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Ilaving Disposed OI My Farm At Kensington

I will sell on the premises '

On Monday Oct. 20 at I p. m. The Following Stock Crop And Implements

I horse II years old, 2 milch cows, 2 helfers 2 years old,

4 calves, I pig. 50 hens. _

CROP

2 acres potatoes, I5 tons hay, a quanity of wheat, a

quantity of straw. IMPLEMENTS

I Frost and Wood Binder, almost new, I hay mower,

Deering, I hay rake, Deering, I Sectional seeder, Massey Har- ris/ (new) I potato scuffler and hiller, new this season, I plow Massey Harris No 2, almost new, I jaunting sleigh, I pong sleigh, I wood sleigh, I set bob sleigh, new last Season, 1 buggy, I truck wagon, I box cart, I set driving harness, a lot working harness of all kinds, r5o ft. wire Cable suitable for hoisting hay, new this season, also blocks and fork, I Magnet Cream Separator. forks, shovels, hoes and other art- icles used on a well equipped farm. Terms at sale.

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_ Kensington HUGH F. MORRISON_ _ . Auctioneer

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WASHINGTON, Oat. 14, (Special)- A loan of $200,000,000 has been pledg- ed to representatives of Greece in

Paris. London anxwashington. Fifty million dollars in onds is to be tak- en up by the New York money market and the remainder lor the moot part, will go to Paris. The money willbe used for the development of the ter- ritory taken from Turkey in the Balkan War, such as the establish- ment ol schools, hospitals, roads, railroads and -post otllces. Also a portion of the loan will go into the construction of a navy.

Mr. Valariotis, president of the

Notionis Bank of Greece, is now in Pnris c ncludlug negotiations with the French bankers. Word has been received in Washington from him that the amount of $150,000,000 had 'al- ready been promised in France just as soon as the Turkish-Grecian trea- ty has been signed, and as noon as the Powers have disposed of the is- lands of Mitylene, Rhodes and Chios, to which Turkey lays clpim.

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sentative in Washington who is con- ducting ncgotiotions with thc Now York bankers Mr, Valuriotis said that as Turkey has ordered an cn- voy to Athens equipped with extra- ordinary powcrs to negotiate rt trcuty

and aaa commission had been ap-

pointed by thc Minister of Foreign Affairs at Athens to meet him, he expected the treaty to bc concluded within u few weeks.

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WILMING'1‘ON, DEL., Oct. 13.- The eyes nf all women who are in-' tcrcstcd not merely in golf, but in any form of outdoor athletics for women will be turned during the Pre- sent week upon the links of the Wilmington Country Club, where the competition _ for the womeu’s golf championship was opened today. Added interest is given the tourna- ment this year by the participation of two of the most noted women golfers of Great Britain. They are Miss Muriel Dodd, the present Brit- ish title holder, and Miss Mabel Harrison, three times winner of the Irish championship.

The championship tournament was

begun today with an 18-hole medal play, qualifying round, the best 82 becoming eligible for match play. Tomorrow the 'first match round will be run oil with a consolation event for those who fail to reach the desired goal, Besides the second round on Wednesday there will be an 18-hole match play handicap against bogey, while on Thursday, in addit- ion to the third match play round, driving, approaching and putting contests will be held. Coincidcnt with thc semi-final round on Friday there will he a foursome competition on scratch basis, while mixed four- somes will be run oil in conjunction with the decisive test on Saturday.

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High degree Masons from every acc. tion of the State gathered in this city today to purticipnte in the ex-

ercises at the formul dcdicaxon of the Masonic Temple of C ifornia, which wus recently completed at it cost of several hundred thousand dollars. The visitors also will take part in the. annual Grand Lodge meeting of the order, which is to be- gin its session in the new temple to- morrow morning.

Rhl<.l0GN1Tl0N AND l'Nl)UCTlU. OF REV. J. W. HAMILTON A'l`

LINDEN,

The following refercnce.will be of

interest to many in Prince Edward Island, as Mr. Hamilton is as native of this Province,

On Wednesday afternoon and oven-

ing of Oct. lst a council composed of ministers and delcgntcs from the iinlitist churches in Cumberland coun- ty niet ut Lindon for the purpose of examining und passing upon the cre- dentials recommendations and etc., of Rev. J. W. Hamilton, thc p;.stoI~ cl:-ct of the churches ou the Linden- 'lidnish field, says an Oxford cx- change.

The council organized by appoint-

illg HUV. J. B. Woodland chuirman, and Deacon M. Johnson of Oxford secretary. Mr. Hamilton, who cumc to the Baptist deuominutionfronn the church known as thc Disciples of Christ, submitted the council his or- dinution papers and testimonials to his good standing,. char-.ictcr und work in connection with the Diaciplc church. The council uftcr due consid- crution, voted unanimously to nc- ccpt his ordination at the hands of a sister church and expressed them-I selves na entirely satisfied with the credentials and other papers Bub- rnitted by Mr. Hamilton.

In the evening a public service was

held in the Babtist church which was well filled with an intelligent and ap- preciative audience. Rev, J. B. Woodland presided.

The first order of procedure wus n sermon preached by Rev. P. J., Stackhouse pastor of the Baptist church ut Amherst fron; the text 2nd Cor. 5-19. The audience was treated to ei discourse of unusual ability und power in Mr. l~itackhouse's wcll known lucid und eloquent style. Then followed the reception into the mem- bership of the Lindon Baptist church of Rcv. Mr. Hamilton, his wife and daughter. The church had naked Rev. J. 'l‘. Dlmock u former pastor to give the hand of fellowship to the new members which he did in n very appropriate and feeling address.

Having been made members ol the

church the presiding officer Rev. J. B. Woodland made an ofllcinl declar- ation to the public of the ncceptancc of Rev. Mr. Hamilton into the regu- larly constituted ministry of the Baptist denomination and with the hand of recognition and fellowship welcomed him into ranks of the Bap- tist ministry. The charge to the church and congregation was given hy Rev. J. W. Smith,pastor of the Baptist church at Greenville which he did in n very admirable-and practic- al manner. The proceedings closed with the henedictlon by the new pas-

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Thursday evening-“The Prodigal's Return," Luke 15:24.

Friday evening - "Confessing

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Evening meetings ut 7.30.

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Real Estate Versus Black Foxes

The Black Fox Industry has proven to be an exception-

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$12,000,000. this year cannot depreclate in value- ’

Nearly all great fortunes have had their basis in Real

Estate. This has been true in all countries, it is now especi- ally true of Canada. We buy at rock- bottom prices, and make a specialty of syndicating large properties. You can get into . one of our Syndicates at 75 p. c. less than you can purchase a portion of the same, or a similiar property from the ordinary lot vendor, and then we stay by you and make the resale, so

that you know where you are getting ofi’ again.

We no'w have a Syndicate in the process of formation

that already has in it many of the best financial men in both New Brunswick and P. E, I. The property is a quarter sec- tion in Regina, the Qtreen City of the West. It is situated West of the three million dollar Parliament Buildings and the G. T. P. million dollar hotel. This quarter section has al- ready been subdivided, and as soon as the remaining shares are sold we shall begin retailing the lots at double our price to the Syndicate. The Syndicate who purchased the adjoining

property made $200,000 for the shareholders. .

Cut out the attached coupon, and mail it to us today.

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