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, _ equipped kitchen. ._,_,_\1ui stipply of good mot-d right into the ‘lid urn-til roiiim-iiicnci‘ charge of meals.

l ground wit.» officially ‘ll the annual Church ; t ivhen a large comp- l ziillltfCd under the non of Mr. Ross Be- school staff. Mrs» . tt had charge of the .'llll]\ ivlilch was the ,- group in Camp. The ‘he 4th. Charlottetmvn Tvwvp was lri charge of Rev. H. L. Denton.

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“f; D-nt-ni acted as Camp ‘DJ-pcﬁif l»; the splendid C. G. I. T. cqppp, lltr gvLgillll/ was Miss iT:"~-

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of a church lllllll by the Charlotte- ‘ rihiirrh has met with ...~ 1.il'Ill of Mr. Lgdlow

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Novu. Ssotia. It will be of inn-rest to Island Baptist- to know th-tt Miss Spurr is a grinirl-tiiiuglitcr of the lﬂlg Rev. John Spun" who held a number of pastoriites on the I..- land. Atcoinpanving .\Ilb.> Suurr Wit» her friend. i\‘IlS‘» Many Dnnll. daughter of Judge Duull o! the Supreme Court of Nova Senna. Another visiting if.llll1)f‘l‘ wa. .\li » Lloiiiﬁe Lindsay‘. d.tu',:li'.t-i' o1 Rev. R. W. Lind<ay of Canard. Nova Scolia.

Willi the Rev. H. L. Denton of

Alex. Gibson, General Secretary for Chrlstnui Education of the lvlarltime Baplist Convention as ilionorary Director, the Baptist Young People's Camp for the Is-

u. substantial itierctise ill enrollment over last year. Features of the program are cour es by Rev. .\lr. Gilnon and Rev. B. G. Alarm" of l North River. Mrs. Dun Bell is act- ‘ing as Business Maniiucr of the lCziinp. and Mrs. A. K. Mt-Phce is l the capable Camp Mother.

On Sunday afternoon. Autzust

15th., a very fine open-air service ‘W85 conducted on ilic Camp lgrounds under the ftll>|)lCl‘S of the lMnrshfield Bapti-"t. Church. The ‘service was conducted by Rev. H. L. Deiiton. asistcd by Rev. R. W. Lindsay and Mr. Lloyd Manual. Music was furnished by a large choir representative of a llllllllh?!‘ of the Baptist churches of the ls- lzind, with special numbers being rendered by Rev. R. W. Lindsay, and a quarttette ironi the Hazel- brook Baptist Church. Mrs. Harold Carver, Hazelhrook and Ml-s Margaret Webster. Alaiz-lifield were accompanist-s. Rev. Mr. Glb~on addressed o. large gathering of people.

The inauguration of this church camping ground i‘: a new feature in the Christian Education policy of the Charlottetown Baptist Church. and one that promises to be of great value not only to the local Church but to the general work of the Denomination on Prince Edward Island The Camp-

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v WEDNESDAY is Dance night at the Highnmds. L-1355-6-Tucs-Wed-tf.

{OR t l-‘FMIGATING, telephone IIIIU.‘ Work Guaranteed. Reliable ruminating Co, 145 Great Geoige Street.

oiiwuti. llEAD.— The ' new‘ Thomas W. Goodwill, Hillsburg. URL. “ﬁll preach at Orwell Head

Church on Sunday, August, 22nd m, 3 o L'ltlt‘l>( P. M. L-lTiSlT-ii-lli-li.

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ANGLIFAN .\' 'l{\‘l(‘ ‘S. Sllllflliy. Aliens! 22nd. _\/l:l.ou: St. John's (Jbiirch. lll A. .\l. Huntlziy School. ll A .I\'[. .\II)l'lli‘.lZ Prayer. Ruslico;

TVILL A'l"l'l-l.\'l) CON\'I-I.\"I'ION.— Fizt-uds o1 Mr. It l? Hynrhrtin of Clli1lillllt‘l0\\'l'l. and .\lr. AllbOll P. lylticLean of Montague, will be glad to learn that they have both been successful in qunlifywiit: for the Iluzidred ‘Thousand Club oi the Great-West Life Assurance Com- pany. wli eh they represent. ‘fhiy will attend the Coinpuiiys Annual Convention to be held near Tor- onto, and will leave August 28th.

VISITS AFTER 40 YEARS.—- Among the visitors to the city for the week are Mr. and Erne.» R. Illll of Augusta. Nlﬂlllo who ar». Queen llotel. Mr. llill, who lived licrc furry-years and» working with ihc old firm o: Wei-ks ck Co. took a prominent part in muvit-al circle.» and is look- in: forward to meeting old friend» of those happy days.

VISIT (‘l'l'Y.--J. C. Bourileau. Ottawa, chief lHSPPCIOI‘ of custom.» is a visitor in Saint. John, accomp- auied by his family. Ottawa, departmental

city. en route to Charlottetown. P. E. I. All are registered at the Admiral Beatty Hotel.—Saint John Telegraph Journal.

ing policy of the Charlottetown Church is under the direction of the Committee of _CIlI‘I.-llilll Educ- ation, of whom Mr. J. W. Boulter is the capable chairman.

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MR. RUSSELL HUNTER

In the passing oi Russell Hun- ter the Dundas section of P. E. I. gtﬂﬂd aghast in tile realm of trag- edy. He was neither young nor old. a uiaturetl and vigorous mun in lllli (‘l‘._l(l_\'llli‘l1l. of health and strength. a member of what a few years ago they termed themselves. "the younger set".

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failed before the power oi what- ever was tvorking disaster and death. In his short career, he had worked with effectiveness. and SUC- ccss crowned his efforts. Hi- (‘Olli-

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I tnrtable lidgllet rand farm gpgnis si- f 0 n N a t N o. n a LllAb);nf;n\\0}\ Chéewnrlelkisiélsition {l0 a m p a I g n

and Optillllallll outlook. hc sotiaht his companionsliips among the young and hopeful. A member of the United Church and a faithful supporter, who iras ever ready to take his part in any Christian un- dertakuig.

(By George Hiimbletviii. (‘ziiiiidiiin Press Rtaft Writci-l LONDON. Au: lo 1-- embarked on a treat nmlci t .

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His passing is a (rrurhln: sorrow paign. Nlllelectr m; . ( m. cut-e.» l to his wife and four sons, who are hm.- iml-n pint ‘llnit- z ‘ left to carry on in scparatlm and p‘ace lll Scotland peter-- loneliness. of August. .

The poet's words may ivell be Their })ltl']!0.\(‘l to Eitl iln I..-nor l theirs: f om the Iioltlrunr. l

“Console if you will. I can bearit ' to llllkl‘ l

‘Tls a well meant ahns of brtwlh. But not all the preaching since

Adam Has made dezrli uthtr ‘iirin ~who steered Lab -. to death". viewry" in thi- London.

We meet each other by tlic way 0011116" "l“l'i°"-*~ 'll"-‘ and stop to exchanue a mutual re- 1411‘ CﬂtﬂD-lllllll gum imd m express a muumi "There are llirci- t|.1:i.|ll.l.ll1“ lh0uzht,_wh‘.q_ fOﬂ,|_,[11f,5 of flit" plans tor the till 4

As the years passed he would 117mm "mlllmﬂ" 0h NH" 1"“ '1" have stood. as his father before Pliny: Th" "li-"Ws “l Hf l" \ him. in the front rank of nll flint. l“ C"’"‘Pl""“‘ ‘~ “"1 "l" "'1" ' is nrinlij and good, but now dis- chai-nt-ici‘. . ,. l appointment and .i prayer for _:"I‘he» ]\lil'll'r't' ‘l _1l> - l‘. “y, l?“ guidance is our natural expri ion. “mm 1""l'm"‘"‘ "‘ l’ p ‘mp1 ‘ l “

Wm. (‘Mp Snlpnmju. “mi “mm from their not too‘ ])i‘til.llt‘ict) ..» tini- th)‘ that was hard to rest u. we dmom tom“ m "l" mm‘ n '1‘ ‘l

tory at tlic llt‘.\l pa"? m- . l general eccliuii. l "And w,‘ want 1h» t ‘w. ‘l ‘v not llli‘l‘t‘.“\- .1 iic o: v ‘ ' < with the (‘lllt‘l‘ " c. bu’ .i A which iudicn es a ci-p:.|i.. t

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laid him to rest. And iii sircerilv and reverence we spake and saw: of peace.

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iiion strength. In its own private FJIZICLLS, the parliamentary Iiabor lhiriy divided by the close vote 0f 45 to 39 whether to support the ilt-"encc climates.

'"'l‘ti<- iuilcrenre was one not of pri 1pc l)1.t. of procedure." is Labor's (‘Xplﬂllﬁllﬂfl- But principle or procedure. it was a difference which (l'lll\:'L'0(l the effective fighv mg- sire .:'h of Labor in the

.-.ne, by Side with Lab- or's nniioni. (‘ﬂllillﬁlgll is a special cnnuwanwi for holidays with pay. Throiicr-d seaszde resorts are gay with sllt'illllt‘i'~ clamoring the need for paid llflllflibVrl. It is estimated. the Trade= Union Lionel». that holidays vrith pay have ulrruitly been secured for ljtllllltltl work people by trade un- ltlll.» .|i_‘lt‘(lll(‘lll.\. But the total "camlullj; employed" population is ltolltltltltl and probably no more

l than iutloooti have paid holidays.

"i-Jifnli. at the lntemattonal lniior ctuifereiicc have resulted in Jul of tin countries attached to the l. L. 0. passing lepzslution provid- uit; for iltillflfi)‘: \\'llll pny for all or (Qlltllll calegorio» of svorkers."

~ays Ila 'i‘. U. C. “Cast”. "fr. 1hr lac oi 22 of these 'ctinni;il~< lln-ir logi-lwion in this i'c.~_|>('i'. comers all \\'0l‘keI‘5. the mice earners as well as ’ “p'.<\_vee.\." the publi-

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the hour of their births they have lived .n homes that were laboratories in which every possible experiment oi marriage was being worked out.

In reality there isn't a. child 5 years old who doesn't know what goes to make a marriage a success or failure. It knows that lhﬂrt‘ marriage: are happy in which the husband and wile are congenial, think alike and enjoy doing the same liilllip; and that where they show each other kind- ness, consideration and liilL'(.'l10ll then; are peace rind hnrniungv in ths household.

The child knows almost in its cradle tha". a ma: the husband and wile tire antagonistic to each other quarrel over everything and it they soy cruel and b‘. z" thing.» to each other. Furthermore, by thr- time children are adomcciii they have sat in judgment on their warring parents; They know tvhath one is to blame and wonder why Father doesn't pay Mother a few compliments when shu would eat out oi his htmd it llk: did, and why Alotncr cunt av on of Father with her nagging and lei him have “hi: he avatar. for d .. er witn- out starting something by tell iii! him how lmtl ivha‘. be like.- iS ior his dig- estion.

rice is a iailurc ii they argue and

It is these early imprc vlflllt» that clnlun n get o1 niairnci» 1,3,1’. decide; the kind of husbands and \\'l\'f'S that the": will moi-tr. . ll not “not they will be taught in college. For every motnv-l and lain r are either a shzn- ing example or an awful wainiiit; to their its and dllllﬁll": 12-,

Nearly always a girl treats lit-r husband ti.» li- r zntvlier father. If Mother was a cood housekeeper 11rd a frutni n petted and made much of Father and d d €\'£‘l‘_vtllln2 pix-sit). and make him happy. it is a salt bet that tirinphw- at . m. w sort of wife that Mother did

If Mother regarded Father merely a.» a nzml Link"; z iilng and complaining and exiraingaiiii, the t hnncc no wil lalso think that husband.- iire onlv llhfllll n.‘ h ‘ma,

If a man treat.» his \\lli‘ urh lt‘ll(l(‘l'll(.\\ ill 1 iintvtr- :.i.' .. nlltl izcii- crosityy, so will his sons tieai their wives in ‘hr l'i‘il'. in-il- oi case.» just as the son is up: to follow zlic t‘Xlllli)li( of 11h it. hi; .41 nzatlt» ,1

doormsit of-his wit».

But there are exceptions to this rule of like moth t- naaclncr. like father like son. One of the mos‘ iaencelul homes l w: ever in be nngzt-d to a woman who had been reared in a house of .~trifr. and n hci‘ zciulsion ironi it would not permit even an argument in l‘it"l.\’ I havc know n girls who were so sorry for their hr-npecked fathers they spOllPd liifll‘ own I111.»- bands to death. And men who had pnzcd their own mothers‘ hard lug so much that they treated their wives like queens.

The things that we learn at our nmihers‘ knees we never itirzjct. The) really teach us how to be hilsbands rind wives. _. .1.’.°l‘_.‘7f1.'5.\’.¥?.1-‘1-

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