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NOTES

in Muskoka, Ont., a farmer has

been shot dead by a man who "did not know the gun was loaded." and at St, Helen‘s Island, Montreal, a youth has been wounded by another possessed of the same temporary afllictlon. Not long ago a newspaper across the border advised the rap- ping over the -head with a club or any other available weapon of the person who points a gun at another person. The advise sounds good. The cure for the iunacy should be dras- tic.

The London Sunday Observer re-

have been

The

bov th of attraction.

Branch Ollleel at Summerside, signifying manufacture under the ' ° ° ° -- thorough educatim

I-lon. Hr. Crothers, Minister of

Aiberton. Bouril and M0l1°°s“°- °iiug, would put a stop to this ii-und, Labor , th, 1 th , ‘_-sry lines they are 110550" 0m°°» "0-"°°“l H°‘"2°| confine the - pl‘0f°l‘¢l1°¢ to Brit-. end 'ofthe Hoireflt. OA. si:d“h°lers. 1;” the t ti w.C. - ` _ ° ram” 0 8 nn ish goods and strengthen the en;-ii! Mathiennn. He had s delightful out mg out to India

President ....'..A. A. Bartlett Pl'0W¢'»i0'-i “W” Which C““°dl°“ in' mg to B°“'h°w mf Monday' owing Christianise the

Managing Editor ......J.R. Burnett dnstries and Canadian wage earners :;°m°,iu;°¢t£r‘;f|:;:on?rgrr:::;;ia “tg oftlngis was

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depend for their continued prosper-“mis honor were cmmuem gin ‘gugcea "we are

SATURDAY. JULY 11. 1914 “Y-' Al” °“ 'Empiie Tn” sign A (‘ xi. _ =sixxins". 'ML Howe said. "we ,

"'°“m "mme pturcfmn th m ti" at riiinsénf him snlilgaf-if unglfffffs ’“'**i,':€n":f “;’°g;‘§,; Wig* ggi? -leg; An interesting story of the making-of photo plays

, Mother Country o avor e , pro- and Mi“_Holw°'rth I wi‘dB L un s a__ 0 ru V 0 a D.llY 0F EVEIITS dum 0, (.,md_,an_ _.,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,m, New _ _ 2 I1 0 Qsrgegnricion and sued with christ- INJWO PAM* _ uwauenor the Conquest

TODAY' Zealand and South Airican farms M2291 iskldic( olhla of Glasgnwh vého has The homes and orphans" an of Qu-ebee

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v ng rs Donad c innon, J

“"“ and factories McGill Avenue, d rin the astueek tmchmg the spam” tm value M |wi'h httie Leland Beiihom as Jack

gi M -,_ t- - _ _rn th ¢ ~ - d g, i Bi ‘_ ‘l 3 P ` » childhood ini God's sight. Moreover

ty agis ra es (Eurt, 9 a, m a is aime a n DroPo ug ,waved 8 very warm welcome fmmlthie aspect of the work is up_rc0t_

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,r'eC;mis °v:c';:`_‘:s PDU; C uns. this *md* milf# 15 '-0 “a°"d "|095 her mothers old circle of friends. in: many 0| me dnepiyq-nnted In-gi.

' ° le h desire to m ke h ic ° ° ° ~ ' '

l’r`i'1ce Edward Theatre, 3 7.30 Wop W D 8 a c ° B- ' Uhced agmnsl' Ch"i“t'““it‘y' ' ` and 9 p in ' in their purchasing the assurance l:x~ JI' B°;"h;’f Tf;"°R*°Sl“B*h° The oiiportunitietzdof Tunday-school

3 ` 8 0 1'- B11 YK -- ~ ~ 8Y‘ work are unlimi . t is possible

p. ui. to get, time is, ii they purchase er' Bngmom v . . :)§,’r,§","§,“',:§f,‘§0',§,°§',;‘;°{.,{}f,g§°'°‘,;°

_mil something with the British Empire His I-ion. fiovernor Rogers andim,-nng¢|mi¢ nm-k ig d°nn at um ,H ,

JULY 'l rade Mark on it they will know it Mr’ R058" ha" 8” their Elms” at heathen festivals lhe missionary 2 Show* _ _ Admnsum

_*tm . . . _ Government House, Rev. Dr. and Berg up his tent in the midst of the

WATER' to be a British article, the German, M‘_s_ Amana' missionaries for forty takers, booths and men” delivers his |145 &9 mm’ FIVE

Ffemhi “nd "th" f°'°l5“ '“““l“°' years in the New llebrides. Mrs. menmé-n, A for greater and deeper _. . -1 tures can be sold where the producer Rogers, with Dr. and Mrs. Annand, work than any more figures can ¢=,bow ,

pnnngnm pmvided gnnt gnny cali have just returned from attending is being accomplished. G0 where file cl’0Wi1 G08, lliell yell WOII1 bc ldllltldlllt their production by their own names the Presbyterlal in Montague. The population of J-span is about l. - : -

° * ' fifty~one million. Eighty Der cent -

““° df’ “°‘ "°°"‘ *° Pm” “"’“‘ °“ as sn- Louis Davies and family are in,n¢ .gba people reside in rumi diem.-ts, m, -- , i- others. residence at their beautiful summer Ninety-six por cent of those in the

The Bon;-as 01 '|`|-nds chi-nnghong home “Waterside." country, and twenty per cent of those

- . ’ ° ’ in the towns are yet untouched by (anada and, ue presume, thr0U€h°“l' llr. Blanchard is now steadily re- the gospel. The number of workers

""0 E"‘i““’- 8'” "°l“5 asked *O “°°'-° gaining renewed nenitn at i-iouund ought in be doubled at once- Japan whether or not they would favor the Hall, accompanied by Mrs. Blanch- has reached n crisis in her history. use oi the Empire Trade Mark, and U5- She has lost iaith in hcr old relig-

. . a o s ' d ' 'ft - t w rds thcis

_ V ion an is dri mg o a a m

already several, including the Hall Miss [muy Palmer is being wel_ 'because Christianity is doing so little

mx Bomd 0’ Trade' have replied in comed back to the social circles nf- to give them something better. ‘ the amrmativm ter having spent the past winter de- Dr_ (`oilin of Trinidad B.W.I., dc-

'i`he move has certainly much to llghtfully in Montreal. scribed the work in tbat_Isl;ind.

and Miss Gordon served tea at the Bt James Tennis Courts on Monday

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Steril presided.

Rel. Mr. Howe

EIN?-ings from say something Understand the

chnrnh's is very

There are nearly half-a-million lm

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cfigimendt itgsind “C have no foubt M;-9, .l, A, S, Bnyer, Mrs, Tait Indian laborers in the W. ’Ind'ies, and “' mc” “l gencml “ppmva ‘ the work done among them by the

Presbyterian Churches is very nec-

THE KOHIGATA lllllll ft' _ mary. und is adm; richly vlessfd-

a ernoon _ ,

_.___ ¢ e s 'l`iie work is emphatically education-

The court of Appeal of British Col- Dr_ Jack ,yanking of Mmm-cal is ul, Last y_ear 15,000 scholars wire

reported 'l here are n normal school

umbia has upheld the legality of the visiting his parents, Dr. S. R. and tw '_ sumti ns for the (mmin

pleasant.

vided considerable entertainment to

~ cs an an concer ' "

im control ui it, it is intendedpcfvsd-tlislf Sovereign- It may be-Park. B In mom through the Royal Commission to doubted, indeed, ii the majority of ` ° ' '_ lads though not_0i nidcr cniiutries interest the whole British Empire the C““8dia“ Dwple aB a mutter of Mr' ('°0me.y Mcphml of .).[0ntr°“1" The" is “U cmd” in mei' Bélgmortnig th- -f 22:3.%1;i.°;11:.“.‘f.f3;’.';:“3.;..‘;.‘;¥.;. ‘$.22 :.:.”.1:.i.2.;f"“ ..:’.“;*‘°‘;...‘".. .:;:..‘a.“.’t

The particular object of the Brit-|"l“‘il“g ""3" 50"' 1" ASW and °BP°°`,the way. These young men are skill- mein want them and get Willie lol”

ish Empire 11|-adn Mark Association 'iillly men l`0l"n in Brltiih Asia, -\`ri,(\,d cgnnnints, having taken several their money, llis li1iCl`ftlit‘y‘ begins is “to gnmumgc trade, U) foster in_ many do approve of it, however, and trips this year including one from when hr- derives nn direct bcnefitlroin

'Charlottetown to Orwell and Point

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successful banquet in connection with -the Laymenfs Missionary Movement, was held at Souris. At 3.30 ,, cun- ference was held in the Methodist Church. Mr. J. G. Sterns presided and Mr. Cuskey, Field Secretary for the l/uymen's Missionary Association led the conversation. The general work were discussed. It was clearly shown that the distinction between

aspects and prospects of miss'on

At 7 n'rlocli n banquet was scrvcrl

ln the Drill Hall. More thiin. fifty persons-a good number for so small

‘a community, thniirh not as mnny _as should have been there-sat downl The hall, di-.r,ornf'~‘ with flaps, npriicc' nrirl maple had undergone what one ispealrer culled “n wonderful trnns-

"frrifiwiif D." While the long tables,

decorated v" h bouquets cf lla's, lilies-of the-vellsy, tulips, etc., nddcd greatly to the appearance. Mr. J.G.

On Tuesday, June 3011; B most AIRMAN MAKES

order in council under which the of- MVB- Jellklns- and - -0 in 0 g

of ministers.

‘imma of the"mmdgmti0n service Many Pfomineiittediicationists arel Mr' Faakéy said that it would have sought to prevent from landing in at present in this city attending the been better tn stay away from P. Canada some hunmcds of East In_ Summer Scum” or Science' l.pwm,ds I., than to come _and go away again

without accomplishing, soinethinp.

diana brought hither on the Jailaneselgl gyeie flrlogilildciggzrgnécv iplirii-its The LaymCn.a Missionary Movement

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i variety of ways of looking at the work in exceedinglv heavy The ly aims to make existing church or-

----i--é/ case. The (`hri:~itiu`n, accepting the teachers were omciéuy welcomed by if-`U"li7'“x;’t'; “:§"l‘i It stglgz

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teaching of.his sacrcd_,booi<s, that ai Premier 'Mathieson, who, with the investigated the work of mission un

____ men are children of the (renter and citizens in general, hope their stay the spot and are convinced of its

The matter of establishing a lirit- eziuully worthy of the best his world while being i“st‘°“°ti"" Wm 815° b” value. _ ish Empire Trade Mark will be can produce,‘n°.a_\‘ not uphold an or- , , , l ‘TWO out Of GVCFY lihfev 1(’;“l:`S_0i;_9 his" brought to the attention 0! the De- fl" “lab '1¢°a“E'= Of *hc C010* Of their The automobile dinner at the i‘uii (Wada today 5"” “M Us lu `

Tho Government hi.s spent $6,840,000

minions Royal Commission during skin, shuts some men out .oi whui Hotel on ’l`hiirsday evening was n in advertising (;,m,,du_ The pcomc the session in Halifax, by Mr. F. L. illcy think is their opportunity. 'i he Pleasant break in 8' husy week' “"d.who have responded and are rc~ Davidson, L.L. B., Honorary Secrc- imperialist, especially when he,re- ;vl';[sm;n|°l5_:; gy the ladws "nd 36”' soondinz constitute_n grave problem. rury of the British Empire League in members ‘what the loyalty of the P . " `. . . `1§2”‘,§,, ‘,;',?,;'°'“m°‘;,t,,},5‘,_:`,‘§f,',::'g,f,2,:I,f,§2“ Canada. V Sikhs meant for Britain in the durk The boys nndcr nnnvns in-can up' F ` ' '

An Auqncintign, wan formed some- days of the Mutiny, will not approve camp this week and their departure

time ago-nndcr the auspices 01 thelol a_rcgulation which excludes from “lm be rcgretted “B "WY have Pm'

$ ,0 , 0 ll about 60,000 men what should wc ns Christians he prepared to spend on rho 400,000 immigrants coming into Canada every year?

Vanvadian men and lrmrds ure

leading the world on missionary lines. This is to the credit of Can-

his outlay. Vic are giving the (W-H csc tobacco. sewing-inachines, broth- els etc. Dare we refrain from send- ing them the g0Bl’0l-

The gathering was a memorable one

and likely tn be very fruitful.

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JOllANNES'l`H.-\l., Germany, July

9.- A German nirnmn, Otto Linncko- ggi, made n \vorld's record flight for height yesterday, 21,654 feet.

:xl-lerc is a delightful preparation

for keeping the skin siisuotli, soft

large proportion of the members of' "h nn" nd nl | no ~ ~ ' ~ und velvety nne. It is just the uri.- both houses of parliament at West-!sh°uld"h“ve been upheld m this h°m'lsor?1eivhatn arbitiijlrliligthe trillgqlgijg 1: me lm' °""tr"'"“l""' "ny h“"'°l"l "f S

_ agatu Maru case. 'There seems to|sepam;,1c Thy, need of ByBte,,mHc iects of nun, wind, sand und dust.. lt `

are giving their hearty sup ' - ' ' ~ . is Rexall Almond Ureani gunrautcei

e m ve e t_ have been a purpose not disclosed in|snd proportionate giving was em- I r 3000 I 1 t » \‘__‘ H*

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me proposed trademark “_ the chartering and loading of thn,'i;1;fm’; in “sonr;1fethi;gw;;:;iy\i3g;i`i~ ,Mt “rude or im kind that yn" main objects are to provide ship' It may have had to dei Wm] ini; for the support nl the church “Wm Wi' “"Y“`h""" p'l""’ “ "Mil"

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