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$30,009 to be Raised by Mr. 0. B. Wadman Re-
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_pastors Welcomed and the People of 0’Leary Are Thanked.
SUNDAY MOR_\°I.\'G.
R31. A. Cohoon preached an inspiring *gm and Rev. E. A. Me-Phee conducted m°'angg]i§{ic service. The hall in wgidi all the meetings have been held *ug-owded and a large number gave Whm expression ofa desire for a renew- edygligious life. The outlying churches wen supplied with preachers during the dgyas follows: Springfield Baptist, Rev. L F_ Browne at 10.30 a. m. -Bethel gfgghodist at 3.p. ni. -Rev. A. F. Browne, Cope Wolf Methodist, Rev. G. P. Ray- mond” 6,30 p. m. Milburn Methodist }uv.A. C. Shaw a t 10.30 a. m.
MONDAY MORNING.
A devotional meeting was led by Rev. H Catwr. The Report on Young Peoples' Societies
‘ygppgpared by R. H. Jenkins and J. K. Bus andread by Rev. E. McPhee. The report encouraged the organization ml more faithful working of Baptist Ygng People” Unions," many delegates gg-ngprt in dilcdssion this subject and thluniversal opinion was that a °‘Union” managed was helpful in the gg-gluing of young people in the various _ ;v¢mesofChristian service. The Circular Ijgg," which is a communication _Association to the churches of the Island, giving instruction upon 'some doctrinal or practical theme, was prepared nndpresented by Rev. E. A. McPhee of Balt Point. Ihr. A. F. Browne of North River gave In ddress on the "Prayer Meeting"- ahollllg that the weekly prayer meeting dtbpeople, by the people, forthe people wall menirnum of formality and a. max-
'hum of sociality. It is a layrnan's meet-
_igwhere the humblest person took an re:|nalonportunit»y with the most gif: ed maker.
Bev. A. Cohoon, Sec. of the Home Mis- sionBoard presented the plan of the Bap- tkt Convention to raise a “20th Century Fund” of $50000 to be equally divided be- tween Home and Foreign Missions. The timeior raising this amount is tobe three yearsbeginning with August 19011. The amount assigned to the Island Associa- tion ls $3,000, and this is supposed to be rllmd over and above the regular annual contributions of the churches for mission- lf! PU1'D0S@5» ~ The report on missions, read by Rev. A. F. Harper was adopted. At th evening meeting Rev. J. C. Spun' preached a sermon that .vas helpful to all, and Bur. A. F. Browne led an evangelistic service, a work for which he is especially itted. The Moderator, Rev. W. H. \Varren, welcomed in a few well chosen words the following new pastors, who have recently come into the Association: Rev. A. E. H0096, pastor of the Cavendish, Fair- View, and St. Peters Road churches; HE. Freeman (Lic) supplying for three mmths the churches of Tyne Valley, Lot 10, and Belmont. llllétrty thanks were expressed to the l>°0l1|e of 0'Leary, who so generously Giltertained the delegates. All fell that
wad been a very pleasant and profit
religious gathering.
Cliltionee, July 2nd :D A McKinnon,
' Ura McKinnon, W D Rose, Mrs Rose, B
Cllcdonnld, W C Kennedy, J A Mathe- l0l\. Mrs Matheson, Mies Dodd, Cvlovn; Harry M hon, Halifax; Qnbongworth, Mis; Longwortb, Char- lottetown; Miss Palmer, Cincinnaiti; G¢0Chnndler, Mi" Webster. Charloiie-
Wvn ;EE Dickey, Kentville ; L G Trina- l\l\.Ha|ifex;Dr. Dckey, hire Dickey. .6 E Auld, Mrs Auld, Mist*
-lvtliorliiiid, T H Taylor, Miss Lamont,
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Whear,Miee Cook, Walter Maihenon, Earle, Henry Aiiker, Mrs Aitken, Aitken, Master Aitken, S bone, Mies
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Which is now going on in the Capital of Cape Breton -Islanders.
The writer left Ch`town June 27th for
a trip to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. and after a pleasant rail of 11 hours , arrived at Picton, leaving Pictou at 2.30 arriving at Stellarton in time to board the fast ex- press bound for Sydney. The most enjoy- able part of the trip was crossing the river from Port Mulgrave to Point Tupper taking in tow a scow with 5 loaded cars, boarding the train once more arrived a Sydney at 10.30 p. ni.
Itcertainly would be a novelty to tramp
the streets all night in search of accommo- dation. This is true in a good many cases but the writer was more fortunate and secured a berth in a vessel lying at the pier. _Sydney is in ahustle and bustle and building operations are going on in all parts of the city and unless you have nuggets ofgold, land owners are not ap- proachable. The people think the boom has come to stay hence the enormous price asked for building lots.
Prowse and Crowell are erecting a fine
brick building in a central part of the city and no doubt the venture will be a s uc cess.
The steel works are immense and the
company are now erecting alarge num ber of dwelling honsesabont hal: a mile from the City having recently named the place Ashby. You meet Islanders everywhere in the Town, men of money as well as labouring men, truckmametc.
Hotel men are reaping a bountiful har- vest . being extravagant. North Sydney is alsoa- smart business town, so is Glace Bay and everypflaaefvis- ited presents a favorable impression that Cape Breton is all right.
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The -hearty looking men -.who etlnmips
his chest-and nays he’ss<mnd as a dollar, does not cake -into consideration. _the ca- tarrh which bothers him occasionally.
“ Oh ! every- b o d y h a s more or less catarrh. 'l`l1at’s noth- ing,” he saysf But he is mis- taken. \Vhat begins in ca- t a r h may end in con- sumption. It is a foul dis- e a s e at its best and a fa.- tal disease at
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when it in- volves the lung tissues. For catarrh and for dis- eases of the throat and lungs in gen-
` eral the medicine is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical _D_iscovery. I It is recommended by physicians Wh0 have tested its etiicacy and wondered at its cures. It not only destroys the disease, but it puriiies the blood and i strengthens the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition.
“ For twelve years I was a sufferer from qatarrh
and was treated by one _of the best _pl'lY51¢W'19 1” _the state of North Carohna,_wl-io said the trouble had reached myflungsg” writes Mr. CJ . M- P830". . gf Clotho, Transylvgnia __C0-. N- ,- ‘Z1 STC?
worse every day until I tried Dr. Pierce s_med_1- cines. Will say, one bottle of Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with Dr. Sages Ca- tarrh Remedy cured me and to-day I am well and hearty and I will say further that my former iiysieian, nf, _w. M. Lyday. recommends Df- giercvs medicine to m_e and to others. _I am lure your medicznes will cure any case o __ca- uhh that exists. I recomn_iend them to all.
A Gift. The People s Common Sense Medical Adviser, ioo8 pag€S» 15 SUI* ffeg on receipt of stamps to cover expense 0 customs and mailing only. Send 31 one-
¢¢nt stamps for the paper covered ed; tion, or 50 stamps for the cloth boun .
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Budalo, N. Y.
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Food cooks enough for tive
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if Sliced dates and Ralston
Breakfast Food make a de- licious dessert. Our “Little Book of Ralston Recipes” tells of other dainty `diSheS. Acoupon in every package
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Special R_ates
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dpfl-hntbs fsr ndlfhc yday in Pownal. Will be est ¢ ed tlieere in the morning, given dinmf Cmdvtey at the Florida Hotel and returned in al? vgning for but $1.25 each. Coach will 11166! tllesiich parties any day in the week on my *ia -Ying two hours notice; other SPU581 °=”"°m°“=“=i'.tii°.isWN_
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velding took place at the residence of Rev. R. F. \Vhiston, Grafton St., on \Vednesday, June ~lth,at I2 o`clocl-1, when \Ir. Henry E. Gurney, son of Mr. Gurney of \Vest Covchead was united in marriage ‘o Miss Christie A. McSwain, eldest daughter of Mr.Augus McSwain of Cardi- gan. The bride was attired in blue,ti°iinrned with white silk and chiffon. The bride was accompanied by Miss S. J. Gurney, sister of the groom, she was att-ired also
in white, trimmed with ribbon andice. The groom was supported by his bro er, Mr. J. C. Gurney. The happy couple _ drove to the `bride's fathers at Cardigan. We wish the happy couple much joy and happiness. E
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The marriage takes place this morning
of Miss Minnie \Ve1lner, Upper Hillsboro Street, toProf. Edward E. Gordon, of P. of VVales College. The ceremony will be ` P¢l'formed at 7 o’clock at the home of the bride by Rev. G. P. Raymond, M. A. Th 3 bridesmaid will be Miss Cottie Lea of _ I 'h'f6D, and Ethel and Lottie, sisters of the bride will be maids of honor. The bride will be charmingly gowned in -cream with cream satin trimmings and lace. Her travelling dress is of pearl cloth with cream satin trimmings with ‘ hat to match. The groom willbe support- D ed by Mr.J.A.Layton of Windsor Academy. Afterthe ceremony a rich dejeuner will be served. The wedding presents were numerous and costly, among which were a number from the bride‘s college associa- tes. The happy couple will leave by the “Xpress en route to Montreal and Ameri-
can cities.
Q * Q A Boston exchange says:-The Baptist
Parsonage was the scene of a very pleas- aut. Quiet wedding on Tuesday afternoon, M9-Y 15, when Charles H. \Vaite of Groton and Miss Annie Craswell of Boston were united in marriage at two o`clock by Rev. A. M. Crane. Mr Waite has recently bought a large and attractive fruit farm in Littleton where Mr. and Mrs. Waite i will make there future home. Mrs. 3 Waite was formerly of South Rustico. `
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A quietweddiug was solemnized at the
home ofM1-.Donald Ross,Wilmot,on Thurs- day flight last, when his daughter, Miss Mary Ann was united-in marriage to Mr, B. Cole of South Bedeque. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Maggie Ross, while the groom was supported by Mr_ James Jardine, Freetown, Bev. R, S, Whidden oiliciated. Only the immediate relatives and friends of the contracting parties were Present.
The bride was the recipient of a goodly
pumber of valuablepresents. _Congratula- ions.
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I A pretty wedding was celebrated at the ' residence of Mr. J.C. Cairns, West1Somer-_ ville in the -afternoon.of.June 38th,-when Mr. J . Albert Burnsand 'Miss"Sarah .J . Saunders daughter of J ohn Saunders, Murray River, P. E. I. were united in marriage by Rev. EF. Pitts. The attend- ants were Mr. J ames Saunders and Miss Essie Pulcifer of Medford. After partak- ing of the wedding supper Mr. and Mrs. Burns left for Niagara Falls where they will spend their honey moon. The many friends of the young couple wish them many years of _wedded bliss.-
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A very pretty June wedding took place
at 42 Prospect St., Vvoburn, I ass., when Mr. Frederick W. Gamester_v‘:& 'married to Miss Fannie J . Porternf Woburn. ‘The bride wore a dress of pure' white and carried white roses and was attended by her sister, Miss L.Porter, who was dressed in pink and carried pink rosns. The groom was attended by Mr. E. Crocker of Waltham, Mass. The ceremony was performed by the Bev. Mr-._Woods, Main St. Methodist Church.
The parlor and dining rooms were
prettily decorated with cut flowers and Y ferns, especially the dining room where the supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamester received many costly and useful presents showing the esteem in which they are held.
Among the many guests there » were l
MIS. A. Robins and Mr. and Dfrs. Vlfm. Gratts of Arlington,Miss Phobe D. Crabbe and Roberta McMillan, Lowell, Mass..
Mr. and Mrs. Gamester left on a short wedding tour after which thy will be at home to their friends at 42 Prospect St., lVobi'irn, Mass. Mr. Gamester is the son of Mr. Benj. Gamester, Hunter River, P. E. Island.
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Boston Exchange says.--Tha, home of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Belyea at 60 Willow- wood Street was the scene of a. very pretty wedding on Thursday evening, when Mr. Angus Cook and Miss Ella M. Belyea. were united for life. Mr. Lewellyn C. ‘Allen and Miss Isabella Wright stood with them. The ceremony was pronounced by Rev. Carey W.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Belyea Mr. and
Porter, Mr. Lockwood Burpee Mr. Thos. Burpee, Mr. Edward Wilkinson, Miss Ida Wilkinson, Miss Bertha Chadwick, Miss Grace Chadwick, Miss Flora Rivers, Miss _ Sadie Poindexter.
ceived from the large circle of friends.
is a native of Lot 32.
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t is cheap enough to suit us all. ~ _ If your an Oarsmaii come here.
If your an Athelete come here.
If your any body come here.
For your Summer Underwear,
For your Summer Hats.
For your Summer Coats,
For your Summer Caps. _
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Our customers are all delighted. \ Be sure and visit the leading studio.
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Mm Chas W_ Be,yea_ M1__Che§terLaw_ _ I strength o_n beautiful lines-handsomely finished _and-_ sneer, in. o'oo1-mick, Mr. Wm. Wiiiiams bn _;;» iectly equipped-lookmg for your ideal -you’ll find it in the Mr. and Mrs. Percy Grant, Mr. Perley :j'\\ Clevelani ' .
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