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PAGE THREE

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1 1 orlilllsl. usnoiilii

f " Delicious

ANNIE L31' _ Island Chocolates fu 1-1 0'- if 0 1-'

,‘ HUN'i‘1:1e

'onoconsrcs

gi-ii; rifig iiiic ggagi

tes, tb niateriiily Rui

GAIM!!!-

I eo mn ia reserve or use s .

I Uouiiir lewa of local interest but afl-

frfilzllll of n neway nninre iiuiy be

Wm "ke ";:bHl at 4 cents.. a word nirlctiy

lc in ndvllwoo

%_.._.;..____

Benevolent Xrlsh Society was very

_ "“"`“ VANILLA 01I00ol.s'rsi successful, md brought s urge st.

TODAY _ J ._ Ernest li. Worth 25251 `§.‘;f.’,,.,"°,§§.‘°§,,f?‘,§_°",_°’;'? 3;; Fir

1 _ ug pd.” "_ ph,” sz chestra, proved a big hit.

sdllllncuz oondenoo. ur. vernon ostwoy, nw Summ

_ - floor director, was called upon to

FR _‘L80 'ANG' B0xEs__ GXQICISO llil his llll`8l\\ilty in mlm- In

gkm llld wires: .not Donnelly. hd Myelo- 'i‘iie sec/and game played on Bat-

Prank lwumkriigiihnemmthetwow

Referee: Elmer Buffett, Manh-

The l‘nc-up;

. _ ` , ,,

Hockey at Marshfield _

wlmcssed by a crowd of elicited I

Mmmicld Dunstsffnsge and East Royalty League. The first game

Y. BOWLING

_,___

City League

B ad ........ 249 135

121 205 130

201

192 144 170 137 170

~.-noe..." 239

on-...... 130 ....oo-.... 162

mi. iotli,” played 1 by Willis '1‘°¢l\-2630 Kmghigof Dunstafmage and YI N05

.ta ~ xiiopuie first section of the P.Adair

ruce

wnhfkld Maple Leafs ended 111 W ,H11 drew. The beginning of the U- ,mnd period brought a score for 3 mmm” by rrani: Button. m the

md period Elmer Duffett for the £lmPl*°'3 218

wi; evened the score. In the ten

B ........ 132 Mclnln o......... 130 Burke ............ 194 Hutcheson ....... 182 C

220 180 201 235 205

208 180

137

-2840

lililll. P. B. Conrad

be "emu, wmnmm 30|, lllivrity for Y's Men. 205 pins.

, 249

il muy hung up s score only to pg" followed by another by It Dru! m' h

fort for the leafs. Thus ended a 7

inkerltihlllmll-I

‘my night between hat Royalty md Mm-snfield was not (due to ai

llglll ml5i1l1d91’3tlDdi!‘l§) I I@f“° Total "mp-l1tV!l‘l»ll¢1B5l it WIS BDJOYQQ 0. N. - by gm-ge number of fans. This a_ H

,mo resulted in not Royalty be- M, li'ic°\\ 91° ""3 '"4 °f U 5”’ L. Cameron 267

@79- mfgggg Jimmy 151107, PNDOYA

_-np-_ l

some very lnterestins Baines. "Veta"

. .Oom-

um, novo been Diem to c uononoid its

pins.

Bon

_.___ L_

aitionsssietedby.l.wuer

pei-iocsbotnteamspiased

in a sale nishfmm de- “fa

baiited the rubber put

for

for e ewrcm hm andholdtheirlieadlcore

Referee:

Myllty and Willys Knbits witnvwed by a large and ell

TD eontested game even in the 11°'

Old Man Ulla ee

ill toss of the coin, gi g

“windward ond" of the rink so they were facing the storm up rust pm endless periods ml th to

fo combination or 10113 mm but the play was hard and times. In the first period

loyalty scored twice, once D7 51°” iuems and one by Lefurgey. My the second period the Knight- Dill more than evened the score 3°” on, from the mor of mini: Ui

Win. une by Jimmy Miller and

° by Bd” °°m"°u-V' Th' mm mmw' from the various sections of the

0d brought two more for E.

ty' °"° by Mmm' R'°b°rt°°n “MEAN “AG” STANDING iyle Webster. 37th April. Defendant was there "her

i_i_ another _by I-1'. Lsfurgey, thus is e great game 4-4 in favor iiwslvy.

iiigiég

rsllf' 51| ' Dhnnt' ff|\l|\

GOAL -

Defence

WUI( the lilrle crowd. The new

-_.___

Mr. Bob Oavanagh of the Amerl.

can Consulate, accompanied by Mrs. Cl'/lllltlh and son, have arrived home from Iliinois after spending some months at their home there.

llllliilllilll F 0R

INTIF F IN

d kr: B. I. 8. DANCE;-The regular E ° Saturday evening _dance of tho ` _

ary 'Of Judg-

'S ecial Interest To

mars.

A case of more than ordinary

interest to potato producers and dealers was decided in the County court st aummmide by His H0?- our Judge Inman on Wednesday. The parties concemed were Wil-

same, and on each occasion the plaintiff rcccivcd a receipt, such as was given in 1931 in the case of a sale. There was no price placed on the receipts. _

The defendant takes the ground

that it was a storing contract. and if it had been a sale he would have placed the price on the receipt. The evidence in regard to storing was that the custom was to allot n iiliace to the customer, orenter his name in fiic warehouse book. ‘No particular space was allottcfl to the plaintiff nor was his name entered in the warehouse book.

The potatoes hauled by plaintiff

W0" Placed in 5 different places in the warehouse at the defendants direction. by other

Sometimes bags hauled people were mixed up

with, or piled on WP of thosc hauled by the plaintiff.

The defendant seems to have

Silent it large portion of his time

pf' ; _ is

. 10 -... 1.

gy’ 1 ;

ii'

~ 101st ANNUAL REPORT

' or

/§§’¢ _%_°

/4-§":~&=~

a ‘__ y The Bank of Nova Scotia cAP1TAL PAID Ur - - $12,000,000 -\@" RESERVE FUND - - - $24,000,000

PROFIT AND LOSS

Balance Dr-ccllilicr 31st, 1931 _ . . . . . . _ . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . $ 559,633.27 Net Profits for ycfir, losses by Bud Debts cslinluicd and proviilcll for... 2,.iil3,4.l4.77

_ . 6. _ icxlii

Dividends Nos. 249 and 250 nt 16% per annum . . _ _ _ ._ j . _ _ . . . . . .,... 960,000.04) Dividends Nos. 251 and 252 at 14% per annum . . . . . . _ _ , . _ . . . .,_ , ,. 840,(l()()_0(l Dominion (§o\'criiiiicnt1'I`ax on circulation to December 31st, 19.52. . . . (Tontriblilioil io Officers’ Pension Fund . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . Written off Blink Premises Account . . . . . . .... . . . . ._ . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . _ Balance cnrriofl forward December 31st, 1932 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 578,224.74

11Gl‘1NERALA STATEMENT AS AT DECEMBER 51st, 1932

LIABILITIES

Capital Stork paid in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . , . . . . . . . . ... $iZ,ll(i(l,ili)(l.il0

ily: if

119,843.30 Il5,0U0.()i) 250,0()i).0i)

_ .t2,8o_i`.ilEi`z_Tl~i

zia - 1'io '

Members of the Tourist Assocla.

tion will

professions

lieity for

bo onlung on business and iiriiwinie l men on Tuesdsy and The plaintiff is a farmer at Lot 'Wing

W°¢“Nd:{m|lPr¢::in|;1’i¢r”t ci rub- 16, and the defendant, e. farmer “Wes ~m7_1_31_2|_ . ' and potato dealer at Miscouche,

owning He not

_._ -,-..;T_ __ stores

mlndthc spring of 1931 the plaint- as was

Molvnsv 1*""'l

tatoes.

a.ao_mlormed1nte c. ci. 1. 'r.- ADH*

.2 _ 34

iii?

9 P

249 195 156 157 207

.oooii

01’ "ooo

eton 241

180

tley ........ 162

three, 1'. B. Conrad,

.. .. 190 185

.. 104 178

201 187 186

2817.

626 7.30-Lantem lecture, “Across Cul- lm’

ada"-100 views of Canadian "uhm scenes-Under auspices of the °"' I”

Begum. mEetmg_s°cm Han the latter date-the price of pots- “gy

had begun to decline and “°

Trail Rangers-Silver collec- ky

tion in sid of 'rrnii Rangers' 1"°°* camps _ Heartz Memorial The

Han warehouse for the summer of 1931. The

md “rs . complet’ lost in which the potatoes were dealt

would indicate a. sale rather

The

_ _ rotted,

1 . _ I _ u ii ci. iiiu.

2u;n;h1fm:;dv';en; ‘em Sven in and

m 'rue following is sn outline of one “Hd fi

points cf the case. "‘“"'°'s

0119 Wl

a potato warehouse there. Wm* only buys potatoes but also ‘mm :noni for otiim. ‘"3 1"

elivered to the defendant at Pm"

warehouse 02': bus of po- W” 11° 'riie fu-or douvu-y was aim h““l°'1

around the warehouse, and general supervision over . It appeared that in thc

of 1931 defendant stored po- for other parties. The only

ic was examined on this

was Sterling McLean who

that he did not, when stor- 1931, receive a receipt sucli given to the plaintiff. tiff stated that, whilst lic uilng, some of what hc had had been shipped out, a

md the wt im, Mal About statement that was not success-

a few days the market was n short time the only avail- ln’

ot no poi- bushel. "W potatoes remained in the fendam'

plaintiff oloimed that the "“*‘»

oontroverted.

independent witness stated

that defendant, referred to some of

potatoes brought in by Miller.

_hh mute, V” M th’ much as havingbeen bousht by_ defend-

'1‘his was denied by the de-

court held that the manner

.Un

Glihlm snoop... 143

sired some :rent shots and neither me S

scored, In ‘ '_ minute 1. K

°°"'°°' '°' in f

hockey but one both soelies Th

the winning seen. 'nie :I2 thereafter pllyed de- J

‘ seoon Harold Idilreey. last tmm

g swim- bp ¢f 5 I gd The induction service was held 9°* _ _

5 "mme" B The irlniniiff nys defendant “ny

blinding nrowsterm of V Th

is not unnatural that the plaint-

night the third game of Q

League was played, between ‘ l

ho mf"

°m’°m"' °:_'°w,,"°°°"°.°‘,',°;' ,, period xennngeon nude two toi-

» l|%I

el10W~ li

not my kind to one xnlgnu 1”: 8 D Hn

vi in

th 1, I | immuuy

vin

Ulann

Total

Wil'

e same. Needless ly

team had much of a U

Referees

t si :ir

3..

1 5

B856! oo-,... 227 133

123 134

........».. 170 102

...~....... 175 184

-2141. P

lint.

'nie ioooiid League nine bv Msiorityfor Y.M. c. s., so pins. Willys Knights and the Maple 1113;, mfr was piayvd _ Wediieldlv High

me Jen. leur and was e eloselol

mented beetle. each mm bein: 'I to mslooppod by the aosenee of alleys

plsyers. In the first *session I.

mffett scored for this Inefs and sts

ide Loses

l'Slde Team Remington

Muttart Don Baker

Bovmess Roy Lockhart

Forwards

Deaftochee Miller Waite Biliiphant Ben McLean

: Benj. Uhspipion, Geo.

OOBBKOTION

200 238 279 157 150 `

n som-¢4`tw¢ gqglg in the McKinnon, John P-'gott and Wm.

played e picked mm from ai 3 il- m- The roads were swd. ington. This game resulted in the day was fine and a lafst 0011' D uhh of 3-1 in favour of Ken- 5983510” W” Pfesent- an

lln¢ton

Presbytery Of

Prince Edward

I s 1 a n d

The Presbytery of Prince Ed-

ward Island met in special session

single, L. Cameron, 278 pins. L I 14211 »-~1=~ 11° 1111-- i. °°»1-»~»- “° sowing 'ronigiii - ' o

ducting Rfv J A Pritchard, re-

)' L cently of lvfoiikton, Ontario, into sal

the pastoral charge of Marshfield, Mis. Stewart, Highfield and Har-

Bnc “W i,_ -M

0 amos 'I1-lose present were Rev Allis 8

_ ter Murray. Moderator, Rev. R.

e junior and senior teams of Hensley stavert, clerk, Rev. R. M urrirnerside High School went Moorhead Legatc. Rev. G. Carlyle and

enslngton on Thursday even- Webster, Rev. D. L. Griffiths and or e friendly game of riookoy. ivn-_ ri. A. ivrononoid. represents- b °“ junior team played the Borden tive Elders. Others present not School, Borden winning with members of the Court were: Rev.

ro of 4-1. In the fn-it period J. A. pi-lfonord, cuddle Douglas, '”°

y Hogan, made summcrsiays John McFarlane, A. A. McBeth,

Earl Foster, Wm. Reid, Stewart

4 poi-M as in in on Duffott, Elders ond Earl lmomnis, 3;” Refgreg, Igytqn Hogg;-3 representative layman.

My gguphmg mag, sum. The Rev. Allister Murray. Moder- war

mg; wi, ww, in gh, “nt alpr of Presbytery presided and th

messgne

inducted the newly called minister

gn gm. ,mod md bn, in th, into the pastoral charge of Mann- of

¢_ nm mn field, etc. Rev. D. L. Griffiths » pm” W" °° m th' preached ,_ vm, pmtiml “mm terfor warehousing contract enter- W

’ _ ed

9 une up ‘mi this lmne was: fl'0ll'\ G81. VI17 "I b€Bf' 111 my pre

body the marks of the Lord Jesus".

9°” Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Interim “|98 Uiiiii lily auch contract was th

Modemwr of th, Nmom, of made. The defendant also states

Marallfield. etc., narrated the he

Defence d

potatoes nod been sold to tho de- “‘““ ‘

storing, and that the weight

Reserve Fund . . . . ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2~i,ili)i),llil0,ili) Balance of Profits, as per Profit and Loss Account. . . . . 578,221.74 Dividends declared and unpaid . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . 42-1,738.00

-~-~»---~--- $.lT,()i)2,')(i2.7-1

Notes of the Bunk in circulation _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... li.il79,ilil-‘M18

Deposits not licalrillg interest _ . . _ . . . .. .$ 27,969,913.69

Deposits bearing interest, including

interest accrued to date . . . . . . ...,.. 175,159,661.35 203,i3»‘),575.fi4

Advances under the Finance Act . . . ... ._ . . . . . . . . . .._ ' 3,2l4,0oo.r|o

2l7,~l22,5S.i.l 1

Balances duc to other Banks in Canada . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2,53‘),2S7.76

Balances due to Banks and Banking Correspondents in

the United Kingdom and foreign countries.. . . . . . . . . 2-,60‘),795.7(i

BillsPay:ible...................................... 230,170.91

1 -~__`-$2.Z2,801,S07.55

Letters 0f(`i'cditoutst;1ildill;{ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . ... 4,S34,757.4l Other I.i;iliiiiiic:, not iiicludcfl in the foregoing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 274,589.77

$Z64,914,1I7.48

_ ASSETS Y

‘ CurrentCoin............................................. $9,829,480.10 1 DominionNotes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ i0,656,293.5U United States and other foreign currencies. .. . . . . . l,382,3l6.75 Notesofotliei'Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,013,389_05 Cheques on other Banks _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . _ 6,770,172.(l8

Balances due by Banks and Banking Correspondents elsewhere than iii

“haul/' In response to this the

fondest, whiio one letter oiolmod °‘

that

took

e of potatoes was talked of but

that plaintiff. was offered 25

ushel.

McLean says that there was no re

riing McLean to tell plaintiff to muff did iieul and doiivor ot “°° dant's warehouse 827 begs of cm

atces.

romised him the market price, It d this one dofondont demos. “f

e Potatoes, but says that his

and had reference to, an an- uit

into between them during one ““

vious winter. The plaintiff de If

mentioned this matter on the of the last hauling (7th May)

by hun for one plaintiff. During ““° the summer of 1931 conversations 3°"

place between the parties or Juflge

their representatives but, the cv- A5

ce, as to what was said, is gm"

n the istn April, ical, the N°

sso--zion auilc League, <4 M°"’h“°’d' "°" the ’°""P°°° °' ’“` piouitiff in oompimy with stoning "U

cLean went to defendants house. “Rad U" p’l°°'

contract was made. _ should have seen to it that tho

ss to what was sold. plaintiff ‘"1"

defendant tell o different Th”

tory-agreeing on only two points, but meiy. that solo was tniirod of ““’°“ ‘° the fa” mt he ‘W Pi"-

ticular to inquire the price daily.

ts a bushel. McLean states that I d°

dmc W" oumnz 25 wma A circumstances into consideration, the

evidence was in favour of the

me potato” had been stored plaintiff namely, that there was a

rather than a storing. In rc- fo the delivery and receipt ssid-

to delivery: a receipt was at cach delivery such ns rvag

ually given ln the case of ia. sale. price was placed on the receipt, t at each delivery the plaintiff

WHS “Sued that the plaintiff

WM Placed on the receipt. plaintiff may have been lax, some consideration must be

not think, that, taking all the

omission of the price on the int. would, in itself, bo suffl-

mum of store” A few days “_ cient to transform into a bailment, tho defendant sent word by what otherwise would bc it salc.

the other hand the defend

On , _

ant's acticlls in this matter arc

to be regarded as free from icism. He issued to tile plaintiff

receipts (in form) such as arc usu-

issued in the case of ia. sale.

would regard these as sales re-

The defendant admits sending 'MPH' If the defendant md m` d to the pmmm to bring in tended the receipts should be, and

mean otherwise than they purport-

t°i.h.u1., W" In pmumcc ed to be, why did hc not so mark

li To do so was particularly

hill the province of the defend.

as it was he who wrote the

receipts. ~

these receipts are ambiguous, are of the defendants issuing

ey - _

To allow a dealer to issue receipts

value

fund . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ . . .. .'

Canada............... . . . .

Deposit in the Central Gold Reserves. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ..

Dominion and Provincial Government securities, not exceeding market

Canadian municipal securities and British, Foreign and Colonial public

securities other thrill Canadian, not exceeding market valuc_ _ . . . . _ __ .

, Railway and other bonds, debentures and stocks, not cxcccdiilg iiisrkct

Call and short (not exceeding thirty days) loans in Canada on stocks,

debentures and bonds and other securities ofa sufficient marketable value to cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . _ . . _. .

Call and short (not cxceeflilig thirty days) loans elsewhere than in

Cniizlda on stocks, debentures and bonds and other securities of a sufficient marketable value to cover... . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. __ 2,l87,753.82

Other assets not included in the foregoing . . . .. . . .

7,440,i09.2s $lo,0u1,7o0.74

1 _ . . _ . . __ _ i_2s0.00o_o0

46,808,773.34

20,3S5,282.75

s,0z4,o24.9o

13,057,297.98

$137,775,793.53

Other current loans and discounts in Canada (less rebateofinterest) after

making full provision for all bad and doubtful debts . . . . . . . . . _ . . .. . 96,5/22,894.72 ‘

Other current loans and discounts elsewhere tllaii in Canada (Icss rclinie

of interest) :liter making full provision for all had and doubtful dcliis.. l.i,639,8$i3.30

Liabilities of Customers under Letters of Credit, as per contra. . . . . . . . ` 4,834,757.4-2 Non-current loans, estimated loss provided for . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 686,051.03

Bank Premises: at not more than cost, less amounts written oil, . . . . . . .

Shares of and Loans to Controlled Companies . . . . , . _ . , . __ _ _ _

Deposit with llic Miiiister of Finance for the purposes of the f‘ii'culniion _

7,983,801.79

_ _ . . . . . .. . 2,689,032.03

568,910.34 212,993.32

-_ $264,914,117.48

S. J. MOORl~1,1"i<EslDENi‘. J. A. M<:LliOD, Gl;>:nlz_\i.MAr</\<;1-zil.

Auditors' Report to thc Sharehoidvrs: ' , ,

vi/o noi-o oioivriiiuil elif nhovs :mu-ml :»ioi~n»ni f1il.iui»illlios mul A_=srio_r_- so Dorgmbor sin. iasz. and compared it with

the books nttiic (Illini <l|li._-c and with this ccfiiiirri rr-turns from ilic Bmiichcs. i`Iic Bunk e investments and cash nn hand iii. ily: Chief 0i'Ficc and atilic 'toronto and Montreal iimncllrs wrn: r<ini'iriiirr_i Ig us ntilie. cinsc qi business on Dfcf-mber 311;, 1232.h\_\}§ Lsve obtnfnofidsii iiir iiu11.-ui;.lioi\?nd orritliinsiii-niiiini w=~_liT\~o}:~iififo .and in our cpinwnliic irliisiisiiiliii °i Ulf I" " 1° ave come uii or our rw, - moo in-ri wi iiii ..r |il»wi-r~ oi l in mi f.

h EW report il|._'. ~ 1 _| iq-,ii ii the alwvc siulrmcni discloses inc true condition ni the Bank and Il as shown by the books

°' ' ° ““k' D. mic. ivii=cl.izi.l.Ai\'n, inc./1. ]

_ uf Prior, Waterhouse 5: Co. _ Auditory,

A. 11. sill;1»iif~:Rn._c,,\. _ _ j

Toaosro, CANADA, .'i . i in.idi;-, loss. of Pczii, Murwick, Mitchell nr Ln.

RELIGIOUS §[RVlCES W°“§;‘§I11I;§§S,.l`§§e_Up

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH be held this weck and the reports LONDON, Jan. 21.-A very ex'

to bc submitted from thc different pensive way, indccd. was that taken

steps leading up to the call. Rev.

ay _

_ h The plal tiff d i thi »

0 Mmm” Fred smlple R Moorhead Lesate gave t e co n en es s lattei

charge to Rev. Mr. Pritchard, Rev. R. Hensley Staveft addressed the

addresses were all of is high order and the service throughout was a

colkt _

mdfnk Edd” Mcmnald very impressive slid dignified one. iilze to "haul" was an outcome of pl:

" 1 NM” Hgh” At the close _of the service Rev. the taiif ,between the parties on

“mm °“ J. A. and Mrs, Pritchard were in- April 18th.

troduocd to the people present

pggtornl charge by Rev. G. Cdr-

A dsl;-ity iuzfcli was then served

capable of bearing two construg. ti , and aftcrivzirds, in the face

Over the top! what a. thrill was

orgaiiizstiolls of the Church will i-ccclitiy bi' R lii`0if5' i'0li1iE W0miUi

nversation. on There was no corroboration of

°° “"1” °°'d°“ °°”" poopio or the oongrogniion. 'nie any warehousing conversation ‘ of 55°

any point in the evidence, The str,

WIA 0! Opinion that the meg

What happened in regard to the lc

D0tatoes was as foilows:- y

"ed 1° U10 b0tt0lii. carrying wirll

The plaintiff came with a load ro 'riio pioiuuff some um no woo °°

ons

of a falling market, to place them-

that construction most advant- ous to himself, is it matter not be allowed to pass without thc ctesi: scrutiny." Ud8ment was given for the

lntiff for .$236.54 and costs, S,

The stout woman slipped on mo

f»0P step of the stairway and

a small man wllo had be/_ui

ming up ,lust behind licr.

“”‘°“°°”‘l ”‘° “°“"“ 1”' io the ladies of me oonrressuon ci-oooodinr to uniosd his potatoes MA’ th” 1“‘“""“ “"“ "°"°"°"» th”

inaedrtainseotion

i0 mhkd I 001" ie one following

y wnioii wus inoiougiiiy eiiioyed by

"com-led by Mr. A. A. McDonald and extended bi' the M°d°f'*W'»

Mtch ~...........~..- 9 miles. At the close of the induc-

10,

Team 1 .

*Mill win 'never owns ._ .. is W, fiiungiy ooimowlodgod -sy one

xenni are

'War » I. Thompson C

rlorwanis 1

11 _ 1. sutton ‘

` _ 'Pfaverae ......mo-... 9 on service the Presbytcry re-coin-

Jeniiins . H. Court Bedeque

tie man waited ii moment for

experienced when during the war

disclose such it record of ilcliicvc- to

scttlc ii i|llni'i'cl with llcr hul-

word came that our boys had goiic over the top at Vimy, Hill 70 and other places. Well, the same icci- ing of joy and satisfaction canic to the people of Trinity wiicn they learned that thc Sililfldy School had gone ovcr thc lop with ii record ut- tcndalice of 545. Two causes coil- tributed to this result. One vvns thc beautifully fliic and clear day and clean strccts, tlic otiicl' was thc fact of the Installation of Ofllccrs nlici Tcachcrs at the morning service of

ment as iiardly liic most optiiiilntic sccmed possible.

THE BAPTIST CHL'li(`li

At thc morning service an intu- csting sermon on “The viiliic of ir soul" was dcllvcrcd by Dr. Vliicciif. Tiikillg as ills text thc qiicixtiiiii ol Mark fl, 36; “What shall if profil it msli, if he shall gniii ihc wliolfr

band.

They went out together. and to

warm liorsclf and get rid of n chill, silc flrliiik scvcnil glasses of sherry. Thvl' had fi slight difference of opiliioll, which, ns silcil things are upt to do under similar circum- slilnccs, grow out of all proportion in its iiilportallcc.

Lnio 1:1 tllc cvcliillg tlicy wont to

ii rcstiiuruiit for siiiipcl' and here thc l|iinl'r<~l iiarcd up again. The wo- mail rllll out, jumped into tllcir cal*

the Church. Howcvcr, such an nt-

world and iosc his own soul?" it W wa. ` .-

S pointed out that some suggcs m

hilrii silo dill not klinw how to

irc, mid ran it full tilt into all-

info ii ou, time sterling M¢;,,.,,l

'"7" 0 H G 5 all. was loading into. but that the de- i

° °"°°" lm* Km' A hearty vote of thanks was fondant onine along and stopped

“"1 °°i‘°' T""' moved by Rev. D.1 1.. Griffin., ond him. ond directed that the potatoes

be put into the warehouse,

The defendant does not deny this

° ""3 dm' Jw' RW- Ml’-ll" M“"`W» 1° thé “'41” but “YI he does not remember it

1 199°- _ for the splendid recast so sew' Ao one time 'of this deliver the

P°'“i5 ously served The wiv °f thiihks defendant gsvo the pieintiffys ro.

action; then, 1ift_ing` his hood as far as circumstanccs would permit shaped:

"Y0u'1l have to get off hcrc, lady.

This is as far as wc go."

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0ill|ADA’S

loyalty and cf’i`iciclic_v of officers and teachers and is thc best glilir- alltce possible of the futurc progress of our Chiirch.

Rev. Dr. Ramsay, after thc ccrc-

mony of Ilistailafioli above it-fcrrcd to, preached from the text Mntthcw 18-2 "Jesus calicd to him ii littic child and sct iiiin iii thc midst of

tcndnncc is but anothf-r proof of tiic`

cellit such as was given in the use f

a sale.

SUPREME REMEDY

tlicm." Gods cvor wlitclifiil c_\‘c is 1

cd iii thc qucstioii, The wliolc‘,h

beauty, its opportunity were fu.

ilot be expressed in oifliiiliigv inc-as-¢

laid on Calvary for rcdcniptioil.

11°" of the answer was °°nl'“i"' otilor machine. Foi'tlinntci_v hei

usballci llnd iilc ignition key. sc

world, with all its wealth, its that hm- ride wa.;,,¢¢¢§sm~l1ysl~10|-t

Tlic scqucl was hcl' sppcarfllice in

naught iii comparisoii with thc Marylebone court, whcrc after n vnluc of it soul. very iinff-cling lccture siic was as-

Tiic valuo of iq soul to Grid call- scsscd £31 45 (ld. _

In all there were is deliveries.

,tl

.........--........ 2 vmed for a short while. Arrange- 10 of which "re nkmby the “_

HOCKEY FAN. ments were made for assisting RW- fendant personally, and 3 by hi-

Mr. Pritchard to have his furni- ture transterred from Charlotte-

: hw Montagu Norman town to the manse at Marshfield.

Bubs

xaltll 11 Jimmy ltliier

1 ~A. Stewart

Biewnrt

Duffett ;,_ wgggiin "Wfr The writers krowleqe °' 6 cover the line~up of the "Y ltlm at present writing.. 1°:

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°'“i°'_'i¢1'-I hear my gon Wil~- "'° "iii you for e use for

YUM.

“"°’~Y¢s. ur: have you eelied ntuotiie mounts D *R wnioi-_nd _~< un. .uit my.

Is To _Marry

Norman, picturesque Govemcr

Matters hevlpg to do 'with the work in the different sections of the congregation were discussed

A hearty vote of thillikl fi’0Yii the

G. Wim” “:`?ND°N, JIU. 20.-(A.P.)-M0l1- bHenY_ _

“U Bill! 0! Ihlllndi Whole lt* _“umm of me geygral pq-U 51

toavoid lrublioity have caus- is umm Cham “A "MMM

Cecilia Maria Worstliorne.

‘teiieiin in “mvsteiv °“ " '

aiiimof wer'd9:i:eiioe eu tore W Rev- °- °""’° W°'°'~"" "“‘

' ' Rev. Moorhead L¢8Hi»¢ 101' the

lendld services rendered by

congregation The vote was suit-

ll, was Med today in the London ~ b th we;

smog 31|- Norman is cl. Iii! °°Ul°"’°‘W_°d V °°° 3°

old, and he had generally

mm.

mm' sp huugrx of mmm” 'O wed Mn' them during the vacancy in this

Ihre

bee

. '. MT. Prilchlkl belihl hh

m me “me tm". _gl mn considered a confirmed bache "iam mu unponmt mm under

s da

clerk. On the occasion of gui; d¢. liver: plaintiff sured the ouiiont ml-filet price md was told tho

V917 l>i'°ii1i|ing circumstance, ,md the outlook for the work in the future is brilhlt with hope. T“°"°Wi11“°°be»iirurvloo in UV part of this _ppstm-gl oh.,-so °li Builder. Jen. rand. Th* P|'°¢Mer-y then adyourncd

to meet st the cell of the Modern tor and cleft. of which public intl- llltion 'ls liven and the meeting "U °'°l°4_with the aenodidion lv the . Moderator. nev. sliuiof lui-ny, ‘

(Pehdot !lease Copy)

FOR.

GUIIGHS ff CULDS

Think of it-70 por i-1-nt oi' thc mimi

liepiila ot (Janson .=u~o,ir in-'iiiifilrlr-_v's Mixture (triple sirou-.-iiii-:uifl buy it every time uioy ...-1-ii ii.

One little sip mul |Ii-- orlliiuivy

"fiURh ll fl'0iic-ii low iif\.~ii»s and that

ugh old linngoii .»»»|i,¢li is lu-ny-l 0 lf|o1'0-li' lcrf I in h

Yi s wniii ii willf- how lheelllly bilri ling/‘ring colds nrc

put out of biisinris-_

its the sums will. i1i~.11ioliii|»-_riizht

IW!! that tllhiiirss lim.-ioiis lin-the bronchial rlnnngos <»l»iir_.yoii'ro on your tool |igil;n-iiny»p_r mul iircfitliilig easier.

Ajid herds somoiliiiit- .~i=f~-~liiii-k.

lf-rl starts ni onto i.. i..~miol|r.f\ lm- wld cbnditlou pi-mul mul limi helps

YD!! may need Biii»l<l<-r's Mixture

¢°_'1¥|l|ll for vniirse-if or ilu- vliildmfi -lo nt a hoiilii limi io-~p ir i.mirly- lets like a |!i\~|i-or ~lii|l-- ~‘p iirooveif “~°|'Qr your hi-i||i|i°~ loom-, liemsnil Bliililere. clit-up iiiiiioiiuus are uu-

upon thc clliidreii. Il. is I-lis will that none of thcm should pcrisii. Tlic child should bc in thc ccntrc of thi- Church's work and it is thc duty of the Church to tnkc cal-c of ’.iic|n. Jesus says, "Fccd my lambs.”

Rev. C. N. Brown was tho pi-cnc'_i-

er in thc cvciiiiig mid spokc i'i~uiii the text Matt. 27-40, “Come down from thc Cross." Tllc niiisic in nd- ditioli to organ scicctioii ily Prof. Kendall, included n splendid nr-

also a selection, "My Jesus, I me Thee," by the Mule Choir,

year ago.

melolla L I

them “Hearkcli with me iiiy pl-opic,"

Tile bcnutlful bilskc| of fl<iu.-rits,

which adorned thc |iiil|iit iiiziti-ii-.ii were presented by tlic Misscs Mc- Nevin in memory of tin-ir fa‘iioi~. lilo late John McNcvin, who riiczl mic

The Annual Church lilcctiiig is lc

That the wholn Ciliircll of God corporate and liidiviclual should rc- ncw its sciisc of vsiucs and return

to its vital purposc of wiiiniiig souls for Christ was the carilcst. appeal

Hopkins’ "Lift lip your Hoods"

nnd Palestrliilrs "Come Holy Spir- it," were the niitlicins of thc inorn- ing.

The largc cvciiing coiigrcgniion

hcllrd from Dr. Viiiccnt 11 vc-ry ap- pealing sermon "Escape for thy lifel" The choir made cffcctivv rcildcrlng of Maiindcr's “Praise thc' Lord," while Cailipinnls setting of "Tile Nilicty and Nino" was ox-

pressively given in Mr. V. L. Ding-I weii's fine baritone. ‘ There was in the Sunday School

at 2.30 nnothcr day of fine altcnd~

iirc, it can b_c sccll iii ilic pi'lcc` _

We arf- upcnvd in buy or

exchange Skiites and Boots.

_ We :irc also paying spot cash

or the address' 1 for Carpenters' iinrl Mechanic-

al Tools.

SECOND HAND

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STORE

108 Richmond St. Phone B89. i _mm .,

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ilr. W. R. Carson CIIIROPBACTOB

Three Year Palmer Graduate _ l24 Prince St. Phone 1072 Home Calls Made.

ance and deep interest.

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