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` " ` l " Classes In” operation during the Rev "L. E. Ackland. fsummersidel

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We 5elilr.M°m““e' Té°c.h"' Rev' Hun Armstrong. Summerside.

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Thc-z'7-point gum FEPPERMINT AND

CINNAMON FLAVOURS

MADE lN CANADA

_$`ui`t.i///r' arward: for thc i/ixrvz/:fy .fl/if 7!/1 pun/ :lull br rj/Irrzil /ulrr.

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Mrs. Brown- “We've been nt war

eleven months now. Do you think it _twill last much longer?" Mr. Brown Ysbsently)-"Oli, well, it will last till your mother goes home.” -Scottish American.

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Clielsea, Mass. spent a few days

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erse, was in Suininersidc lagt week on business. X.

-Mrs. William Muldoon of Bangor,

li/ie., is visiting relatives and friends ln her native place, Egmond i-lay. Sho is iicconipanied by her little son Wil- lie.-M.

-Mr. Stanley Donald, Principal of

the High Sch-ool, Summerside, crossed hy the S. S. Empress Saturday morn- ing on a visit to his brother Mr. Leslie Donald, Moncton, X.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Manson, Suni-

incrside returned Friday evening from Bathurst, N. B. where Mr. Manson has been instructing parties there in the construction of a fox ranch.

-Mrs. James McKinnon of Edmoiit-

on who has been visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. John Sharp, Sum- nierside, for the past two months returned to her home Saturday morn- ing. X.

-Mrs. Alex. Tulloch and little

daughter Edith of Lynn, Mass have returned home after spending the sunl- mer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leard of Kelvin. She was accom- piinied by her sister as fur as Moncton. X.

Works

CALL

and inspect the latest Monumental Designs at V

our show rooms

117 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block' P. C. -BROWN & CO.

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-ICE CREAM 300|/ii--'T T09 Wiii' 5. New Glasgow, Teacher, Rev. Mr.

--THE MORNING DAILY Guardian ing Workers Mission Band intend hold- Crow-_ uumller l5_

-__ da evenin Se tember lst Come eguminntiqn mul- lveu;_

to give them a few remarks on the pre his death under very shocking circum enemy? This i8 H0 Ordilliify f06 We sent administrations, His speech stances, having been stricken with “F9 fighting. Drink is doing l110l'6 though 'short was very explicit and brain fever following what was iiaiii9~S6 ill f.hiS W0? 1-hall flii the GGY' convincing. He highly outlined the thought to be complete recovery from miiii submarines Dilf i0S@ii19\'- Credit failure that had attended the Liberal injuries reneivell from u lm,-ue klck_ W8!! given in iile l”€D0l”l i0 U10 fe* rel-iim€<i\1l”iiiilli1€i\‘i0I1iZ Silly in ofllce it may be well presumed that they iieilied emiiis ‘ii tha Bllilsll leglBla` and contrasted it with the present still mourned the fate of their be- ill” towards the 5“iiiil`eils.l°ll ol llle Successful uulullulsu-ail0u_ llc dwell loved 50"' when lhls last terrlhle blow drink traffic. The pernicious and The report was adopted. rtedl also on the betterment of the schools fell on them, and therefore they are iaiiii iiiiilleiices iii iiqii°i` are Siiiiii that ‘The resolutions committee rcgw n and increased salaries. In conclusion entitled to most sin(-ere svin ati ', i we illllellls would wlsll illelll clllldlell ‘is iollows illrollgll Rev' W' A' row '

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‘ - - - ~ . . . t b 1 d b th . R - J- M- _ i a in ttiiis Prince Edward

lie said if .iiiioiie had ilucstioneds to their double afllictioii. Deceased -.vas Ode ‘igoilllbzle lil mem etv l the l' Rego if Sal ol Assoclnllml ln,

. . . - - .. . . . - _- - -. ' e or o cio . ihlllihcklllclililllilldagihswci tiiem to thc best .limylouéillgdnillgloiliitelllug lialities :ind B-0; ’Ii‘1lll;edepnla`Ul'lel:\t is not llslliilhlcllntiiéig Zire’ reamrm ns deter

_'_ knew llhfld lilo l.:lll.fl?_`l;l _wlallll ivlll; making such progress in our Prov- mluell opposition to the tramc of in-

-ABRAM VILLAGE - Rev Fath- writirl; had becilil re:-'eialil ll tml; 0 iiicii ii” its iiIiP°i'i8i\°€ UBSCPVGB- Biii toxicatlng liquors, and would call up-

er Nazaire Poirier oflSt Duiistaii's he niet iii-‘ deiitl- f`»l A ve- 'all .ro qw iiieie iii” been “ii iii°i`9iiii€ iii iiiemii' on the Bl€0i0I‘S in lhe Present Poiiiiiiiii College was visiting last week in Eg- telegram. ilword ivasn his flllfllllpell;,l`)r'{5ll(::l'e;;uiri:15l;-e‘i_’exliléhigvtiégslligl' camilailgn ti;uv0teh5l>(;` fggzeefslllgeidlgtlil mond Bay .--Mis. i~elix Leclere from lave nis remains sen lionie.-M be lreblell giglyex alllgilwlllllilpledge themselves l-ol.

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on Wednesday mem0m_ each ,,,_ amendments and ,or a,

last wr.-ir visiting in Abrams viiiage. -DEATH oi= ARTHUR Ni necessary --Mr. nmi Mrs. arena Poirier nf AT THE FRONT. _-'rim iinn sgiiiilnli- “°"‘l’l‘“l°“ lieiii ii “ily il* il” °“'" strict null imveriiei €\\f°’°"’“"'.‘i ‘ii Slieiliac are paying a visit in their McKay has received the following clllllc-ll' lmll the Sevemcleilol ill well: the Prohibition law of this Province.d former home M;;_xlulvllle__.Mlu5 llur. telegram from thx, |‘oii J. A. Lougheed, allklllislflifil nlgmlntéle llllvell °ll b Thtis lirlovedblisconded and carrie ininn Poirier, linnglitnl- of lvln Jose ll acting Minister of militia in reference .. ` -» 3' ii S all llg il ' ii. Poirier, \vciiingtcn, is nttemiiiig 10 Arthur McKay nei»l‘<‘w ofthe Sén- Tim lvliiimge {,l°nilt-lwllwgrdqrzisrs ii' Rl’“°i""‘l illlll lllll Allllmll ciml the high School ul Allruuyg vllluge__ at-or: “Deeply regret inform you S8548 llgmll l’well ll l` 'l " b t' vention of the P. E. island S. S. As- Tl M . W ~ sl . ' _ Gunner Artl M K -- ~ _ llilelilllllg lllllll ‘lollll ll' O" lle all iec soclation herewith express its con-

ie essrs ence aus Poirier, Ar 10|” C ily Offihidily lc n --

cnde S, Ai-cenanll uuu llluuck Cormier ported dead, No. 10 statioiiei'y hospital ggmslfglllgfl' wllltlliiyégdlsllllles ieixflurgll tinued loyalty and devotion to ourdSov-

' _ S . - rel ii, Kin- George V. and our eep

;i.f:..z::5.251111._'s.:.i'f‘i.,2.i..;i.i.ii. -..‘.-fi.’;.‘=‘i'i-.-05:22.1-¢.'..2§;il’.;‘;1:";;':: “"s“i‘f.:i;.:i:“ ii S--.5--W -1- -- --- iani lefl luul week for out weSl____ of the late Dr. l)an McKay for- llelllllelllllf we ills alllll lumens 'llnd painful days of international war- Mr. Ediiilbert Poirier left last Wednes- iiieiiy ‘il Sllllllllelslile' He was a gillea itll; stso piilioll’ for themselves and iam ‘llill ol" loyal support ln our right' day for Bedeque, where he will be ein- siiiiieiii ‘ii iiie Sydllfiy Awllienly l be gecoarse lic pmyel. The llasls eous struggie i_°i` “iliwidlllg tlllllll llllll ploycd in government work.-M. ii' iew Yeiiis ‘ig-0 ami Wiii be V0' 1? B l. oh which we .cork lg the ii0ii°i`~ ` .

memlicrcd by many in that city. QL 0 l.l.a),el. ls lu_ This was adcliglted hy the singing of

S-_-_M.Atterwn-i-ricsie-“ern i i - - i ~ ii‘i‘l‘i~ ~--9-‘l--~ - ------ ~---»Gmi~sirve~the ng.’ -

i'EsTERii ildisoiiiifs sin.-i cninpany. iigengiiirl-girl i"°°“°li" llllll °“ldlll°lley lf “ue iii.-'rinit we tender to our beloved

_ University in 1911 and graduated this lilelll ellscllilal lol ll illlllcglelll thrill General Secretary, Marion Lawrence

*ill* clollloll Dawson C” e Ti V” .V0-'1I‘ ill illiliiiefi SCi€llC0- AITIOHPZ iliS Ulrlstllike lntercessorb'~ dn y 0', our hearty greetings and appreciation

relations are his brothers Eriiest Mc- llgll lllllcll llililellt practice llesllllrlllye of letter received. 'l`hiH WM Carried Kay an official of the N. S. Steel and er become _ real' Pmlfilrllsmll hell unanimously. (Foal Co.. at Sydney Mines, and Albert lllalle lll Selllet' not lllmlfillli or ltv the IV. Resolved that We GXDFBSS 001° McKay, sulierinteiiilent of furnaces we are llrell' lllll' illelelll yl ll l 0 uppreclutlull of the work und the upluu. at the Antikakiaii iron works, Port oilelllllg at me dayl There S “V60 did address delivered at this Confer- Arthur: two sisters Mrs. J. ilix Fraser llcll blessing lll “ll ted -prayer' thence by our visiting brethren, Rev-

INTEHNMIUNAL SUNDAY

| n i 1- l _ The l’l`€Siii€i\t. Rev- J- C-Martin' then tll6 (llfll8l'EIlC8 between 8. llf6 llV8d f0l'

' took the chair and called for the min- gulf uud one lived fur (;u¢l_

utes which were read and Bd0Dted. Mr. Alexander then presented the

_.___ After thill. Dr 31090605011 Of U19 Teachers Training diplomas to Mr

50 I ` (guullnuuul from page two) iVi9Ill0diSi MiBSi0f\0FY 308111 S9-V0 B Millei°'s class at Lower Montaguei

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su represinits the higli-water mark llllLli.illllll§tll:l§B llgllllgllvellllllill/ltl%hieaSe‘c(lJllldBTY trvifrgtlivsti: :illlli?:lliliilv:iii3li'iIolle:‘eselill;li;l¢lil ol illlllllllllllty' Division Report from Hamill Cross as the

_ . - young ladies. both of Knotsford

There art only tvhree institutions Tllls report allowed that good work were not present

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lllu wolld illlll lla e 3 llghl to lou is being done in this department. The After the singing of u hymn uuu the

lfglllgollllfl,,lflllllllll;lll;§l,fc§ll°lll°lll,'§ report was on nwtiou adopted- receiving or the offering, ivir. J. c. past everyllllllg was done folfllle boy After the Singing of a hymn anlllilsgli Jardine gave the supplementary report

l l - l _ liking ofthe oflering Nelson of the treasuurer. It showed that the

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G I oo, t lllgliglfs lll§lll‘lllll)lellll_:ltlll`lll)lwm:;‘lll_i;,ll;,l agtlegi read it papernon ‘The Boy and the Sun- iinangeg ware in full-ly goal coulllllolr

thing is done out of the home. And ‘lily Scli°°l' llzlllii was lollowell by Mr' Alenniier iiieii Biiiiiiii Biiiiimiiig

[Incorporated 19]-3l this social revolution, which is bring- 2,ll°llll)el`.,ilgilel&l Wll:lall§`.laT;-;l;hAgl‘: lglggs gp whailihe tllild an thmllghi lhe

l l l ll ll ll( l l .an o, y ss r . - onven on. s ress was nsp r ng

ONE OF THOSE THAT STOOD THE TESTV Iliff; sic; llillitc lmiéilils lmuiime lllsoy; llllllil pected that both of these papers will gnd gngnlll enwnl-nge muuy lo belle,-

Guaranteed that 50 er cent was to be paid in 1914, girls. nn neninreii tim flirt unit boys “PDB” i" i“ii i“ *"9 i°i““‘i Pi'°"- M W°"i< with the |10-"S 'md sim-

ut - g in ca h nd 0 ex. “ml gms are not taught to may ln After the singing of a hymn. \‘- After remarks by some of the- dele-

. I y - hearers not to allow the high reputa- iie eiiiiiiiineli iiie fact iiiiii iii” "°°‘i I Cifcie “Ill 006 veree Ol "Blest be

f0_X€8 C8Dlt8l|Z€d lt $300,0g_0.00 Only $15,000.00 3 Dall’ lloh which p_ E_ lu hug always had for of thc pupil is the law of the teacher. tile Tig glint Blndgj' Aglgr lhlu the with all expenses and ranching free education, in nip. ne .iepirrea the llVyi\ern Mr- Aleiéanliiir ii:;;l\l\;<;»t£; Prgllidenll rrtclilnouliceli tnefaelrleliliréion.

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so AT lflialilulllh?liu:,`fl§ll,i)uui¢hi,%\l§lq~(l:; glul-lllilal committeci) as follows: the Kiiigflla veerlyniiguliigcélssfuloconvoelili

QR hul; lu left lol lluhill? illlugs l wlllnli Iloixslilldeiit-Rev. E. S. Weeks. tion was brought tgda close. » ~ » ~ . . - Il '

Anvo_iie wanting to _invest in _this great B_lack Fox In- ug., ml,f§l,l‘l,§,§l,‘ ,§°,,§ll'f,,lll.lll,`,,{“i,lf,§§ ,,'l,lfl vice 1-reriiiimi, Kings-w. B. Learn, Ni-Jasorli MACEWEN,

dustry will make no mistake to invest in this Company girls am piiyrinni, rncini, mental nmi sonrir. in-err committee for tire

sure 0f e t h e gre the figs religious, and they live all the week ViC9 Pl'9Sili€Ill. Queen!-RSV. Z- L- Sixth and Seventh Se -

for they are 50 Per c n ’ W at ver m t and not on Sunday only These things Fneh. Charlottetown ‘ sions, Aug 26. B

year' . . ii ii ` a n vi P ia tpi D.D i " s-----

§llll'68 8l‘¢ $25- Wflt¢ f0l’ Pl`03Pe¢ti|5 and °i¢hef infm' liililllit tliilm.0r'i'liile slliliisilileiiilialsile aeliiarilgg- Keniilligtliilisl en ' r Me- r "ra 1' l

MGUOFI 110C S ta T niilcent and thrilling descripltion of Seily-Treasurer-J. C. Ja.rdine,Sum-

_ _ MA ’ ggfg yy. fggsufgf the: tllloyhogxl of lchrllsft. vvthtchdltlvas mga el” S _ -----------»--i--..

Glenaladale. = = Prince Edward Island 33 ...S .'i..§‘..‘§l.'i"“iir. ..f°.§.. lil.-.°’I.' .ii..'f.?.‘i.l_ “ll °°’ l' A' "°°'°' ll” '

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|33 ' ' 4” heallhlylv boy. Illultl he gréiw pllilyilicallly, A Sling-llitentllent of Home Dept; 'Rev. ~=\l _

-_-1%. men a y. .soc a y an re sous y. _ . a es, orth River. _ '7 '

._ mary boy must develop this four- guperintendent of Education Dept. \~ \

*1 o e. -ev.l-l hMill .Mot .

The Teacher Training Report was Superinllfndent er of n’l'§2perance

' ¢ presented by Rev. E. S. Weeks, B.D., Dept.-A. J. Matheson. O'LeI.l'y.

Granite and Marble = - -f

, (Ls Cioffl Chat;-lottetown. A - - l l _ _ _ ___ _

_._.- .i-L_' ..'..inlull@1 J. lil4lle&r5I?ei»loii°,nSt..t l’etl;r'?. R"

as follows - Su erinten _

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tion for advertising in thi' 120101011- 3. summerside, Teacher, Rev. c.E. Rey, A_ sninei-land, Mun-ny Har-

-W K MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Cash must accompany order. Mini- A,-mul,-uns’ uumhul. 15'

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- mum charge, twqpty-tive cents. 4_ lquunfurdl Teacher, Re,-_ C_ E_

merside. -- head, number 10.

i -IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE CENT per word each inlsr- Mur¢lu_ number 12_ hev_ _l L_ D“"on_ Llllle ym.h_ - . A - `\ `~ ‘ ' _ ~

can be obtained at Ls!ferty'a Tensor- ing an Ice Cream Social on the Cen- A; gnu Conveullon dlhlomuu were Rev_ E_ E_ Style* Sourllh ,ll l

I ial Parlors, Bummerside. tral Bedeque Hall grounds on Wednes- presented in me ¢ull,,wlug_ Their Rev_ F_ A_ Hubley, Monlagum _ _ _ l

\\ ° il 5' il ~ ' ii' °i'°5 Mr E H. Wright Victoria. , - ' -1 ` l l l ` ll " `

B "` _ -ICE CREAM SOCIAL. - There anyone and everyone. 2722-8-28M3i. Edith Wiglitmau 96 p.c. ` l,l` h M Mlllgnl Cqmwalh -ilu- - r .-.. mr.-l ' ht -._ . _ ,_ _ ,V , ,L l l -

‘gi will be an ice Cream Social at the --- Leith Cowair 911-5 ug c °u;lgaf§°l:)E:v§6`Yv;zf;h1?:lsg blfxgladthlglllsilinllizg b°0|\ '

p.c.

3- 8;.. 4 Granville Hall on Monday evening. -MEE.TiNG.- Hon. Charles Dal- Mrs. Follman A. I-iowitt 911-5 p.c. ,'l/`// .X ‘lm . ' - Aug. 30. Proceeds in aid of the Red ton and Mr. S. T. Gallant will address Mrs. George A. Poole 913-5 p.c. ; _ ‘Q _Cross. 2730-B-28M2ipd. meetings as follows and invite the Mrs. Hugh Miller 92 2-5 p.c.

-_ Opposition Candidates to be present; Miss Hannah Clarke

-DWELLINGS SOLD. -Messrs Tignish. Aug. 31, 7 p.m. Palmer Road. Montague Anneax

Lucas Allen and P. G. Clark sold by Sept. 1, at 2 p.m. McLean's garner, indie Moorsliead _ 851-22 p.c. lhen wok the chalr_ auction on Saturday. their houses on Sept. 2nd, at 7 p.m. Brocton, ept. 3, niiie Taylor 871- p.c. The session WAS closed by the

' /H” A//ll Slle clrnehldlollliokle Ilialne abliiiiSli)trl§§ gt atlplmn Stl Allliilonrllnicllltldahllosgpyl It was regretted th t Mrs Leith' ii°ii°dici'l°ll lmm Rev‘ ‘l’ S' McKay'

' ree s. . r s eng g a p.m.. ee . a , . a . --

` // ' W Mr. A. C. Rogers for $150 an? Mr. tl- Sept. 0 at 4 p.m. Alberton, Friday, Cowan, who -hail) written DRDGTS 011 4 SEVEN-l-H sE33|oN

. ' len`s by Mr. John Taylor for 900. T e Sept, 7, t 7 p. m. Opposition Candi- ou of the 5 ooks of the course, "‘”

/¥` houses are to be removed within the dates areainvited to be prwent. making good marks. had, died before The seventh session opened at 7_3()

V next two weeks when hlclhsll-s Allen 2704-8-27ME10i. she could! finish her examlnlitlon. lit. with Rev' Hugh Mm” conducllng the

_u . fc audi (lark will Start I u ng nglw _.___ lylas reso vcfil that a. :pete a relstghug- Devotional exerclses_ M thelr cow

reshilencgsmfoi- ldiimsleiives £11 e l-|si_ANDEli KlLLED.- The many d;-lil 91139818 {\5_ HDDI'ii{¢ 1;! Oflregemed cluslon Presldent Weeks took the l Sig I S 0 e 0 llll HSS. . friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cor- t Lhellifg ies; 0tl'B X101' itil D dl wma chair and called fm, the mlmltes of the

- - -Gives BRIEF Aoonsss- Hon ililliiif-ieenxufigiilplti-heivrh<>syxiilinili-leeiio ill? rgr ills ivcliksdgiiig er W a p Bff0"\°°“ “*iS*ii°ii~ Tiie” were lellll

A- E. .Arselifiult WHS ill EZIHOHU BH-Y ceived the sadlintelligence of the ac- The 'i`0l11l1Bl'imce Report was pre- a“';i_hi;d‘;_i;il-)‘:§_l of the Credelltlal Com_

- last week, consulting the different nirieniul death of tllell. sou ll-elle, ut sented by Mr. A. J. Mathieson. in the M M D “_-

84 p.c. 88 2-5 p.c.

conservative roninntiees. At Abrams Oni Town, Ma it i only rinse flshl against Intemperance. to how mime W” "mi iii' Dim' ' ° °.

'\ i\ Village s fair crowd had assembled month; since they hurled uuother of many would our King give a victoria aid of Harthvillelvaeillfligylas as follows.:

~ 'I /ll, to greet hlni, and he was pursuaded ihelr fumlly lsylvulsel who had met Cross for valor in the face of the Present a c .

should avoid vain repetitions and

Port Hope, Ontario and Miss lda Mc- _ J. C. R b rttson, Mr. John L. Alexan- Kay, a trained nurse now on a vaca- illltilliags lie lollllll lll ll' pmyerlul at `ller nnill gi-_ Stephenson. t n in California. His mother resides ' Thi also carried nnanimongly.

. -- . _ . .. di . D h if Of RW- 8 was

€vli;§olili'gll{l(;pe'sflle lullellluilller McKlly L Mill `l\cl<llali1liir vlilio oilvase ailisent pre- V- Thai W9 express °iil{lI iiigii “iiii;`e`

' ' 0 @9010 Y 1056 Wl0 _' ` ' . _ i tio to the eo e of on ague or - - . _- tuti t fthemiuitne vs_ I1 D D

knew liinr._Attcr giaduation he enlisted ililllllfillentle Clips; mlooschools only 45 lheu- kludueuu and houpllullly lu open. with McGill artillerv corps with which his ll “mem The lug lhell- homes null su gene;-ously en.

lle welll illllollgll [lie Salem flgllllllg had reported t elm i th 46 tertaiuing the delegates. Also to the

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in Beigiuln last spring without injury. éllllllsllollglllllgblillglzl sgllllllinsizhgols eslillave hasluru af Montague l-or their able null

He was L6 years of age' organized Wonien's Classes wit-ii a successful efforts to secure the coni-

b hi f 174. There are 22 fort ofthe visiting delegates.

GERMAN REICHSTAG ADJOURNS iilsgiegrilotpofganized with an aggreg- Also to thc managers and trustees of

TILL NOVEMBER 3° ate membership of 430. the churches for placing the buildings

None of the schools report having of same at our disposal. Also to the

LONDON, August 27 -Accordiiig l

to ll lelcgram recelvell from Belllnl adopted the Standard of Service. The soloists and members of the cho r for

says llcutei-'s Amstcrdani correspond- lleiwlt Suggested y ent, the Reiclistag has adjourned until il’ii°lll'l lie glvell llle lluperlmendency November 30. President Kaempf was eiitliusiastically applauded when he announced that at the suggestion of Dr. Von llethiiianii-llollweg, the lm-

lierial chancellor, thc Itciclisttig build- delegates freely look part'

ing henceforth would be oriiaineiited with a. tablet inscribed, “To the Ger-

that a la man

of, this department.

After this report Mr. Alexander

conducted a Round Table Conference on ilie Adult Division in which the

Sixth Session

The sixth session opened at Z o'clock

ltev. J. A. Greenlees of Georgetown conducted the Devotional Exercises.

Superintendent of Elementary Dept-.

-Miss Lena Barrett, Charlottetown.

Rev. John Stirlin aveudlsh

i011-ii. C- CFO". Charlottetown.

tive:

Rev. R. G. Fulton, Charlottetown. Rev. G. C. Taylor, Charlottetown. Hev. A. Littleiohns, Charlottetown.; Mr. W. T. Huggsn, Charlotte-‘

town. 5

Mr. J Whear, Charlottetown. l Mr- J R0". Charlottetown. l Dr- J- Ayers. Charlottetown. Rev. J. C. Martin, Csrdfnn. . Rev. H. J. Fraser, Sumnurside.

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Superintendent of Adult Division- 5

K. C .

Superintendent of Secondary Divis- I

Additional members of the Execu- l

boi- North.

Rev. G. M. ’Youn|. Tryon.

Rev. J . S. McKay, Hampton.

Rev. R. Murray. 0’Leary. Rev. A. J. McNeil, Murray River.

. R. N. Rand. Dundas. Mr. Sam Proiltt. Kensington. Mr-. Nelson McEwen, Charlottetown. Miss Erma Fasll. On motion thi, report was adopted. Rev. Mr. Weeks the new President

Pastors . . . . . . . ... ..22~ , Superinteiidents . . . . . ..20 l Teachers... . .. _.58 l S. S. Leaders.... - Pupils.... .---51

Total. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .155

their excellent assistance.

This was carried by a standing vote. Vl. That we express our gratitude

to those members of our Sunday Schools who have enlisted for the de- fense of pur Empire. Also to express our deepest sympathy with those who have been called upon to mourn the" death of their boys, who have sacrific- ed their lives for our safety and lib- erties.

This was carried very heartily. When this report had been finished

Dr. Stephenson gave another interest- ing address in which he pointed out

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Cagtbrip is ti. harmless substitute-for Castor: 01|, -ph,” gorip, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It ` contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Norootie substance. Its nge is its guarantee. It destroys Wnrmu and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty yearsli; has been in constant use for tho relief of Constipation, Flotulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and ' Diarrhosa. Ii; reglul tes the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Foo , giving healthy and natural sleep. The Ch1ld.ren’s .Panacen-The Mother’s Friend. “

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Prince Edward Island Railway

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 14th, 1915 Trains Outward Atlantic Standard Time Trains Inward, Road Domi. Rssd Up. P.M. Noon A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. 3.45 12.00 7.35 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 10.50 10.20 5.00 1.20 8.30 Hunter River 10.36 9.52 9.08 5.45 2.10 ' 9.02* ““““““““ "Em6l'Bld”Il'1iST'""`W9T59`”9T21`TTI5""3fI0“_4““” 6.22 2.55 9.27 Kensington 9.27 8.55 5.02 -

7.00 8.30 9.50 Arr. Buinmerside Dep. 9.00 8.30 4.80

P.M. _

8.40 12.10 Dep. Summerslde Arr. 8.45 5.80 9.38 1,42 Port Hill 7.48 4.00 10.27 8.10 O'Leary 7.04 2.40 11.08 4.22 Afborton 6.19 1.35 l1.45 5.20 Arr. Tlgnish Dep. 5.45 12.30

A.M. P.M. .

9.25 D09. Emerald Jct. Arr. 9.15 8.00 10.00 Arr. Cape Traverse D00- 3-40 7-00

_~1.°.'ii 33?

P.M. A.M.

3.00 6.50 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 8.05 5.45 4.10 8.40 Mt. Ste wart 7.02 4.10 4.36 9.17 Morell 6.33 8.27 1 -1.57 9.46 St. Peter's 6.11 2.55 8.00 11.15 Arr. Bouriis Dep. 5.10 1.30

7.10 Arr. simim mp. 4.00

A.M.

4.20 8.45 Dep. Mt. Ste WBT! Arr. 7.00 3.55 _ 5.09 9.55 Cardiga 11 6.11 2.48 N 5.30 10.25 Montag ue 5.49 2.20 6.05 11.05 Arr. Georget own Dep. 5.15 1.80

Sat.. Daily Daily Sat. only ex. Bat. ox. Sat. only & Suu. & Suu. I.i0 3.10 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 9.45 4.25 4.57 ‘ Vernon River 8.28 8.81 5.58 1.00 Arr. _ Murray llsrbor Dep. 6.30 7.00

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