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WANTED - OLD PERSIAN LAMB
Fur. 170 Prince Street.
uf; For Sale 7 also-e-za-1 week. cms s°c,e,y_
'U _ 2 NEWLY FRESH. WANTED T0 BUY SMALL HOUSE 5;)I;E_ Ernest stone, Comwan or buiiding"lot'in or near City. _ 5990_6_37_m_ Apply Box B. care Guardian. market. Zip-o.
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I. SALE - OLD PAPERS, 5 hats bundle. Guardian Office. 1 2-4-if.
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~» - SALE - 6 ROOM HOUSE IN hilris West. Apply to Mrs. Inw- leice Lanigan, Souris West. _ - 5246-6-13-Satdi.
‘i- iiil SALE - AN OLD FASHION- silranklin heater and several Illel' heaters and cooking stoves. glply 89 Rochford. 5995-6-27-21.
ml sAl.l-:-CHOICE CLYDES- hie mare, Island bred, weight, ilio. J. A. Miller. Fi-enehior-t. - - 5531-6-24-ii
‘I SALE - REGISTERED AYR- lhire Bull, 3 years old. Good rec- ord. J. T. Inman, Bt. Catherines, lonsllaw, R. R.. 3. 5981-6-26-3i.
~= SALE-TWO GOOD MILK lows, Ayrshire Jersey. Fred W. llnslam, Stone Cottage, Bradsl- blne. 5988-6-26-Zi.
0 ll. S ALE - REGISTERED Shui-thorn bull; 16 months old- lire won championship in Dual Purpose Class. Provincial Exhibi- tion, 1930. W. W. Crosby, Com- vaii. 5997-6-27-21.
Teachers Wanted
' ran _ A rmsr cl.Ass - eller for Mt. Stewart School. supplement $175.00. Apply to G. li. Clark, secretary. 8969-6-26-3i.
DEATHS, RESIGNATIONS. ETC.,
cause constant vacancies for Post- men, Postal Clerks, Customs Clerks. Stenographers,' etc. ln- formation free from M. C. C. Civil Service School Ltd., Toronto 10.
M. H. W. June 6-1!-20-27.
BECOME EXPERT' BARBER.
through ou.r special low cost course. Hundreds of successful gmduates. Write Moler Barber College, 578 Barrington, Halifax.
Oct. 14-tts-tf.
YOUNG WOMEN DESIBING T0
enter August class of North Adams Training School for Nurs- es, North Adams, Mun, please write Superintendent promptly. School qualifies pupils for Regis- tration in Massachusetts. Provides monthly allowance, and privilege of six months' course at Bellevue Hospital. All expenses paid.
N-5-ts-ill.
Salesman Wanted
MEN AND WOMEN - WIDE PUB-
licity given to gardening and fruit growing makes the selling of our guaranteed quality trees and plants a steady profitable occupa- tion. Weekly pay, illustrated equipment and real sales co-oper- ation. If interested in making money write Luke Brothers Nurs- l eries, Montreal. S. V. .lu_ne2‘l-90.
To Let
T0 LET - SUMMER COTTAGE
at Rocky Point. Apply to Mrs. Mohler's Store. 6000-0-27-di.
UIIER WANTED FOR DUN- ltafinage School. Supplement 0200.00 First Class, $175.00 Secondn R H. Court, secretary.
5965-8-28-3i.
ANTED-FOR. PLEASANT VAL- lll School, No. 104, First or Sec- ond Class Teacher. Supplement 015.00. Hugh F. McKay. Bec- Marv, Box 1sl,nreadnlbane. me-e-21-al.
" -* FDB SPRING VALLEY District No. 100.’ s First 'f ~ Teachensupplement $150.00. - -K. Champion, Secretary. ~ . 5841-6-25-4|.
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D-EXPERIENCED FIRST
vr Second Class Teacher for .Nor- ltro school. Supplement $150.00. Alexander Douglas, Secretary, lfwnswn. sass-s-as-ai.
g D-A FIRST Ol SECOND . » Teacher for Kingsboro H001. Protestant preferred. Suv- ' nt $100.00. Waiter Young. "‘ i-BW. East Blltic, P. 0-. llnslbero. sim-s-as-si.
.Imp _ AN uxvllalsuclm zleoher lm- st. l>eh»ielr'r school- iluplemeni aialloo. A plv Joshua lorlnni, ri-ederiotoria. P. ll. r. , . sm-s-as-ai
Miscellaneous
-`~' ALFRED MeDONA!.D. P80- 'M 1-and surveyor. Harman-
M03-0-l0-l month.
3"* NS. iislleniullery, ` Smalllvares
"“{,',"“°~ Um me wlllu coe- .':.‘.~...°::°..':‘.'~; '“°°"°'n
- Phh and
, "*°'"'°ri. sta. land for
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TO LII'-FURNISHED lDOM¢ 170
Prince St. M04-6-23-61
T0 LET-HOUSE, ALL MODERN
conveniences. May be seen from 3 to 5 p. m. Apply Bynes Bakery.
5800-0-25-31
T0 RENT -- HlA'l'lD LARGE
three roomed suite with sink, hot and cold water, private bathroom, with balcony facing Kin! SQUID- Appiy "K' Guardian. 505|-6-30-Si.
__1;_ To LET FOR. IIOLIDAI IIONTIIS
A neat bungalow at Malpeque Comer, suitable for a fsnlily on vacation. Apply to I...~D. MacNutt, Malpeque, or to the 'Iburist As- sociation either their' Charlotte- town or Bulrlmerside oihca.
BWI-6-28-3i
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r'ndN - - o J. Henan plays Geo. Peake-
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follows: 11 a. m. Wiltshire; 3 p. rn.
VIII, IX and X. In the three class-
rgu. PUBLIC SERVICE GUAB' Wong); wmnp 1-0 ggw 101|, as ninety-two girls took the course nursed S“1‘“RD“°,"B,‘:“d°"§,°_‘,f; ue at home- Sevior machine nec- which consisted of ren lessons .WIRE also y* nuns" t CSSSYI. N0 EIIIDI. 0501.110 NBCK- taught by Miss ma Gunn and M155
~ s. Large Asso men, _
xiliieercfiliervalue. Liberal com- :gg 8_C°mpmy’ Dem" M7' T" Dorothy MacKenzie., two of the
missions. Complete self-selling - Red Cross Nurses. The presentation
of the cards was made by Miss
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Teachers Federation on the Execu- tive of the Prince Edward Island Division of the Canadian Red
THE ONLY nickle drink on the
MARRIAG ES
MACARTIiUR»~MACLEAN- John Maynard MacArthur, Arlington, Lot 14. and Lillian Olga MacLean. Birch Hill, Lot 14, on Tuesday. June 23rd, at 7.30 p.m.. in the United Church. Rev. W. E. Aitken ofliciaied. '
PALMER-HINMAN-At Winnipeg, Man., .lnne 24, mal, Mrs. Ethel car- ruthers Palmer, formerly of Tignish, P. E. I. to George Walker Hinman,
Harvard 1898, since February 1906,
‘ Nursing Latin Instructor at Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, Mass.
III MEMORIAM
In fond and loving memory of
Geo. S. mrter who departed this 'life June 27, 1930.
Gone but not forgotten. Inserted
by his wife and sons. 8016-6-27
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Mrs, W. II.
Spence who departed this life June 28, 1930.
Today I am thinking of some one
Who was always kind and true Whose smile was s ray of sunshine
Edna, that some one was you.
Just when your life seemed the
brightest,
Just when your years were the best You were called from this world of
sorrow
To a home of eternal rest. -
When -- the shadows of night is
falling
And I sm sitting all alone To my heart there comes s longing If you dear Edna could come home. Inserted by Husband.-
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IN MEMURIAM
In loving memory of my dear
daughter and sister Edna Bell, Mrs. Honeywell Spence. who died June S8, 1030.
A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still. A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled.
Surrounded by friends. we are
True hearts that loved' you in life,
l coauwau. rasroaar. charse. ‘"
Ju" Fm: K1°5"'°° at n °' ma ~ The city schools closed ymterday iiam Moran, ex-member of the NW D°m1°|°° it 3 P- “L7 °°'°'°w°' for the midslunmer vacation. The school Board, I0 7-30- Re” 5“mu°1H°W“"d' DD" :excellent programs which were car- The attendance Certificates, Cer- will preach at Cornwall. Rev. D. K. e G -md out were heartily enjoyed by B memes of Mem’ Public school mu Rbufmmnmf- 9 T9 12 large number of visitors at each ;,m¢M,es Leaving Certificates and
'-* BEACH G50” INN school. Lists of the WUIDEYS Of 513°- special prizes were presented by
.PBINUETOWN UNITED MONDAY EVENING cial prizes, certificates, and so forth yhe emu-mem principal wynng gave UHUYUU-RW E- Méu-‘\;;';°y”- BJ' anansslolv so carers are published herewith. la comprehensive ,gpm of the Minister. services .
cz k f th hool during the ast
28111: 11 1111-. 0°mm\1\\i°“ 5¢1"1°°1 “-5 A GYM DAN wr-:sr KENT school. wo! (ini e scicol ro am ezm-
7 R ital 1.30 .m. Year' e “W5 P gr
15 D-UL. 0-F8511 00 I IJ » The closing exercises of West .
-- prised the following choruses. 0
_ Rell!!!-1' Service- AL or the .nn M" Cm” Kent School were held at ten canada’ Follow the G01 den sea’
FUNEB , '
Huw Wm take plane from the oclock ,yesterday morning with, canada My Home’ Much of the
HUNTER RIVER-The services - 11 _ _ pl t D _ w_ in the Hunter River United charge Umm °‘““'°“' M°“°"“°' M°°d°y' lliiiliillfn, ieenibeared err the M” °’ H‘"1”°h' " "‘°““ 5°'° by
mn. taco nm. H s rl el ol
for Sunday. June 28. 1931. are as ‘nm ° cliy school Board, presiding. "“me‘s °"' y’ an ° v°° ‘ °'
YESTERDATS MARKET-Fbwi
3c qt.; rhubarb sc lb.; strawberries 20 to 35 cent dishes; lettuce 50 head; hay '10c; straw 35c; oats 45c to 50c; potatoes 20c. 'I‘he fish mar- ket had a good supply of all kinds of fish. Haddock 13c lb.; cod 'lc lb.: .mackerel 15 to 20 cts. each; iob' sters 10 to 20 cts. lb.
FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Matilda. A. Gaudet which was largely attended was held. yesterday morning from her late home, 106 Dorchester Street. to St. Dunstan‘s Basilica, where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Geo. McDonald. The pall bearers were Messrs. Frank Mc- Donald. S. F. Doyle, J. B. Fleming. C. J. Gallagher. E. M. Dixon and Chas. J- Mitchell. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. C. Mc- Carthy. ,
SAW SAINT JOHN FIRE-Mr.
Ed Smith and Mr. Harry Craig have returned from ,a motor trip to ‘Saint John, which proved -very eventful as they were there to wit- ness one of the biggest disasters that city has ever had. The “Em- press," which was burned, former- ly ran on the Charlottetown Pictou route. 'I.'hey have souvenirs from the Ruth Nichols plane which crashed in Saint John, also from the plane in which the two young men were killed while trying stunts a. short time ago.
::GET READY FOR. EXHIBIT
ION. August 17th to 21st. Arrange- ments are being made for the blgS- est show on record. Get new prize list and commence Iittinl Your stock. J. W. Boulter, Secretary, Charlottetown, P. E. I. ... ..t.f
Green Lantern
Rooming House
Is Now Open \
Rooms by Day or by Week
50 QUEEN ST.
' REAL BARGAINS
0rsnges,~3 slses pcrdos. l5c, 25c,45c
_Apples per dos. 39a Bananas per dos. 25a Grape fruit 5 for 25a Tomatoes per lb. zoo Pears `perdos.50o or5c each Plums,perdosl0cor3ior5o Sunklst Lemons, per dos. 35:: Chocolates, fresh. per lb. 39s Nuts, mixed or straight,
. . . . . . .......per|b.25e
Chocolate Bars 6 for 25a Tobacco. 15a else, 2 pkgs. 25:: Watermelon, per lb. 10c Plneaprles. each zoc Cueumbers, each Ile: 2 for 35e
Ali other tobscoos and con-
fectionery st reduced prices.
After the show or at any
other time have your lunch, lee eresm or soda in our bright and sanitary tes rooms. All home made pastry.
Iloulolllallshisdo.
ll
Principal Johnston in his report
18c dos.; cream 25c pt., buttermilk |‘vhcMman I his addr” Rev Dr
. _ _
. rl S. Vincent commended the pupils. par-,
year.
Dr. MacMillan in eulogizing the
splendid work of pupils and teach- ers paid a special tribute to the principal H. Johnston for his de- votion to his life work, and his un- tiring efforts on behalf of the boys and girls under his supervision. The success of the school is largely due to his guiding hand. '
The chairman, Mr. E. A. Foster,
complimented the school on their marvellous .showing in. athletics, and stated that great praise and cred1t`
the high standing of the school in Lhis phase of its work.
The very creditable sllowing mane,
by Wesi Ken: coder corps wesl specially mentioned by the chair- man, who praised the efficient lead- ership of their instructors, Captain
D. N. Bell, and Vice-principal, H.W,`
the best platoon in the West Kent School Cadet Corps, was awarded to No. -i,platoon under the leadership of Lt. Charles Hyndman. The pres- entation was made by the Chairman Mr. Foster. Both Dr. Mclviilian and
Prof Thompson on the excellent training he had given the pupils and remarked that the singing on the pres ent occasion was the best they had ever heard at the school. Both
chairmen wished the pupils and; teachers a very enjoyable holiday.
Mrs. Wilkins on behalf of the
Daughters of the Empire present- ed special prizes to Harold Black
art of Grade X for highest standing in History. She announced that an- other competition in emi-ly writing would be sponsored by the I. O. D. E. next fall, and prizes would be awarded in December.
There was a very large attend-
ance of parents and friends.
QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL
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At the closing of this school yes-
terday Messrs H. F. l\'1acPbee and Reuben Macdonald of the City School Board were co-chairmen. The program included remarki by
op 0‘Su1iivan, Rev. Father Murphy,
if* i_.__
l F Itched Ceno-alGaardian' I--"1* City'School Closings
“Just a Song at Twilight," by Jo-
couivr-in is noe in _ _
Hampshire: 'I-30 D- m- Hunter RW- msugzfngf Md V, A20; ,md of me years woi-lr stefed thai the “Ph R”'d°“' -
er- A. R Chapman, Pastor- Mzmomld' mm 10, ,moo d,,m_ enrollment this year was ine lerg- PRIZE LIST g
--i “es mr alleged mlm” mcewed in est in the history of the school the
' ’ _ ' Y Y' . o0NTBA(¢'|.' AWARDED_WOIk LOIRI bein 531, Of WhUn'i 138 WBIC Evfi AgCIllS WBDICCV ` FCIIIBAC HCIP wlI!t¢d on the new annex to the City Ehecagussggiméorr tl: girls. is gublic School Certificates dC;_°"°m°;`1'?°“°"T'5éW°;“l;W”d'
_ ` _ Building is proceeding rapidly. The defendant D ,el MacDonald’ being from the Department of Education E °" PW ° emi' fl fa e _Wim
”51'}tAlTAGENT5i. WRITE F03 MAH) WANT‘D"'Ar1"‘Y MT(-:I contract for the copper work has an the stand for the great" pan were awarded to Grade VIH I,up|15_ by Ted Butler. uwogue and Pl'i°fs,bi8 IHODCY MIS- H- M- 315195051 iw” °“' been awarded to Mr. Fred H. I th da The court adjourned 20 final ce;-;1fi¢5¢¢_g were awarded Gold coin for mathematics pre- ,hung l=rvl>°S1°1°“- - '~’““°d_A'° 5‘1““'°~ °m'°'°°'” Trainer. ° tu ° 2' “_ 11 sm when by the Board of school Trustees to sented by nt. Rev-. Monsignor Niac-
walrruo -Au uxrsnrmosn "_“' ggunseixsilmnisim up I ‘“°°°“!“1 “pus m G’““‘° X' The D°”°1d_W°“ by Ted Butler'
m, TEAggERg_ kggghgn gm; pggggn Hangs, AN INTERESTING FEATURE of ` Governor Generals Medal was won Gold coin for proficiency in
_lrgiuudents and otlaers ttiondistrilliute _ 5002-6-26-Si. me closing exercises at Prince ~ by Miss Mary Stewart. Grade IX (senior) presented by Rt. ,hlgicus and G “C” ° el'-_ _ street school was the presentation _ o_ h tw 25 ,b__ Presentation of certificates and rm-.Monsignor Mooponnld-won by siurt 51"” °°w:‘1‘;;‘d1ffrdg?:_ WANT5D"MmDl‘l AGED W0' of the Red Cross Certificates for Sum to $15 ’ u _c ' eggs priz/es was made by Dr. W. J. P. Edward Kelly.
wrkirfggrtgigg 'n>ronto.' , “mt °° “W !g,.°!,.dd,.nhd’ in Hygiene and Home Nursing to A. w. s-w-tlanne so. °°“° "' AW’ ,m_,_,¢_,, eighty-six of the girls in Grades
'Gold coin for arithmetic present- ed by His Worship Mayor Prowse,
ents- teachers and Dfmfipal f01' the-won by: Grade X, Aloysius Gaudet; €X°€11@nf WOYK d0n€ dufills me Grade IX, Ivan Walsh; Grade VIII
Arthur Campbell, Grade VII, Louis Kiggins.
Gold coin for proficiency in com-
position in Grade X presented by Dr. W. J. P. McMillan, won by Gilbert Gaudet.
Gold coin for progress in Grade
lix. ce
presen d by Dr. W. J. P. Mac-
Millan, won by Harland Hughes.
Gold coin for History in Grade-
X presented by the Daughters of the Empire won by Eric Robin.
Gold coin for History, Grade IX,
was due to Mr. Louis Campbell for`f"es°“ted by the Daughters °f the
Empire won by Allan Clark.
Gold coin for English presented
by the Catholic Womens' League won by Heath Henry.
Gold coin for proficiency in Grade IX presented by Dr. J. D.‘
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
,UNE 21,193 if p _ 'rua can W ¢ _ _ _g . _.. _;_,_J
' F R E E '
I
| Jonteel Gomiinution
Cream
. and Jontl-vi i-'ace
Powder
, Both for S0() l 7i___-
i Special Il the . Week Lnd
f Fancy Jars of
. ' lmh sans, Body Powder , Saehet _
1 79c
' See Our Window.
Save on These !
250 50C
$1.00 Listerihe ...... . .....
600
$1.25 Ironized Yeast. ........ $1.50 Pinkhams Cpd. .......
75:: 70c 35|: T5(- 35c 600 600 50c
Aspirin .. . . . . . ... Aspirin ..........
190 35c 891.' fir 98:: 9Bc 69:: 59|: 29:: 691: 29c 47c 434: 39c
Listerlne .. .............
Kruschen Salts Sal Ilepatica. ........... Sal Hepailca ........... Lysol Lysol ......._........... (`h:lse's Ointment ....... }{ind's Cream ........... lpana Tooth Paste
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SUCCESSOR T0
The MacKinnon Drug C0.
. Phone 219 The Kama, Store
Burltalll, BelI’s \\'harf
Schr. Victor W. T., Captain Fer~
guson, has sailed.
Lyons Wharf
Schr. Muriel, Capiaili Llliilcr,
has sailed.
Sclir
Schr. Vandalu, Caplain Malcolm. - cllismi.
has sailed. Schr.
has
has sailed. Schr.
Schr. Etta Vaughan, Ca;lta1n1Donald,
Cohoon, sailed. iof coal,
Schr.
Pickard's \Vharf now ill
coal
Schr. Conductor, Captain For- Schr. gron, now in port with a cargo of 1cr,h2.s coal. Schr.
Schr_ Hazel. Captain A. Chap- in port.
man. has sailed. » ‘ Schr,
Schr. Corean, Captain Lavengier, has sailed.
Ca.rvell's Wharf
has soiled for Pictou.
sailed.
(`arr:lgher‘s Wharf
has sailed.
sailed.
Lady May, Captain Mur-
Flora. F., Captain Munn,
'Irene M. B., captain Mac- aiter discharging a. cargo
Clarissa, Captain Chapman, port discharging a cargo of
Wild Brier, Captain Mak-
Lens, Captain Weeks, now
Petite, Captain L. R. Verge,
- St. Paul ’s Church
‘ith SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
McGuigan won by Charles 'I‘rainor_`
Gold coin .for proficiency in
Grade VII presented by Dr. J. D. McGuigan won by Aloysius McNeill. Gold coin for proficiency in Grade
VI (Miss MacDonald’s De re-
. pt,) p ‘
Ml* F°$f'" highly °°mPum°`"t°d sented by Geo. D. DeBlois,‘won by*
Jack Coyle. _
Gold coin for proficiency in
Continued on page 'I
ALONG THE IVATERFRONT
Bruce Stewart’s Wharf
Schr. Eva L. H., Captain Gillam,
has sailed.
oi’ Grade IX, and Miss Mary Stew- Sl S Hochelaga Captain ,n_av_ _
erse, on the daily run between Pic- tou and Charlottetown.
Schr, Florence, Captain White,
has sailed. Tug Amis, Captain Bruhum, in port. ` D. P. W, Dredge Pownal No. 2, captain Murchison, in port.
'Ing Bally, Captain Genge, now
in port.
.\Iarine Wharf
C. G. S. Brant, Captain Kelly,
now ready to sail.
Customs Cutter chaleur, captain
the chairman, His Excellency Bish- heather, has sailed.
Govemment Launch D . W.,
Rev. Father B. Gillis and Mr. Wil-
. P
Captain Lund. now in port.
C D§§§U§U
Zion Presbyterian Church
Prof. Louis D. Thompson. organist" mo choir Lesser “
.
age e s e e`(,lf(a
Soloist-Mr. Ben Acorn.
_..._ . lonely , -
MORNING
11 s.m. United Service in St. James Hall, Preacher, ltev.
St. Clair Jeans, of Summerside,
AFTERNOON ,
z_ao nm. sabbath' school and sible clue _
EVENING "
'I p.m. Rev. St. Clair Jeans of Summerslde.
Anthem-“The Radiant Mom" . . . . . . . . . . Woodward
| _ The Choir
-.».¢:eze si-»:~:--A
I‘H3§G-55
Gold coin for proficiency in Grade ,
Yeo. The Major McNutt Trophy for VII! presented by Geo. DeBlois, won '
by Arthur Campbell. 5
8.30 A. M.-Holy Communion.
` 10.00 A. RI.-The Sunday School.
_ 11.00 A. M..-.\Iorning Prayer and Sermon.
Miss Amy Earle will sing.
7.00 P. .\1.-Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Preacher at both services--The Rector.
EVERYBODY WELCORIE.
REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A., RECTOE.
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worsened
MORNING WORSHIP 11 0’CIDCK
' Anthem-"Tarry With Me, O My Saviour” . Baldwin
Sermon-“First Things First" . . . . . . . . . . ._ . Dr. Vincent
Sunday School forms part of morning service and is in
P session from 12 o'clock to 12.30.
i EVENING \VORSHIP ‘I 0'CI/OCX
Anthem-“At Even Ere the Sun Was Set" . .. _ _ . Turner Sermon-“Where Are The Nine?" . _ . . . . ._ . Dr. Vincent
YOU ARE COHDIALLY TVELCOME AT ANY AND ALL SERVICES. ALL PEIVS ARE FREE.
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0500-
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.
" 11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-“A Christian Canada" Rcv. E. I-I. Ramsay, D.D. Anthem-"I Could not do \\`il.hout Thee"
Solo-"Saved by Grace" . . . . . . . . .. . Mrs. N. D. MacLean
.. 7.00 P. .\I.-Public Worsliip.
Sermon-"Christ Dim for Our Sins"
Rev. C. .\'. Brown. I\L A.
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JUNE. THE CONGREGATION WORSIIIPS WITH ZION - CHURCH AT EVENING SERVICE.
Preacher for June: BI-JV. C. J. ST. CLAIR JEANS, M. A., ot Summerside.
the Church Building will tulle .
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SECOND SEASON E\'E.\'TIDE .\Il`SI(`.\I.. FESTIVALS Gl\‘cn by
THE S.»\l.\'.»\TIO.\‘ ARMY CITADEL BAND
|AD.|l"l‘.\NT .\.\\'. BIARTIN. Conductor)
PROGRAMME FOR .\`I‘NIl.\\'. .lL'.\'E 28th AT 8.15 P. M.
Opening Song-"What s Friend We Have in Jesus."
March-"Bexley IIcatll" .. . . . .. . ......_ The Band vor-al solo-selecir-rl . . . . ... ..... urs. Aan. Martin
Mrs. Adjt. Martin. Miss E. Austin. v
Selection-“.\I_v Desire" . . . . . . . ._. The Band Vocal Quarteilc-Sclrrird _ _ ,. . . . . . . . Quariette Party Cornet Solo-"The llnly City" ........... Adjt.. Martin llvmn-tunes tsl Pembroke . The Band
(bl Gouaars The Band
Vocal Duct-"At Peace With Gnd" - Adj. and Mrs. Itlariln
lnslmmcninl Quarlrlic-"Adagio" from Schubert
Brass Qllaricilc Party
Hymn-"Ile Leadrih Mr" . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .._ The Bend
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Q Trinity United Church'
-- Ministers-Rev. E. II. Ramsay, D. D. Rev. C. N. Brown. M.A.
Organisi-.\Ir. .-1. R_ Kendall. L. R. A. M., A. A. G. O.
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