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The morning session

ing of the executive. ' ' V, present were: Rev. G. T‘. Bprolggs, Rowland Meikm, Rev. J. M. Murchi- son, Dr. H. D. Johnson, Rev. E. M. Altkcn, Rev. W. E. Aitken. Rev. FE. Boothroyd. W. J. ‘xfacunn. Geo. L. Haslam, John A. Thompson, Dr. E. H. Ramsay. W. ll. Crozicr, E. D Stems. Various matters o! business being discussed and dispensed of the meeting adjourned to meet at 2.30.

the hour appointed llndrr the dis- tinguished patronage o! his Honor Lieutenant Governor F. R. Hearts. Associated, with him rn the plot- form were Von. Archdeacon Arnzi- tage of Halifax, Rev. H. D. Huy- mond the President and Rev. W. E. Aitken, Pastor of the Church.

The Governor in a few well cilcs- en words expressed his plcesurein being present and congratulated Lot 16 on being chosen as the place for this meeting. ‘nil Honor then called upon Rev. W. E. Altlnn, B. A.. to ‘ lead the dcvolions which consisird

of a hymn, the reading of Ps. 72

followed by prayer.

fitting and acceptable manner ad- dressed the meeting, paying the highest tribute to the work of the Bible Society.

The following-is his address. Mr. President, Reverend Gentlemen |and Friends of the Bible Society of

Prince Edward Island:

It is with exceptional pleasure that I have the privilege and this opportunity of welcoming you on behalf of our people to the Annual Meeting of this venerable and sac- red organization. ' After the many social cares and

vlnce or community, it is indeed re- freshing w be present at o. nlenfing

foremost and where first things arc first. We live not by bread‘ alone, but by cvery‘ word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God, and under a beneficient and merciful Providence the spiritual life of this Province should never be lost sight of. for it is righteousness clone that exalt- |eth a nation. As King David says in the psalms. “Therefore my heart is glad and my flesh also shall lest in hope." I cannot conceive cf any greater benefit. or wider blessing to man- kind than the work of disseminat- ing the Holy Bible, in rhich your Sccietyis engaged. The Biole is not only the record of past revelation, it is a source of continuing revela- tions. It is the book to which men have turned for refreshment and stimulus from generation to gener- ation. The Book from which they have drawn inspiration for the new problems and tasks of their own day. . - In the Bible from beginning to end the central figure upon which

all writers of law, history, poetry l7

and prophecy converge is Jesus Christ the Saviour of the world. He expounded in scripture the things concerning himself. and the Divine plan for man's redemption.

The Bible led to reformation, the foreign missionary movement, and it has been the inspiration of the race for ages.

It is a book to which all go for the good of their souls and for the advancement of mankind. No other single influence has contributed to the Christian life as the dnily read-

grace for fallen people. "Thou truest friend man ever

‘ I _men, be confined w the Bible. I Victor Hugo: “The Bible is my Book."

The Animal Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Auxiliary Bible So- men am; great, wmn¢n_gyw 1mm“- ciety was held on Wednesday. July @315 4th in the United Church, lot 16.

‘dwithl ltoth lad atcto the President Rev. H. ymihd mne are B 8e er n m“

in the chair and consisted of a meet admiration forthe Holy Bible. Most -.. "wit! books have at the best only a lim-

The afternoon session evened M urable and so globe encircling that

Before taking up the Business of the afternoon His Honor in a very

beauty and power."

Professor Phelps of Yale Univer- sity makes a suggqtion that all ex- aminations in English for college

The Bible spreads before us a long gallery of biographies of great

My friends, I find that words of

express to you my veneration and

ited circulation, where the Word of God as time flows on, increases in circulation both at home and abroad. ' The theme of the Bible is so col- ossal, the operations of the Bible Society so wonderful and far reach- ing, the securing, the multiplication and wide distribution of the Bible, the good that it does is so immeas-

man in attempting to describe such is like a voice crying in the wilder- ness.

Therefore. as the representative of His Gracious Majesty King George Fifth. in the Province of '—'-'"

m havmg gms oppommuy in ad- There is a debt that can never be dressing you_ paid. It is love. It can never be And let me assure you that your “Fund-the depth 01' the

denommations and m“ your Wor- Society. If all the Bibles were to thy endeavors will become the most 555F999!‘ “h” ca" melt-ill"? "w 1n‘ effective means of stimulating the 5mm 1°§5- I! We We" W 1°56 PE- 23 Christian life, and richly deserve °r 15~ 53 °r “h” 14 °1‘ 1' C"- l5 the central puma Rs our standard o’ what could take their place. They {Mm and pmctlm tell us of» life to come and the res- The minutes o! the last meetmg urrectlon 0f the dead. Wale!) Hi8 were read by the Secretary, Mr. E. “m!” Bridge w” Wm a BM” D_ stems and were appmvect cost as much as one of its arches.

The next mam”. m. business was In i484 the Latin Vulgate cost as the appdmtment o; Committees and much as a labourer would take 720 the following were appointed: Press

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D_ Raymond for his. report In be_ leavening the whole lump and has ginning his report the President ex- glumeghup goumrleslgo o“; fwué?“ pressed on behalf of the Society his on‘ u": e5 Co“ m “no on

work of ulc Society and also his gf§f°“,'",‘,§‘;g’i§"'°u”“§ “§u‘;r‘°‘o§§' -p'°“‘"° i“ "m"? 9mm“ ‘he W“- lehfeof hie Gospel gases John l: nat- Archdeamn Armnage’ D‘ D" °t ive found on the shore onencd the Halifax as the chief speaker.» The ‘door of Japan " '

president dwelt on the progress the The second'debt we owe is the Society has been making and es- zargenm m. spmkbreaklng down peclally in the past year. Up tddaw the walls of partition We nI-edthls u: 53gb]? l“ whme °r 33%" l? being greatly. At the,World'Confe\-‘e'.lce of

' the rea ing own o t ese wa . i.‘3';%‘iZ‘§Z..'Z.°'§. :a:".r;:::.‘..::“.:.; , we a, or ' or the Wor . ggulgifii gets‘? 2:222“ 5nd Fm“ We owe a debt of lhsnksglving-

Rewlats w show the thanks due God. amounted to £417,295 an increase of we owe a deb; o; smwardshiw

£21,000. On the other hand ex- we have it as 5mm Pens” “mmlni-ed t° 541L817 a d9‘ In conclusion he said we have it crease of over £800 over the previous m, jmmm-ml deb; year. But we must notgforset the After this very impressiveand fact that. there is still an over draft hegmegrchlng address the 54.5510“ 07 "Om $359,090 W $400.000i0 M fe- was brought to a close by the Bene- Jflvved- Althwsh the work has some diction by Rev. Bruce Muir of on with success we must not be sat- charloggegown, “fled bl"- mllst K669 strlvins. keel! The evening session convened at sacrificing for this cause which is a p, m, with the pfggldenf; in the at the very foundation of all our re- chair, Alger devotlong led by Rev, E, 11810115 enterprises. M. Aitken of Cornwall the commit- The President expressed his regret tees appointed at the afternoon at the death of the late Dr. Cooper, session were called upon to report. Gneral Secretary of th Society and The following is the report of the‘ conveyed the greetings of the new- nominating committee which,_ was appointed Secretary, Rev. J. B. adopted: ‘ Armour and announced his inten- tion of visiting our province later Report of Nomination Committee in the year, he being now employ- ed in the west, Board of Directors “ In closing he expressed his sym- pathy for the Field Secretary Mr, Patron, His Honor Lieut. Gover- Murchison on the occasion of Mrs. I101‘ 381ml. ChEFIOi-WWWII- Murchisons illness and thankful- President. RAW- H. D. Raymond. ness for hlrrecovery. M A" CMTIONAWWB- The President referred to the fact Vlfle President. Rev- M- Scott Ful- that next year,l929 finishes the fifth $0". M. 5-. B- 13-. ChBIIOBfiGtOWH- quarter century 125 years of the life Vice President. Rev. G. N. Somers. that Canada will make a worthy B- Aw 'I‘l‘y0n- contribution to the Societies Funds V108 President. Rev. R. C. Eaton. in commemoration of that event. B- A. B. D.. Charlottetown. We need to forget denominational Vice President. Rev. C. F. John-

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knew. Thy constancy I've tried,

w I . if the best work is to be done. We hen a] were “use Ive found further need to interest the young ChBIIOli-BWWYI- in the work of the Bible Society.

thee true. The mines of earth no treasures

give. That could this volume buy, In teaching me the way to live, It taught me how to die." It may be that I am not as spir-

"uany minded as many o, the new ported that of the 54 branches only erend Gentlemen and office bearers 31 h“ '°'wa"d‘d the“ wntflbu" o, the churches assembled ha. my tions in time to be included in lost day’ yet’ I can mm, without my years report ‘ending Doc. 31st. The spirit of boasting, declare that I living‘ °' the 4'59"“ bnmh“ m’ W, have read the Bible from cover to flgglggegei‘; dug: cover at least twelve times and daily pm” amounted w “Gama

in between. I feel, my friends. that the estab-

“shment of the f-mfly altar‘ by HOE lBtBl‘ “I811 188E Of October 5nd which the reading o’ the Bible be_ of all branches collectingflabout the Cove‘ comes a part of the ordinary duties “mi” “nw- He 59°“ ° h e °pg°g of the day, should be in every home “m!” mmfied “m?” “l; w“ loggsmwn, throughout our beautiful and pro- MW“ mm” i" n“ r w’ to cm“

on the work of the Society. \

ductive Province. In view of having the privilege of

I Hepreemtatives to General Board addressing your Society I have been mbn Wle Milt will“ "i101! N14 "l; 1939; " looking up some facts concerning vvfy @101‘ Ind eflwu" mm" °“

this Book of Books.

known better by the PNIQM "l!" by any other previous generation.

it alone satisfies the needs of man.

references to the Bible in the poems of flnnyson.

my...» - inc and called nllilg-Jlihngleitm: ‘his ...‘§.'?’.Z~ scum: "Our ma,» ear-am. Io- eiety has mun uni-S m mu w s. m. hundred vista" In

“h. yfwu.“ fl-louid- perish, the au- Canada. Al W W!‘ Q“:

said he had been in office such a short time he had no report but ex- l F pressed his appreciation at being chosen w the honored position. ‘

lined the vol-x which u being done ,°uemwn_ Upwel-ds of ten millions are sold and the need yet i0 l” "Wi- Him" every year. Its sale is larger than every any other hundred books. It is tran- ixing in officer! fir! M, m“ r ' Mlli I-fl will l! ll! 9!‘

tlféfisprlgifi tiherChehahnlggrlgfmIrllt-lil: the Tummer lhgnths after July giv- Report oi the Resolutions Com- and places Whtift! 5.... religions ms most of hi! W" w "i" Ymmr" "m" are dominant. f ' "m3 5" It is claimed that the Bibi! l8 Win19!"-

diflerences, he said. and to go for-IBM. Milt-im- ward under the Flag bearing the secretary.

E. D. Stems, Esq.. banner "All one in Christ Jesus.” Chflflflmiflwn-

Dist. Sec‘y., Rev. J. M. Murchison. The Secretary being called upon 3h John. N- B-

‘ve Committee

Rev. T. A. Wilson, B. Sc. West _ Covehead.

Johnson re J. A. Thompson. Esq., Kensington. G. l. Haslam, Esq., Bradalbane. Benton Wood. Esq, Victoria.

Earl Jenkins, Esq.. Alexandria.

The Treasurer Dr.

Thos. Moyse. Esq. Bedeque.

He emphasised need of collecting ‘ma’ i

Depositn y.

a to . The Oolporteur, Mr. Thomas Mill- charm“ w“

anization n rls - reorgan-

mww- m" "hdopted.

reinspiring of weak q ' At this 00th session of the P. E. I.

Rev. J. u. Murchison; Field Sec- branch of the/Canadian Bible Socie- W" 14° "We ll Ihfln and Isiah. retary spoke on work done last year ty. Be it resolved: n is the Book of m. Nations. and -how i800 would Wm diliflbvwd

every room of ronage given to this Society by His

B. Cooper. the valued General Sec-

his interesting presentation of the

n}. nslble for our present success as |an auxiliary.

splendid leadership given by him,‘ ‘and to the noble band of collectors itlnoughout the province for their energetic and zealous work. We ven- Jture to say that the subscribers can invest money for no purpose which v _4 _ yields higher dividends. . Prince Edward Island. I am proud Bflythini! but to love one another. appreciation and than“ w the friends of our Society in this beau- tiful section of our Province for

1°" °‘ their unstinted hospitality m all

deliberations will be followed with Christ who save himself for 1w- Iicw t, _ keel-lest 1mm“; by our people o; an can we realize our debt to the Bible “twndmg m" m” n“

officials of the United Church of Canada, Lot 10 for the use of their church on this occasion.

mitted.

W. MacKinnon of Charlottetown days to cam In days o; John w,“ which added much to the impres-

1 _ . sivenessof thqservice and lifted all Rev. E. M. Aitken. Nominating Com- 302st] a; $23‘; fg°mhaysi3t Isflgelelsnagim a higher splflgua] plane as g, m- Mme‘ Dr‘ F“ H‘ mm“ D" 5m‘ there were 50.000 with so Bibles. n. ""8 Pfeimmb" i“ ‘ma M" o‘ M“°N““' R°S°I““°“S Sweden 14 ooo families without a "h" W" i° '°"°‘"- Committee, Rev. G. T. Spriggs. Revimb '

~ er of the evening, was called upon His Honor continuins in the chair :23 135:5: ‘$338,135 to speak on the Bible Society's work. called upon the President, Rev. H. i1“ begmnlng he referred w the fact that when the King was crowned. the Archbishop of r brought to him the Bible and said: Mrs. MoSween appreciation c! the deep interest “’"","°“‘ 3"‘ ‘*”“"““°°' “f?” “mLYour Majesty. on. is m. greatest Wolfe ‘on Wedne manifested by the Governor in the Ca e~y w m’ t0 India‘ he w “ted to treasure m an the wofldg- q-he B1- ble is a. perfect dladem. As Queen Victoria said to the African Chieft- ain. Here is the secret of England's greatness. Because it is a universal book. it is the book suited to our needs; given of God and lived out here, in a living world by Jesus; so the word had life and wrought in the loveliness of human deeds. There is the Koran, but its appeal lists reviewed and all is to the Arab and the East. with its 70,000 commands. The Zenda vis- ta of India. but it is for India alone with no appeal for the West. The writings of Confucious for China as French Canadian has said. The Bible speaks to me in my inner life and there is something in rne th answers the book. "It finds me,"

thing equal to that said the speak- er. God is love-there is absolute, there is no new given. God is

Wards God or the future or the dut- ies of human life, the guide. As John Robinson the Puritan said, More light shall break forth from Thy

learn more but it is all now in the Bible. -

The Syriac ed in the 2nd Century. In Rome the language used in Early Church was Greek. Why did they put it in Lat- lnl-for the people of North Afri- ca. A duty is laid on us of God for the bringing to cveryland and peg. pie this means Treasurer, H. D. Johnson, M. D., which Christ

the great enemy of our souls.

, millions today from whom our an- cestors were shut out. Even the her- mit Kingdom of Tibet has opened its

derful career. At the beginning of this century 396 languages were printed. today there gel’ an; only at the beginning of c. n. McKenzie, Esq., North Mll- micggga xhfzuflfrffflmafifizg; tllleltnhge are bound in the bundle o chm 09° 3- Mcmm’ Esq» summer‘ matter whiz": man ishthe word is to . I‘

.1. P. Gordon. m. Charlottetown. ggmwg-hffg‘ flfitim-M “PM John E. Winslow, Esq., Guernsey m“, 8mm’. but‘ m“ u on“, a m“? Auditor. 1.. n. Miller. m. Ohar- °°'P°"‘"' “w- 1"" “ 1"" m» m. ==.'.:;.§":'.rlar:.: and f‘lli all lives."

_ svirine address a successful meeting m“ H- D’ mymmd’ M‘ A" ch“ was brought w a oloee by the bone-

Rev. John Stirling, n. A.. Mont- by v“-

m 1108a and 52 calves on sale oo- THAT-We place on record our “Y- 05"" 1n as algal-ens languagi in St. John appreciation of the . .. | [n m) s" duwtlm anhmgritgleuorz B. Girls hdne in Honor Lieut. Gov. F. R. Hearts, for "mm"! "l!" 00W! Ind bulls made owe my e ‘in th n to other Monsters‘ and industrial home for his gracious presence at our annual "i? "l! 0R hfil tdhliflnélgflekl that could“: nam- bad boys. He spoke or hil extensive meeting, and for his-inspiring ad-_ "JWI- villi 0f eql‘. visitation of m. higdreea. . ‘ g 5h g ‘g appreciation of the ell-Brita c pin‘; whliphllrlolc. ofliom and nhd M I ab!" The" are more than five hundred‘ cperattanof all clergyutm. '

Vang], p“- On yesterday's market a few of the beet cows sold up to $8.50 today.

. wld up to lll-w. mum were mm nwlu-wc have learned with 06-75 b 81-00 with I f" c! the mm“ sorrow of the deaths of luv. Dr. w. m a bit lower. Lambs were in

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his entering upon the labors of Gen- eral Secretary of the C. B. B. trust- ing God may give him every guid- ance in the work of sendins l‘!!!

word without rate or comment to

the uttermost part of the globe.

THAT-We record our sense of indebtedness to the Vcn. Archdeac- on W. J. Armitage, D. D., for the most appropriate and helpful ad- dresses given as chief speaker at our annual gathering. The Arch-

deacon touched all hearts by his Winsome and sympathetic spirit and ' stirred all his hearers to fresh seal