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..*iN8TlTUTE WORK.-The Wo-

men's institute of Kingsborough met at the home of Mrs. Merril Stewart on June 6th, Miss McFarlane was present and,gave demonstrations on making silk flowers suitable for hat trimming, etc.. also demonstrations on stencil- _llng. 'As Mrs. (Rev.) W. E. Piper was about to leave us for another pastorate the members presented her with a silver breadplate. The insti- tute will miss her very much especial- ly in getting up Socials to raise money as sho was always ready to take an ‘ active part. but we hope some other institute will he made the richer by our loss. Decided to hold our annual meeting in Hall. ‘ __

Pump with Black Pip- ‘S _

. *iT PAYS to'buy_in this Province.

..*‘l‘. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative, in Montague.

. aus. n. n. nowtz1'1°'io‘ caan

disn agentipr Annandale and vicinity.

. .*8UMN|ER' VISITORS.-Mr. Elmo, Harrie and Mrs. Harris ar-

evening en route to their summer cottage at Bay Fortune, where the will spend the sunrmer.

rlved- in- Souris Wednesday

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..°Fl8HlNG.-Large catches of cod- ilsh are being taken by the fishermen of Souris ani vicinity. ri. grant pei c-intage of the fish being of the lar- gest size. There are about_ twenty boats ilshing out of this port, all do ing 'well. and it seems a pity there

is

ca

_are not more men engaged ip th

lucrative trade The fish are being sold green at a higlrprice to io 2 firms.

..*LATE6T DEVICE.-Sealing lob- ster cans without solder in a perfor- mance that may be seen in Matthew & McLean’s factory at Souris. The work is done with a Canco closing machinp, which this enterpresing

chine is driven by a gasoline moto and is operated by one man, and i capacity is 1500 cans per hour. Th eilicency of this new method of seal ing may be judged by the fact that their whole sesson’s pack they hav found only one leaky can.

there has been some very fine cod

winter and summer hardly missing

Sabbath afternoon at 3 p. m., text

_ ..*"‘ANNANDALE.- Mr. Nell Mor- rison was on a visit lately to Green- Ville--*Tile flBliii1S iii VBPY good and tawa Ladies’ college in the church bud-

makes his daily trips without fail_ church union,

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sertion for advertising in this column. Cssir must accompany order.

..D. F. TIERNEY is 'Guardian ro-

presentative in Souris. metf.

..*8YDNEY RACES-Who' won!

Bob Mac. New Glasgow races, who won? Jeilico; New Glasgow races who won? Kitchener. What is their sire? The Celebrated Commodore Ledyard which can be ‘seen at his owner's sta- ble; Montague, any time-now then breeders, choose which you shall breed to those that have produced speed or otherwise watch for ad after .line iird

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PllESBlllEH|lll Sllllill DISCUSS EHUHEH lllllllll

WINNIPEG, June 10-The important

question of foreign missions formed the subject ofexcellcnt and inspiring addresses delivered at the session of the general assembly last evening, when Westminister church again ac-

firm installed last winter. The m11_:"£;l;Tg,qgt;:rc?' eAlal`i’gilen_(GeandlirI:i‘-3,

is chairmen of the board of foreign mis B sions; Rev. Dr. R. P. MacKay, Dr. Mc- _ Clure,'Re_v, W._H._Grant. Rev. F. H. in Russel, and. Rev. R. A. King. _ 8 ' At theaftarnoon session reports

were presented revealing much effec- tive work accomplished by thc board of_ Sabbath schools and young people’s societies; also the record committee and puhllclatlons cominitiee. The as- sembly decided not to include the Ot-

et but a s ccial committee will con

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fish taken in trawls. bm the hand sider the needs of the institution in liners are not <i0in§ ii'iiiCli--The grain another direction. The ladies' college is looking- splendid and is wining up at Roo Door will also no oonsioorou by very thick. Some of the early planting a special committee. of potatoes are also well up.- Mr. A. A deputation from the Anglican Myers, Merchant. is bustling--around .church was received with much en- with his peddling wagon.- Mr. J.M. Morrow made a~qulck trip to George- The bright feature at the morning townyesterday with his gasoline sederunt was the enthusiastic recep- bvst returning quite eariy_- Mr. E. tion given to Principal crunimy and

thusiasm.

Souris with his Clipper.- Mr. Joseph Methodist church, both speakers pro- lVlCK€IlZlo the fililhfill and 0lili8llig voking unbounded applause when sug-

a The following committee on return

llilY-- R€V» R. N- lliiiill. preached to remits and on the church union

in question as-kcd for by the clerk of th

1st Cha ter of Jud latter art of 3rd presbytery Dr. Campbell. was appoiiij-

verse of the Book of Job.-U.

D 0. D verse.-_ Rev. Wm. McLeod at 7.3 -Subject found in 22nd Chap. and 23r

Crae, Rev. J. W. Stevenson, H. Feir.

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0 ted: Rev. R. W. Ross, Prof. Boiler, Rev. d W. P. Grant; Dr. Turnbail, Dr. D. Mc-

Hon. w. R. naoinorwoii, Prof. Mauro' ' _ ` _

_son and Arthur M. Fraser. ,_~ “'7'*

The report of the treasurer of the ' 1 ff' '.9 (.110 E K lim li " ' ‘

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Moron 1. ana Doo 31. isis, auditions f_~1j,f;. to the amount of $13,050 were made ,§'~-'i~`-.¢“’f1‘f;_f~. ¢{l:€';’§`, .1 _ - to the consolidated fund, $731.54 was ._~__1-1_- -5 __ , written off and the value of the college _ _-'-_ -.’_'eli'_-°,_.’_(_g_= ,_

buildings increased by $30,000, making "’ 1 "' ` ` » s total of $406,421.19, with e debt or ' 7>`__ fw- $22,810.54 on the college residence. -#4/4’

Methodist Delegation Received

Thereafter Principal Crummy ima

Sir James Aikins entered the audi

the assembly. Principal Cnimmy stated that he owed no small debt oi gratitude to the personal friendships met among the ministers of the Pres- byterian church. Today people were looking from a irish point of vantage. and as the result of the heroism be- ing manifested, they were pntering on a new life. The contribution of the church was to be the great agency in ushering in a better -order of things in the world. Touching on the question of union. Principal Crummy said that the future under God’s guid- ance promised to-disclose many bles- sings of importance to the church.

(Chcers.)

Sir James Aikins congratulated Dr. Baird on his election as moderator. _ '

Sir James also was glad to seo another friend on the platform, Dr. Somerville (his old schoolmaster), who used to 1 give him (Sir James) many a good licking. (Laughter). Sir James appeal- ed to his hearers for a higher type 01 citizenship among the people of Can- ada, and believed that _the men of the churches were destined to achieve this distinction. He added that the warmest greetings which tho Metho »

dist church could convey to the Pres byterian church was tho vote on union

any other grade.

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stating that no matter what the out- come the church must go forward,

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sas rn se~ n. . au c was rr: _ ‘ _"`¢ -.W f- \_'- .` . ` - -- A ` sented and adopted, the total amosiint _' I rg. _-I IQ*

of the consolidated capital in this ` _ _f

department being s4os,42i.19. Between 1...*-'

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to the

torium and were warmly greeted by L _ '

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as forward it would go. (Cheers). _

and as to how such needs could best_be clerk of thc presbytery, 'and subsc- -'_ y__|__

value of Bible stories in the religious issue of the Record was 65,000 copies

A 12-Day Clean-_Up

Sale; of, _These Chairs

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Price °‘3..i§i§§?’i Well Made Single Rung Natural

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From the -turn of the Store Key next

Wednesday morning and for 12 days follow- ingpthese' Chairs will be on sale at this un- heard of price. There are 1500 in the lot, but while this _number looks large, the price will sell them--'-the offer is simply irresistible. In fact, they can’t be purchased direct from the factory right now in hundred lots at the same rice. The 'price of material is_advanc1ng_ by leaps and bounds-Wages areincreaslng en- ormously on account the scarcity of help-

all of which»in'e’vitab1y means the advance of

ices’ _ 1 ' _ _ pr This is your one--and _ perhaps your last opportunity to se- cure C rs at this price. This offer was never.eg§ialled before to ou; kung; e-'--we cannot promise you that itwi be repeated in the fu¢ur`e2llOW and only now is t _time to buy. _ '

These Chairs are made ofs cially seasoned and selected

`bi,-¢h md 'elm in clear, clean nature white finish; madewith 19-inch

5' h‘seat". rounded hack panel, back posts,

222%-lggiiednhnobs at top giving the Chair a well finished apgeiu-. m '. made with single rungs--iust thegzght size, sh_?e and mah fof§mhen_ H311, C ul-ch, or _Schoob sure to o er plenty at ggi, pi-loo because an offer of this kind isextremely rare. Sale Paige, ut togedier aspicture, c

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i'iiHf€ili0lil llii\i_ 50_P0i' "Gilt Of lli0“‘l_iii and ll. A. King, india; niuifl)r_ Alfrcfl

llio Siiiifliiy 801005 i‘0iiiii “Oil Oiiiiiiiii Ganiiior. chalrnian board of forci ii _ llifi m0i'li‘li0i'SlliD of tho church. and missions. The church auditoriiizni Mlmrds Lmlmeni' C0" Ltd' _ forcibly drcw the attention of the as- wus-C1-1,wd,,,1_¢0 its utmost capacity 90"”--‘ i liiiif’ iitiiiii Yvi-ii' lililliifd B sembly to the necessity for training by de||,g,¢es and n0n.d¢|e5M¢,s, who Liillmelii iii my fHlliil.V limi lilo iii my every boy and gm in |.e||g|ou,, ¢mth_ n_eq“mmy broke mm applause RH stables for years and consider it the The problem must he faced from me some speaker uttered a remark best medicine obtainalilo. top to tho bottom. and if people took gpm-op,-guru to thc B¢uu0u_ \"§"'*‘ "MY-

a hand in Christian work properly. wily D,-_ Alfred Gam"m._ chairman bonm Al1l' RED ROCHAV.

D12 Baird the lIl0dBi'8i0i'. Folilled by of Montreal, moved, seconded by J. H. eign fields. This committee, he

lliillikiiig Pi`iiiCiliHl Cflimilii' and Sir Tumbali. that a committee be appoin- said, does far more work than could James for tneir kindly expressions. ted to go into the whois question of the be done by any one church_ since it Milling that the Prenbyi-orliiil 0h\li‘Ch college's financial position and confer has, and still ls, seeking to unify was indebted to the Methodist with the board of finance and report mission work all over the world: church for the patience exercised in later to the assembly. it also endeavors to secure informa- iiwillllilg U10 <i0Cliii0l\ Of the Pifesby- The Red' Deer Ladies' college was tion of places where evangelistic

McFarlane is making some trips to Sir James Aikins, representing the terinn church in regard to union. then dealt with by Rev. W. G. Brown. work can be done. Conversions to

Afternoon Ssderunt. of Red Deer, who_dcalt at some length the Christian religion averaged dur-

_ J- C- R0berts0n. general Secretary on the operation of that institution and ing the last five years 7.000 people

l’°5tm““ °f Annandale *md "l°l""Y gestlve references were “Wie fi’-V0iiii8 Of the board Oi’ Sabbnlh sCl100ls and its claims for financial assistance. lt a month, said Principal Gandier. The

yfiiinfl l100Dl0`S S0016'-los. in Hllbnlil- was decided to appoint a special com- Christian Literature Society for

s ting his report. Bfntcd that _certain mittee to deal with the matter. China has been formed to meet tho

suggestions had been made as regards The report of the record committcc danger caused by thc circulation of the spiritual ileedii Ui' lioys and girls was then presented by Dr. ‘ Campbell. bad literature.

mei- The Slieilker iinlplrasied ins quentiy adopted. The average monthly 1 work of Morrigan.

education of the young. Mr. Robertson. John Lowden then submitted the re- Dr, Wm. Moclnrs said that, in his in advocating a unified programme, port of the publications connnittee. opinion, when Robt. Morrison, the stated that the church had always rec-j showing an excess of $47,014.07 of as- first one to brniich out into foreign ognizcd it as its privilege and duty to- sets ovcr liabilities. This was also missionary work, arrived at Canton Provide for all her people. adopted. in 1870 thc event was loaded with adequate instruction in religious truth Anglican Delegates Received. important consequences. Dr. Mc and Christian doctrine, as revealed in The following delegates from the Cluro than gave u history 0( the

the Bible and in church history and Anglican churcn were then enthusi- growth of missionary work.

Christian missions. It was also man- asticlly received. namely, Very Rev. Dr. J. C. Thompson also spoke of ifestly the duty of the church to train Dean Coombs. W. J. 'fuppcr and COL the missionaries and their work. ' hor y0iii1g l1€0DlB to exDl`0Hs their rc- Carruthers. Dean Coombs congrai- Rev, Fruuk Russell said thu; Gou- liglous feelings spontaneously and. ulated the asscinly on electing as pe] influence would greatly date;-mini. intelligently in worship, both public its moderator' Dr. Baird. and ex the future of luulg/5 pluce lu the and private, and to provide the neccs-_ pressed thc vivid interest which his w0rlu_ There was 3 great oppor. sary opportunity and help to enablo church was- taking in the deliberations tuuiiy for mission,"-y work (hero, he them to do thu.. ofthe assembly, notably on one impor~ (bought and he believed the church

President Falconer. of Toronto nn- tant question. was now prepared to grapple with

_iversity, in moving the adoption of the Col. Carruthers also congratulated and solve the problem,

report, said that this work was not be- Dr. Baird on his election and ex- Rev_ [L A_ }{lug_ on me (wg of [H5 ‘ing done in spectacular fashion. The pressed pleasure nt lacing ablc to par return to india, said that tiierc was

. president paid a warm tribute to the the assembly on this occasion the um-cp; umgug [hp population of 1,

1 efforts oi' Mr. Robertson and his assls- sincere greetings of the Anglican 'g0¢|ul_ gupugmig gud pulltlcal nam;-Q_

tant. Mr- M0yei'S.'ln Complllng a report church. lie said, however that there was no which was highly satisfactory. Dr. Baird reciprocutcd the ulfcc- need go cuiurmhi any aiu,-m_ sgupu

Referring tothe sending of Can iionntc expressions of thcdcicgaiion. if was of comparatively iittlu slgnl.

a<ia's best blood to the aid Oi the Ein iicancu- Mr. King said also that tho pire. Presiilciit Falconer said that n_ FOREIGN MISSIONS. indian oillcinls had realized that ctiii- ,’ li0ll0i‘ life iliiwiig Oilr best at limns' '--- lcation must bc of a religious as wcll

Wfiillfi lil! U10 Niiiiill Ui’ BUY BiiCi`iilC05 .us secular naiuru to bc effective. `

made. On lilo ii\wSii0n Of U10 0hild'b Are Subject of Interesting Speeches Graphic-ally describing the beauties 1‘0llsi01iS liiSti°liCi-l0n. it WHS liitllo at Evening Session. of Trinidad, Rev. R. P. MacKay got sneakers opinion. sometimes a dim- - -__ an aiiontivo nearing. I-io quoted some

' Gill! ililiig I0 l<ii0W iiiiit eiiiicill' Wliiii- Foreign missions. were discussed interesting figures-evidence of thc

i>°fii°“S °f the S°fiPf“"°° *O -“Se ii' by six sneakers at last evenings good work of ine missionaries.

this connection. He was gratified at sesglgu of the Gene;-ul Assembly in Rev_ Harvey Gram said Chhm was the assistnlice being Elven by U19 the- Westminster church. Addresses of passing through u crisis. and that 0l05lCi1l ‘C0ll€Be in the 199-CliliiB Of the the most. interesting nature on mis- it rested with me church to deduc Y°““g- P‘_`e5id°“i Falcon" n“”"3“l’°“ Bi0IiH~i`Y W0i‘k in liidih. Chinn. J8D8i1_ how the country was to emerge. ilu Ili0V0il iliii illl0Di-l0li Of iiifi_i‘0D0i‘i- ' Formosa. and Trinidad wcrc dc- said too, that there had been com-

50 Poi* CBM 0liili¢i°- livercd by Rov. Messrs. R. P. Mac- plete change of attitude of the litorntl

W. A. MHCLBKSHI1. B- A.. of Toronto. Kay. Trinidad; Dr. Wm. McClure and towards thc missionaries.

who sccondcd tho report, marie thc W_ }|_ Grant, (~_h|m\; 1.1 1(_ .n||um|_

‘ Bl\0iilil it H0! Wiii HUC 035'-' Tilt! i`0ll0i'i of foreign missions, outliiicfl thc mE{‘r_|:‘_`;t"',;t|"_"lx'“" Fund Hotel “nd

- f \ was thereafter adopted and rcwln work of tho continuation commitioo. " y ` “’°“'

unity of effort were agreed to.

_ For Halls and Schools _

mondations for more systematic work, which does m15g;0nu,y work in fo,-_

'rho donnie on tho ottawa Lauioo 'er' - u- _ ae- f s-_-£15

colloge was than resumed, Rcv. Mr. _ Milne explaining that the collcgc only sought tomporary relief until nor

- _ mul times returned. Tho college was

doing a true work for the church and

Schaol and Church Trust' he appealed for the aid of the ssscm

ees, as well as :Directors of Halls should not let this op- portunity pass to procure new Chairs at practically the price of old benches. _

Order promptlg' by mail

or phone or get a oardvl_;lol- man’s special Train ed- nesday morning and take advantage of this, aswell as ‘ 1 numerous equally attractive

_ 1 the request of the college was at pres-

cnt being considered by the board of

l finance. After some furthor discus YOU Call l'laV6 y0i.ll‘ Cl'l0lC€ 0f'_

. “ " sion _tiie__mot_i_on g>_)i|;c»1udc tho col- Five Rosgs’

lege n t e c urc ui get was put to 1 the assembly and defeated by a vote Royal H°u‘eh°ld9 or 101 ond ss. Thereafter, wsiior rain Regal,

Beaver, _

I-lolyrood,

bllllr. J. K. Macdonald observed that' A

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ants of Montague, Lower Monta

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at seven o'cloc from June 12th, B;-ag, '

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l ' ' g ` Barrels of 196 lbs or Sacks containing either 98 lbs

we pay freight - We, the undersigned Merch: 49 lbs. or 24 lbs.

` Wepayallfreightchrirges -1916 until September 12th, 1916. 1 Mmdnn 3

P. E. Island on all cash orders amounting to $10. ll

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to any railway station in Saturdays exoepted' Ctl¢h’ed Corn,

SIGNED Cornmeal,

w. 1i.i»...1..~1.c... \/ Ground on cm.

~ ' Poole & Thompson, Ltd.. Gi'°\"“i 09”" Sh°“’»_

or over for these chairs. M, ¢_ Mdgowun,

Ives & Murdock, McPherson Bros. M. F. McDonald. 1

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