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Whitman After a selection by the rnd prayer by Rev C. Combea,

spoke on the ‘ Doing of the Word showed that the chief aim of teaching t

time. 6 schools are now kept open d ing the entire year. A Nominating Co

denominations met together as one.

inete telling-him that you m ed him.

_ EVENING siissioiv.

nominated : -

Vice Pres,-W. S. Clark. - Sec’y, Treas,-Miss E. Wilkinson.

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_by Rev. A. D. McDonald.

3- on The Holy Spirit] His remarks were. very earnest and extremely helpful The

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Queen Street. ` e'r.JonN.N.n. '_ night nextin alder Lady

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are-ih¢_cnéAPEs13i1‘ga.asiaefing , and by fs;

leader read the nrai. chapter ol J amcv, an

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Word in the Sunday School should be build up souls in Christ. After the d votlonai exercises, the president, Rev A D McDonald, took the chair The min utes of previous meeting were read an adopted. The roll of Sunday Schools we then called,11 schoo‘s were on the roll an 8 were represented by delegates. Emsdal Presbyterian, Montrose Presbyterian, an ihdontrcse Methodist reported having kep open throughout last winter for the fire

mittee was next appointed. The Fiel Scci-etary,Rev_. G. P. Raymond,ihe gave some Echoes from the Denver Co

workers were there from Alaska, ritis

Columbia, the Western States and even from P E Island Twenty live denomina tions were represents at this convention He was also impressei with the serious ness ol the work, and with the fact that

it was carried ol, not by clergyman, but _ by laymen, business men and women. Blmdfdd Much time was spent in prayer at the committee meetings, all kneeling and pleading with God for the su-:cess ol the work, and in the spirit ot fellowship all

_ A short address cn Sunday School work was given by Mrs. Steele of Alber- ton. This address showed the great necessity of keeping in close touch with the scholars during the week. The teacher mnstbe well instructed in the Bible and the one thought to have in mind should be the iringing ol the `scholars to Christ. Teach them that Christ has come, that he will come again and thai. it is most important for each andalltobeready for His coming. It a cholar abseots himself from the__ school toi-aSunday, hunt him up, or send a

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Tiienfollowed an open conference par-

ticipated iu by Rav. H. G. Gratz, Hrs. Steele, Rev. A. D. McDonald, Rev. C. _ Comben and W. S. Clark. The Bret sas- ` sion closed with singing by the choir, _ and the benediction by ihe Field Secretary

The evening session opened at 7.30 p. rn_

with devotional exercises led by Rev. C. Comben. The president then took the chair.| The minutes of the afierncon session were read and adopted. The re- portot the Nominating Committe was then given, the following olllcers being

Pres.-Rev. H. G. Gratz. ' _

Additional members of Executive,-

Danlel Gordon, Philip Pridham, William Smith, Joseph Dunbar, Mrs. Williani

It was moved that this report be adopt-

ed. An address ol welcome to the visit- ing delegates was delivered by Bev. A. H. Whitman and heartily responded to

Rev. H. G. Graiz than gave an address on “The teacher and his Bib1e”-illustrat- ing his subject by taking a recent Sundav School lesson, and showing how the Bible m ight be used in connection with lt. While the collection was being: takenlfa very excellent duet was rendered by Mrs. Marchbanks and Miss Carrie Pridham.

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main thought was that all teacniug must _'be applied by the Holy Spirit. As Christ wasthe representative of the Father, so _ the Holy Spirit is the representative ot , Christ. In his closing remarks he referred _to the great loss the convention had sus-

_ stained in the removal from Albertnn ot

t _ Rev. W. J. Howard. After a few remarks

by the retiring president Rev. A. D. Mac- Donald, the convention closed with sing- ing “God be with you till we meet again.” and the benedlction by Rev. C. Comben.[

The convention was well attended the

&church being crowded at both sessions

\ _Ira Marchbanks filled the position of . .organist with marked ability, and her _ .;°"..“rii.. n en t Q

Beer & Executive' to hold the next coiivent-

. _ _ _ _ ion in the Prcsbyteriamchurch at Alber- `_ »é\§F,$§{¢,;\§5`§ii,§\*§}# "iii , _-~~ ',\§_\»l5\»(~‘ ' ion on first Tuesday in November.

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by the Guardian. Evervwhere. _ _

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' Lends b¢autY to the table' The Sunday School Convention of the or Miss Amy Manny the world rsmousi

. Alberton District was held at Almlbn Scotch vocalist whom. James Paton has _

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Dont you Want _SOmeth1ug|TU0§dB¥ Al»~fi1‘23i'»\l~ The drab session been successful in_procurring!for acon- - _

in the Cut Glass Hue ,met at 2~30n- m- and was sinned with cert here on Friday May isiiii the Brook- _ .

- devotional exercises led by Rev. A. H. lyn N. Y. Eagle says:-Her deep sympa-

- `- - ' thy with the songs she sings, her

, - . the; thorough knowledge ot their history and I

_ ~ ¢.l_ her perfect mastery of all the details of ° ‘ -" HI the work which she has set ont todo

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d the Macdonald memorial library fund ' f

5 held at the close of the convocation ex- Q

d crci~es of Dalhousie college on Tuesday,

e the following committee was app n o _

.-1 prepare plans and specifications for the 1-, proposed building: John F. Stairs, Hali-

5 fax, convener; Hugh Mackenzie, B. A.,

L. L. B., Truro; R. M.. MacGregor, B. A., V

New Glasgow; S. N. Robertson, M. A. _

Q Principal P. W. College Charlottetown; A

n Dr. W. G. Putnam, B. A., Yarmouth; A. " U. K. MacLean, H. P. P., Lunenburg; J.J. in _ ,_ ~ Q ` 1,., . ~ _. ___

vention, at which he was present. He S5°W0¥t- G6°l`l0 S- CH¥IlPb0l1.Pl0f°S°°l‘ iv A S Q W'

spoke ofafew things that had made a. VH- M\1\'¥aY» J- W- L08?-U. B- A-1 HUUBX. gwatimpression upon mm_ The gl-st and a representative of the Cape Breton

was the greatness of the C¢nventi°n not alumni. to be chcspn by the C. B. Alumni _ A _ P _ -_

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“With u heart full of gratitude to you for CS ay

lug out over the land your wonderful medicine é _ i--~_ _ai ‘_ __ \ gg; .pi _ ._ _Y _ _..

oendthese few lines, hopingthaéesome poor sn f""»¢. " ‘H ‘_ __ ' ' » "- is _ ii 'Q i _ ,- Eripé Yqomeéi willl_trly Dtr.°1;ig 's me§lici1;e:.’ i _ . __~ -_ ~ "7 j 12:.. ` ,_ " ,_ 3 , .; § _,V wn rs. ora . oo reens n r- » ii- """` ‘ . ' < *` '~ -‘ '-

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We have just received anotherf _

car-load of Vifhite Russian wheat ; ~ and Manitoba White and Red Fife' _

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careers' seeds crow *t is ai=l’l°35m 3

Just Arrived -'Iwo ear loads Tudhope

Co’s high grade Carriages, .all latest styles a mis; ` and iiuisb. Also a nice line of fine car- ‘ »

riage Harness.--A. Horne 8:, Cs. ' _ -

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Coke’_s Shaving Qeam-besides the '

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paste in 1 lb crocks for barbara’ use, price

65c'. Wears agents for 0oke’a Shaving _

Cream,-,0oke'e Dandrud and Egg Sham- h

poo. Oar stock ot toilet goods, _

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