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the evening of November sth,

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J '» »¢ _ t li 1 011 i ‘_ __ upwards of 175 members and friends

of the New Glasgow and Fredericton Christian Churches and the Caven~ dish Baptist Church met at the spacious home of Mr. und Mrs. l1rn~

Houston to tender a farewell to _ and Mrs. Armstrong and daugh- Vivian, who have won the respect affection, not only of their own

congregation. but the entire com- munity for which they so conscienti- ously labored during the past tivo years, The evening wa-S pleasantly spent in games and music till Mr. Preston Campbell called the meeting to order and Mr, Nelson McDonald

read an address to Mr. Arrnstronlr. while Mr. Revel Dickieson presented him with a substantial sum of money as a token of love and respect by which he is held.

Vlrs. R. A, Houston then, on behalf the Missionary Society, read an

addrcm to l‘.irr. Armstrong, who has been president of the Ladies' Aid and

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Missionary Society, and who has so:

generou_~l_v given of her time and

.energy to ilic \\or‘»:. Mrs. Horace

Ling presenting Mrs. Armstrong with a beautiful fern basket for her new

home.

Mrs Harland Hill then read an ad~

taicrveti orfzanist and who will be very

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“__-_-. much missed in church and commun-

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_~.- ny, Mrs, Ernest Houston presented

»ee4oooobo»oe4o¢¢eooeo»9% _ _

" __ _ |' Vivnn with Ii bcauiiful leatlier travel-I

Our First (`liri.si:11its_____`_,_____

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L- U 01" . cf their many friends and remarked; --é i .

ovu f'\ir;‘|<'r\1\.-~ ~'.u_r-: rr To

\fr, arid Mrs. Arnistrong and Vivian

spoke verv fittingly of the kindness

that the two yca.s spent in Sew

,ivn :_\'<'i:r ui'_\'r; |»r`c"i;.\rrsr-:rt 21i|i`G-‘=1»‘20\" “wld 21“'=."S b= l Shi““‘¥ a.~».u:»~ |:a’i.m. lin- pkg.; 1121111 lil iilelf WGS- Mall?" Ui “Use <.-¢,||¢,| Ru' ins _ 12;- pkgf prcwrent spoke words ni regret at the

i-icvdless Rllisins, bulk 2 lbs 24” departure of their beloved pastor.)

":“‘""° n“i,_5i"’- Package _ 25;: pills'-‘ Among those, Rev. Mr. SZavert_ of the _Tlulk Dates". _ _ . . . . . __ 3 lbs. 211.' _ _ _ _ _ _

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lrmnu Pvc:-. . _ _ _ . . _ . 281' |b.l

' ' ' me mil Mr. Al'1n_=i.‘on_g as a. genuine'Cli:'is:

i_1n_ one who was fearless in proclaim-'

uv; thc vvhole truth and who could

”“!"'I" '|"""7-"~- - 65° ll", neither be bribed or bought. After a

HMI Rose gen 68clb

nmmlaq _rm _ _ $56 lb`| ciaintv lunch wus served and the sing- Spoi-iaf ('h,;\\l- :intl Srmlmrii Blcnrlj mg of "Bust be me me mat bi“d5‘"

Tm _ _ , _ __ 7.2¢ lb, az. vote oi tlzanks to the host and

(`of'n l|."_k|‘i _..._ . _ I! for 230 Shrcrldctl Wlirnt _ _ _ __ . . .. .. 2 for 234: ]'Ium .lam it Ili. bottles , _ _ ___ 33c Avlmer T~I.'|§mnl:iflr 3 lbs. net _ 3.3¢ shelled Wnpvuie _ 59(-11,, Tllixrrl \'ul~{_ _ __ '3 iii: for 484? Special Sale nl Grapes Saturday only

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liostess, Mr. and Mrs. Houston, all departed, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Arm- strong and Vivian God speed in their new lionxo. n

The follovving are the addrcsses;- l‘~ii‘_\-_ Armstrong, '

Dear Sistei':-

‘ On the occasion of your de-

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parture io your new home at Mon- tague, wc. _vour sisters in the Mission-

61 1214 3_L f ary and Aid Societies, feel that we

cannot allow you to go without shou-

I uma rm from vu, au ri token or love

I flowers grow in thu box, may you be i reminded oi' our Appreciation of your sincerity and zeal in trying. to instil in our hearts the principles of a true Christian.

We hope to be able to entertain you

often. as you are not going so far from us. _

Signed on behalf of the Missionary

and Aid Societies.

To Miss Vivian Armstrong,

Dear Vlvlan:- _

It is with feelings of regret that

we have learned of your removal from our midst.

Since coming lo_us over two years*

ago, you have, by your kind personal-I it-y and self sacrificing manner, won_ our affections.

_ and ertoem. and while watching thex

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We have learned to appreciate your

musical ability as organist and _vourl

j general( helpfulness in everything that? was undertaken for the promotion of all Church work. I

I We ask you to accept this token.: l not as a rewlrd for what you have? I clone. but a reminder of the goodi

I I times ive have spent together. I

i Signed on behalf of the mcmbers| ` of the Church of Christ, New Glas

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| To Mr. and Mrs. Ai'u\:'f.:'ong and I Vivian.

As you are about to conclude your

work with us and go to r'iz.her part of the province to re. u.-_ ive, your, brctl'ii‘en and frirnds lzave incl with you ionightto exprrfs in a..~1;i_~.l mer»~i._e the appreciation vvhich :vc hold of the services you have render-

ed us wliilsr living amongst us.

You have been cier alert in your

_ work. untirang in _vour zcal and prod- ‘ igal of your energy in promoting not

only matters pertaining ia church af-

‘ fairs, but you have taken an active

interest andpart in all things that seemed good in the interests ol thc

community.

T719 YOU!!! People should not readily

forget the council and help that you

. have given them to the end that their social and physical life might bc raised tom higher and l>ei:cr place.

In your o\vn unassuming rnariner

in many ways you have continued to

r be useful to the cOmmunli_v at large

Not only have ,vnu pcrio:-iiicrl _vour

4 duties as pastor fr:ii'lc:'slv and \=_'.“ll as I beconieih the man of Goal. but _vour 1 untiring energy set you to the task oi' reinocieling and building Chiu-Cha; _ 2114 harscuag: propcrtit-_= and with I Ivfliir cl1ar:\:i:'.'is:ic thoroughness and

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: efficiency. _vnu have nceoiiiiilisiied thc result which speaks for itself. ` Your mace will be iumi lu rm and

We would gladly retain _vour services, but as you have mapped out _vour °“'f\ C0111'-<9, We have no alternative other than abide by your de;-i_§i0n_ ,

Ei; fr ’ ing our appreciation of the deep in- We wish you every success in life, f F““";`lT_ '.t::fi;..i::"..":;1;si.;;";i: :'€_‘;_.‘“:.;'fl F3; :rv

I cn our fniih in the Masters vvoi'k.g D TcJm;i\"‘li§ii,m\l'l,ioaIlifsocl and CAREFUL mTTENT|0N GIVEN 'ff' and your words of inspiration willl I I e exceedingly

BTPAIR WORK' I Iona be remembered by us. Words(

J. fail to express 110;.; we will miss

` ii our meetings, it you Carry wit

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Zrnteful and pray that, she may enloy graridev abundant strength to exercise her talents to their full extent in hor flilure life. I Dear Pastor, on behalf of the

brethren and i'riend,; of New Glasgow, Fredericton and Cavendish. please ac-f rem this small material gift. I

in farewell. we pray that the gi\~er]`

01' ¢\'¢fl’ Bond and perfct gift may; watch over you and bestow upon youf from that rich storehouse eternalj many vivlwr slits. and that you anflt yours may have health, strength ant!! long life.

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Boy Scout Chief

Commissioner At Summerside

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SUMMERSIDE, Dec. 13-Arrange-,

ments were discussed with Mr, John A. Stiles, Chief Commissioner of ih¢` BOY Spouis Association. at Ottnwaf

at l. meeting held in the Town Hi\ll_ at Summerslde on Friday night, fm-_ the purpose of organizing a boy s¢out "OOP in the Town. Mr, Stiles gave; some very important information in` answer to questions on the besL‘ method of starting the movement.: He stressed the importance of start-_ in! Willi H Good scout leader; a- .\'f>_\ii1r msn who would be wining ta‘ make uus no quest. out the on-' irens of the town must show thelrf appreciation of such A man. A com-_ mittee .should be formed of three or; IDU!" Pwhle who are really inter-1 ested in the movement. It was hlsl experience that groups attached toi rhurches really do the best. but where there are not sufficient boysl for the different churches to formi their own groups it was better toi have a ncndenornlnatloflal group un-

der a good leader. There were two_ things that Mr. Stiles particular-ly_ pointed out. one was that it was not| money that was needed. but hard| work. The other was that the boy scout movement had no connection; whatever with any military organi-

zation, Lord Baden Powell in found- lnl 0-ll scouts. did not connect. _hh

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organlzgtlon with grvyvwffuié xi-n°'v,;Ef"°e`ir'al lnélmesl given 'by the pupil; -_irema:ceused_""counsel_' to ing” .

Q . ima Judging su the .enthusiasm of and uyrxoiiowiuz °“°1°¢\w mind'-, '71 *~"`“

mnt, but on th D6nh'ary,` laid. ____ __i ' ._ '

down strmgem, ru1,|~!°,,~ h°n'M1b|¢1_'ti1e boys. Mn' Stilesi-felt~it-would 1102; -‘Couilselr This LS the third Woman

conduct, fidelity to god. ohunh; `be their zfaultvll a group was not claming to be your_!llnc¢e. Which _

me Krug, oouyies 'mi ui. .uma-_ started insuirimgnide. it only need-_ gr inquires aio you muy intend io!

lug of `woud¢i-sn, me iurpructicei-ed me cooperation or the older people mqriym- 1 had not decided. '

l ‘ r - to like the thin a success.'1 was _

OF he pm* “hm < ,lregxtted that Mi. w. L. cutn-ter. N°”¢ °f ‘"°”’- P°"”"P°'7"' °”~ °"'I

Mayor Lldsione very ably preslded‘ from--the »Nat.t_onal office .of. Boy ` lamll' I _.ha

over the meeting and amongst th06¢` scouts at- Ottawa, was unable to bei _ _ present and-offering vaiuablei sul-_' present on account ofa slight lndls- with °”°ih"' It d°p’"d°d °" my ` were. Premier-A. C. Saund- position. Mr. Stll'e's`<i-1 visiting Ken-f'P`l°°@~ ` . ‘

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ers, Mr. A. E. Macbean. M. P., Rev_I singmn today. s. ,_ __ _ I

G. T. Spriggsof Kensingt.on,.Provi_i1-_I, » cial Sc deacon Jeans,

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d honourable intentions;

in all cases now with one and now-v

which of them-_ do you now# statei

to be Iiancee?-- I-should have tol ‘dlscux that question with them be~‘

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J. ERNEST H. WORTH ill Prince Street Drllttlisli ‘_ Phone 5;

outs Commlsslonen- Ven.<Aroh_- - - - __ _ _ _ white. Rev. C. J. St. cial;-IBURGLAl_l HAS THREE FrANcEEs`fore answermm _ i M'n_1‘_3__ or. E..'r. 'rauton M.r..A. ,sf-_ _ ,» _ 1 Did “Y °f “Wm "“_°“' "l’°“” "mi '

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MacKay and others..Mr_ Stiles gave _ -m ~ _ _ _

3 on-y inverming ¢d¢n¢§.,.out1m|ng~ (British United =r'r¢_-'ssl 'feelings as tar as possible. Ihlnfi- 1119111 CHI* be your Iiaiicee."

. ER N me _ 14,-'Berlin is chuck; why didnt you publish tm banns? _ and the next minute she kisses my "Well," answered the prisoner rm.

the itinerary of a boyscoitt to the_ B LI _ C _ _ __

j,_mb°"e_ 'mn' different |n_»png 0v¢,»_y,h¢ ¢55¢ of _,_ man, charged ._ Oh, something always cropped up Well. she, at any rate does not come pcrtuibably, perhaps you wi. of that great_event. 1-le read with burglary who is now before, What special 'instanoe?-- fI'li¢f-fltriollsly into the question ns your plain that to the girls."

. L5 " _ ‘ ' jD°1ic¢_ Iflanceelh- Oh, I wouldnt saythnt_It - -m

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is from nature of that sort that A mm was standing in ff

great

cldents the farewell message. of. Lord .Baden

' ` ' ‘ ‘ut1im°-- I like to spare a :iris -~; ' f E

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Powcli to the scouts on_thelr__c_iepai't~ In German law: a man's flanoee; What do you, think would have` just `_ ~» Om _,_

' ed-if gnu had- got to lmpwione never knows what to expect. ibmstcin as a runcral procession ran;

ure from England. lie also_gave_the cannot.be_ made-‘.o‘ give evidence happen _ _ A V

and principles involved_in the against him. The alleged burglarhtbout the others?" I dont like to That_attrac.s me.

rules

boys scout brigade. _ , however n n at ny o _ ._ _ a

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did ot`inte d th ri 'Fihink Ed was a gentle sort of crea- Well, then, you decide for her?-- Whos funeral?" he asked of EW

A vote or thanks was moved l>y_his three flancees,`Eda,'EIlzabeth and; ture who `mlght have thrown herself' __, _ii

Premier Saunders and seconded. b_yILouis_ should testify. Hisevasions of,lnto the canal while Elisabeth would herself. _ t:Ci1on~ Schni1dt's,f. replied Emsmn A. S, Mackay to Mr._.Stlles for hisisesrcliiizg questions from an exper-fhave “gone for me. Edu, then, -- Possibly--if Elizabeth John Smith!" eitclauned the mn excellent address and _,iniormntiori._ienced council deserve quotation in: And what about Loulse?-- __Oh' _in does not_rnanage to get around me. "You doii`t mean to say John Euiltm

In the afternoon Mr. _Stiles _visited full, " that case I really cannot imagine ' At this- point the judge broke in'rlend?"

the school and spoke to the boys on

Oh b t I d0n't want Eda. to drowrusteln.

_ Elizabeth having refused to glvelwliat would have happened. One day angrily. 'Come' now! Only one of ‘Veil." said Einstein. "vol yu, _,im

the matter of chooslnga leader. sev-_'evidence because she was en",;i\ge¢`:l`t5 she goes for me" with the coal Shovtl _ _ ' lily is doing mit him, practicing*

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_Capitallration ................-...._...........,.........................-.-.........

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Etymology . . . . . ...................- ....-...............-».... ....-... livolutinu or English Dictionaries . .. .........-................. liry to lwununclatiun ..... ... Practical Syntax ..._ .. ................... Preface _ .. . ................... ............-......

[funcluatinn .. . -. ...-. . . ....,....... ...,.. -.. ........»...»..... Standard English. _ .. ... . .. -.

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Basketball . . . . . 872 Golf »..- -..............-.. Baseball . . . . . . . 8_7-! Lacrosse ... ......... Boxing _ 879 Lawn Tennis .. .. Football 880 Polo . . . . . . . ... ._

_vu¢miu¢_...._., ..... ual

l8't 886 |183 U91

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Americanisms 897 'Forma of Address Auloliiobiie ._ 901 Music' ................ Aviation 905 '|‘hoI.0l\'ll7h! Commerce and Law 910 Radio 1-~ Everyday Errors 962 Stllohilmea and-M¢ll\hl|~a .......... foreign worn; uno |'|uuses ion Synonyms and Anlvnvms

037 93] 93~l 923 1008 941|

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Know How To' Use The 'Right Word At The Right Moment

There is alvvays is word which means exactly what _vnu have in mind, and the synonyms included in the ¢iellni~ tions throughout the 'look will aid you tn make your meaning rrysfn clear nl all times. _

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