficiency and production. New Zeal- and buffer has destrcyed the home market and the world famed dairy herds have been delfrtecl. It will! take years to bring the dairy in-q dustry back to the productivity of ten years ago.

It is the same with the fruit grow- ers, market garderrrs azd tobacco farmers. Government action in pro- tect these classes of agriculture is foo

declaring of the pulpit vacant.

The clerk announced to the court that he had in his possession a let- tcr from Rev". Dr. Groom, President of the Southern School of Divinity, Dallas, Texas, stating that Rev. M. Scott Fulton had completed the work for the degree of D. Th., and congratulating Mr. Fulton on his suc- cess. The Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward Island were pleased to be the

A. Douglas of 32 Maple Street, Frank- lin Park, Massachusetts, and George Edward Sanders, Jr., of Hyde Park, Mass, were married Friday, June 27, in a shower of ferns, roses and lilies, and other fitting decorations, at the home of the bride's parents; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Douglas. The. cere- mony was performed by the_l?.ev. Charles MacDufl, of the 1st Con- gregational Church of Cliftondsle.

him's Church, Vernon River, Wednesj day morning, June 25th, when Mist ‘ ' Anne W. Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Grant became the bride . . . o! Mr. P- Leo McKenna, son of and Mrs. Patrick McKenna, of Corn wall, P. E. I. Rev. Phelan McKenna, ' cousin of the groom omciated. bride was given in marriage by her ' __ father and was becomingly attired in!

a. lovely gown of powder blue chiffon’. t '

Circuit was as follows: United service at Vernon and St. Andrews at 3 p. m. In St. Andrew's Church, preacher Dr. Clarence McKinnon. Service at Cherry Valley at 2.30 p. m,, Sunday School at 1.45 p. m. Notice change or time. H. Pierce, pastor,

for having during the past si.\' months ‘ ‘ paid Mr. Muir's salary in full togeth- arThiQaDLTZSZ tgttpgggjgs w?!’ or with the amount given to Rev.

5 - Moorhead Legato as stated supply. 51R‘ PTP5b-""~‘Yl'—M°5"5- 3°11“ Fleck-j Has ‘any one ever heard of a congre- JQhIi H- Palmmm- and R' J: _B9r“5', gation that can show a better record were presen: and were also given a hem/Y “flwmfi And while Mr. Muir is resigning

The mmmes 0f m‘? 1353 ‘Paula’, his charge for the present the mem- meezmg held in the Presbyterian: bars of Presbywry are hoping to w: Chill“ Han‘ summerside" ‘m May} him back at work in the not far dis-

had been recently dealt with by the Privy Council. As all may know the case was decided in favor of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. After the taking of two votes and a great deal of disputing over the legal ownership the Presbytery of the Salt Spring congregation it has pass- ed forever info the hands of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. After the discussion of a few minor

ieyfery since his induction a hearty welcome was extended to him. I

r than that?

NOTICE T0 LOCAL ADVERTIS- ERS.-In order‘ insure insertion of advertisements, local advertisers are

23rd. were read and with one slight

itanf. fixture. All trust that his illness

channel through which the fact of

Mr. Fulton having attained his hon- matters the Presbytery adjourned to

advised to have their copy in m;

the bride's pnwr- ’I'h¢ bride" were“ and lope with horsehair hat and satin '

late. Western Ontario farmers real-

Gunrdian Oflice not later than 10,30

tended by her cousin, Miss Vivian A.

pumps in the prevailing color and’ _ ' carried a bouquet of sweet peas and ' carnation. She was attended by her ‘ sister, Miss Ethel Grant, of Boston,“ who wore a becoming gown of flow-

correction were adopted as read. Us only wnporary The correspondence was then dealt; It was ‘hm movkd by no“ T. Lew“, nrs was made known to the outside with. Six applications from ministers - is ‘vmiflms and geconflod by m‘, R world. 5’ “h” flmrrh“ ‘Hkmg m h" W’ i Hensley Stavcrt. that Mr Muir's res- It w“ celved into the ministry of the Pros-

meet on July 17th. of which public intimation was given and the meet- ing was closed with the benediction by the Moderator, Rev. Chas. J. St.

ize that oily the exigencies of a general election forced Government action and with decreased farm values. depleted dairy herds. and

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Chatfield, of Hyde Park, cousin of the bride. The best man was Howard» Sanders, brother of the groom. Little Laura Chatfield, also a cousin of the

then moved by Rev. R. Hensley Stavert and seconded by

Jgnation be rerzreifull acce ted to‘ bvferian Church in Canada through 1' m“, em,“ n, om, an; m, ti)“, W, , Rev. w. n. Davies that we as a Pres- ma“ Je"“" low prion for agricultural products -__ bride, was flower girl. The bride was ered net with hat and shoes ton-latch," the Gene-vi Assembly as its cvmmis- m, b. declared mean, 0,, Sunday} bylery take this Opportunity of ex- they are ready to “weak vengeance "E given in marriage by her father. the and carried a bouquet of carnationi: 510p in one rcccpfon of minrsversvwre ‘tending to Rev. M. Scott Fulton, M, CONSERVATIVE )vn the x1 g Government. I LADIES of the Conservative doom fin: ggfvlcg being used, and me groom “'55 suppomd b, m; submitted to the court. July em. A., n. 0.. our hearty congratulations f a Lm” 51"“ "M" l Wrdiel invita- she was attired in whltesatin. with Francis Cass of North River. Arie?“

tion to the Conservative Ladies o1 P-E-l’. to attend t.-he- political meeting at the Strand Theatre, Saturday, July 5th, at 0 p. m. (D. S.) to hgaf the Hon. R. B. Bennett. Seat; wm be provided on the stage for all la. dies, thus affording them an oppop- tunity of meeting Miss Bennett.

industry Stagnating bridal veil caught up with orange blossoms and a. tiara of pearls and brillisnts and canted a largebouquet of Calla and Madona Lillies. The bridesmaid canted a bouquet of roses and wore a powder blue chiffon ‘dress; The Wedding March was played by. Miss Lorinia ‘Tripp. of Cliftondale.

the" ceremony a delicious breakfast was served at the home of the bride‘ with _the immediate relatives of the happy couple in attendance, include ing the bride's grandmother and sis- ter Ruth, who‘ arrived home from Boston to attend the festive occasion The bridal party left on a honey-

Thc PrPFbVcry of Ottawa is mnk- Rev. M. Scott Fulton was then ap- 0n the honor recently conferred up- ing application tothe General As-I pointed inlcrlm moderator of the, on him. Motion carried unanimous- _ semblys Commission on the Recep- Q Session of sr. James. Mr. Fulton was’ ly. considerable justification the" l! no‘ tion of Ministers fnr permission tol also appointed to trike Mr. Muir's The attention of the Presbytery a n“ Liberal ronsmumcy "no": receive Rev. P. R. Meredith. a min- place as interim moderator of thelwas called to the fact that Miss El- ‘he ‘Wm’, s“. bu,’ admit that in lster of the United Church of Can- Sessions of Harrington, Marshfleld, izabeth McDougall‘ denconess in Kent and in Mkidlesex Wes-t and ada, as a minister of the Prcsbyter- hit Stcyvarf. and Hlghfic-ld. training is now carrying on her work Perth south m, Liberals ha“! the inn Church in Canada The clerk, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, among the missionary societies and V

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Stagnation in industry in Western Ontario is also reflected on the farm in the low purchasing power in the home market. Unemploy- merit is prevalent rd vhere there is not unemployment there is a part