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11mg, MQ-—PI'.'Q'IQT: Rev. W. ‘M. ‘Ryan, B. A. Subject: “NofWhat I ‘Do Believe, But Whomi"

‘Anthem: “Consider and Hear Mic" . . . . . . . .. Pelueger 2.ao P. Moe-Sabbath ‘School and Bible Classes.

7,00 P, M.~Preacher: Rev. W. M. Ryan, B. A. Subject: “An Excellent Spirit."

Solo: "Abide With ‘Me" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - .. Liddic

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' Anthem: “Like as a father" . . . . . . . . . . . . - - .. H8110" A QORDI-AI." WELCOME TO ALL t _I_ ‘i‘ “

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._ _________,,____ Ma°LEAN.—~In the City Hospital, ‘Feb. 6th. to Eat-land Mrs MacLean a daughter. '

annulus-At the P. Hospi- tal, Fe-b.‘ 26, 1926. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jenkins a daughter. '

MARRIAGES

CANFIELD-WIL-SON. —- At the Rectory. Crapnuil on Feb. 23rd. i926. by the Rev. Chas. C. Ilaud. Lylla Maud Wilson to George Alfred Cunfield. both of West- morcla-nd. P.1d. I.

DEATHS i-ilNGLEY-At Murray Harbour on Tuesday. iFeb. 2nd, 1926. Ann's iMashon, beloved wife of ‘Mr. John A. IHingdcy. aged 79 years’. Funeral took place from her home on Sun- day. Ilnterment at tivlurray Har- ‘bour Cemetery.

STEWART— At ‘Southport on ‘Thursday, Feb. 25th.'1926. Lemuel Stewart, aged 68 years. ‘Funeral this afternoon at Cross Roads Church, services starting at 2 p. m. interment Cross Roads cemetery.

;HlNE5.-—At the Charlottetown: lldspital on ‘February 26th. Susanah dearly beloved wifc of James ‘Hines of Rocky Point in her 65th. year. tFuneralt from M. dienncsseyfls Umdeitaking Rooms 0n ‘Sunday the 28th. inst. at 3.15 p. m. to St. Dun- stnn's Cathedral interment at Char- ilottetown R. C. Cemetery.

YOUNKER— At Brackley Point, Road on Thursday. Feb. 25th. 102G Mrs Geo. A. Younker, aged 71 years. Funeral tomorrow (Sun- duy) afternoon from ‘her late resi- dence. services starting at 2.30 p. m. Interment Sherwood ceme-

tery. Makes

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I place according to his own ideas,

Gibb says. “provided the Bishoip

' keeps within the law and does not

attempt to make his own beer or dilute the whiskey too freely." ‘Gibb (leclaretl that after the

I‘ three months, “if the Bishop ‘has

not in the meantime changed his views with regard to the liquor trade," he will be at liberty to hnnil oyer the profits he has made (luring his occupancy of the pull- ilc house to any charity he choos- es.

I IN MEMORIAM In Lcvingmory of Geo.

H‘. Stewart, Fredericton, who died IFebruary 27th, 1922.

Time may come and bring its changes, . Fresh _yv'ith every coming ' .. a _

Y '1 _ But his memcry.wili be cher- ished ever‘, In the hearts that loved him dear.

INSERTED BY . SISTER, MRS. D. A. MQQONALD

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1N MEMORIAM‘ J in LOVLIIIQ-l-Ebr

who departed ti-ils life Feb: ruary 27th. 1925.

Surrounded by friends, we are lonely

In the midst of- our pleas- ures we are blue

A smile on our face still a heart ache,

Waiting and longing for you-

You we not forgotten dear Mother

Nor shall you ever be

As long as life and memory lasts '

We shall remember thee.

Inserted by Her Loving Husband and Family.

of Mrs.

IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of George Henry Stewart who J away February 28th.

1922

Four years has passed our hearts still sore As time gcee by we miss

him more.

Hls memory is as dear to- day.

As at the time he . passed away. .

Inserted by wire‘ and Child- ren snd his Father and Mother.

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Crasweil Studio

ms: WN Gunman

Caiiipions Win . t . Over North River Tigers 6-5

In a same which was’ witnessed

defeated -North ‘River Tisors in ‘Cornwall Rink on Wed- nesday night by a score of 6—5. From the face-off the game‘ was fast and some excellent exhibitions of stick-handling combination iplay were provided Ia all three periods. The superlior skating of tihs ‘invad- ers however decided matters and the curtain was called with the score standing 6—6 in favor of the Campinas. j "The Campions are no doubt a good. clean bunch of sports and it is‘ to the hoped that they will. in the near future -play another game in this rink. . lLineulis were as follows. CampIcns-Goal, L. Ward, Defen- ce. H. Harper, l‘. Blanchard; For- wards. H. Stevenson; G. Nelson, ‘E. MacDonald. J. ‘Squareliriggs. Tigers-Goal, G. Cass; Defence F. Jrwell. W. Brown; (Forward, H. Worth. W. Aylward; W. Jewell.

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From“prcie1i indications Milli "i lifli‘i§-'i'.i~1 will see many experienced minim; men from the Ulicd States and Eastern Caitada cu route to Red Lake. and plans f0" handling the influx of prosprc

tor-i who will udi nkg the gold Hiflmuede are under way.

Several snow motors have been Ill-Hi on the flail this winter. and they are now being brought trio iludson wlienz, int-y will he titted with wheels uni lllilJd as tractors duilni; the summer months.

Read Out of Parity

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Feb. 26. —Ben Spoor. iaflilor member of the House of Commons for the Bishop Auckland division of Durha-m, chief whip in the Ramsay Macdonald govern- mei1t.»has been read out of the In- dependent Labor Party because" oi‘ ll newspaper article which he Wrote recently expressing the be- lief that the labor members of the House of Commons. might well work in closer co-operation with the railcal Liberal members.

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Prince Carol in Paris

PARIS. Feb 26. —~Former Crown Prince Carol of Rumauia arrived in Paris today from Milan where he had made his headquarters since ‘he gave up his title and set- tled down for what it is rumored will ‘be an important series oi’ con- ferences with reference to his re- tracting his renunciation of Lin» Romanian throne.

He (Inclined successively in French. English. Italian. German

Supreme Court; A

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was presented with s pair of white

Kioves by Sheriff IMurphy. -

The Grand Jury after making the usual tour of inspection reported

Kings County jail and Court House

in good condition. The following are the members.

GRAND JURY

llIr. Joseph R. ‘MacDonald. Pan- mure Island (Foreman) Messrfl ‘Murdock MePhee, ‘Hopeflsld, Pet- er IDunn, Sturgeon, ‘Iihmnas J. Donahue. Roseneath. Arthur ‘E. Jenkins. GeorgetowmqFrank Mc- Pherson. Launching, tlprne J. Bre- haut, Georgetown, ‘Edward Poole. Lower Montague. ‘ ‘Patrick ‘Kelly, Rosencath. ‘ .

‘in the absence old-Ion. J. D. Sie- wsrt, Mr._ Norman ILowther newly fllillointed barrister acted in the cap- acity of Attorney General.

During the sittin-g Mr. Norman Lowthilr-was admitted to the Bar as barrister and Mr. Malcolm Mc- Klniion as attorney. lMr. McKin-non will make application for admiss- ion to tile Bur within tho next your.

lion, Justice Arseaault in an ex- coliellt address paid a high tribute to the qualities and ability of the newly admitted barrister Mr. Low- ther.

In his remarks he referred to the high examination mark made by .\lr Lowthcr who had an average 0i‘ 32% and also called attention to the young lawyer's splendid mili- tnry record both in Canada and ‘overseas. Mr. Lnwther who holds UK‘ rank oi‘ sergeant won the Mill- tnry liiedni an honor which only 't Ivw are privileged to obtain.

iu closing Jusficc A-rsenault again ("llilitiilllliili0li Mr. Ilowther and exprr-"sod the hope that his carver would be u ‘long and successful Olit‘. -

T0 Make Old Opera Up-to-date

(Canadian Pros!)

BIRtIVIlNGd-IAIM. Eng. Feb. 26. -- Mc-phistopheles is to be robbed of his horns and red tights. He is t": bc a regular ‘llouuge lizard." a top- hatted immaculate roue with sat- anic powers. Faustis ‘s to be a wenrie-d bookworm satiated with life. and all traces of hfllies and supernaturalism are to be elimin- atrd from the opera Faustlta pro- duction wlfch the Birmingham Grand Opera ‘Siclety is preparing to give in an effort to demonstrate that it can he produced in a thor- oughly up to the minute setting w'th the some success that Hamlet was given in plus-foilrs and even» ing clothes.

‘Sir Barrie JHCRSOI] who fathered tho modern Hamlet is a patron of tho new experiment in opera.

"m- lilinaril‘; Iilnimrnt In the Iiilllinn

and Rumaniail. to comment in any of his affairs to the waiting news- papermen.

._ g InMemoriam

In Loving Memory of .|. Aloysius Murphy. Mfircii. died February 28th. 1921. ‘ g r -_ _ Five years have

sad day, When God called dear

..,_ . passed slngertltat

Aloysius

away,

The blow was hard the shock severe .

We little thought the end eo near.

We miss you-yes we miss you

But always remember you prayer

A soul that was called to Heaven to worship with angels fair.

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CHURCH SERVICE NOTICE.- The Rev. Mr. illifuii- will conduct Presbyterian service in Marshfield Baptist ‘Church, iSunday, Feb. 28th at 3 p. m.

ZION CHURCH.—Rev. Dr. A. D. Molina, -Ph.D. will conduct the ser- vices ill Zion Church for the next four weeks. commencing tomorrow. Dr. McRae left Montreal yesterday for Charlottetown.

S. A. VETERAN. —'I‘he follow- ing name should be added to the South African veterans referred to in the (luartlian nt‘ the 18th, liir. James Morrison 0t‘ Georgetown as he and Mr. Edmond Hessian were the only two Georgetown heroes who fought in the South African war.

NEW GLASGOW.-- Rev. John William Tyndall, Jl‘., will preach in the New Glasgow Christian

Church Siluduy morning at eleven o'clock, and in Fredericton at 3 p. m.. and in Hu-nter River Hall at 7 p. ill. The New Glasgow Christian

Church choir will render special music at the service in Hunter River. The public is cordially in-

vited to intend all these services.

Please be on time.

CORRECTION. —<lt was errc-il‘ eously stated in the report of Rev. J. J. {McDonald's lecture which ap- peared in yesteiilay morning's Guardian that the total number of Churches in the City m‘ Rollie was forty. This should have read four huuJicil. as stated by tho lccturcr. the smallest of them being larger than St. Dlfnstaifs Cathedral.

PAARDEBERG WREATH.— A .lepiliation representing the Royal Edward Chapter. Imperial Order Daughters of the iEuipil-e will, as their custom has been Since the first Paartieburg Day a quarter of .21 century ago. deposit ‘a wreath at ithe base of the South African dl/fonument in memory of the two Prince Edward Island boys who fell in the Battle of Paardeburg.

NEW MUSICAL SETTING BY PROFESSOR FLETCHER. —Pro- lessor W. E. Fletcher has just rc- i-eivod from the Ailglo-Canaillnn Music Co., Toronto, copies of his lzitcst composition. a four purl. or -hoir setting of 'l‘ennysoil's “(irons- "ug the ilur." it is dedicated to he composer's father and mother n Luton, England who are still happily living and will appreciate tho compliment when they are made. aware of it. the Professor keeping it as a surprise for tholn. The ulltlleiu setting of this beauti- ful hymn is appropriate to the scutiinc-nilr expressed, one chur- zicicristic of the lines "Twilight and evening." boil“ being the ar- rungvnloilt of the vocal purii-t in give it i-hinlo effect. Tho har- mony is woli-hiilaturnii iiud distri- buted for liic four parts, and iii- tngeihor gives il. most pleasing effect when rendered, allowing. the Iieiirors to hnvn an intelligent in terpretntinn of Tenuysons master- piece in short poems. mentioned that this is the fifth iIllllIiPIii soiling published by Pro- fessor Fletcher since coming to Charlottetown. all of them helm: nccepteii ‘iy the A-"lglo-(Innniliatl Music Co.. who find a ready stilt‘, fnr them among tho choirs. throughout Canada and the United, States.

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