*AGE THREE

OCTOBER 12» 1935 rm: ciiAiu.0'rTE'rowN Gulximisn r___==_===,=__

as " is 1-.: :_ ,_ ,_ _, ga _:V _ ,.47 _

FARMERS A A 1

ATTENTION l

Highest prices allowed for EGGS o . A few of our prices

CORNED BEEF .

Per Tin 10c

CLARK’S BEANS (large) 2 for 25c TEA, (bulk) Per Lb. 35c

FRY’S COCOA. . . . . . . . SHOR-TENING ... . .. .

1/4-Lb. Tin 07c 2 Lbs. for 23c

PALMOLIVE SOAP, 5 bars 23c

CLIMAX SOAP, . . . . . . .

10 bars' for 32c

SUPER SUDS 2 large pkgs. 19c

STOVE OIL

Per gal. l8c

PRINCE GROCER Y

_ Cor. Prince and Water Streets.

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\ call on the eiecton of Queeifs

-We would be pleased toexplaln our :platform to anyone

County. ' 3

calling at our Committee Rooms, and would send literature

~ to interested persons. 1

The issue in this campaign is between' the people ol -

A Canada, and twdva man who 'dominate and dictate Canadafs

affairs.

Our party has no funds to

_print 'an advertisement in I

this a r but we would ‘ask for your support and trust that

the ballot.

IP l>¢

~ you will see ilt to .mark your X after the first two names on

EARL INGS, , V

6 BERNARD H. HUGHES- -

, .

Reconstruction Candidates.

/ - .

The Eastern Guardian

_.___ ..°‘I‘hls eolarnn la reserved for

pews of local interest `hnt advertis- aig of a uawsy nature may be in- serted at I cents a word strictly

payable in advance.

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..°WEDDING ANNIVERSARY -

on the evening of September Both, the congregation of the Christian Church, Montague, assembled at. the church parlors in a very happy mood. The occasion was the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah campbail. who have been loyal members of the church all their wedded lives. The happy company was called to order at 8 e‘clock, and a well-a.rra.nged pro- graincarried out, after which an address was read. and two chairs and s tea set presented to the ami- able couple. This was followed by a complimentary speech by Mr. J. A. Dewar, New Perth. who ho! known Mr. Campbell since boyhood days. while tho wedding M.e1'°h was_being played, the long line of friends advanced and extended hearty congratulations to the 8'1¢StS of the evening. Dainty refresh- ments,-, were served, the Campbell family seated at artable tastefully decorated with yellow streamers caught with marigolds. A lovely centre bouquet of golden autumn flowers completed the table decora- tions. The softll"8hadei:l laml>S Ind other decorations were carried out. in ,keeping with' the anniversary. The singing of 'God Be With You Till We Meet Again" brought the memorable evening to I. close. Many were -the expressions of delight, as the company, loathe to depart, ex- claimed: "Let us have another good time like this soon." During the evening Mrs. Campbell was presen- ted with a magnificent bouquet by our genial florist, Mrs. L. McLaren. -H.

_____.__..... HIS STATUS

'Were you a bull or a bear in

Wall street?" _ "I wasn’t either. I was the man who has to run for a tree when the menagerta breaks loose. 1 - *°-.::.*_1- ~ ----

Post-Nuptzal V

Shower Held

A most delightful post-nuptial

shower was held on Thursday ev- ¢l\i!\8. Sept. 28th in -honor of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Taylor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dalziel, Victoria Ave.-1 _ After the guests had arrived Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were escorted to the guests of .honor chairs which were beautifully decorated and placed beneath s large wedding

de-

af-

beil suspended from the chan l ter. The room was artistically dec orated for the occasion, the color scheme being Pink andwhlte.

M-rs. Harry Carr and Mrs. Cl ence Nicholls then entered the room with the basket ci gifts. The basket being decorated with pink and white. -

Mrs. Arthur Garrett opened the

gifts while Mrs. Percy Gregory read the accompanying verses amid peels ‘of laughter. Mr. and Mrs; Taylor. who were much taken surprise thanked their .friends

the collection oi’ beautiful gif which included linen, china and kitchen ware. f

Lunch was served and the de

v ina wee

ars

l'/Y for ts.

-bri

was asked to cut t.he'beautifull_ decorated wedding cake. Dane

was then' enjoyed' until the sms.” hours when all departed wish- ing the guests of honor many ye

of happy wedded life.

Both bride and groom ‘are P09-

ular members of the younger set, Mrs. Taylor being before her mar-

riage, Miss Edith Morrison of the Me opoiitanstaff. _

I’IsIIEB.MAN'B LUCK

, . George

cod

HOLDS IN RAPID

I-I. Eu:hneil went a fishing in the Yuculia Rapids. 120 miles north of here. He hooked a 10 1-2 poiun spring salmon, and when he reeled in he found a cod held the salmon firmly in its mouth. The

weighed 54 pounds.

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BAYII __.-_-

1-wiiii the pick f th world* e e lg

is 0

ndlo.. talent.. your service. lf lain. economy- 0

permit 'Worn tube!

oil our en-

to an 1 ferment. Old or

louse. . ladiatroaa mah a tremendous difference ln

clarity. ali fall. rleh le.”

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‘lhla _column is rescued for or local interest but advertising a newly nature may be Inserted t oolltl n' word strictly payable advance.

stil

nalndii: ron cols' imma" ' "sas

-Club House this afternoon. 3 o‘clock sharp. L-1289-10-12-li.

BENNETT cannot lose.

HEAR. W. Chest/er S. Mcllure, M.

P., _over C. F. C. Y., tonign; from 0 to 9.809. m. _

BUYING Turnips, Potatoes daily

from October eleventh till October seventeenth at ,Railway Wharf. Highest market prices. _' Henry C. Smallwood. Phone Charlottetown 1589-il. L~l25i-10-ll-41.

ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER idth

Georgetown Bus after leaving Cardigan will go by way of 5t,_ 'rex-_ esas, Peakes, Clamlown, Fort Aug- ustus, etc. ` ' L-1250--10-ll.-4l.'

‘Aden LADY- 1.1.1.-'-'rho enor- dian regrets to leam of the yery serious illness of Mis. James Doyle, Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Doyle is in' her Dllnd year. the same as Mr. JD. Rockefeller.

-8. E. DODDS representing Wil-

liam H. Leishman and Company Limited, invites you tp meet hiiri at S. A. McD`onald‘s on Saturday and " Monday, October 12th and 14th.

_ L-1253-10-11-21.

LOADING PRODUCE-Mr. Mol-

vin Jay is loading potatoes and turnlps at York Station at satisfac- tory pricas, being the only buyer at present.

IMIPROVING HIS HOIVIE-Mr.

John ciiirma Hardy. Pleasant Grove, is making quite an addition to his residence. His outbuildings were put in good shape last sum- mer.

I-IEAR. W. Chester B. McLure. M.

P.. over O. F. C- Y. tonight from 9 to 9.30, p. m

S. A. McDONALD takes pleasure

in announcing that the representa- tive of William H. Leishman & Company, Ltd., will be with them Saturday and Monday demonstrat- ing special made to measure suits ` and overcoats. "L-1253-10-11'-21.

S. E. DODDS, representative of

William H. Leishman and Company Limited will be at B. A. McDonald's displaying the season's latest- Brit- - ish- woollens in men's suits and over- coats on Saturday- and Monday.

- L-1-258-I0-ll-21.

COMMUNION AT S'I'. JAMES -

The- Holy Communion twill- be. cele- brated at St- James Church at the morning service tomorrow. All com- munioants are requested to be pre- sent. Strangers and yisitors in the 1 city who .are communicants are cordially invited to participate in the service- .

MEDICAL SOCIETY - Edward

Maddison of Moncton was"electcd president of the 'Halifax Students' Medical Society of Dalhousie ac a meeting Thursday night. Other of- ficers: Vioe-President, Carl Trask. Yarmouth; Secretary; Gordon Lea. Victoria Prince Edward Island; Treasurer, Charles MacDonald, Car- digan, P. E. I.

POLICE COUItT-The defendant in a breach of- the Prohibition Act case which was heard in the Police Court yesterday was. fined $200.00 and costs or three months. in jail. One drunk who ` failed to appear had his bail estreated and a second was fined five dollars and costs or ten days in jail. Judgment for the plaintiff was given in a summary ejectment case.

FEDERAL ELECTION DAY AT

TIIE CHAR.LOT'i`E'I`0WN POST OFFICE -- Federal Election Day, October 14, 1935. the following order of service will be rendered the pub- lic: All wickets will be open from 8 a. rn. to 12 o'clock noon. All mails will be closed as usual, at the regu- lar hours. Letter carriers will make one complete morning delivery and the rural couriers will make their regular trip. There will be no mid- day street letter and' parcel box collection.

OFFTOERS ELECTED--The reg-

ular business mseting of the A. Y: P. A. was held 'on Friday evening, Oct. 4th, at the home of M'r.and Mrs. Amos Rodd, Milt/on. It was decided to change the regular night

of meetirg to Thursday. The fol- lowing _o cers were elected: Presi- dent, Mr. Fred Hooper; Vice Pres., Mrs. Robert Hooper; Secretary, Miss Margaret Coles; ptreasurer, Miss Joyce Hooper. 'About forty mem- bers and several visitors were pre- sent. The retiring president, Mr. Aliiu presided. _ _ I _____.._._.__-._

` Pl‘ITfS_0NALS ' '

Mr, wan? xoiw-, York, is-report-‘

ed very much improved in health.

The Guar1i`ia.n`,is pleasedto learn that Mrs. Isaac Saunders, City, at present at winsloe. is greatly lm- pmvedinhealth.. . .. ._

;_,_-in Mr. Thos. 1-I. Yeo, Union Road,

has taken up his residence in Chair- lottetown.

Mr. -Wallace Wooii-idge, Peakes

Road. was at recent visitor to his old home 'at Covehead Road.

Master Arthur McKinnon has

left on return to Napenee, Ont.. after spending the summer' with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winchester.

Mrs. J. Burke, Cityfwas l recent visitor to her old_ home at Cove- head Road. _

It is with regret that the illriel or Mr. .i. P. puffy is reported. he having taken suddenly ill gn Thursday

imiion. MA¢KENZl

MASS MEETING

o'r1'AwA

cr1:v11...12 p.

RAYMOND BRDWN

Died September L9, 1935,

On Thursday,'september 19th

nlgm. and claimed lor his own

mond. Friends far and near mo

for his gentle disposition and traordlnary qualities of heart

or her spedial friend. He was of Nature's nobiemen, and his fight against the disease which bed him of his strength on the threshold of what promised a

rose abovethe ills of the through the Faith which never

meet his Maker.

‘Whatever is, is best' was the

the conviction that his suffe

God’s providence, but he un

life that all men might imitate

and wait’ and who knows but

ings and the example he Bet others was' more Plci-‘ling to than the noblest wonk which might have accomplished.

The humility of his bearing

conversation gave no true indic

the memory of his friends and will his name be mentioned wit

should have come so soon

him that his ions iight is Over

MacDonald, Richmond; four

Bayside. One sister, Mrs. J- D Lellan predeceased him. On

oortege headed by members Ol

way to his former par G

Solemn High Mass of Réfilllem

John McDonald, assisted bl' Urban Gillis. his parish priest intimate friend, and Rev. Be MacDonald. Rev. Theodore Go

the Sanctuary.

arers were' Linus

roy and Urban McLellan.

Masses' on-'snap

family (5): Rev. JO Il - Rev. Bennett McDonald. Rev

R/e . Phelan

Kenna, Rev. en g .

of t. Jose h's

Dame Academy, g

ls f Grade VIII

ily, Dr. J. B. Brown, Dr. and

Mr nd Mrs

Justin rown, . B1-own, Mrs, A. J. Cole and Home Momtvre. Mr- and M"

B and family, Mr

garet E. Brown. r. . . and-'fa'mily,' Miss Irene McL

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. H. Morrisgz

Mr. and Mrs. om Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McDonald

Oallhghln, MT. Basil McQul.id

M101 is MI'

Mrs. Murdoch MoDoug'a ily, Miss Noreen Johnston, Mr Mrs. Charles Mclivsr. Mr. and T. A, Mcfver and family, Mr Mrs. Jomesn. ocean. Missed and Blanche_MeIve1-, Misses and IQ Brown, Mr. ‘and Mrs bon. Mcoutid mu xmas Miss Alice Gillis,<Mr. and Mrs. Gaudet, Mrs. Catherine lilo

and M11. John lofi. lllll

Charles Hilton, Mr. Peter J Intyre, Miss Bertha Gillis, Mr Mrl. H. F. MoPllo\. Kill mlio

y, Mrs. st. Clair dahant, bel MoAullY MF- and llrl.

ou. xoiioy, in-.Y wiuuu is Mr. William MoD0\llal1, Mill

McDonald, Mr and Mrs.

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lottetown (Basilica) lest Friday

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’ OFCY c||r;§

News , .

1 si>ia:AKs

NIGHT

UHARLOTTETOW

and; "fir AND oven A NATION-wing NETWORK

N 'll' ,' . ` 1 0 mes W 101:() 11 p, m, Atlantic Standard'1‘ime '

At the troop room of lst Char

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iiiioiioossvroeouriirrwo

'I`ll1M.EM0ll|AM

angel or deam dropped down in

soul of Raymond Brown of Rich-

ed when they heard of his passing

mind made everyone with whom came in contact feel that he was

bril

sive ceremony tock place, when Father Mccardle and Mr. H

RK Groas were invested by Asst,

Commi_:sio.ner F-. Driscoll in

m ening. an interesting and im

' a

and Scouters. Mr. Driscoll was slsted by Scoutmaster McMillan, the Field Commissioner.

Brief addrerses were made by

Prov. Comm. and others.

After a short explanation by

Honour was-held.

the 1*- . his me troop (St. Paul'.s meeting, was a

n- ` Murray. Theze scouts, accomp ex- and

he ppc oi iz his of spruce troughs and spent a c one long oh- veiy

cleaned and cooked themselves.

DNS- Rev.

P°'°"' soout lviasior Archie Hume is

presence of Prov. Commissioner J. Morris and about thirty seo

Driscoll, a. demonstration Court

A feature oi' 7th Charlotteto

scriplion of their First Class H by P. L.’s Tom DeBlols and Dur

by scout s. poppin, hiked in point. nine miles from home, we ed SU 1'. made a slee n shelt

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fortable night. They cooked dinn by the roadside on their retu Journey the fo‘lowing day. One ite Of diet WHS fish which they caugh

told are attending Prince of Wales

lose. We are glad to hear

113° proving in health.

$1; Crew held their annual dance

selves. The chaperones were

“ts The ist Charlottetown Rover

Tuesday the sth inst. A large num-

me ber of young people were present,

and all seemed to enjoy them-

CO1- that im

i/V. C. T. U. Notes

‘C°"°i“‘1§‘;_f.f31;-11ss932

Because it hinders recovery from

illness.

.Why do many athletes abstain? Because Alcohol lowers the tone

Oil

MIS. of the body and accuracy of skilled

Mr' A. B. Oosh, Mrs. Frances Holi em is

°f Trainor and Mrs. Wm. Warren.

' Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Parent f

Ike they spent some time at Mr. P

ie 1 at Mrs. Parentiz home at St. M

:J ed) will wear a neckerchiei new t 1 Charlottetown-maroon with oran "burden The patrols are as follow

er sth chorioiteiown (Trinity Unit-1

mov en .

Why are abstnlircrs from Alcoho-

lic Drinks given the best terms from

9- Life Assurance Conipanlcs? '

mf turned from their holiday on Mon- Because it has been proved that

C15-Y U1il11t~ During their 2111521101? even moderate drinkers livc. on an

average, a shorter time than total

T' .

ug ent‘s home in Dougie", NB., and jj'

abstalners. . _

WHY 'I ' .

Because Alcohol ia Never a Tr”

Stimulant but always a “NA!\» COTIC DRUG."

(Alcohol: Its action on the Hum;

sn Organism.) *

MORE BIRDS FOR HUNTEB5

VANCOUVER:-1Phe8£a!lt prospects in- the Fraser Valley t L season were poor. The British Col# umbia game department, however come to the rescue and release& zooo birds in the Mission and. Chilliwack areas. '

ar- ' '

ki' tins. N.B. Mr. Parent. spent part of ¢¢»4+»o-oo»4+oa-cecoonoocemeeu

his holiday attending a conference

' Q o F .

er of Provincial Secretaries in Quebec. 3 Zlon [)’_es rlan

_ asv. G. caabrbr waasriia - iuma'raa.` '

‘Q1 rnor. Louis n. 'rnoarrsos-oi-gram an casa-ions »

4-9-*'94

Q-Q-O-0-O4-O*

iief in which he lived and firm

liant. future servixl but to strength- en his admlrable qualities and with- out giving ,way to vain regrets

he dy

fail

ed to console him and in the bosom of which he went. forth fearlessly to

be in

ings

came from God' it never occurred to him- to probe into the mysteries

The Cubs of this group are work-

ing on model aircraft, which are ln. tended for the Christmas Toy Shop.

Scouts Jack Murdoch, Albert

Gaudet., Geo. Nicholson and vime GFB»Ht_of Montague troop

D0I\i1i\l1€. Miss Mary Larken, Mr. Frank Morrison.

SPIRITUAL BOUQU ETS

Fox-PL. Jack Simmons.

Bull Dog-P.L. Dean Robinson,

Beaver-P.L. P. Simmons.

1 Wolf-P.L. R.. Forsythe. ' The Scoutmaster is the Rev. J.

W. Barbour and the assistants Rol- and Taylor and Lewis Howatt. ' GREY wot.

G.N.R. Week-End

'!l

s 1 -

Panthers-P.L. Billy Hodgson.

MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 A. M.-Tlieine: “The Place and Power of the Wort]

1 of Cod in the Life of the Church."

2.110 P. 31.-Sabbath school and Bible Classes. ~

Buss Solo-"'i‘lic Lord Is In llls Holy Temple"-Hlgdoisr

. Mr. Male-olin McKinnon

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 1'. M.-Theme: “The Ability of Jesus Christ.”

Anllicm-“O 'l`1isie and Sec"-Goss.

“The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him, to

all that cull upon Ilim in truth.” Psalm 145:18. `

a-4+-Q-vo-0-0-0040009000 eo+Hm

--' ._ ';-'J-\.._T'*' I

tioning accepted his lot and lived a

‘They also serve who only stead

spirit in which he bore his suffer

God

and at

of the brilliancy of his mind and it

friends who realized the true extent

Charlottetown; Sisters and Pupils

of Miscouche Convent, Mis.; Ma L9-1'1<¢n. Mrs. Winifred Murp

for

MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY

ion

EIB

in Aulay, Mr and Mrs J J MCG

hy.

Preston and Justin Kelley.

was perhaps only his intim

of his nobility. He will live long

n h

they fain would have him llriilef But rather should they rejoice

Loft ofchozish his memory are Mother. Mrs. James E. Brown. F-i¢h mond, two sisters, Rev. Mother Ma,-y naymond, Notre Dame_Ac emy, Charlottetown; MIS. Linus C~

qu .

a sigh of regret that his passing

Mon-

day, September 23rd the funeral

Knights of Columbus Wended

ish of r

and Rev. F. X. Gallant assist-od choir.R,ev. Martin Monasllim WN

rick Mcivtahon. v Mc

ow Ki gins Supe

lor and Sisters S P C011 vent, superior and sisters of N

Kni hte of Col

bus (2). Pupi 0 IX Notre Dame Convent, Charlotte town. Dr.- J. A. Johnston and fam

Leonard Kratv, . a .

B Mr. and Mrs W

phonsus rown - Mrs. Linus C. McDonald, Mrs. Mar

M J D Mclloillan

-l

Stella. Mr. and Mrs. Urban an, Mr. and Mrs. A. McDougall.

C elius M l

Rev. Urban Gillis and G .

h A McD0n

lg _

che

Jean, Mr.~and Mrs. Harold' Brown. Mr. P. A. ,Mui-naahan. Miss Patricia

I .

and Anna. Miss Uldene McNeill, .

Chari

Gallagher, Mrs. Millie Bilton. Mr.

'Nur-

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ebeil

ever out

ell.

for and

today he is reaping his reward.

his

St. an

b"O

thers, Dr. J. B. Brown, Boston Mass; Justin and Will of Pitts- burgh, Penn.; and AlP1\°11S‘l5 1

the its and

River. ,At St. Patricks Church a

WHS

celebrated by 1115 b°1°"°‘1 Father

Rev. and ett

llant the in

Mc-

'rho pail be .

Neill, Angus Gillis, Frank McDoug- all william Mopousall. Colin C011-

lll is aid, Pat

oire um and

Mrs

H F

Miss Al and

an, and li

ian, and

MI*

and Mrs. A. R. nn . ~ N111

llandf

am and Mrs and

H0!

J. P nnis ltr otte

Me and

lllla

mv AT THE

lltla

Jennie Thompson, Mr, ang M Frank I. Gallant and family, r

G1111-* “-1111 family. Messrs. Fennel

Roches and family. Mrs. Sadie

Brooks and family, Mr. and Mrs Jerry Horner, Mr. and Mrs. H. 11

Charles McDonald Florence Bo

TELEGRAMS

Philip R.ossiter_

FLORAL TRIBUTES

Miss Ina Phillips, Mrs, J, P I”“1S» Ml-SS Mary Pendleton, Mr

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*ay ‘md M9'ri°ni M155 M51`11'1H 52114. New Brunswick and Prince Edward W-SS El-11° Murphy. Miss Home ond Island. The other excursion will

I’S

and Mrs. Charles Mclver, Mrs: 090116 B9»l‘i0W, Mrs. James Mc-

of choice bar aiu far excursions a

_ S e

Tl8ni-‘ill COUVCUT-. Sister-S and PUDIiS being offered to the people of the

friends and do some sight seeing, one to Montreal, Ottawa and To- ronto, lncluding also Quebec City

YY Maritimes to visit relatives an

and Three Rivers, leaving on Fri day, October lBth next, from st

. operated to Boston and New Yom,

leaving the following week on

M . V pr..

*md M1'5~ 1-00 08.1-lilnt, Mrs. Jennie day, October 25th, and will mark

i the first occasion on which one of

‘md Chimdler. The Brennan family. these popular coach excursions has T1$“1511. M13 B-Hd M1`S~ Fred D65 been operated from the Maritim-as

. to take in New Yonk City.

I. It is anticipated many will take

advanta e of the low fares offering

MCP11€€- M188 Eileen I-landrshan to see Ehe metropolis of the 'new

Mr. Nelson Rattenbury, Messrs Cm-_ V511 BIOS.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc.

£i;_t;yre1<dMr. and Mrs. Peter Callag- ing in the world ithe Empire stat Mr .angryMand Desmond Gaudet, Building) nloiig with other .sky

. rs. Preston McDougall, scrapers, Radio City the numerous ` ,

' 1 h h

world where there is so much to at- tract the visitor. The tallest bulld-

M155 Euzabeih B“°l»€. Miss Jessie public buildings the theatres an Fiéhef. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly other places of interest. 1

and family, Wellington Altar Soc.

$2' Ma1'E°1'¢19 C0h1‘0y. Mr. and allowed on both coach excursions.

. us McDonald and family, ln thei caseuof Montreal and 0;.

. ur- awa, ncu ng Quebec City and

i;11;,mmElleen Conroy, Florence Three Rivers, tickets are good

A generous return limit has been

return leaving those cities the foi- lowing Tuesday, October 22nd, and Toronto Wednesday, October 23rd; for the Boston and New York ex-

Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Kratz cursions tickets ill b Kathleen, am.; d ' W ° ¢°°d 1° Brown’ W. F. Brizwmeln/h_‘ nliecrnlslttse. return, leaving Boston not la

ter

than special train, departing at 8:30 p. m. E.S.T. the following Tuesday, 0Ci»0119I‘ 29th. and from New York Wednesday, Oct. 80th.

_ NEVER SAY DIE

G ..

Wdot. Mr. and Mrs, John J. Mc- It is said that we shall pass aw

as a tale that is told."

"But tales that are told dom,

» ' y be

Isaac' L'1276“10'1-3-11 told ngain." m

f “AN EXPLOSION OF THE

L0sT TIME THEORY”

_ Hear

Evflllgclist F. W. Johnston

_UDDFELLDWS IIALL

SUNDAY 8 P. M. ’

You can’t afford to miss it.

Remember Saturday (The Sabbath)

Service at 3 P.M,

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the Baptist Church "“.‘§‘.2r.:

' MINISTER-THE IIEV. A. C, VINCENT, D. D.

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. EVENING WORSHIP '1 0`Cl»0°K sunday sinooi-:.30 P. ni.

Sermon--"In Whom is Canadala Hope?" Dr. vinrent E.-,ning w,,,.,h;|,_7_00 l»_ M_

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Svudcnia at the various schools and colleges, solo-'_~1\¢-.nrer My poo io Thee ..... Carey , £

visitors to Charlottetown are Welcome Ml” Gum F110 _

gA|>1‘|g'|' CHURCH, Sennon-“The llistorlral Figure of Chrbt” _

Excursions

Sister Mary of Lourdes, Sisters __-_

Bhd Pupils of Notre Dame Convent. M-ONCTON, N. B., oct. ii.-'mo H+++o+

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Robert McDonald, Rev. Alex. tions in the province of Quebec east ACI YW. M-\'~ and MPS. Frank Mc- of Riviere Du Loup and Monk, in- U BY. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mc- cluding the Gaspe Peninsula, in nd-

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Trinity United Church .

Ministers: lil‘l\'. IIUGII MILLER, NL A., B. D. llI'§\1'. J. IV. BARUOUR, B. A., B. D.

‘ Orgniiifstz-.\_ ROY KENDALL, L. R. A. M., A. A. G. 0.

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.~'1~.r.....u-~~'i*iii; nivisn or con" Rev. Hugh Miller Ariihcni-“Lii`t L]-i Your Heads" .............. Ililpkills 2.30 P. ll.-Suililuy School.

6.45 1'. M.-Short Orgnn Recital,

Aniluntc in .A .and Allegro i.n C-Henry Smart,

7.00 P. .\I.-Piililiri \‘l'0rSlllp. Scrmiril-“\\`llEN (i0l`| (70fll'lES INTO “IS OWN"

Rev. liugih Miller

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Miss Lena McLure

Visitors uni! Students Corilially Welcome.

Aiornini; .<1-i~\'icc Broadcast by C. H. C. K.

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REV. ll. I). Il.-\Y1\IOND, M. A.. RECTOR.. li. K. Slil£I'll..\ltll-Organlst and Cholrmester.

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8.30 .\. .\l.`-llilly Cuminunioli.

10.00 A. M.-fl`hi: Sunday School. 11.00 A. .\l.-Morning Prayer and Sermon-“The lfliraolo

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Shall Dwell in the Lalvl”

-Sir John Steiner

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7.00 1'. l\I.-itvciiiiig Prayer and Sennoin “The Grace of

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Uilcrtory Antiicni-"i \\`i|l Sing of Thy Power"

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The Presbyterian Church in Canada it

ST. JAMES CHURCH

Minister: REV, ll. MOORIIBAI)-l.EGATE, D. D.

Public Worship:

_ Morning nt liirvcn 0‘rlo1-k and Evening nt Seven.

THE IIOLY (`0T\!.\IIlNl0N Wlllll HE CELEBRATED AT MORNING SERVICE.

Sunday School at 'I‘wo-thirty,

STRANGEIIS AND VISITORS OORDIALLY INVITED.

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