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ROSE VALLEY AND BRADAL- BAN E.—'I‘he ltev. D. S. McLeod will preach zit ltose Valley, Sunday ‘the 17th. It ll o'clock a. m‘. and at llrarlilalbune at T o'clock p. m,

Ma-y 17th. in the

viccs. The Young Peoples gr sslve Group will meet Friday evening at Rustico Chu-rch a; 8 p. nl.

Mr and lvli-s. Clark. City; N. S. El ll. Mrllion; Mr_ Bull, Milton; J. ll. Caurpboil, City; John McDonald. Biistul; W. J. (Tornelll, Hamill-ton. Ont; Ben]. Carter. Cty; Florence Stewart, Marshflcld‘ ‘R. C. Mc-

ou; ililbert Prizzio. _Qnv:i\ﬂad_ 7 - i , NORTH GRANVILLE SCHOOL

The following is the standing oi’ North (irilnuille School for the month of April,

Grade V.——l, ilrloracc 'l‘aper. (irudc lll.-—i, Marion 'i‘apcr, 2. Gladys Taper, . Orville Taylor; 2.

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D°l'~°ii°li6I.Parls,|repreeen-i LONDON. May 12-—Th° "11"" 1, e 1490830 ol Nations. ls or Commons is ihavlns iiii 0111"‘ °'°'"° iiwliefiiirthelireeeptlon lesson st its luncheon on M47 13- " Will-ll Allleflilll doctors. when-every Item on the menu will

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(Ihurcil at Stanley at 11 a. m. andllvwli- at North Rustic-o a-i. 3 'p. m. lure-load a carlzo of Produce and Liv/ii ‘ llcv. M, J. liicllhelrson, B. D. clistock for St. John's, Nﬂd. Furl

Halmlptcn will preach at both ser-‘spnce and Pro- Bros, Agents

lionallld. Amherst; S. Gll-iispie, Mil-land grandchildren’ ML and Mrs_

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HAVE YOU SEEN-Tit NEW McLaughlin Buick Special Coach? 1030-6-14-21

HAVE YOU SEEN the new Mc- Laughlin Buick Special Coach‘! It's here. Call and have a drive.

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NOW l8 THE TIM: FOR SOIL- GRCL-Get your supply at once from Snilgro Selling Agency, 176 Kent Street, 'l‘elephone 42ii-Li.

~ 917-5-911.

WELOH'S GRAPE JUICE Car- vell Bros, have just received a consignment of this delicious, and refreshing beverage ask your jroc- cr for it. 1023 5-4i

STOCK NOTE.- .Mr. Stanford Glover Nolboro. has purchased the Glydesd-alo Stallion Richard ll (sec- ond) from Mir. Frank Andrews, New Glasgow.

GRANVILLE CIRCUIT. -— May 17th.. 1925. Granville at 11 a. m.. Wheatloy River at 3 p. m. Hunter lilvcr at 71p. m. Granville Hall on Fri-day the 1512b. at 8 ip, m. 0. H. Peters, Pastor. l .

DO NOT DELA ‘AND BE DIS. APPOlNﬂEll-Jfh liirst car of Soilgro is going fast. ntarlo re- ports a tremendous boom up there also. 176 Kenit Street. Telephone 420-11. » 917-5-9tt.

TRVION METHODIST CIRCUIT. Sunday. May 17th. Preaching servic- i-s 'l‘ryou 11 a. m, vDeSalble 3 lp. m. Vicloria 7 p. m. Quarterly Ofiltizll iioaid mll iing in Tryon Methodist lllurch, Monday, lMay 18[h_ at 2 p, ill.

PROGRESSIVE FARMERS AND GARDEN ERS have already ordered their supply of Soilgro. 'l.‘hey know its value. Still time to get supplies but do not delay.‘ Soilgro Selling Agency, 176 Kent Street. Telephone 120-1.. ill7-5-9tl. MADE FlNE SHOWlNG.—ln the "aihoualc l xamiiuliion Mi. S. H. Brown of New Glasgow was credit-ed .. ill only flirt-c pa-sses lnslead oi’ iZvc, Ml‘. Brown making high marks iu ‘both Latin an-d Greek as well as the subjects ﬂlbitllly‘ given,

SOILGRlO MAKEB THE CROPS GROW.-Makc no mistake. use ex- tensively and you will hi, amply ro- paid. Soilgm Selling Agency, hiurdncll Mackinnon. hianatzcr, 17G Kent Street, Telephone 420-1.,

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rlsilllll (ll zzurul Iiiazmuil: (‘ illauil‘ '_"_'-‘ "d (my i138 50111 ili-S ‘lﬂlilPlllfi wlrclisylbliirzrigtzenrd1:01:15): Natonal italllrziys. youc-'ll_ziy'g";;"1"““‘° “ml time at corn-er ‘of. aw 1H3: axis-ﬁg? pili- m,“ m, m", a ,,,,,,,i,,.,- Oi Cay may‘ and Cirmiberland Sic-it. ycppnnnm-i your: a/“ialfli (iuuut; 111115 um] louvre-stud tniilc-l-ilaml “ ‘$195 l-D l-hdnk. ‘hi3 ‘Clliil-OYTIPIY; lnclory wear. Drminion reiiardilii: lilo laying 0f rails alalll! loll "l!" ll‘ scnéieui‘ ‘Diiifiimiilze illliPi giazliizmczggdﬁiaf; lhc water fzont. . .\o decision was, Y» ' 1° ‘i135! flvejllai-‘i- l ,,,,,,,,,/,,,,,,,,,, o; m, ‘m W‘ “" j s. s, "m? snwoon_~_'m,i..i ii.'i'a°iinslil'h"iii'."°n 8mm

cAVEMmsH SERVwEQ _ steamer will sail from Montreal,

'i"h<ln.-. will lili services on Sunday. about May 16th- with a cargo cfi prggbytgﬂgn ireneral merchandise for Charlotte--

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NORTH tram. HOTEL. _ Celebrate Their I

50th. Anniversary

i On the evening oi Tuesday. Aprlll -‘21, Wllll their sons and daughters. sons-ln-laws and daughters-in-iaws,

Bertram Lea ball a jubilee celebra- tion in their home ut Vernon River, it was as if a marriage least, a re- union, and a commemoration were all taking place at once.

'l‘lle order oi’ procedure was somewhat as lhllows: At eight o'clock the whole company gather- ed in the drawing-room, where two sumptuous chairs, and an address. were presented by the family to Mr, and Mrs. Lea. Two short address- es followed by Mr. Jabez Lea, and the resilient pastor, in which were expressed the love and esteem, not only of tho family, but of a wide circle oi‘ (fiends, lor the sterling character, and the services that they always ungrudgingly per- formed. Other gifts included gold pieces, jewelry, and many "golden" remcmbraneos.

From the presentation the com- puny adjourned to the dining room and found it taste-fully decorated ln {golden yellow, and the table well iladen with delicious delicacies: conspicuous among which were two wedding cakes, each carrying ﬁfty golden candies in dainty chal- lces. By no means the least en- joyable -l'eature of the feast was the animated conversation, full of dc- llgh-tful recallings of ﬁfty years of ‘happenings in the life oi’ the lami- y .

Two prominent residents or Vic- toria, Mr. Ja/bez Lea. and Mr. Henry Smith, brothers of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Les respectively“ were guests o! honor.

Messrs. Lea and Smith are gon- tlemen who have travelled exten- sively, and are exceptionally‘ well read. They are splendid conversa- tlonaliats, and nedless to ssy. they contributed materially to the even- ing's enjoyment. .

lt was not necessary to have that cup ‘that inebrlates, for not a per- son presen-t was an addict to sire- holism. or tobacco, or any kind of false stimulant. or sedative.

From feasting the company went to the enjoyment of an impromptu program. the whole of which was greatly enjoyed, especially some excellent readings by Mrs. West- mr" slang. Although there was not a single less song sang, the singing was so hearty as to be nearly hil- arlous.

in the midst of’ the singing s hand of chsrivhrlers led by s vet- ersn and officers of the srest W," ‘wen nnerstions; end :00!‘ Ill?!- opollled the attention o sl : or lhey did their worn well. The bride g Ind the groom. were well sensed--

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Tile foregoing program took lin- in hm“, of Rm. M]. Thompson's ill the wee hours to pertorm. A“ definition oi’ “God's minister and the party, glad of heart, dispersed. people's pasting pmiologicﬂiiy they lcft in the’ oars oi‘ the happy speukipg’ M“ q-hompson i“ cm, Couple ‘he “rams “f the 0m am“ loci. but tho Scot SPiG little store oloI-ly. and the wish that ailmight by etymology ‘vhom hum. Meenm, attend their diamond jubilee. |u,.-- m. uc_nce,,,e,i_ _The mm, is

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A. 'l'hompsou, Hastings is correct ili more things than philology. (Coburg World, May 7th) His k ndly, sensible advice to the flock was wcli worth llstcliiiig to,

The Bouts um said in take their every word l.l' it, and the uood vieasure 5311].! They gtﬂkg the folks of‘ St. AllilltvWs owe him a

balance by doing their serious double dcbt, for he 5811111! "Iimller- filings in u stately way, Such ation" iii the vacancy and the was (he imlpi-msion once more sweetness with which hc deliver-

made upon us by Tuesday's Zlltgllﬁt ell the time-honored “address to ceremony at S't. Andrew's Presby- ihe DGODIQU‘ wi-ian Chufuh_ ' » Advice to Ministers The occasion was the inductio The “address lo the luink-ler" 0i Rev 'i'_ w_ Goodwill, B_ A_ After by licv Geo, l. Craw. Spriiigvilll: i, [gng wail, cgngiilnriiillly hoynml was one. of the fine-rt lo which we the scheduled hour the lellllim of have ever iisleiiell- It lbrisilcii which was decidedly relieved by with practical sulzarstions, lively Mr. Duncan's splendid services with humor and pungent with at the fine organ, the Peterbor- sound sense. Hero are a few cx- ouzh Presbytery took ilié procceii- amples. "This church did not ings in hand and maintﬁlned the cfll evtrylii-‘ILV- Ii railed veil." best. traditions of ‘ecclcainstian “iicad over Ym" ﬂﬂrliiﬂile 0n 581m“ gnlemnﬂy, day nlghl and ask yourself wheth- An eloquent and somewhat an- er you would like to sit and listen lilyticafl sermon on "Christ and to anolhc man preach hi: these to Life" by ltcv .Mr. McCullough you" "Wile" yell visit the liev- (jlhornc, captured the attention pic in lher homes, don't talk of the large congregation and about the weather. Probably they maria an Libl/IQIIS impression, Many know more about the wenihc-r than prea ers would envy the rapt you do." "See that Yell knoll’ stillness with which every wo-rd more about the Billie and 0i‘ llll‘ was eagerly followed by the wor- Bible than any other man in your shipper-Q ' church." Rev Mr Ferguson, Baltimore lhel The moderator of Presbytery in moderator of the Presbytery. liiii- (Iliiﬁiiis lhe vililmfillﬂi QEFPTIWYIY the usual questions and lalid the wished Mr Goodwill and b's people

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success and blessing in the iilllill our strange. . so that the Pres-hy- ind assured terlans will have more congregat- Alllli‘€\\"s would be ions renlaining out of the Union illcll again by br aging home lhl- than the number which will enter churchllss- without drawing sill-Pp it. Moreover, these congregations. .l'rom lilllvl‘ folds, in most balances, will be strength-

Si. Audr- \\"s. is to be cougratu- P1101] by the’ addition oi‘ noncon- Ia lil upia .~"i_~uring .\lr. liilDil\\.ll curring miiiorlies from ue-ghbor- and Mr Goodwill upon a loyal and ing lllilllllsi charges, Wlllllll are ha... llulliitii to..,,.t;.|....... ... thus ire-likened by such detections. lucst every dcnolni-naliou was re-. "Fire ov-errld-rilg ol congregan-

' .(d in till" lion's at 'l'ilcs-l oilal Acts oi‘ incorporation by inc lay ‘Ll‘V:f‘i‘. a fact \\'h‘/-h was in» Union Acts has call-sell a izreai lift-tulle of the liccp interest taken lical of justifiable reseullucnl. in ny llli iomlsplel.,..e m all .11..» some illal-c-s which has done much .au w. I'll and all good causes. ..l. llc:..ro_v all unionists had bopcli

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ipnilli. out. Island Is I Presbyterian

Discussing the stuaiiou In Al- bcl a. with partcular referenci- i: luliiunnlou, lhe Bulletin has this lb say:

' "The thin red line has hold ili

Bumrﬁ" Milt" oumm‘ N°w Lil's Presbyterian oiltposi. Edmon- D"V‘i°P"i¢"t¥ i" chum" i" ink‘ ion \\lll have six Prlslbyieriau 55X chlmih" Fiimai" l" Edmmm". churches ministering to the 119811!

"l"'"<-'<‘ "iiiwiiiil “Willi “till "i" or a loyal people ai-cr the 10th of lllilillri‘ riomiiienll_v Prcsbyll-rlan Jim?’ Tim-i. an. “i pfoslini iiiir. liys illt- lilllli‘ in. lhc second issue u,“ pr‘laclllng mucus i“ the ciiy

ALBERTA‘ SITUATION.

Ill which hair. jusl iltllll aunt our Wilma, Presbyterian gefvicgs gri- oy llli Pr: ‘lyilfiliil (‘hllrcll Ass- heim The proppny higjii by lip. mi" loll, ill a front page ariiciic Pll- iqibllyllﬂlllill gllillp is valued al

tilled "The lsl-"iiill Vii-iliiiliiciiirii?‘ $247,000, with a debt. oi’ tiarisi. Yll- ll ili" illiivbilll-“I ‘"13"’ \'°"’~ while the property gong into illi- i-i far. shows-a hood iimlvrlly 0W1‘ itlll is valued at 5232.301», with a the lllllihlisilw‘ and all the iuicst duh‘ of $541955 rrturns have been decidedly ill -,,,.,.,.-. m- fii-iioi, may ha“. favor of iviilﬂiiiiiis will "is vlm- claimed that opposition to imioh liiliiliiil vliliiTll- lulil ihacucully- lLdHDpGltltHl from TWELVE V0759 OUT- lb» \\’l~"l, ~l)ill who Prcsbyieranisln "Uul ti‘ lhc thirtyihrlir con- of me missium-y piongei-a has not Rllsililﬂile‘ l" ilii-‘i, PfvﬁliylP-YY ....-l. t. li\fs| an uvilllesrell. k-iid. '“'Pl"i‘ in iliiili‘ ‘iiillimy liillf" "med This ivis-llern country is still going "ill- iliiil "mill"! ili" l“"~‘|"¢* "T" ‘o l'(i_'i‘lV0 some of that religious practically nil thc loading con- touching which deveioy, sqi-engih srvziiliuiis iii the province. Threshold sihhahy oi’ charliciel- where- HLW (‘OIIKIUKIIIlCIIi-l have been or- N." i, hm, Mme;- uanlzcd and arc already amoniz

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