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r4 A DAY ragrfcllltlsnulv MAN D,- wgmln for-f Qflstributlrlg religious literature. particulars write 5ggt§1flgd and church connection. Mr, conrad, Tower Bldg, Toronto. A. W. ,1_-l3.l'l,20,24,2'l,31.

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bal Remedies. big profits, -exc1us1ve territory. small capital -‘ -‘ write to-dsy Manager Canadian Botanic Gardens, B02513, London, Ontario.

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Male H¢1D Wanted

WANTED -. RELIABLE MAN A!

Msrfled without xamily preferred. Write stating experienceand refer- ences. G.A. Bproul, Box 517, Spring-

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and earn part time Motor Mechan- ics, Battery Welding. Vulcaniaing. House Wlrlnl. Brlckisying, Plaster- .’ 111g, Barbering,‘ Beauty Culture Work. Good positions open. Write ' or call. free instructive book. Dom- ‘ lnion Trade Schools, 1101 St. Law- rence Blvd.. Montreal. rm‘ em- ployment Service. Coast to Coast. H. W.‘ M. 1-it,0,1ll.23,30.2-5,1320,27,

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FOR SALE --'1'WO PAIR DARK ,rancheji mink, one newly f “ ‘ cow, Guernsey grade four years. Female red fox, 102 . Extra. good. Out o1 litter patches. N. Mayhcw. Tryon. 1125-1-11-11.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED -- EXPERIENCED W0- man with young child would like posit’ as housekeeper or helper. Apply Guardian, Box 110. .

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Situations Vacant Male

AMBITIOIJS MIN IAIN WHILE learning barber trade. Join,World's largest trade school system. lbrpcrt instruction-big demand. Liter - ture free. Write Dominion Bar er College 1107 St. Lawrence. Montreal. S. V. M, l-'1.1421.2l.3-4.ll,1l.25,3-1, 11.18.25. ‘ '

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SALESMEN‘ WANTED - qro SELL i‘ ‘ Check Books-as a side line on commission base, When apply- ing state lines you now carry. Blus- bird Novelty Company, Amherst. N. S. S. W. Jan. 17-01.

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YOUNG WQMlNr-Dllllflll? T0 enter February class oi North Adams ‘training School for Nurses.

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nubile to secure registration.‘ Pro-

vidcs monthly allowance and priv- ilege oi six onths‘ course at Belle-

‘ vue Hospital, New York City. All expenees‘_paid.- ' N. i-17-51.

TRAINING SCHOOL POI. ' NURSES. The Captain John Adams Hospital ‘Training "School, ' located four miles from Boston, '_‘ otters a three year course 1h‘ nursing to girls isyears or over. One completedyfilroi Huh so»: required. Modern ‘iilillllment. lecredited grade A by the American College-oi" Surgeons ""11 Mlle State of Registration. affiliated‘ with the Boston‘ City “orbital for obstetrics and pedia- trics. rres tuition and-maintenance. monthly Qsllowance. . _ Mirth 1; ‘i030; Address Supt. John Adams Hclbil-IL. Chelsea, Mass.

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Enjoyable Concert g By Prince Street School Children

0n the invitation of Dr- McIntosh. lllcrlical Sup't., the Grade X clnss cf Prince Street School put on a con- cert at ‘Falconwood Hospital on Thursday night.

Mr- A. Bonueli.,.the Supervisor and Bursar, kindly presided‘ in the lib- scnce of Dr. McIntosh and the fol- mwl“! Pmlramme was presented.

“My fsvorabls comments wen ""64 on the various numbers, es. Willis the dancing by the Walker sisters. when. the credit u» get- ting up the entertainment is largely sue, and on the drill by)!» Prince "Mi llrls. ‘

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Card of Thanks The family oi the late Mrs. Angus -R. lvlacswain wish to extend sincere thanks to‘ the neighbors and friends . who through expressions of sympathy and B-Pi-‘s of kindness, assisted in al- iaying their sorrow lntbe recent sad bereavement; also in friends who sent fiorai- offerings. telegrams and letters oi sympathy. Wears grateful to Rev. Scott Fulton and Mr. Davis _ and to N. D. MscLean for their kind- ness. Also to Doctor Maclntosh for hls kind and friendly, visits to the ‘deported. ' nae-u. \

Eastern (Iaardzan .. ‘PBESBYTERIAN ' SERVICSS _for Sabbath, January 10th: Dundss. at ll; Cardigan 3 and -7. (Patriot jpiesse coy/J ‘ ‘

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Wednesday at the Red Cross office the socond pro-school clinic for im- munls‘ against diphtheria was held when 1'10 children received their first inoculations of toiroid, making a total of 1,631 done in the city to date. Of those attending the clinic 100 were pre-school ‘ children, several being babies oi I to 18 months and i0 were school children. Eighteen-other girls and boys from Grades 0 and l0 were present to have s special skin test to determine their reaction to toxold. Save 1 small boys were entrusted with t \ care oi younger brothers and sisters and neighbors‘ ‘children and proudly took them to the clinic to are in the benefits to be derived i xlmmualsation. Some brothers maertwe tribe to the clinic, rim bringing one or two children then returning with others] One father three children and stated modulated at ‘It b-tpeeislly mums: tha so

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"Central Guardian '- _______ \ CHURCH MEETING-There will be service in the Presbyterian Church, Iradaihsne, 0n pg-ldey evening, January 17th. at '1 o'clock. ANGLIOAN ' "RVIC" ‘ " " "dud Saint John's "Church, Jenuary 19th. mew-r’. 1.00; Springfield, Saint

Elisabeth's Church, January 10th. Morning Prayer 1i o'clock.

Bigger. National Commissioner of the Canadian Red Cross Society ar- rived ln the city lest night to attend the annual meeting of the local Red

a Cross which he will address. Dr.

Bigger will present the Five Year

Junior Bed Cross Branches at Prince Street this afternoon for which occa- sion the Junior ember are arrang- lng'a special program.

SUNDAY A DAY GI‘ SPECIAL PIAYIm-Sundsy next having been appointed a day e! special prayer for the_ oi the A. cqn. ferenoe, the sessions of which open in London on Tuesday, the Protestant minister. oi the Frovincs have de- cided to give leadership to their peo- plc. by urgin'g upon them the duty and privilege o! uniting in prayer on that day with their respective con- gregations, that God will give wise guidance and a right conclusion to this important’ conference.

PlI-SONALI

Mrs. Ray Carter has returned to her home 1n Charlottetown after a very enjoyable trip through New Brunswick and Mains.

The many friends of Mrs. Annie Bell. widow oi the late Mr. Geo. Bell,

‘ Grafton St. City. who has been eer-

lously ill; will ‘be glad to learn there is a slight improvement.

Mr. JamesMacGowan. l-lllmulr. left Tuesday morning" ior Basic/file, where he will resume his studies at Mount Allison University. '

Rev. Q. A. MaoDowell, who left for Sydney Mines, N. 8., was a passen- ger on the Borden train Tucrdsy.

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Montreal, whereshe intends tailing apost graduate routes _1n tho Royal

Victoria Hospital.

Among tbepaesenzsrs on the Bor- den traln on Tuesday morning were the Misses .Creta MacLcod. Montague. and Annie Macucnald, it, N, K11- muir, en route to New York. 'I'hey were accompaniéd by Miss Catherine Cummings, Kilmulr, who intends spending the winter in Boston.

The regular meet-ins of New Glas- gowW.Instl1taltewasheldatti-le home oi Miss Elie Laird on Monday Jan. ‘d. Fifteen numbers answered the roll call with a current event. The usual buainue was transacted and reports oi mrnmitteee given. New school committee appointed was Mrs. E. E. MlcKay and Mn. Harland Hill. Ameading entlllled My Financial Car- eer was enjoyed by the members. Plans were made for s poverty social in be held on Jan. 15 at the home of m1. Mervin Bulman. The Iibbruray Meeting of the Institute will be held at home oi Mrs. Cyrus Smith. Roll call to be answered with A Canadian Prfluot and where manuihettred- Meeting closed with God Saw: th~ King, emi- ‘which a social hour was spent and a delicious lunch served.

'I1he minimum basic wees of un- derground csarnllnm in the Nord and Pals de Calais Basins oi France has Just been increased from 81.51 to $1.61 ,a day.

OITACNI-At are-mule. ma...) on January lath. i030, Mrs. Ida Mortagne, formerly oi ass-cu. s. m. L . .

Died-I’

IIOII-IION-At the Charlottetown Hospital, Jan. ma, mo, Matty Mor- rison, wife of Joseph Morrison, pt. Peters. musics were forwsrdes from A.~ A. Hansen's Iuasrai Home yes- m aiterooen- by train 4e st.

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Honour Certificates to four of the'

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FRIDAY ‘LN-Choir ltshearsal-iiearts iilem-n . orlal Hall. -_ . Loo-Cottage Prayer Meeting-Realm, encc or Mrs. Thomas Dover, 6 Stewart Street. - l LIB-Brotherhood Bible Class, Social QIQlIQ‘ ..- Nil‘ t: Memorial ' Hall. Mil-Young people oi York. Cornwall and Pownal congregations meet ‘ with Trinity Young People's Society - Social Hall. Senior 0., G. 1. T. - Group ' Night. . 1132-1-17-11. l

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-nAmv' ‘ courts-may DES- TBOYEIL-Mr. Mark Lewis, of Con- way, had his large barn completely destroyed by fire on ‘Sunday night. with s. quantity of hay and grain, truck wagons and numerous other articles. 1t was with difficulty um the horses and other animals were saved. The prompt action of willing neighbors, who quickly gstheréd, sav- ed the dwelling house and other out- buildings from catching fire. The origin of the fire is ‘unknown. The building had only $100 1i18lllllll38.—-8.

—ACCEPTED CALL T0 BAPTIS’!

CllUltClk-Rev. W. H. Harding ha" awepteda call to become pastor ol the Baptist liurch of Summcrsids for a few months, and has already cn- tered upon his work. Mr. Harding cc- cupies s. unique plane in Summersid-z. He has served two terms as pastor oi the Christian Church, and an inter- im ‘pastorate virliih Trinity Unilul Church; during which he endear-c” himself to that congregation by hi" faithful work, and now in the B" tin Church, and 1t is safeto ssy 1.1m - an ere. of prosperity will be exper- eneed by that; church under his n lstry—2.

QIFFEBY-PETERSON NlJPTI ALB-The marriage took place or Saturday last in Christ Church Cath- _ cdral, Springfield, Moss, of Miss 'l-Ielen Jeffery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jeffery, of Linkiettor, tn m. Henry W. Peterson, of Balti- more. The ceremony was performed by"Desn Percy Edrop. Mrs. Ernest Manson, sister of the bride, was mat- ron of honor, and two other sisters. Misses Anne and Kathleen Jeffery, were bridesmaids. J. Gordon Peter- son supported his brother. Theusll- ere were Messmltglph, C. Knlghf..,_of Providehoc, R. I... and Gordon W.

groom's at Brown's UnlversityfiFcf lowing the ceremony a reception tr: held at the home oi Mr. and llfrz. Ernest Manson, of Union Street, Springfield. A host of. friends in Summcrslde and surrounding dis- tricts wish Mr. and Mrs. Peterson every happiness and prosperityi-S.

QANNUAL MEETING‘ OF PRES-

BYTIRI CHURCH. SUMMER- SIDE—'I'h regular annual meeting oi the Summcrsiclc Presbyterian

Church was held in the Hall on Wed- nesday evening, Jany. 15th. Reports were received from all organizations of the church showing a most satie- tactory year's work. Tile Managers reported all expenses met and a small surplus to the good. The Ladies Aid Society had o. banner year, having raised the sum of $1,371.00 which was the largest amount ever raised by this organisation. The Sunday School, Girl's Club, Women's Missionary So- ciety, sessions and all other branch- es oi the Church's work gave most favorable reports. Total amount rais- ed from all sources was $6,103.15.’ Messrs- A. E. McLean. Don Baker. Frank lvicNeill and J. L. Gorrill were elected to the Board of Man- agers, taking the place of those re- tiring this year. Refreshments were served by the ladies, after which the meeting was brought to e close. S.

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Apparently destined to achieve big things on the dialogue and sing- ing screen, Morton Downey, Broad- way's golden-voiced tenor who scor- ozl so emphatically as Tommy O‘Day in “Mother's Boy," is seen to excell- ent advantage in his second Pathe star dialogue picture‘. "Lircky hi Love," which is now playing at 1.112 Brince Edward thmrre.

Mr, Downey wag bom in Brook- iyn, u‘.- Y, and from his earliest m- fancy, he has been known as a sin- ger wth a superb voice which ill time devclped into a tenor often

was for many year's identified with Paul Wilitemalfs famous musical organization ss soloist. I-Ic was in Europe ‘for several your; and on his rot-urn in October, was, he was giv-

en his first dialogue and singing role in “Syncopationfl 'I'h1s was follow» ed by his appearance in s stellar, role in "lliotlzorkr. Boy," and lnI "Lucky in Love" he has the part of: an Irish stable boy, whose golden, voice wins the love oi Lady Mary} Cardigan, an. Irish beauty.‘ I The story written by Gene Man‘ key, sliordq Mr. Do-wney numerous, for the display of his mimetic and vocu talent. There u‘ plenty oi drama, comedy and nae] melody. Betty Lawford plays oppos-i lie the star and the icatumd play-l era." all stage artists of distinction,‘ include Colin-Keith Johnston. Halli-