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BBADALBANI—OD Sunday, April 21st. the service 1n the Presbyterian 9111111111. Bradnlbsno, will be at 8 p. rn.

ROSE VALLEY-There will be ser- vfee 1n connection with the Presby- terian Church 1n Canada. 1n the 0r- ange Hall, Rose Valley, on Sunday, April 21512., at 11 a. m. All are 00r- dlally invited.

FAIXNG SCHOOL-In reportln!

B. was ornlitted. It lei-Grade 8 Jr., Fanning School: 1, Ruth Montgom- ery; _2, Elwin Mountain.

UNITED CHURCH SERVICES In Hunter River Charge, Aprll 21, 1920: A. E. Chapman, Pastor; 11'n.m. Wilt- shlre; 2.30 p. m., Hampshire; 7 p. m. Hunter River

BELFAST PRBSBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunday, April 21512., 11 s. m. and 7.30 p.m. Mr. Rodger will preach at both services.

BROOIEFIELIF-The service 1n the Brookﬂeld congregation on Sunday, April 21st, will be at Hunter River 7 p. in: S. School 10.30 a.m.; Young People's Meeting at Hartsvllle 7.30 p. m.

STAIJLEY BRIDGE AND NORTH RUSTIOO—There will be Divine Wor- ship 1n the United Church, Sunday, April 21st, at. Stanley Bridge, 11 a. in, and 8.1’. Nomi Riisiico, a p. m. Rev. 11.5. Bishop, Minister.

WATER RATES: A few water tak- ers have 111" paid their rates for the current. quarter. Alter Monday the 22nd all unpaid servlces will be shut

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IMPERIAL WELSH SINGERS- Coupon tickets now on saleiby mem- bers of Gyro Club also JBKIliESDYTS and. Reddins Drug Store for concert. Prince Edward Theatre, April 29 and 30. This Will be the inst chance of hearing these talented artists. Secure your tickets now, 3268-4-17-41.

UNTIL JUNE FIRST, we pay the freight charges on Rugs and Carpets to be Shampoo Cleaned, Sized, Alter- ed or made over into new Rugs. Send for catalogue with price 11st. Mari- time Rug Works Limited, Saint John. N. B. 3-16-Stf.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH — Early prayer meeting at. 10 a. m., Rev. Dv. Ramsay will preach at morning service, and Rev. Hammond Johnson in the evening. The Choir will ren- der sullable music at each service. Sabbath School and Bible Classes meet at 2.30 p. m., and the Junior Congregation at 11 a. m. Everybody welcome at all services.

WINSLOE SERVICES-Services in the United Church of Wlnsloe for Saturday next, April 21st, will be us follows: Wirisloe North at 11 a. m; Winsloe South at 3 p. m; Hlghﬂeld at 7 p. m. Kindly remember the spe- cial congregational meeting at High- fleld on Tuesday, April 23rd. at 7.30 p. m. Rev. G. A. Grant, Minister.

PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH SER- VICES, Kerislngton and Freetown, Ap- r11 21st. 10 a. m. Sunday School; 11 n. m. Morning Worship; Subject "Floivers that grow 1n the Gloom"; 21 p. in. Freetown; 7 p. m. Evening wor- slilp. ,Subjecl'. "Gideon's call to Leachrshlp." Wednesday 7.30 p. m. Midweek Service; Friday 7.30 p, m., Young People's Society. Rev. T. Lewis Williams, B. A., B. D., Minis- ter.

SCHOOL DAYS LIBRARY FOR TIGNISH-A very pleasing function look placeln Tlgnlsh Convent on the 5th inst. when the School Days Library, presented by Mr. Adam Andrew, was unveiled before a large gathering of the lending citizens of the district. A fine program was presented by the pupils under the d1- rectlon of the Sisters of the Convent after whlchthc unvelllrq of the Llb- rary took place. Expreaslon of ap- preciation were made bga number of those present. and Mr. J. A. Bernard, one of the Trustees was directed to forward to the Chief Superintendent '01’ Education a. letter, gratefully ack- nowledging the magnificent gift of the Library. M153 Annette Morrlssey also forwarded i; letter of apprecia- tlon on behalf of the pupils. The Llbfﬂfy 18 1111118 on extensive one. containing s large range of subjects 1n handsomely bound volumes.

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_ Having heard that our issueyThe Grand Cen- tral Market, Limited, 1s being offered in the Mari- i time districts, and 1n view of the fact that the pres- , ent. time we have not authorized any offering to be made in this district, investors are herebyinotil fled that the Association Development Corpora- tlon Limited, who are sponsor-mg the GrandiCen- tral Market in Toronto, have not, and do not in- tend at the ‘present time ito melee any offer of

their issue in the Maritime Provinces.

Any persons representing or soliciting on Be- mlsrepresenting t-he facts, and we would like to have full particulars as to

the school standing for March, Grade .

half of our concern a.

whom these parties may ter to our offices in

The Commerce and Transportation Building, Toronto

Associated Development Corp., Limited

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LOTTERY-Ina card table lotter- led by the Junior C. W. L. was won by Miss Katie Coyle, Great. George St, No. 30. being the lucky number.

W. C. T. U. MEETS-The Young People's Branch of the W. C. T. U. met on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ray Pendleton, Euston Street. The omeers were elected for the coming term and an enjoyable ev- ening was spent by all. All future members are cordially invited.

J. W. ROBBLEE will receive from Tip Top Tailors the longest made to measure organization 1n the world, a hcphy for competition either base- ball or golf. This to be decided at. a. later date. Trophy will be on dis- play Friday, Apr1l25th, at J. W. Rdbblews stone, 135 Gt. George St. Remembe , Tip Top Suits $24, made-to-measure. One price only.

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zioivcuuncu-"oiir age 1s more engrossed 1n the Kingdom of God than ln the Church of Christ." We prefer to worship Him mainly through the service of the public. This 1s against the genius of the New Testament. ‘The Minister will discuss "Worship and Service" 1n the morning. Last Sabbath was our best afternoon attendance this year, Let every boy and girl be present at Sabbath School; also the Bible Clos- s-es. The Evening Service will be somewhat commemorative of the Se- cond Battle of Yyres which com- menced Aprll 22nd, 1915. Here the 8th Battalion experienced the first gas attack. “David and his mighty men" is 17o be the Sermon topic. Ap- propriate music will be furnished by the Choir.

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The people of Donagh have also a daily morning mall. delivered almost as early to them, as to the reslderils of Charlottetown; also the old his- toric Johnston's River: Poll was ever ln their district, which goes to show the people of Donagh were always progressive even 1n the early days. No doubt “Observer” will say, “no wonder I could not ﬁnd Donngn with Johnston's River their address rind Donagli the name of the school dis- trict. No other place on earth has

a. little twisted, like the Irishman 1n New York, who was sleeping ll] his

ﬁreman woke him up. Pat grabbed his pants and put them on front; side behind. Sometime after the ﬁreman seeing Pat nioplng around asked him if he was hurt. “No. not hurt," said Pat, “but badly twisted." However, {he Post‘ OlTlcc was named after the river, which runs into the (llstrlct, and the school bears ilie name of the birthplace of the ﬁrst settlers, who came to Donagh. 1 might add there are other places similar, the Johnston's River West which 1s k-nown us MK. Ryan and Johnston's River. It 1s one district, their address for many years was Mt. Ryan, which ‘iviis the mine of their office, and to- day their church is known as Mt. Ryan Church and their school, which is beside the church 1s Johnston's River School. However “Observer” says Mt. Ryan and Johnston's River are on the niap. This 1s ‘a. prlvilege a. district must be proud of. as we 1n Donagh feel pleased, marked Don- zigh aiid Johnston's Rlvcr, so we are on the map twice. Congratulations Mt. Ryan and JOhil5i0ll'S River.

reflect 0n niiiny districts from evi- dent malice against those places, which 1s clear ‘io all but he has only succeeded 1n breaking

greatest commandments “Love thy lng Doniagh on the map 1n two plac- es. D0117. let Observer be meaner

to show his face when he committed his awful crime. I-nm, Sir, 910.. JOSEPH TRAINOR ‘Ii-nstee

THE LATE THOMAS CREIGHAN

The death occurred at his late res- idence 132 Minto Si., Dorchester, Mass, o1 Mr. Thomas F. Creighan, formerly of P. E. l. The lute Mr. Crclghan was born in Johnston's River, P. E. I., where lie spent his childhood.

He ivns favorably knoivn in this ciiy, where he spent several years. He later moved to the States, where he conducted a. bakery.

Besides his widow (Miss MeCourt) of this city, he leaves several sons and daughters to mourn.

The following brothers and sisters: Mrs. E. Trainer, of Mslne, Mrs. W11- llam O'Brien, Wnicrdale, P.E.I., Mike of Maine, Bernard, of Boston; Jam- es of western Canada. The late John and Francis Creighim ‘of this city were also brothers.

Mrs. Rose Quinn was another sis- ter.

LETTER 0F SYMPATHY To Mrs. Robert Bulman, North Rus- tlco. P. E. I.,

Dear Frl-sndz-On behalf of the members of its Women's Missionary Society, we desire at this time to tender you our sincere sympathy 1n the loss you have sustained by the death of your life long partner.

Although few of us realize the loneliness and sorrow such separa- tion brings, yet we wish you to feel that. your friends are mindful of you.

We would remind you that there 1a One who ls "full of compassion and tender mercy," who understands all

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