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KNOWN HERE.-The Halifax Re order says,-ilCaptain J F Tupper, who is in charge of St Mary’s Parish

their two children, is staying in Tor nto Mrs Tupper has for some time een busily engaged in the work of he lnterChurth Forward Movement

Canada at main headquarters in

oroiito, where she will resnnie her uties as soon as her health permits Captain Tupper resided some years go in Charlottetown while preparing or orders)

ROTARY CLUB --Rotarian Consul ierce presided at the weekly lunch on of the Rotary Club In the R086 nd Gray yesterday Three new embers were introduced on taking

their seats for the tirst time, viz Vlessrs Edward Bell. Murdock Bell nil Gordon Hughes The members ntertalned one another by briefly de ailing lion they earned their first olliir, the cake being unhesitatingly warded to the member ot one of the ained professions, who candidly

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,New Zealand rabbits, furriern -- sorts one hundred, hatters sorts, ilfty ISLAND HERDS GOOD WORK- higher than April Badger, ten Clvet, Messrs J M Laird & Son, Kelvlii fifteen, house cat fifty Wolverine Grove, swept everything in the short ten higher than April white hares, horn classat Woodstock,NB last week Mountain Lion, Leopard Cat. unchang and are again to the top this week at

n Glace Bay, received word Thursday sociation They will visit Lawrence l f the illness ot his wife, who with t0W!l. N S t0 S96 U18 tablet El'9Cl6li

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John Sterling, of Bradalbiine, .ind Mr Thaln Campbell, of Summerslde. have

lFredericton The never beatori Statil~y Monarch shown for years at the head of Messrs Laird's herd now owned and exhibited by Mr R A Snowball of Chatham, N B, went down to second place to Messrs Laird's White Gloster. a hull of good scale and sup herb quality This herd won first in both aged and Breeders herds and a large number of ilrsts in this class

-ON HOLIDAY TRIP.-Rev and rs H G Melleck of OLeary will uve on Tuesday for a month’s trip I

through Nova Scotia and New Bruns wick They will attend the Baptist Womens' Convention in Wolfville, N S October 15-I7, and the Maritime Convention at Woodstock N B Oct ober 18-2" to which Mr Melleck goes as a delegate from the Island as

n the Baptist church to the memory f their son who was killed In the war During their trip Mr Melllck will preach in Wolfvllle and other central places

CUP FOR COMPETITIONI-At meeting of the Provincial Advisory Committee for cooperation In Boys Work held in the Y M C A the kind offer of Mr Taylor Statten oi' a cup for annual competition among the Tuxls Boys was accepted and a letter of appreciation to Mr Statten was ordered to be forwarded A stipula tion attached to this cup ls~(l) It is open to annual competition (2) Any i Tuxis Square can enter for cup (3) l Competition shall be based on the four fold work of the Tuxls program me (4) Provincial Advisory Coni mittee shall map out basis of compet ition Mr Stattcn in a recent letter says I have always looked upon the Island as a place from which Canada’s best men come, and consequently I have counted it as one of our most( important Y M C A fields I be lieve In the days to come many of our outstanding Y M C A leaders will

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