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HOME MADE candy on sale aft Choir and Altar Boys entsrtai >- men-t in League of Cross Hull th s evening. ll

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT- Sunday, June LIPi-oaclring service Tryon 11 o. m. DoSablo 3 p. m. Cra paud 1.30 p. m.

"ma mARKsTs-Tnd sugar Market is very quiet at the pres- ont time. The retail price is now in most localities 10 cents per pound. The Raw Market is weak but. will probably be stimulated a little later when the demand tor

preserving begins. in the meantime the housekeeper will be well ad- vised to buy in quantities as re- quired. Tho butter market has firm- ed up during the last few days. Buyers are now paying 30 ots per pound for Dairy blocks and 28 cts for tubs. The splendid growth -oi grass will have a tendency to in- crease production kom now on. -—-—<0>—i

LETTER OF CON DOLENCE

Mrs. John McLean, Broolriiold. Dear Friends,—Sinco God in His all seeing providence has taken to himself the soul oi‘ your beloved husband, we, the members of Ton ton 1.. o, 1.. No. 112s, rwlsh to cou-

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heartfelt sympathy.

We fully realize that, by tho death 0t’ your ‘husband, the Lodge, the Church, and indeed the whole community has suffered a very sir vet's loss, We shall miss him in the Lodge room in church work and in every eiiort ior the good oi the community o;- ol’ humanity.

We trust dear irlend ithat it may be some consolation to you ‘to retal- ize that you ar-e not alone in your sorrow, and that you mourn not “as those without hope," for _we feel sure that our late brother is 110w enjoying the reward of a well spent llie and an unwavering trust in the saviour oi all who will come to him. _ in conclusion we commend you t0 the only source oi comfort, in our time oi sorrow, the only oneowho is able to bind up- the broken-heart, ed and to wipe isway all tears trout our eyes.

_, Again tendering you and your children our most sincere sympat- thy we remain.

Yours in behalf oi’ Lodge

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,_\ Q887Ijb§0¢i them the 123d. is yet to . _ g _ , 4. - , i ‘Mr. John Simpson, ,Ho1!i_iton,1 FUNERALUMOTIGE. - Funeral presided and stalled on Mr. Thcnr or the late Mn- udqon Blsokmprqljas lMacNutt. Marceau». who will

will take plsosmgday st a oolock ailsddrou on ‘hobbit oi the nonsm- r ‘ﬁe n i d oo ‘to s‘ i- tion a ponies»: swell ﬂlurl .32»... . t‘ . .°“'° ‘i- “ﬁnd t». o. on

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_ _ _ ' 69d do. _ ., . MMAPAUD eke‘ QWHINGFIELD. Three other addresses were i-Ciiurchof limgiaud, s rvice in read, one by Mrs. James K- Noc- Springﬁeld on suuliiiy st 11 a. m., ougan to litre. Murchison. rants»- aiid in Crapatid at 7 p. m. Ber- outing the .Womon's Missionary moushbioct, Ascsnslontide, sorrow Society oi Malpsquo and Baltic, and joy, with the accompanying gift o! _a gold coin presented by Mm. Roo- ‘St. ert Stewart. . . The Tuxis ‘boys of lDarnloy out] Sea View which organization has] been productive of s0 much good

' concave.- —Sorvlde Jolie's Church on Tuesday evening at , followed by an. illustrated loc- turbomtlio ﬁssion Play of Ober- _ ammsrgaw. Don't miss seeing, and and of which Mr. Murchison has hearing about. this solemn drsms been the instrument to that end. o! the Crucifixion. Admission g oke t-hroush its 039M119 leader tree. Silver collection. - r. Russell Woodside in an ad-

-—- a dress and presentation of Sirlio- TRYON BAPTIST HASTORATE iields rmBPQIICC bible. Sunday June 1st, Service at West» Miss Louise Ramsay as Presid- moreland at 11 a. m. Tryon at 3 p. out of the ‘ll-lei Each other Mis- sn; Albany a't 7.30 p. m. Dr. Sldey aion ‘Band"_of ~ ailioqus and Bal- will preach at each service. Regular tic read an address and Mics monthly conference Saturday even

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Mary lBurns as Secretary present-

ing n; 3 p, m, ed Mrs Murchison with a simple ‘ lorgei-me-not in fancy work- ISLANDER READ8 OLA88 A number oi short extempcre

speeches iollowed the session. We managing board and the mission- sry commltie were represented by Mr. Herbert Donald, Sea View. Mr. Arch Wocdslde, Miii-poque and Mr. Wm. iWoodside, "Darnley res- befors the graduates of that Insti- pectlvely and in the absence tution. through illness of our veteran

_ Buuday school teached iMr. Taylor.

' BROOKFIELD ' CONGREGAT-Ihlr. John Simpson spoke on not...“ lON.—'l‘he services in the Brook- oi the ‘Sunday ISchool. In acknow- fleld congregation on Sunday, iedglng these expressions oi good June 1st will be as follows: will to Mrs. Murchison and him- Hunter River 11.15 a. m., Harts- self Mr.‘ Murchison spoke very op- ville 3 p. m. There will also be preclabiy and in a. brief review of service in Highiield Presbyterian his work and ministration here. Church at 7 p. m. Kindly note made touching reference to those that there will be no service at who ha crossed the ‘bar, and in Brookfleld but all are cordially in- his closing remarks made an earn- vited to the Hlghfleld service. est appeal to all to stand by the church and its needs.

Alter a few violin selections was given by our popular musical art- ist Mr_._iQh_a_rleg Woodside, followed by the serving ol’ ice cream and cake and the singing oi "God he. with you till we meet again," the gathering dispersed.

‘The large church in Malpsque was lﬂlled to its utmost capacity

t the farewell services on Sun- ay, May 1~8th a number being pres. ent from adjoining districts.

At. the morning service the pipe organ which Mr. Murchison had been instrumental in installing was laysd very sweetly by the 011a lat, IMrs. Tliomas MacNutt and in the evening ‘by ‘Mrs. James "A. Campbell, ‘Burlington, who is

Lenglen Says She. an artist in music. At the morning

PROPHECY-At thogriiduation ex-i srclses of the Senior Cl oi Ac- adia Academy. Wolfvll e, N‘ . Lloyd H. Jenkins of Charl tobown read the Class Prophecy. ' ltrwos pr0— nounced one of the best ever given

MISSIONARY .MIEETING.— Tho Ladies Missionary Society oi St. James Church "hold a very satisfac- tory and well attended meeting yesterday afternoon. A delightful musical program consisting of vo- cal solos by Mrs, E. W. McKinnon, Mrs. W. iE, Agnew and Mrs. Rooms, was followed by afternoon tea and a social hour during which Miss -MoCallum oi the Y. W. C. A. and. teased the meeting on the subject. oi missions. The thank ofloring ta k-en amounted to a very substan- tial sum.

osnd it now remains for llg to say farewell. _

‘We feel that we "cannot do this without am 8lvin8'ii1ll"'°!ﬂl°" 1°

over eight years Y0" hi!" B0B" in and out among us: yo“ 118W rejoiced with us in our times of rejoicing and ministered to us in our sorrows; you have comforted our dying and have stood with us by the graves of our beloved dead and in many ways we have iound you a friend and a ‘brother.

in ‘the pulpit the beauty ot your gospel message lay in its simvlic- ity and ciearness and the prin- ciples of the kingdom which you so constantly set ‘boioro us cannot but bear malt in many lives.

You have been referred to as “tbs sweet singer of Israel"; you have certainly spoken very strong- ly to us through the medium oi song. iln the ciioir room your pres once and cooperation will be greatly missed and your willing- ness to supply a solo when the practices were not available will leave a gap which will doubtless remain uniilled. The power, sweet» ncss and expression of your voice in song, whether in the church service, the concert hall, the sick room or the funeral services. will live in the hearts and memories of all. ‘ ‘in a world like this ‘lSo rife with- woe, so scant. ol’ bliss." we oiten fail to realise the power and inﬂuence oi’ a pleasant. smile, a sunny word, o. ‘bright anecdote, and

“service, “Master the tempest at raging" and ln the evening, O lor-

(United Press)

PARIS, May 29 —Suzanno Loug- ien continues to reaffirm that she will not play at Wimbledon this season, and even those who under-

choir and the duet ‘lFace to Face“ by Mr. ‘Murchison and Mr. Charles‘ Woodsldo WW8 unusually impress- ive and was a ﬂitting farewell mes- sage in song.

Chas. s. Moods, n. s.

Try Sulphur on

Costs Little and Cvoroomes Trouble Almost Over Night .

Any breaking out o! the skin, even fiery, itching oopma. can be quickly overcome by applying Mambo-Sulphur. declares s noted skin specialist. Because ofits gel-m“ destroying properties, thlssnlphbr preparation instantly brings .6156 from skin irritation. soothes and heals the eczema right "up and leaves the skin clear and smooth.

It seldom falls to relieve the torment without delay. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar oi Rowles Months. Sulphur from any good drugglsi. 1nd use ll like cold cream.

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The morning sermon was lmsed on the text "I am not ashamed of me gqgngl o1 ichrlst." for it ls the power of God unto Salvation to n. v_~ sr-y one that believcth and in the evening the last clause oi lhc Apostles‘ ‘Creed "l believe in the Community, o! Saints. the intuit/l‘- ness of sins" the rossurectlon nl‘ the body and the life everlasting" was the subject and both dlscoilros were earnest and convincing.

As the large congregation illcd out and the pastor said farewell to all no one could fall to realize in that parting “the hand‘ that is as true as a ‘limthersg-the hand that has wronged not another." The following la the address as given by Mr. Thomas rMacNutt. Dbsr Mr. and iMrs. Murohlson.—- in our gathering at the mouse this evening as members and adherents oi lPrlncotown congregation we recognize the iact that you, Mr. Murchison as pastor, and we as people have coma to the dividing

stand her temperament best, are beginning to believe her.

ideci ' ' not to defend a title that she has held for several years. Her reason is two-fold. First, that

Olympic games, and, second tliat she is atrsld grass courts will dis- mantlo her style-for the “en-tout- ller father, who ls her guide. prophet and alibi reteroo, advances for reason the sentiment- al circumstances that tho English public by some sporting perversity always shouts for the underdog, and that this greatly contuses and dlsconcerts Suzie. Still another reason might be called Helen Wills.

Fitting Tribute To Retiring Pastor

ivrlncetown congregation pnltl list tribute oi praise to its retiring pastor and his wife. Rev. J. M. and Mrs. ‘Murohisomblonday evening, May 19th when there assembled at the manila, Mslpeiiuo, the largest and most representative gathering over held there. The or or so many yoithg people was gratlly- lrig to all and bore testimony to Mr. Murchison’: inﬂuence on the young life oi the community. The given, the word; spoken and the gfto presented were all real expressions ‘of regret, niolli

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dictlons you showered naturally and generously u-pon all and in is way~ you have ‘written your

tact. year by year.

Having mentioned sonic oi the good qualities oi.’ our pastor, we all heartily turn to_glvo our pastors

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wile her iull shore of commenda- tion and ill doing this we (eel sure that even Mr. Murchison will do quiesco with us when we say that there is none that. will rise to blame you. your unassuming womanly bearins. your sane sim- pie way of living and your high ideals oi duty are an object les- son to us all. Your mlnistrstions as a trained‘ nurse in cases or em- ergency and your oilorts in the Woman's Missionary Society, the- Nlssion Band and_ the Sunday School have all been appreciated and will be greatly missed. ditlonai slight token of our esteem

-it is Ruskin that says “All great and we trust that you may go work ls an expression of dsllghtlsnfely iorward in faith, hope and in God's work mot. in your own" love in the service of the Master.

i-l is with this aim in view that you have accepted in the‘ prov~ ldence' ‘of God, the larger sphere of worlk to which he i185 called you. ilil all your future our earnest prsyor is that the choicest glitz oi.’ Heaven may be showered upon your llis, Mrs. lMurchiscn and the children and that. the children ma)’ measure up to your desire and ex- pectations and that in future yssri may reach the London town oi goodnessand distinction.

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