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MONTREAL, Month 4-A steady
(low at men (rom relief camps back to industry has been recorded re- sontly, Hon. D. as. Butherland, Minister ol National Defence, stat- ed in an addres here tonight. This was due, he thought, to improved sonditlorns generally and because the .men were encouraged to return
employment and given
to take them
where stesdy work an them. at the disposal ot the
Dopriment of National Defence snalait thelogiealonele operate eaiua when aingla ioblm msn wqggiven work, good food and IGQZUUO clothing. he said. The work; selected for execution under this pcheme an located in every Province ot the Dominion except
Edward Island, the Qeaher
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Remembered
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A. very. enjoyable. evening. was
spent atthe homeoilnandllrs. John Jewell, Br., North River im December I, H83, when the North River and Kingston box holders as- sembled to show their appreciation to their mail oo\n‘il1'. Mr. William Jewell. At nine o'clook they all po- ceedod to the large living room and Mr. Fred Jewell acted as chairman. while Mr. Lester Younker read the address and Mr. James Vickerson presented Mr. Jewell with a beauti- iuliurrobeandborserug. Al- though taken by _surprise lsr. Jewell thankedtheminaiswwellchoaan words, and while singing "Por Hs’s s Jolly Good Fellow" they retired to the parlour for their evening step. The rest of the evening was spent in games and dancing. music being furnished by Mt. Robert Weeks in his usual good style. Lunch was then served by the hostess. In the wee small hours of the morning they departed to their respective homes, .knowing they had spent an excellent evening. Following is the address:
North River. R.R. Deo. 8, 1898
Mr. William Jewell,
North River, -
P. E. 1.
Dear Mr. Je-'wsll,-We, your friends
have assembled here this evening to extend to you our appreciation for your services as rural mail cotuisr.
The weather and travelling condi-
tions have not always been isvoi able but you have been very edioient and obliging at all times, and have won the entire satisiaotiim oi all.
We feel that we cannot let this
joyous Christmas season pal with- out expressing our thoughts to you in ta ble ~
some ngi manner. Please accept this gift as a token of remembrance. and with it, to you and yours, the very bpt. wishes lor a HAPPY and Prosparous New Year.
signed on behalf oi the people on
your mail route. . _ ROBERT VICIIISON,
LESTER. YOUNKII.
"Look here, Bogus,” sled the
Colonel. “Do you happen to know where Ink Johnson is Just now?"
"Yassahl Bho' does. ssh!" replied
308115- “Heil asleep dis minute over dsr in de shade oi de lumberyard lookin' for s Joh, salil"
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T.hero passed sway on 'lilesday
morning, nbruary lxtb, Annie Margaret Power, at the early age oi 19 years, daughter ol John T. Power andthe lstsi|:ra.Powin'oi Traosdic, Gross, leaving a heart broken fath- er, three brothers and one sister
her Mother when only 13 years oi ago she took the responsibility o! keeping house for har isthsr, bro- thersandsister whom shs ,loved dearly. She was ot a happy disposi
'nie following are tha dural tri- butes and Maas Cards.
Wreath-From the Family.
Mass Cards-Father
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Joseph Mnlenns and
Twenty-four letters and
sympathy were received by the I ily irorn friends far and near.
Card Of Hanks
lr. John 1'. Power and family,
‘Ii-acsdie Cross, wish to thank all those kind friends who did so much to help in their hour ot sorrow.
L-935.
.SPIINUVALI SCHOOL
,Por the month ot February: Grads IX-I. la-nest Carter, 2 Ei-
leen Younker. Grade vm--1 lllllar lsatheeon,
I Jean lmtnsr, s Ruby lentaer.
Grade V!-1 Heath Johmton, 2 horns Gabba, l Kathleen Carter.
Grade V-l Ovid Dollar, I flor-
Phyllis ldcltstil
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Grade!-lC|er'a1d‘Dolll'. Perfect attendance: Ilene Par-
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ventures Church, Tracadie, and was ' oh:-ist'g way. 'ms moment w ruselymeneesbymmas who Return T0 touonmyornsrwsywe °‘“*°‘ml?¥&°1;\u°‘ W and we deserve to iail. The
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Bnpdlbesrenwuosixo!her¢°mn_whmm°»d.‘mmHuh mnrmmmedm-uw mkkoxpensecoverleostoiscrubblng mums. nsmsly, vincent Lacey, Jas- wnkh, (mmm M Hmm “ ww, ,mmm tm schools. "moving mics, s rm- eph Bridges, Valentine Mclntyze, ,umm “mm Us me Bnfm 'wth' The" hu “menu vate telephone exchange linking Francis McKenna, Peter Highes, mah. mmm, um Bump mm” ol the .church but today gun Ill schools with the oiiice, trans- 1‘°““M“1””- vunmoswm m..,f¢‘Q»¢mswus'nneoieult vmsbP°f°‘“°“f°fl°h°°1°“1°**1'fv°'°' Msyhersoulrestinpeaee. “"7 ageandexoissopportunityelssaes.
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Mrs. W. rlnlayaon Finlayson. or romnto. dllllhldr cd Hon- W. Finlayson Minister ot Lands and Forests in the Onta-rio Government. ara mak- ing a trip io Bsrhadoes.
F. G. Webber. division manasu
oi the Bell 'Deephons oqmpsny, Montreal, with Mrs. Webber, an DIIIHIIGII to Demsrars (Britkh Guiana)
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liar. IDU Jane
Frith- lL L Holder B, 0. W. Hull. 3°\l'Y\¢. Ottawa.
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and nlg spoken iilled
the knowledge o
waters cover the se The beginnings
Church was that smal men whom the Lord Jes
purpose, and into whom Hs heath- en I-Us own Spirit. And gradually out of that group there grew a community of men and woman who had banded themselves together in order to realise Chrietfs living pra- nnos in their midst. to alocilil themselves with His holy aims, and to carry out llis great commission that all the world should be hoilht to the ieet of God. . . ."
The very richest lliltlplik ol
Holy Scripture are employed to de-
sscsadnus
signate the
<7hurch_..'l‘be Ohurch is Christ. The Church is
temple of which Bo cornerstone. and oi ing stones are the bear His name and have consecrat- ed themselves to His service. TM Church is the Bride of Christ knit
not §'iEEa§
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Deductions totalling 0.088
wwemadsinthssitysehoolesti- matasj9_atin'deysitsrnoonby the Doasdolscliooluriateesataspee-
old inanaiiort to
tingthaeetimst-
expenditures concerned. no reductions those decided upon would posahls School teachers' salaries were left un- touched. The boarvdiahowed every willingness to cooperate with the council.
It was decided, however,
its next regular session, on ond Tuesday in March, the
Board will recommend that Common Council arrange to confer jointly with the Hunlcipal Coun-
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superintendent of education. and the School Board in an effort to adjust the quldion of the colt ol educating county pupils ln saint John High School. By reaching
whereby the Just share in
hoped that arrangems
made whereby
would be enabled to
extent at least, the balance
Zolboinreductionsyettobsm if the full out of ll5,2U|.'l6 l'eq\l.@- od by the Common Council is to be made.
Intimates covering repairs to
schools were eut trom 319.000 to $15,000. making on estimated sav- ing oi $5.000. Figuring that deduc- tions. ior absence through smnd would perhqzs warrant the action;
Ei glgif Quai
' _ _ _ ' the more mms an uzumrs rcs
;‘:..'f°n».‘z"i.”.¢:.» “"'° °°“ M- fr...f'..i¥.°'.."‘“..' .....““°’°°“...-.Fr ."2 if.. in '11 31°. n‘°°:..i°':..'“°“..... »-M --- --.~» M-4 annie was s lovable girl in ner I°rhsK¢ym»goeasnnndm¢::n we must be slwsys Jealous ss no °‘ W P"°“°“' °‘““‘*‘° °‘ “W” some me with menu. 1-lsvmg lost meta- demand nom then- eusnt- is. for me sammy °f lhrbhwh. °“E§2'h Q W mm
in ‘tins mugs; regarding it always as intrinsically “ooo tg,” in °‘9m°“unu°‘l'“ ht
by teachers throiuh mance caused by illness. In making up the 198| estimates an allowance oi
had been mad
figure oi
r-ferr; ifilii. iiirii liirili. tszlitres
manual training. domestic science, DOW. lhdvlll. flags and many oth- er items.
HEADA6HE
SHIFIWHREINS
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QUIIN SQUARE
_ . Wednesday, larch 7th,
ers' Association.
plant showing th
P. E. I. Potato
College.
. Mardi 60|. 7fll and 8th
.un lmao- nur r.n.Lc
E2; a vsiflu-y Am' mos. ""°""'°
Wednesday, March 7th, 7.8) p. rn.
Public Blasting Dr. T. W. M. Cameron, Pl\.D
~ or imneinis comp will give in ui
lnstraierl talk o parasites in P me possibly uma." °“""
Thursday. Mareli Stl. 9 a. m.
Central Farlaers' Institute.
Thursday, March Bill, 10.8) s. ln.
Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Sheep Breed-
Thursday, March Btli, l p. ln. sharp,
Meeting of Swine Growers’ Associatigm Dr
Cameron will probably give a demon: strstlon at the Davis .& Fraser killing
swine and sheep.
namely, Mn-en sur, 'iso P. M.
Public meeting on Marketing under auspices
Princliill add will be . lessor L. W. glxw of Prigicvenlifbjwlzl;
_ All the meetings should be largely a|,¢¢||¢¢¢|_
ICHOOL HALL '
e elects of pnrggms 9,,
Growers' Association.
Sen. Hughes Says '
Wo rld"s Want Is Ch iistianity
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ot God had any serious e
G0d's will .
The world's greatest problems were
debt and armaments. These colossal debts would never bs paid. The world was banknmt morally and ii- nanciaily. If tba private armament manufacturers, "the ellicient agents ot Baton" were not eliminated than the Caucasian race was doomed to
Dorllh.
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thateduoationmulbethsprliiclpal meanstoensursthehope
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