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REV. JAMES ROSS WAS '

ELECTED MODERATOR

Two llgndred Delegates Present at

‘tile Opening Session ol the Maritime Presbyterian Synod at Fredericton.

FREDERTCTON, N. B., Oct. 7.-

The forty-sixth Synod of the Presby- ~:rian 'Church in the Maritime Pro- villcos met in Fredericton tonight. The atusudanse; which promises to be unuhfialiy large, was affected to- night lr! a break-down of the special from Truro with ever two hundred comml ioners on board.

Near? two hundred commission-

--rs came by the morning and after- '.--on trains. The business Vcommlt-

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1:l~ lioéket. There are many _very _:np-\l~tl*t matters coming up' -for ` ' Chief among these rn

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country from ocean to ocean.

The retiring Moderator, Rev. An-

gus* McMillan, preached the Synod sermon from Rev. 2:10, "Be thou faithi'ill`\into death and I will ` give thee the crown of life.” The ,topic of the discourse was "Christian Faithfulness and its Reward." _

After the 'Synod was' constituted

the Moderator addressed. the court in brief and appropriateterms, and concluded by calling forthe election of it succes'sor.` » '

Judge Forbes moved the nomi_na~,

tion of Rev. James Ross, Superin- tendent-oi Missions in the`~$ynod. Dr. Stewart seconded the nomination.

The motiongwas unopposed, and

Mr. Ross was acclaimed as he was led to the platform. ~' »

The new Moderator then addressed

the court in fitting ,terms_ He refor- red to"-the ‘.‘Magn»l£lcent -rChallenge-" that is in the docket, a challenge which he hoped the . Synod .would courageously take up. The hearty tha_nks‘- of the Synod was extended to the retiring Moderator, and also to Judge Forbes for his services in se- curing a special train. _ .~ ~Rev_ Frank Baird, the Clerk of the" Preslrytory nf St. John, was appoin- tcd llssistant Clerk. Dr. Stewart an- nounced -his decision to resign ~tlle clerkship of the Synod. ltiwas with

mittee be appointed Lo take Dr."`Ste- w:lrt’s resignation into consideration in the hope that it may not take ct- iect, and that Dr. Stewart muy not leave thc bounds of the Synod._ _The ‘first sederunt was closed 'with' the benediction by_ the 'Modera`tor. _

o cla ,Qua erly Board of the Metho dist Church of this city was held Tuesday evening in the interests of the Forward Movement. The }`tav.`G. Wi. F. Glendenning, the Pastor occu Died the chair, and the .first half hour was spent in devotional services. The Cllairmall then outlined the plan of campaign and emphasized the abso- lute necessity of combined effort. This Chl h' h ` ` h

Dear

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lrc s s are ln t e great movement

includes 150 sdded_ to its member ship, '150 new Sunday School scholars, 50 added to its Young Peoples’ Soc ietlns, 200 lntercessors, 200 Personal Workers, 100 Christian Stewards, and 50 Volunteers for Life Service Com .mltiees were formed for the several Departments andthe whole programme was arranged for the carrying out of the work. A congregational Social to which every Methodist in Charlotte will be invited will be held on Thursday evening the 23rd» instant in con- nection with the movement. ‘

BAl._LEM~WO0D WEDDING.--At the home of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ballom. Southport. on Wednesday eve- Alng, Oct. 1st` a pretty wedding took place when their daughter, Miss Mildred May was united in marriage to Mr._George Law-soln Wood, of Hazel- brook. The house _was tastei'ully'de- corated for the otrg:nsion` wlth‘ "cut flowers and autumn leaves: 'l‘he~cere#» mony was perfumed beneath an arch of evergreen and white flowers, and was conducted by Rev. H. Pierce in the presence of the immediate relat- ives. Thc bride, who was unattended was iven a '~ b he th ri

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Many .valuable-[wedding :gi s word 1*...- ceived, the groom’s present being a beautiful fur coat. The happy couple will make their home in Hazelbrnok_

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R A A MCLEAN TO BE RE

ALTERATIONS T0 WAREHOUSE

twelve windows have been installed, ern circumstances-a

six on each side. old woman; 8- 111811

worldly

LEAVING FOR HOME.-Mr. and ton in

Mrs. Frank Bixby who have spent the -capped

past month' in Charlottetown leave to~__each

day on return to Halifax. During their a bitter

stay in the city Mr. and Mrs. Bixby finding a way _to made many friends, the latter, who ed courage. Here

possesses a-voice of unusual sweet- big emotional spirit

ness and yqlnme, using a sléelsial fav €layV,»r H. Woods' scgzgn 1;ll‘e§Ve,ptna

orite in mils ca crc es. scans. ion o e ryal; , _ , , most appreciatively at several ser- Cloves Kink§1Ei.‘dn%'i§a‘tpringfl‘a§n vices in Zion Church during her stay Ward. VAnd‘ that Vit is; ja plaY'WI’¢Il»'_ and is assured of a warm welcome real punch is att_esfed"by’tli€>fact_“‘tha when she makes her next visit..T~h_oy it ran tol"a--s0k\d 1Y9a¥\__9l1.-¢I16\fi15,I\?

both thoronglhly enjoyed their short York sftalgeand ¥)vassV1Jxla‘yecllbf;l;i etgre

so ourn`l C arlottetown. - 'years _o _ n y, ___ 1, _ I U ‘M3 5*' “”“°“§?““*”" “ii __ against the brute power of the world

`. .~. ..._., crlllanent possession The

200, 500, and 600 yards two sighting

cars., The__.shipments _of potatoes i-_0 .

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any extent except from the west,

going on. The movement _of cattle and livestock from'Gha‘rlottetown is~ active The, week .follow-ing exhibi't_ion.__close upon one hundred horses left the city

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

-The employees of tllo Vic-toria Ho- tel w-altcd upon Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Stems on Saturday last and presented them -with souvenir gifts and a kindly worded ‘address expressing their sor- row at parting, their appreciation of_ the kindness invariably shown them by Mr. and Mrs, Stems and children, and wishing them all goodl in the fu- ture. Mr. Sterns, to whom the prespn- tation was a complete’ surprise thank- ed the donors fittlngly and expressed the hope that their relations with the new management of the Victoria Ho-' tel would be as mutuallypleasaut -as

proprietorship. _ - '

CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS

COMING.-#Seven members of'Vthe Ex- ecutive ofgtho Canadian -Manufactur- ers' Association are expected tof§r» rive_ in Charlottetown this evening. A special meeting of the Board 'of Trade will he held this evening at 8.30 in the Board of Trade rooms to meet these gentlemen and to discuss with them any questions that may arise, particularly with reference to trans-

at the Victoria Hotel at which prom-

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wllere considerable shipping is 'now' ' '

theyhad ,been during the_yearsV_oVi! his"_

lnent citizens will be present and A ' §W programme of addresses and music 3 will be nrovidadf ._ ' , ; ,_ ,_ . ~ ‘M

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_.M _*_ _ __ Y. pm. cya. oYVr1{|li;-}'r(§l¢»,Y(.)lfi-gl-Ai ' "__ gy nasluln opens urs ay# c . a 3-:;?“?t’l;;,:l€?f0ne1uQ$gs:h;ig§:x§ 'sg 3.111? p. m.. Classes have been arran5- ' - All who are llce,1,Ac_t (amendment), Hon. Mr. ad “Pr b°y° ‘md men' _ I _ m Refill hfmeffvf- A- A- M°”°““' “‘° “§”"l§“€o&'m§°§.‘2’.§§e.»‘Il’Ii5f°§oEol.. "’°‘°~’” “l’°'“‘-”"°"‘“` "'°-“ld b° "°`“‘” ing" information apply to rho loool oint financial cornptroller with T

D Pd ~ ~ the rant; and status ofadeputy nlinsl..B°°'°t"y'

ister. _. IV *___ Clay"

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-The large warehouse on the end of __ the marine wharf is being, remodelled ' ,,‘__( '

Additional space is being made in wife. 0‘2§_""'°'°

the upper portion of the building for PRIZE PRIZE PUNCH

the storage of buoys, etc. and in or- ` to

der to permit plenty of light inside Three souls in thei n grill Of mod'

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1 ~ MAJOR CYRUS McMlLLAN-QUOT,Canada,‘duijtugj_Wl1‘ich_ time-lt-' is-.esti VVED IN PARLIAMENT.-During the mated that more than Vfve million per- 'd`eli:.te 'ln 'the House of 'Commons sons witno_ssed\_it..»= ir; vlffiifl l ,on the alleged manipulation of sold- ‘V'Common lClay" touches upon on lers votes, -Mr. Jacques Burean quot- ot the greatestéproblamsrot the,-,

ed a speech stated to have been deliv cities-The Glrl, ilandicgped by ered “publicly in Prince Edward ls-lerty, who is struggling' ohgilvmtnon “land” by Major Cyrus McMillan" in proper safeguards. It has been wide

support of the allegations. He added discussed ln the _rl_ewspnl§l_eVrs,Vby slqcial .that Ma]0l'>_Cyrus, McMillan intended \VeIf-”\l`6 l`»I1d~'¢!Vi<!"0\‘S will-'IOIIS "H" to write his experiences having to do made th6_Vl¢Xt Qi' ill§§l_Qu1‘S__f§_S V, fI‘01 with elections overseas and to publish many pulplts. V This srsn becous them in pamphlet form for the edifi- ~“Col_nlnon Clu_y’, has to ,Vdc with star muon, of the pubuc of Canada and realities that cannot bekoverlooked n show how much and how hearty was Iigllf1Y-{bl'l§5I}€d §-§_|‘I9- -,£ih.'ieaI5\. WI_ ‘the support of the Union Government souls ih travail" Tld E0 élld0<1V0 ln me lost election. combating the evil- ull, ».,»V..;, -_ __

Miss Ward, in this seven-reei1Patll

' 'rl-|ANKsclvlNe sHoo1'.--In con- S§°fL" 3?; “tae Sagmevgf “}‘l°i* 2 _nection with 'the rifle shooting on ar: cgtlgér%..9&5‘lTSt%é_“_ah§ "h Thanksgiving Day the Charlottetown 5 V H wb 1 V~ .__ h Rifle_Tr0phy will be shot for. Several B.°reen'11.»7"»W 1*- °"`5- IWW’ .-at-‘ I-

~ ;,,,,, -,Vue “cred a Wm and two Strand theatre today r the

have ,scored two wins on it; three "’“°_' ‘ ‘ `

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shots and seven shots on score at Th E, . t _ .

ranged- between teams o t ree rom i b -. - __ - ' l » _ '. _ _- ~ the various rifle clubs Pointed am- lf)ve?:ng1.ft';1eév°k0etn‘ t”'dff'éh'“U°” gf fingers together.

great enthusiasm agreed that 9,- gpm-|mun1u¢m will be used and .will be av- hm,e` g9én»__a Di:'I.ti;.‘dg§7;§l' Sgrlavav

ailable on the grounds. Arrangelnents haunm To amolnpauv .hm wom|m_[»ul

are being made to accomodate forty pmntingV FV ‘Q-_ Wi]|i5M§;.th9_`nr,i§_f_ __ ~ - m3l‘IiBm°I1 and i-IWW Wm be 3 gene!" has written ll lrrapllic story orllillc-l, I Q R 0115 Prize IiS1» “When Leaves 'l`urn ~Browll.”-A beau- ~

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he_lWY and .110 Vacant space is to be indian philosophy. “Coyotes and Coy" Mv{a§,b,“m,

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yard. In fact the _storage 'track on the latest tale of the prairie - foothills. was re '

outskirts of the clty has to be utilized Other interesting stories and :trticles ' ' ' li

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METHODIST FORWARD Move- _ _

MENr__A very large meeting of the ‘noticed on any Of the tracks in the is the one or H. Mortimer Batten' ill ` 1 rt _

quie often in order to accomodate in this issue are “The Kejinlikiju

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" She loved pleasure and sought 1t when she ‘ could find it---at the Dance Hall. T hls play

awakens in the b_reast of the spectator that

V pity which Dr. Gilbert Murray says ls the

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C* #Dredging Within The One Hunlircd '

fro last Fathom Line,” by Bonnycastle Dale; I. > 1- . and ="‘Wild Life Sanctunries" by J. I3. '

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