rows... or , _ a P. E. Island“

The Presbytery o! Prince Edward island met in special session at ll a. m. on Tuesday. mambo: out. 1920 -. in Zion Gila-ob Hill. Charlottetown XllflUl§Oll@0lfllI“°dCflDf,a0lI| Charles J. 5t. Clair Jeans. Bummor- ‘ side, Rev. M. Scott Fulton was sp- pdnind Modarator P!“ loin Ind op- ened the mast-lag 1n duo tom».

Those present were Rev. M. Scott Fulton, Moderator pm um. Rev. R.‘ Hensley stsvert. clerk; Rev. Quincy A. Monoawell. Rev. Donald McLean. Rev. Thomas A. Rotter. and Ma's. A. A. MaoNelll, Williun McMillan and John Cameron. Elder.

Others present who were not mem- bereoitheoourtwumliemhihem- dill. @08- Mleaara. Hufli M§WUX"' son and mudilsn Bruce. elders. and lVLr. Archibald McDonald, represents- tlve layman. '

Rev. A. Bharsdan who had been supplying at Montague several weeks

was asked to it and correspond. The clerk stated unit a call ham st An- drew’: Presbyiorlan Church. Sydney Mines. alddrmsed todinv. Quincy A. McDonald Caledonia, had been Ibr- wanisd to him by Rev. William Mc- Thomplon. dork o! tho Presbytery 0t Cape Breton and Newfoundland. ‘Pile call was sizned by 241 members and 253 adherents and was aooom- panied by a glurantee o! $3.500 rale-ry with ihe use o! the manse and globe and the would: four weeks holidays. It was unoved. seconded and carried unanimously that this call be sus-

tained as a regular lospel call and

that it be placid in the hands o! Rev.

Quincy A. McDowell.

Rev. Thomas A. Rooter who had

been asked to represent both the

congregation oi St. Andrew's Sydney. Mines, and the Presbytery o! Capo Breton and Newloundlandspolce in: favor oi’ the call and made a strong‘ plea loi- the translation o! Mr. Mc-’ Dowel]. I

Messrs. John Cameron. Hugh Mc-

Phonon um- Lauolum Bruce eluol-sf mm the m... tion oi Caledonia: were heard in opposition to the call.

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‘Fresh loom the gardens‘

Had l ' -. Year of Growth

1 Underlying Conditions in Canada y j§atisiactory, Bordon Dcclurcs

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l Aylmer Orange . ' _ mnhmmd, m,

accolade 5:25.15:22:22am’.“':.<='.*::::.Z::.»Y""'"::.:.">' m“ “l ‘l’

40 oil». ' 27¢ orgaulmloo of its kind all cmao. “m” - n‘ 3'3"“ °“h’=G'§'t°’*t‘

Aylmer Resnberry Jam A Have you been shopping tlleGroceteria Way? _ - _ "-1" = bein z tur a u. be Aylmer Straw- g ~” ' a ° a‘ W berryJam

Western Guardian

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-BUY ROBES and horse blankets at Bruce's.

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—I‘BESH STOCK rose-colored etched tumbler package Robin Hood Ieapiu Oats at your Grocer.

l298-i-21-lweek.

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underlying business condl- Since C116 DQ611111‘ 0f Our {W0 years tions o! tho country appear quite setisiactory. Whatever recession is in o?! llopxis o! moderate degree and 00110 0f limited duration," d0- __ Robert Borden, President rlQJITCrbWa Life Insurance Cum- in his address at the Twenty- iilntl‘) Annual Mcctlng oi thc Coin- held in ‘Ioronto un January 28th.. l Referring to recent occurrences in lheBtock Markets, Sir Robert stated: "Itwh isnportant at a. time like the b“ v fro. the public to know that thgi¥rjceftfmajorlty o! Canadian Lilo Companies have llevcl" at, ‘lily tlmc ‘invested lllorc than c. very‘ Mall fraction oi thclr funds in conl- ___IAII‘.(.TURE ON JAPAN B! Miss llmlfifiimlw- m“ 5° m" immml M. A. vmzlav-m the Epworth Hall little 01" no direct loss in conscqucncoon q-hursday evening M.” M A blnthe present debacle. For instance, Vemy gave l graphic descflpuon o" ou; Company has less than 2% oi’ its m, m “pm n m. Dream “ma, Wmlhmsentcd by “mm” “mks describing their dress 5nd cusmmg @4534 already immtcd °“t- m” ‘mspln a very interesting manner. Miss M these “'15 1:55 Wm‘ "heir Vcazcy commented on the recent present market valuc. 1 believe this mvcdcbrauon m Japan of the sevmm typical 0i, the condition oi most oilcm nimiversary o, nusslonuy work u1,v,°}.,$"h'9‘ m” °°"‘Pm“°5-" In Japan but minted out that al- , The financial statement llftSClltClllzhcugh u.“ country now hm its bv",ih¢- G°n°F=1 lliilil-ECCF- M11 11- Rqown Protestant churches with Jap- “Stephenson, showed that thc Crownmcw mh-nsm-s, were w” Mm a l-lliihad ‘a rear o! vigorous srvlvthlgrooo need for mission‘ workers. llt“l929.'l~lcw policies amounted toi Espcglany are they needed 1n ‘he

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-rr:sn BOSS-MILLER. melt and milk lox biscuit for large and healthy litters. Sold at Braces.

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-F.\IRBANKS S '1' A N D A B. D SCALES with bag rack, nickelled weights, clcavlses and brass sliding poise, sold at Braces. 1440-24-21.

35c Come and share in Qe outstanding values "_'_ 41c

do... Rlovlola Marven’s Sodas

Standard ifluallty lflnmllllles 2=-¢-23c: 2 ""’j{_°°"§., Io. 2y, till (Unit, 0 tlns to a customer). - ‘ ' 2 ° °". '52." i236 ACarnpbelPls

-A Lux ToiletSoapl pwsrmce"

3 “my! g 20c ekoe Tea Tomato Soup 2 21c

C

oz_. jar

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4.1mm HEARTS, liver and lungs packed assorted in 100 lb. boxes, sold rlght at Bruce's. 1440-24-31,

ill-Tone

(Bulk) Il/AIY FLOWERS LUX.

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llo. 2 lln, No. 5 slevle (Llmll, 6 tins to s customary l carham M _Ik . J y I

2, "gallons 23c

for St. Charles Milk

tlns

Choice Pink Salmon

2 l ‘lb.

ims Rangoon Rice

fillllllllll‘

Shredded Wheat 2 pkqs. l’

nottro on xrttoclvs 5 m. bag coma runes

Choice Green “Gage Plums

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$3°l°§5.5.,2_'~3 the Imam laws 111 tlwlsooiol work amongst thc poor oi the. history of Ilw Cvmlnny. bringing ihv-‘oitzco. The llclvspaptrs in Japan totaliusuljoncc in force to $121,765; m; only 1m wllllng w 1191p the 094. The average size of all policies in mjgiohatlfis by publishing anything forgo‘ is $2.205, with an overuse an- m connection with the work oi’ the

lsqod assets was 0.20%.

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- nualf premium of $71.52.

Church and much benefit is derived

£l'.'he cash premium incomc was $3,-< therefrom. The Japs as a nation are

000110031 and thc cum: from in- vcstlileilty‘ $743,181.91. Including a smllll payment into the sun‘ Pension Flljhtlpiho‘ total cash income was 04.165.31.210.

Thc average rate oi intcrcct recl-

The interest in arrcar on mortgage loans is lesothan one fifty-filth oi one 1m- oeht. Tncbmount in nrrcol‘ lcss than one month was $980.07, bctlvz-cn one null two luontilv, $55.80, bctlvccn two and three "months, $42.50, niulzhlg [llc total qrrcgrs o! interest on mortgages $l,0’lB;§fl.,.,l~Io brokerage or lcgnl cx- Pfinselnflfi been incurred on mort- ssnseolillnc. - Blllldltltnd debentures total $4,252,- 67§.6,l,.§l‘rciel'rcd Stocks $202,470.00 and _.Common_ Stocks $274,250.00. Na intdrest or dividends are in arrcar on ‘iii?! securities.

Pflmcnvlis to policyholders by'way orfdeath and total disability claims will @96,1‘62.30 and the amount of divldondltnllottccl to policyholders wllolmderably increased. The total payment-into policyholders or their bohellclllrlcs amounted to $l,400,6lii.-

'.1."l1t":'fll't!£.2‘.llt Directors were llll rc~ elcutfni for thc rustling year,

Cord of Thonks

, Douglas and izimlly. Stan. ll v to thank their friends who ed so klnrllv in the SlCRIlCHII éniildewth cl.‘ his lather; also the I tors from the liillcrcnt churches ‘ jfinlslance. '

. town. recently ’ \

ldcsirous of world peace. They are idoing a splendid work lrl Korea,

‘although relations are rather stroll-led between the Koreans and Jsps, but it. is chiefly on account o! potty ofllclaldoln rather than any bad feelings on the port or the people. ‘Miss Vcazcy paid a splendid tribute to the work oi’ the doctors and nur- SOs in Korea. Speaking on the work or the Jrqrnntsc in Korca the lecturer made special mcntlon of the tact that thc language ol the Japs is compulsory in the Korean schools. The religion of the Koreans is more individual and they arc great lovers or the Bible. Miss veazcy painted out that there was still a great nccd for moucy for the work in Japan to keep up the Chllstlalr schools that rvrlyvono might sflll, feel that whal, they give lo missions is well worth whilc. Rev. J. P. C. lh-aser "tendered a vote oi’ thanks to the distinguished visitor- and regretted thc fact that they were not b0 h!" the pleasure o! Miss Vcazeyk com: pany on Sunday as she will be in Charlottetown. 5

---Hor many friends will be delighted in lcarn that Mrs. Charles Ramsay‘ of Summcrsldc is htnne again and steadily improving altar hcr rcccnt illness. 5

Grnmlnloiller knew-Elle Clad llllnarrPa

Eastfern Gaardibn

..'F0lt SALE-One 4l§ H. P. lliasscy Harris Stationery Engine, in pcricct condition. Apply, Joseph Lamligan, Montague. 1550-24-31.

..‘DlED IN SOUBlS-On Sunday. January 20th, at Sourls, P. E. L, Wil- liam A. Vaughan. o! Halilax, N. 8., utter a lingering illness o! paralysis. Interment at Sourls. (Hal-Tax papers plcnse copy.)

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, mlvilas Emma McCormae, teacher

_ at St. Georges. spent the week end at

‘her home ln Georgetownoh-A. l

l mm. Davlson, Lower Montague.

mcccntly visited ocorgatownw-A. ..'Mr. Percy noudrsaillt,‘ Geomo-

visited ltarleon-g-A.

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l ..'3.ir. Eugene Malabar-subar-

: lotteuiwn. recently

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These men spoke ln glowing terms ol the good work which had been done by' m.‘ McDowell mow Caledonia congregation during the past two and one-halt yea-r and how sorry they would be to loee him. But while they would feel the lose very keenly they would not wish to put anything in his way should he feel that he should ae- ctpt the call to Sydney Mines. *- -

Mr. Archibald lib-Donald spoke in behalf or the people o.’ Murray Har- bor South to whom Mr. McDowell had been giving supply for a year or more. He hul done much to mengthcn

going would be a grcalt loss. to them. be and the nest Ql the people would not wish lo stand in his way i! he felt thntthiswisaoalloiflodtoalar- gel- sphere or service.

Mr. Molmwell said that while he h.- gretted very much having 1,0 leave the people o! Caledonia who had done so much to make his two and e hall years in their congregation so pleas- ant, he nevertheless ielt that this was a cell to God to a much larger sphere of service and‘ that inert-tore he hsd decided loloozpt the call tn the 8t. Lilith-ow’: Church, Sydney Mines. .

It wss then moved by lte-v. mos. A.

‘ , seconded by Mr. William Mc- Millan and carried nlmously that the Rreslvytery ooqulosoo 1n Mr. Mo- Dowell‘: drision to accept one call.

Rev. Mr. lfiilkon, R-ev. Mr. Rodger. and Rev. Mr. Stavert 111890116 05m! wodwoltwhicb bad been done by Mr. McDowell at Caledonia Upeolllly flntmg m, yum-lg B00910 there and also o!‘ his having taloea such good one o! several of the vacant congregations round about Caledonia. ‘Huey would iecl his loss kecnlyinlhePNebytely butlihohad decided o: merit the osll oi Sydney Mina they would all Join in wishing QM sreefl- .

my. Thou. A. more: wfll appointed

clued vacant on Sunday, January‘ 10th. Rev. w. Rodler‘ was slso'ap-

the oluso m that plum but while mo‘

2 Lbs. c

Special Blendl Coffee l

2 mo 21¢

" _ 3 pkgs.

2

o»... ‘Brllilll not» zlll. llag $1.19

l lb. hag m

l d 30c Toilet»

I ' Paper v V rolls

1c

Marl/en's ‘ Sodas Dinner Pulls

Each

l i.’ . 2

l I , - l - » .

Columbia q Matches “

3. 23¢] j

Toll , own» w wrsstmczl.

‘song... Butter 2. lbs.8i1c

Pears , Light Syrup "Ila. 21in

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Plums

Tall tins‘ 23C P and G

Soap 39c

Cakes‘ i. Lombard

_-@__¢

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mg 1o him-their best wishes low: n PRIZE AWQRDS speedy recovery. |

The clerk was “km m mmrdmnkél‘ E l Poultry Association's Show, csle with Rev. Ml". Muir ' ‘

"aaydmzl Jm. 28th. l9a0( "this letolution. 1 _

Rev. lvllr. Fulton, collvcucr or tile:

, . _ , y M: L. A. HAZARD. Judge otflhow sflwds budget ‘lcmmmx’ “phfl All3CDllfl3-~1Sl2 hdnLI. Sinclair.

b39113‘; m‘ "gassed afienlgfi tixoffigi Elli! Cochin. Bantunis—lst Cock, mill-ll" “B . la - t , . krd. "lllw-‘d if‘ m“ m’ “l” "““F°" “ml KGll3tllf;sfl,sl':s2h1-t:,en4ti1l{ctf:ll:, its, m: wllllwaltil" “mum d‘) m‘ “‘-°““°$“ m} H911. 3rd cooker-cl, 4th pullct. 1st pen N158 6V9?! 4°11“ °l “s “‘n°l"’mwt' ‘ lolcllpdas. Power; Ird cock, 3rd hen. m" M“ B“°"“‘““‘. ‘fhm. “pfml lsl: and 2nd 4th ckl, lst ilnd 2nd pul- fm‘ I- f” "llmlits ‘“3“"‘““Z"“‘ ‘My l let. 211:1 pen told). George Dslziel; on Prlngg Edward island 41nd,‘)! 119'" 3rd pullct. a. It. Harrington; 2nd hen. he had cnjoycd the. wojxlc hcro. ‘they Al“ T_ Co,“ V‘ Plwblml’ um“ “‘.‘J°“m°‘1- w m°a§__ Dorklngs—l‘st cock. lst hen. 1st It U16 Oflll 0i U10 mflllfilillltll‘ and. cm-kerek], 1st punet‘ J’ our“!

01M! 0f Wlhlflhhmlblwnilllllmwmé wig!‘ rencned Flinburgs-lst hen. H. L be given and t.o mc. tag was osc é 305w,“ with the benediction by Rev. l‘.ii‘.| Fulton, moderal/oi- pro tam. /_ , l

LESSON TO BE LEARNED

.111 the newer corn lthore are all kinds o! systems designed to prevent over-choking oi the engine in start- ing. '.l‘herc is a lesson to bc learned‘ from the tact that engineers have felt compelled to spend so much time and money developing such da- lvlocs.

ma, am oooliorolilolmiiu punotm. “Boswell; 21m, am cock. m. lifdllltll. 1st cockerel-D. Gibson.

Brown Leghorns-Ast cock, 1st lion. m. cockcllcl, 2nd‘ cock, 2nd and let pullet. Rose Valley Poultry Yards.

Burl Icghm-ns-lst cook. flhdJlflll. 1st Cookerel. let. 3rd pallet, .1. Cur- ley; 1st hen. 2nd,\:ockerel, 3nd pur- let-J. Whitloolr. _ , ' - ‘ Black Mlnorcaso-Jst cook. T. Mills; ‘ iatfsrd. hen, 1st and 2nd oockerel. lat -and 2nd and 3rd pullot. W. J.

Thorns. o _ ‘ 1- - ' A. 0'; v. Orbington. 1st cock. l. Mc- noon. ' _ ‘: q», _- '

‘Plymouth “Muff-lit. ma" .3114 o‘ t. lit-ion} lst consul-ab mi point. Jiiromnlu; 2m: ‘m lion. mallow-m; in boo, ilndpookerll.

i4‘ ‘a *"?“°" 33.06%

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1 l . _ . out. first“. m’ ooolurel- M Vila»: L. not . _

; White Lcghorns-lst cock. 2nd hell.’

Oudmorc; sou" neli. . am bocksrel. .1.-

. Int I ‘iullot. "Palmoluoq;

A. o. V. tvyanslottes-Ast cock. 1st hen, E. McLennnnq

Any other varlety~1st hen, '1'. Mills. .

Imghorns, Isl. pen young. 1st pen old, Rose Valley Poultry Yards; 2nd pen young-ll. L. Boswell.

Plymouth Rocks. 1st pen (old). B. Pound; "ist pen young, J, Melanie: Bullpen young}... Boswell.

Mlnoroas. lstcand 2nd pen younl. w. Cudniore.

Orglertone-lst hen youns. Mills. . » . ‘

Ethode Island Reds-lat pen old. l". Blanchard; 1st pen young, W. Cud~ more. ' '

Wyandottes-lst pen young. Mrs

T

l J’. A- Hlllhed.

r Standard nun Orpingtons-lst cool. ‘m and

and and cooker-cl. lst and zadpullot r. mus." .

. ~Utlllty l sun Qrpingtone~lst moans heir. m. ‘and and millet, J. w. imam-

Y4>r~

Mleflregor. _' ‘ a . . vlgnlte loeIlinrns4-lst~ cooled» mo. let pullet. m o.-;w.;aoomn; 2nd

no bullet; a. vllhitloox; indwell- crel, ll. “UNI. "Ind eookirel, 0. ms-

hen, 1st o... old. sndpou youni. o. Frauds! ‘ind owns.‘ RI, smtom‘: one lien. maaesnsooowou1¢ and!!!

2nd hen. A. v. Gibson; 2nd m "

.. 2nd. mioawnil. . or; m pen oldilrt pen young-a. w, cock, Ind lien‘; lstooekerel. mu end,

erte. . , ,- _ __ ‘ Rhoda nuns moi-lat cook.‘ m

. W. Prowse.

Best v Record or Peltormance-lst hen, Mrs. Fred Moliaren: ‘Audi-Ian. H. M. Hyde. ~ ~.

Junlqr’ petition-lat ‘ , lat pullet, .1. Wbitloflk. Jr.: 2nd. oookerel. 8rd pullet. J. l-lomby; 3nd pullet. Helen MoGrIIW '

. rtlalqlvs male. over i you‘. llt. NIB- n. .1. oal-mlollrol. Bropzenialo hatched lilo/lat. l... Bqswell; 2nd. Mrs. Carmichael. \ iemale hatched i920. lat and 3nd. L, Boswell.

Gill! _ Toulouse ofir 1 You’. male. lst. G- Boswell. - '

Toulouse over 1 year, iemale, m 2nd, G. Boswell. . l linden over ,1 year. mole, 1st, c. Boswell.

molded over i year, iemale. 1st and

mm‘. nmnois 1m._mo1e. m. 1-- Boslvellf , '

mm hatched m0. lefllhle. m. L neswoil. _ soowou, ma, o; sqwou. § s. o! y. om 1 you. 1mm. lat. L. eonellqiuo‘ Ctjoowell- v ‘h. ow. hatched mo mule.‘ m tad one. r. squall.

ma neonli. b. Boswell. .

A. O. V. over male. ill L. “

A. o. v. hatched 1m impetus

A. o. v. hatcllzil 1:22. Duck. Mi, Curley. . DIESSED POUIIIRY ,.

boot palr cooker-eh, i=1 m an Mrs. D. J. Cdrlrllchrcl, 17nd, J. H McClregor. ,

B”; “l; fowl, 1st illlil 2nd. 0 norm; are. Mrs. .1. w. Meow

no!“ dozen packed for export-l“ Mrs. DwJ. carmlcllsel; 2nd and at" Gaol-go McDonald. < ~

means ~_

‘Angora Rabbits. pair, 1st and M Mrs. Matheaon. ‘ Chinchilla "rabbits. lmr- "l- “j Gudmore- ,' I zoos o

3"; “.57; gwclgls, 1st W. Prowl.’

chard.

9114-35, 1st C. mflloal. mas. m. Bolt 30 600011. xQnsc specials. »_ Mrs". xra Bodd- d, jut, 30 dot. case Evtras, lit a xfld; C. Phfifd- V‘.

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SWEEP OUT any snow v urns snow tracked into the w"- al-y, it u" all rlsht w m" l‘ °“‘ * ocean itls melting. it will I ‘M "w; t5, 91.5mm; job that mill harder‘ at?! later date. ’

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