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_ _ _ tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock. _lm-\ls__ws_e`sst_best '~ ' .l.i”¢Ii.§"§§”..'.'-nih.~’~--‘.'.'.ii‘..'if.’liLf’.f’*‘i‘l x ‘ f i =><<==l-L=~r ~=°~°=-if ~~ ends any llippui-:slgli _,or .nwggllnn _ ', _.t -_ _ __ - ZION HALL. --There was a large Z_ egtrnctspoloae ` qeu¢,snd'¢roiyg _ \..~__-.ly
gf new n_<s|rtoi~w;_ __ _, _ A im night in zion church Hui. ' | "W *_* b‘_>_`_`-/ - The progriun which was a varied
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... _.»__' 'l~':'_l _ and anioyab e one was splendldly
~ 'n _ ~ " carried out. every number receiv-
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7 A Vnkihber T sang- '-opens i'i:§::i'i:.?i.i°::;i'a.“;:i.°.;';z;€
. * rl if :
g Interment at R C Cemetery
_ _ attendance at the concert given
in a g d measure of applause
' *-ié. Jw. St0're"1‘0 Selldtolen ”" ""“"‘ _ ' `
'lh-"'__ _ _ __ Jewels AN iwrsnssrise i_sc1'uns.- lnclntlnn n‘l`_lng.___ -gnlllloylneng to ' There was a good attendance at mllllbnn of .nmnle have been nni|¢_ the Caledonia iClub rooms last night.
- . _- n ln ""“‘ when an interesting -lecture on
hhgiiixeegthahihnngffhishat “wing iA“°°'“°d P"°°'l Scott’s ‘»Marmion" was given ‘hy
ifterei holdem BERMN' Mhrch 13“I“5°“l°““ Mr James lblcisaac. ex-MIP Mr
mice th Y* h' the mn “mes thieves rlinsacked the palatial home |i~l.n,nl{ M_cl)nnnld_ ,nrenlllent 'nf ln.;
Look roug th h ml: of Baron von Piessen in Berlin rec- Clnl, occnnled the cllall. The len
Y0ll 'md' Lhhk N" h°wh` -ently. nnd so successful' was their ' ._ ' l t ' l ln; Pllllflr- H°°'- mhhy °! the hdvhrhhh' one night'ii 'work that a dummy ture. prayed most n ares 'ng' if.
ment actimliy have as a foundn~. speaker showing a perfect ifam
s, jewelry store was opened a fewl ll ml ni 1, LAL in in
U0" ll ll°°“l»“° "ml, Mm” °f “lem days afterward to aid in disposing oalioirlvy votcssruthihks, moss;
inereli' BHK YU" to “Y “meth “Zi of the stolen goods to a few select- _ynnge ggewnr-i, seconded .hy ,Pl-or
or tell YOU Wlllll- "le Pflce °f “me” -ed customers. Among the Dl‘€Cl0UB Robertson of lPrince of Wales iCol- illillil iS Ol' ll`¥ 1° llllill'ell5 “P0” stories obtained by the robbers was lege, nnd gnppoi-too iny Mayor 'Mc- Yillll' mlllll the ’.'“"‘° 0' “°m°lhl“3 `u 250 cnrat aqiinninriiie, said to be Kenno nnd Mn John Anderson, was But here 0? i-11979 0l' 006 F9050” 0|' one oi’ the most vnluubla in ull Eil- tendered the lecturer, The subject nnother anndvertieomenl Bllfllillll rope. .Tha stonc came originally of -Mr. |Mulsaac's letter was the
you. i\0l»dH YU". illlofbslfl YOU. Mill from Russia, nnd nt various times second of 'Sir ‘Walter -Scott'e great
eventually GBUS” You to take some has been in possession of European poorng nina second also in point of
such definite' action as clipDil1E ll myni families. .,` merit, critics giving first place to
coupon or perhaps going into a The plans to rob this dwelling “The iLady of-the Lake" and “Mar- store and purchasing something. were carefully laid, detectives say. mion" a .better liinished poem than One example of the use of the idea tinil the gang consisted of 18 or 20 “The 'Lay ot' the Last Minstrel." iii advertising is n campaign con- men and three or four women. They The poem, "Miirmlon," wihile call- rinéted by a large roofing man- planned the joli for months. Con- ed a tale of Flodden .Field was
iifacturer. He -tells you to re.;-oof federates -posing its servants were really a -story ot the adventures of
l-nl. me inn; lime with nnnontog installed inthe house, and the lead- Lord Marmion. \Vl10P-6 i'0l'lU'¥l9ll rnollng “Km over gne nm l-001, er oi' the robbers knew the habits were bound up .in -the turn Of the Even n Demon entirely nnfllmllinl- of every member of the family; iii great battlc. ‘Mr_ Mclssac told in
wllll rnnllng and lla nmnlnmn (mn wiiat bank eucii person kept his graphic languugeithe et_or;l ol ligigld ,~n»i~. that there was a. definite idea “U“"’lllll~ Wlltffil illlfir Jewels were lVlarmion._from__l: sdnrr ililloun close lmck nl lllln_ There ls some n,l.,n_n_ locked, and other intimate details. hom Cast e to “gl dang _Tille _ec- lage to yon ln l.e_l.nollng lol. the Besides the aquainarine, the stol- Oi' lille IBHIUG Oi ‘0 9 -
en goods consisted of recioiis turer qilflieii 00Dl0llBlY il‘0lll ill”
last time and there is certainly a P ` _ _ l l- fl ;.::::f.°».'=.‘:‘i yi *°.2:i‘i..iiiii;i“ .;*:;..z‘:i.:; .'.‘:,".l‘”.&.‘f over the old room so that all the 9 B r ' hr” “ml hits °f “ll” " y '
' tique ivory pieces china glassware Ellllilllil *-0 Gnd- The “cell” ‘li ‘“"'"'
expense anti litter of tearing it off ' ' ' _ l l- ll _ i _Walden That nlea was ol_lgln_ and other valuable liotii-iehold nnd llgl- °‘/el' llle °°n°l““ “ll h 'P
5 1 .(1,-t _ S i . ioem with the happy marriiliie Of “hy hkhlh-h _the when I have g:'riHii:;,n'gnr:'g Titinitii nilvgghvelghzlmnlrfgi iioril Wilton nnd ‘Lady ‘Clare whose hhhhlerhhfh'-memly a thhhght ih the theft and rented nn'office iii 'ii lillle “ml ‘leVh"l°“ t° ‘meh ‘hheh *mme mhhh hrhih' down town nnil 1| n _ iiiuile some oil tihe most charming
Today not only is it an idea pro ‘ hh W hr" pm”
` ~ - _ I il _nt of the poem.
jecmd mm” h the H es of h _ pective customers were taken priv “Ulf” 9
5 e 9 3 “h utely to view the goods for sale
dreds of newspap rs and magazin- P l ' es. but it iii A concrete fact. Mil- cl:n§'§';n;(n‘l2;',§",;'§ nloltnn §,'t,',',;1l'l,','}’nn':,'; lions of houses have been so re nnd me ncllnnn ni the nn .1 _ __s_
roofed.iTho\lsands of people lisvs rl _ hh°" hm
_ D et0r\i. He re orted his s s i Mr. Shaw McMillan. Of Alll@l‘l"l'
been benefited by this idea- Tllolls' to the police hvith the re'iiui)t'ct(l)i?i'i Plain, is it visitor to the city and is “hh” ht Wmkiheh hhve heeh give" millll Oi llle gang was arrested, and registered at the Revere.
employment. Thousands of deal- muon of the g¢n|¢n properly re. - -- arn have sold materials. covered- ' Hon_ Mnl-dl-,nk Kennel]y_ gl-nnnl.
Th you wh° rem hhvemhemhmh' ***'°'°*“*~' bane is attending the Legisintiire.
I say "Look for the advertisement T
i-is Pissocni - _ t tih ii _
with snitioo."Yonwiiinsnsiiyiind _ , ""‘l"‘“g“°” “ E eve”
- ary barra-it f B itish C l bi t' ation oil the Hon. John Sin-
"i"h'ndi int' sotlntBih'ng "h"i‘t mah be H"r'iii1ix":i'lie'ii0l'¢';?i':'5» "hs our mm' Fin1H.Ild9I'S illne. vucnhteg hor their 0C¢'i1i?:1'ic»h zlhlr. ‘been guaranteed iby the Do- ” ma me 0 you' 0 t me ' h '. artment oi' immigration in Otta- wh° wma adveruhemehw' 0( Wm' nugpme Murdoch cans his , ' ' ` 'tie mem'iieir'li renewed U' quadren Fva Therefore it is but ieasonahle course it_goes' without saying that Plll`lll"ll€llli C T 'h ‘hh W ° had whhehseh h ' _
, t h th no i
_mlm nw _ham an mm me __ ,nn nn Qulck mln Ye Son ,_ Omllig' 0 growth in membership from 21,000 1° “Sli and expec t st e mn
_ Y Y ‘"8 _ S 0 - _ - t ii ii tothe about four fifths licked before they P- E- lille; i 3|to 28900' and of rg"'ar s'v'ngs \'ii'ianfrf1;ii,d';l`n:inii'i';‘er'; awhrowahynd ipaid
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(cnnyrlnhl l924_) in oonoinve 10 donnie me Cum. agent _for the district. ll0l"l9 fi‘0m|i’or the Japan Jubilee, which only W ° Y
CanadianfHon0_red .
Among Japanese
Former Toronto Lawye Eleotld _ Director of Boelll 8e&l¢l|il',|if_'
Native Church Growin . Earth-_ quake Fails to Dsmpin _
. Ardor or Clioek_I.>rsg'rel6 _ and Numbers
TORONTO. March 13.-Reports
received here of the recent general conference of Japanese Methodism indicate a growing feeling of confi- dence between Canadian mission- aries and their Japanese brethren. Not only has Canadian Methodism given generously to the building and rebuilding of churches, colleg- es, and orphansgee in Japan, but the Japanese delegates have elect- ed a Canadian as a general officer of their church. .
Conference estimates were that
one-fifth of the assets of the church were destroyed in the September disaster. Great increases in membership and Japanese givings were reported.
A summary and interpretation
of the proceedings follows: _
The fifth General Conference of
the Japan Methodist Church will be remembered as the "barracks and earthquake" conference. lt is also memorable ns having made a Canadian a general officer of the church.
Rev. P. G. Price, of Toronto, was
made director of Social Service in recognition of his devotion and ability in work among the indust- rial population of Tokyo before, during and since the earthquake and confiagration of 1923. `Mr. Price is ii brother of Col. Hon. W. H. Price, Provincial Treasurer oi' Ontario, nnd was himself a mem- ber of his hrother's law firm be- fore entering on a philosophical und theological course of great dis- tinction at the University of Tor- onto and Victoria College
I-l.ii-i election is n recognition of
the fact that any Japanese Jealousy of foreign leadership is of the past and that the missionary who prov- es his qualification will be recog- nized as lender. in the confer- ence which so signnlly honored n representative of Canadian Metho- dism only seven of the fifty-eight members were non-Japanese.
The confrence was convened at
Aoyama ' Gakuin, the Methodist College in Tokyo. amidst the wreck of a once-beautiful campus. Great
holes yawned in the walls of'
Goucher Hall. The proud tower Eatguda I-inli was a pile of bricks, as also were the chapel and theo- logical school. Using the tempor-
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was -method in the‘seti'~adulation of the Liberal party last year. But the -people‘s emphatic condemns- tion of the tBell Government's acts and .policy ought to have been suf- ficient evidence that such 'boasting was of no avail. and was out of place in view ut t.he changed -poli- tiesl situation. The Leader of the Opposition followed the .lead of the 'Patriot-only that and nothing more; and the 'Leader of -the Gov- ernment ihad no diflliculty in de- fending the 'position he occupies and in making clear eome of the matters misrepresented to the pub- lic. He expressed great regret that the Agricultural grant had been withdrawn ,by the -present Domin- ion Government.. At the same time he contended that the Technical School had not been so useful to our farmers and their sons as to justify its great exrpense, and that short courses throughout the coun- try would be attended lby better results with less cost. The vital importance of education-the train- ing of the minds of the youth., is the more pressing now that the field of human -knowledge hsis been so greatly widened and 'the -neces- sity of dealing with the incts of life is the more essential. A com- mittee oi‘ the Government had, he said, been appointed to investigate the educational situation of the Province, und much valuable in- formaitlon had -been gathered to the end that improvement maybe sup- iplied. As to emigration, this is not, he pointed out. the only Pro- vlnce that is suffering. The 'neigh- boring Provinces, too, are losing population. 'lri respect to this mat- ter the Maritime Provinces must. Premier Stewart said, get closer to- gether in defence of the common rights and interest-.S of this part. oi` Ciinudu. He -had had communica- tions with t-hc 'Premier of -Nova Scotia. and he was not wlthoiit hope that it soliitiion tending to better conditions would .be arrived at. We should try to hold our ac- tive -popul-atlon and to supply the losses by immigration. li~‘athcr Mc- Doiiiiell had promised to pay this island a visit. and the -hoped that the visit would result iii the immi- gration of n body of liebritleans The iinmiigratinn of Danish .farm- ers, also. is in view, and is highly desirable. Encouragement and as- sistance had iheen given the Gov- ernment in this regard 'by the otllci- als of t-he -Canadian Nationul_`l'tail- ways.
_'Premier lStewart,in this connec-
tion, referred to the case of And- rew Fruiser llvlitcheli. The appoint- ment of ‘Mitchell by thaiProvincial 'Government had not -been made until after his salary had. at the in-
mnn welll n business trip to Montreal todaynnow is being celebrated in Canada Themwmler “lm referred to 'pre'
' ---<o--- of B,.l,,,'l,,- ll sl ,l l .tutes thatnnnroximutoiy10,000Fin' it is estimated that the 'roi<yoie"’°"°” l”°“““” 'eshechhg 'high'
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S 'ima e eaves lantlers will emigrate from their disaster had d d th Whyh' The Government W" um
_ BORDEN SCHOOL- __ Ishlhh °h"~‘l~ 1. nl ' _ he “ce -B reh°“r°"5"'iinue to improve our roads, but.the
native land this summer to se eiof ine nnnl-on ono.firtn postponing Inn,-ne nntnined .from ‘Canada .tori
' ‘ '-- 'LM ln the nlnrllnl lnnnln llnllllnn in Canada. Mr. Korte expects thatfthe day ot' absolute financial in y lllbe X nlled Oni
Standing of Borden School for ' hwrm fl-nm 1,000 to 1.500 or this nnmberillenennnne . `ithzit ii>url>05;. w m' b e l>Bd 8 alll
February: ‘will settle in Northern Ontario. _ 'lane cnn`l.cn had ture th __ _ for roads t at w e ma ep s p_ -
Pl_lnclpal.B Delm Grade lx__1_ As Dat_i_~_iots meet to :ict their loyal ___<_°>______ gthe two M th dm eEm_os e Bl manent as possible. The rem er
nary osiisni- 2 Adeio Read- 3 ll" “
sonnls Scnoon B ° S D °°P“ their _referred io the proposed
i . . - » ‘ i _ Churche of the United t te i Verna Darrach. » In w;l'l or peace' It matters not a Standing of Souris School for the Canifdtan Methodist ghnurghhnd flihhilieahlhoiiitishystihiiihiutgt otheelihxilii Grade vI"°`1' hhhmce Murphy; lf only 'our Electors liiillow it. Feh"'a"y: ih hhhhihg mh‘5l°"“'Y ll“ll‘lll1S5-‘\i~ntier the new system it will 'be
2' Ethel Dhrrhchi 3' James Car' Once more a bounden duty calls Grade X” Whhhhh Lehrh' “B lllsflllcl fl‘0m the Df0D9!‘!i€B`possl.ble to show accurately llle riitherii. nnnn mnn \ Russel St John; Charlie McEach- nonlmlllnl by the nnlonomnns _lan exacl _llmmclnl nonlllon of the
Grade Vll-1, Don. Sutherland; To help the Gammon wnllnre nf ern. fllclllllfil Ll'0¥lll- use-se church, the Canadians have Province on any particular daY.i11l<l 2-Russel. QQUWY? 3. Annie Mac- the Clan! Grade IX-lVllll'Blll1l Pllilllelf Jhck surpassed the Methodist Episcopal' th-at the system will .be less exipen- D0lll1lil~f"-"' ' " " ` G _ 2 - §l'9l1llB:l» ROY While- Ll°l"l- Church, totals for the quiiidrennium sive than that whlcnhis now fo_ll0_\lv-
Grnlie V-1. Tllelmil Ellie!! - > _ orlnwnn i-8W&l'- _ being, M. E. Church, $46,700; Can- ed. After some fur er remar s e
Margaret ' Mclnnis; 3, Helen No llnal;t‘_’;m?(Er't° muqt f Grade Vlii-Walter Ryan, (.eo. ndlnn Mellm(llnl~-Cnnrnll $2257ll00_ concluded iny nogni-ing the House |’°""“°h- \Vith what our toilini: people hold Cll°Vf¢l`l°» Efllesl l'°Ul°~ Melvlh Canadian members of general 8-iid the c0\liil.l'y that llli? G°V°l`“'
Assistnnt's Dept, Grade IV-1. mon, denrl -McQul\id. conference were Rev. G. J. L. lilelll dill llol- llllehd. i° mhke “hy
liisdaret Mclleod, Gladys Carney; Let Gm null rl-ony; Llnn nnd Grads Vil--Edward McDonald, Bnten Pn_D__ prlnclnnl of Kwansei change in the .Prohilrltory Liiluor 2. Louise Mclnnis; 3, Harold Mc- Sprlng llnmn. lrene Buffett, Kenneth ivicDonaltl, Gn_knln_ nnd Rem D_ R_ McK9nzle_ Law. On the contrary the Govern; Pherson. Lie down together-harniless as a 0l‘l'lll Creamer- D.D_, Secretary Treasurer of the ment “'°“lh hhhihh 'h‘lL'a;'ill-o'f.';'e_
Grade lii-1, .lcnn_ie Mcléonnllll: clnm__ Eurade LeV_l;- mtg; o(_3Ii;i_1_i_:i;l_l_. gnnlnllnn Melnnlllsl Ml_,n,lnn_ ne, irilliérxlrtort the otllcere in s
, ; _ , ll elle » ' -_ - ll; M- Grade il. (I1)-1. Oll°“l` Cami" Go 'down on any service still Gfilde V*-filly Lellfdv V°"“°h financial consideration an the s°h‘°§hhid":_f:g""l¥)lln'x1en ln, lne
hi-li;` 2, Edison Campbell. undonol' Fraser. Lottie Giilam, Urban llnnnclal nacklng lor ma work s-peec _5ranMdMma-n who amy re_
Glade li (b)-1, Jessie McLeod; 05° D- CUFT- M- D- Cheverle and Hurry Poole. does nal come "om C d b L H011- i ~ »
liorettn Noonan; 2. Bruce Murphy; __._, .___
. lie
l IV- L reti McKenzie. ahh h “_ viewed the -Speech from t
efaliockhartli” Begum Po0l9_ from a Japanese merchant, Kobay Throne
fi. James McNeil. D0 is » ashi. ` ' ll, Unn n states ci-into i-1 corn neu- 2, anion Aipiionsns clinic... nennlldlng ol cnnmne, ,md nn Alle' MESH- 9 e me
~ » - ~ 1 i seat on
Darrach; 3, Harry Mciniiis. _____ Grade lil--Alfred Meurant. Doris somlges ln ,l.0kyo_ at a cost ol. COW" was If Ve" “nd me _Hom
fl f the- ouse. 8
_ Perrllect attentlan‘¢;e-Migy Gall MARY RUBY BRAHAM. x_?_l_J_lJ_i;slgi_;__ve\_li_l_lil_lil___ Jiiézgnllrllflk. 5750300 wlll he snnervlned by _l D‘_’_f“lVlgMm_m comalnued me debate
lllllr llflel C0l’lleY~ °l'llU- ”l'l"“° nth visited the _ Board of Reconstriicuon which con- that will 'be reported hmm' Dhrrhhh' Jhck huh' Everett hohihoe clings'/3ii°.oi'iniie Mrs. James E. `GFllilB ll°“E'l""“"‘l Mhyhhhgh' ference created. Eleven church-i si l';nsg'ihhchHe was followed by Mf- Slavin, James Carruthers. Ray- Bl-nnnnl Kensington. at nn early Jessie Busby, Gerard Petitpn_s_ es me to be repmcem The pep C_ _McAnh_ul__ "muh C°"‘°l" D°h smhhhhhh' hour of' Thursday. Feb- 21”- and mhhe I_heh°y Chevehh' horse mnnent future of Mr. Prlce`s social The iilouse HilJ0\\l‘ll0ll ‘ll 10 "W3" D“l"°“hh' Thihmh Ghhhet' claimed for its victim their darling L00kl\!ll'l- lll*l`““l"l Mooney' settlements, which were destroyed o'ciock to meet at 10 o‘clork llilS Margaret Mclnnis. Margaret Mo- llllle nnngngol- Mary Ruby ngilll “ ,llck lu the catastrophe of September 1, foreuoon.
l‘°2"l» 11°"-|59 Mclmllg- Gladys iiino months a source of comfort in 6f~he__ has not been definitely decided. ”_’“**>*_'
(io noy, Hamid MacPherson. Mm-y nn encoptionnlly bright and room. it wns the sicknesnlnl he but me ndmlmslmllon ol the mal
Jennie Mcnohoid, Lena Wedge. loveable cnnn tn., print. .nn my of iittie gi-ond chihi that on e r mom” County or Tokyo hal Addrgss And
Mary Gallant Preston Darrach nel- nrcnts was never\ ill from t0 ll" llH“Blll°l`5 l‘°m“ hht hh" l-anled lllm gem nl-nr nnrrnnkn
. » _ ll Y '
R _Y Gallant. Jessie McLeod. birtllhnntii the evening previous to.waitin8 iiDcti ltlhe litll; oneeillhgglili; :nd the _,mem Hupport of the Billion Dm-sch. Beatrice Gellsnl- her death. 'rho host incdicai siriii enltfltiv _mer §“b_M _“_ cl,,,,.cn ls now n,,,n,,e,l nl, e,,le,._ Tlllncha Gallant, Cora Bell, Ruth was summoned and she was found DTh funeral Bervlcen were prises. O recent nvnnlng people were
Kequgh. to have contracted pneumonia and |1089- B b the Rev A P Hod_ on lm llnmeslln nlde lnn nnn¢,3l._ ll '_l__m__"ng their way to the
tl. ----D0¢---- i a few short hours her spirit look Collillwled Y ‘ ' ' ,_ ll nnrln l l _ l.n_elecl_ 59°" ' C ln n
_“Inu” um-N" 'M C0-K." _lt_ m m to Heaven where pnln nnd ges of New Glasgow Christian ence ac e on ous Y _ nomo of Mr. Clement nrru er
s 5 ing Bishop Usakl on the first bal _ loser in ln unknown Church of which deceased was a of North Bedeque on 0
sorrow ~ _ M _ P l. lot. Four years earlier his pre- | th re recognized I
“‘““*" T-he ihherhl '°°k mah” hi St' ;'l.';m,:.)l':"' gggilfeélegyy gggnntnrotiohi. decessor had failed of reelection, :$"'l,'g";l-'l>,',',, tn? pvrfshytcrlan con- '
Mar” Chhwh' hhhhh hwer' and 1 ot the deceased and the service owing to charge, of a lack ol de rn tion of Bode ue, and were do
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HOTEL was largely Illlenrled. 'rho pull Y l ln ll uiocracy in his dmintstration. 5 gl en nting hiin with .*n=_==" nm beam" were' R? Tcggégaanhgmlx ilhmtilihg '2fuds.l;'l'r'hei?s. 8 gh; Iss; Bl5ll°D_ Uukl thanlihh me lll°mb9l'5 htiinzdxdresstilngniaitiitise of money, in
____“l,____ u s sou J_ Mtbilltch hh__sbd enreeenevn Y
__lil rooms. courteous » nu DAN l_lll_l__ The 0°!P‘@le0f alifé like hers isa;?;i';n th the 'sn_nua'l_riont:renc';s James stavert.
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_ it. o. snows "§§“§' ,,'_l°'l;,,f°"‘;,_",,,°,’l‘,§’,"l?,§'}§,,,§’,, ues-rss he <rt'o't'i¢iiin¢ on.. meet"
I o e the hooks or scrolls- is .
win. non. iiiii mi .steep in .lm f ll :__i1_li__lli:_°°_l£:_~___°.__¢_i;_il_\:__°______{_ __ Annu”
»l-ll e *ll 'gnu ln, "lag Dear Mr Carruthers
ull' aiilvnqoklioe rhiiie Mcboweii was Mu _ M V 9 “ni _lr5l‘ 0 ln; l d l l ' ell ,nl lo
"he Higgins’ Ro er niimbor of friends gathered togeth- by llliiilllliilil ¢0 welll- llwlll U`°lll recognition for his services. as
_ORCH lo QM llivolllnl Dhhhh G°rman`l nel. lnnn er testified to the love and esteem increasing his salary froth 81.000 secretary-treasurer for that con- - ‘-'lillllo I lllhforilbll, she 'eaves 0 mourn; n ll-l. in which she was held by her fri- to $1.600, but was overruled. gi-egation.
- her mth" “hd mother' wo to ends and neighbours. interment at Dr. F. Herron Smith, one of the Ou arriving Edwin Ml\Cl"8\'ll'H1€ \ti¢o&\ti l_i_|iel. UI# 0" Jam" E' “hh Ear' "' two Bm' Frede icton. The pall bearers were American delegates reports: culled the meeting to order. and _“ill M elim! with le" Rlllll “nd hhiceth' Fred tweaks, G. W. Stevenson, Jr. '"I‘iie Church is much more demo- appointed John Profitt. Chairman. 'lfivlh llihlfhlo Gill- Dhrhh' Mhry mhh hh 'snhglhh Parsons, Miiicolm McLennan, Oar- crnttc in npii-it 'thin the American who -after a somewhat humorous -r=l"°.'~ 'M ‘li -+i- H25 ifflii l'§‘° ri' ".:.'::.f;“.§":.°.“i':.:::'-......-;i“'°“;”- ;:°°°.i " ii. "r.i’°i.".; :::f.°*:.:°:f.‘:..:;..“~ ‘° fliolfiiilil Iii Which never can be filled. nr; lilemrbl hum ll lan h hh c “mf 'mm e h ,_ .nn l ll' wan nnnln l,
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the daughter of the late Wm. and RP”Y"‘h‘ s°mel""l9 “B the b‘l'oa\\‘lel_|i\l] ol the `!_ l8_|_ w rk 'll' 5 ll Y ° Y°“° _ “
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_ March s, Ainfiritisus beloved .on_ot lna li h ii ri th iection o A rear i mily is to "lure yen. 011°
rs. _mah ¥n°52°“n°l3,°:\°Ll?l':l:l"'l’;',: hllrtz Mary L Murphy (tice Costello), uilglllur l§;[ an n intl! “Agn ol. and alh. that we are here on a
hmm Dan Hill 1878 and to this union "ld "N “"9 ~l°llll 'l Murphy ard from t e upper-class ind vi l"l°ll‘llY ‘“ll“l°“- ”°"'hh"'“h‘h".
'you have expended on their behalf
of Canada Limiteti)
__ _ _ $1
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we
t i
voted work. -
We have felt that iiiiiny ot' uiiri
ipeuplc do not realize the aiiioiiiitl
of work which that office iiivolvcii and what care an-L time and tuleiit
you have indeed rendered u nnrvlst
that cannot bc alle uatel ox rcs
worth nr/.ing in connection wii_ii' your work, and that is. that ilui‘_ii\_; the long period of time in wliicli
tion for young and old, for rich or
desire tonight to do you lionor.
sion, Siiiidny school nnd choir. All of which are highly nppi‘eciated,i and we mciitloii thviii only to show
in you by oiii' people, and fiii'tliei'l
g use \\lio_
are busy in the work of the King-l dom ure often the ones ivho are
Our iiiuiii purpose tlicrcforc to-l
iilght is to uckiioivletl e oiii' < l
laborious work you have dons iis` Secy-Trcns. ni’ Bcdcqiiv (‘ongrvgu-i
- .yu ‘ . -
iiry and niissions and .iiiuiiy other
for ouch year. l
We therefore desire ts place lu
that we foul thiit this iiiiioiiiit is
that your long and fnitliful services adequate payment for YOUF H@l`VlC0S_ in this congregation have been of your work, but as n token of our' highly appreciated by every one heartyuppreciation, and an expres- both far and near, and we are here sion of our good \vili, and our pray- out of a deep sense of griitiliiile to'er is that God may bless both your- you for your splendid work as seolself and family. and give YOU many retary-treasurer of Bedequc con-[years of loving Sefviw lfl His gregation. Those who are uc-,Church. , quiiintetl with affairs of this coli-' Signed 011 bchi1li'0f l39<l@‘l\I0 00"' gregation can best estimate the vii- i§i”0K1ili0ii till-H 2lllll <l1lY Of -ll1fl\\1\l‘Y_ ‘lue of your seventeen years oi’ do-
1924.
JAMES STAV ERT ALEXANDER CAIRNS
NORMAN R. MONTGOM ERY‘
ROBERT W. HOGG ALEXANDER ANDERSON
Mr. Carruthers littingly replied
to nlll- .congregnlfnn ng n \vnn}n_ und uitci' tiiuiikliig thc people, gavei
a short -iyiiopsis of his work done
ll y ll _ . _ _ ._
sed in at yearly vote of thanks nl, Speeches wore then delivered liy an nnnnnl ln,,_ellng_ . _the following gentlemen, Rev. D.
There in nnotnel- fact wh|¢§l nl K. Ross, Pastor of the congrcgntioii
Dr. John Keir Thompson. J. il. Muc- Farlune, Norman li- Illoiitgoiiicry. Alex. Cniriis nnd Alexander Anil-
yon have served n,_l_ yon lmvn nl,lcrsoii. These speakers pointed out ways lnnnlfnslnd n Une Snlrll of the efficient nnd precise manner in cllrlnllnn courtesy nnll nnnnlllmn which ho had pcrforiiied his work
for thc last seventeen yours, noi'
nom. nnd conneqnenlly all have n’wus Mrs. Carruthers forgotten, part
of the work falliiig upon licr.
ll ln nnl nnl. nnrllnsn lnnlnnt mi A short program was tlicii given
Sneak nl- yonl. nnrvlces ln tlln 5nn_lwitli rcciizilioiis :intl ciicoiwrs iiy tiic
following:
Etta Ross. “'[‘czichiii|; lu the Pub-
I
lic School."
the respect uiid coniidciico piacedi Mari" St“""l'l"'Tll“ -‘llllllllllllfe
in thc Viillcy" '
to ,nate n l-nnl l-nel lllnl th . Allison Profitt -- “When thu
School Murni (Tunic to Tun."
_ Solos, by Dr. ’l`lioinpsnii und chor-
the most willliig to tio even greater “heh hy 'he hhhllf- service for Christ ami the churcli-i Perhhlls im” ‘ll ill” lllllsl illeaslllg
fcutiircs of tlic cvi\iiiiig's entertain-
iiiciit was thc hiiiigcr anti-.f in
5 inieit- - - ` Y il
ediice-is to you for the many year:-i oi’ hhwh l’h.ehh""‘| hy th" hhlleh- “ml
iiiiitrii ciijoycil by iill.
Various coiiriiiviits were nlnilo
llnn_ wlll, lln many nnnllmls nonjdiiring the ivvcniiig of liie bent-fits| necteil with thi-_ t`oiir preiit-hiiii; "h"'“"d f"°'h,S'h’h ghihhrlhgh "SI Dluci-s 'intl :ill the inoiiv =. i`oi -itil iihhhh' hy hrlhglnll thi’ ‘llfl'€l'9llli
soctluiis of tiic coiigreiratioii tone-|
lncnl nlllenln nm llunslng llmmgl|_thoi‘ iii social iiiti-ri-ourse and good.: your hands und caircfiiily rircuiintsillh"h'“'Shill_' “Ulm” 0"" lll'L‘P0SlllK llle
ltliitlliig oi li sltiiiilir iiiuiltiiiir soon
Wu fool tliertforc tiiui ii. ,\\'oltlili"fh hh h"lh""h‘l Wm' hullhh fill lll0'
be utterly tiiifnir both to yoiirseli1'"'"""' "" E and to your fiiiiiily if wc siiouldl I '-
ti -i --i--_ .~ fi .~ - ' ' :;’:‘..:;"._.i .:.‘:.:..' .:::1:."::;‘:;ll@V1Val 111 Spanish acltiio'l=i tl-.- ll : i-5 °
tical \'\'i'tiy'.gD " mlm H my "ru ‘
(Associated Press)
your hrinds, u purse oi' iiriiicy, iiin l\iAl)Rll). March lil--’[‘|n.l-l. is ni
i-iinstiiiitiy griiwing iiiterest iii itlh-i
WATER ITREET _ 0|-IARLOTTETOWN
This popular Hotel
‘ has been completely i renovated and N-
furniehod threulhout and offers very com- ' lortabis accommodation
to the travelling public.
The table is “poo isiiy goes one the 'pub- llo are oourgowlly
cared for. .
Rates' $8.00 A day. .
BRUCE J. TAYLOR,
Manager
_ QUEEN norm. l
Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.
Proprietors
QU EEN HOTEL
.l. W. McPhee, Georgetown; J. C
Irving, Vernon; A. C. Sapnders, Siiiiiiiicrsiilc; C. McArthur. Sum- nicrsiile; R. Moreslde and wife, Winsloc-_
lstics in Spain and especially in Miidriil irliicii is bringing about a
marked change in the youth of the country. Football clubs have been doubled iii uuiiiber in recent years sud iusiiy of them are encouraging other brunclics of athletics with a. visiv of entering national teams in futurc Olympic games.
The Royal Madrid Football Club
hui. decided io.construct a stadium und club lioiiso near the race track ut thc end ni the great avenue Cutcllunn. Although the plans -have not been coiiipleted it is the inten- tion to have them provide for it llioroiiglily iiioilern athletic plant with ncconiiiiodatlonsjor all bron- ches of flilltl and track 88.11168 Bhd ii swimming pool for aquatic sports.
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- 1 W” h°m whh' lm idecenedi ms' ' , _ _ _ _ ' llllllllli and lloogness from lag nngogscsion of ygur hospitable homcl *
__ .noi-Aids, ivii-s. i-i. Barnard, rin tor muses. vihic c lfwlaflsed nl, ln l ll _ ,l l,,,l Q ' _ ' pnwlugn _ River. Spurgeon, Fredericton, ner- n _early Ciirisililn beliilliilill lil :gm :l'hle':_;°;n°r mxfgcsnlxlhlerllne u _ __
. mlm. Mayfield. Mildred (Mrs. I. _ _ _ _ -Jlplh. mm ll l._ We would no donlll llnvn _ _
O-009-A-no-o-A4¢¢¢¢¢o~~oo-ooo Parsons. Millvalel Marlon (Mrs. I _ .!‘ a gr ter army here than we were vi A. cond.-ew s rin sein, him ,i _ _ _ _ Turns nne°lo mum, l°n,m_ _ m ._ ____
_ _ - - - ‘ r _ ,f no assured therefore that mi are g\|¢,"'8*§ ,:,,,f," ,_l'"" ben on s peaceful eri-and and beer ue- nun,”
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is ` -¢-- She also leaves to mourn herlolg _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ e_
- ' "V, ~..l'r.l' "7 to Autos will: us intiehtiy w_'o wisgoéou to Quaker way Write i‘o`i* o‘ti't" ted
L. Gi boa lfiddleto . Co ii two brothers, Daniel and Henry of __l“ *V
lt. -I, Ulli'=n`d Uliarl:t:etovr=; Ayers, lun., and two sisters, Mn,
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ll' Giieriql (ihgrlottstown, J Jelly Obear and Mrs Alex, ' ‘
We . _qg'nn,1\n lw_,;_p|n. Mrs. Hill hui -spent s 8006 de\l__ _'_
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Quaker Flour is always of uniform quality. It is milled to it high standard, and tested hourly 'to inaiiitaiii that standard. It is made entirely from the finest hard western wheat.
By actual daily tests in our own bake shop, Quaker Flour is proven the best for all biking
purposes.
It is easy to bake itntt ` e b
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