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Today 'fllan I-Iver
9 - _Before
There are more real
investors today than ever before.
' Investors are thore
who buy bonds, deben- tures, first mortgages, stocks in companies with
i long successful records,
and whose earning power has been demonstrated . over a period of years. `
--r. These are the kind of ` investments recommend- ed by this crnirauy to its sal ings 'lep:»~it ws Tho e
I who -buy in estnleuts of | this kind re o rnrended' by this compunv -1 ntlnu- ally add to lll ir wealth,- becnuse they make no
i losses. a
Open a savings ac-
count llfrc today, and when you hive $100 or more we wil recommend some good seluli y pay- ing more than 4 p. c. which is allowld dep>sit~ ors.
DOMlNl0N
TRUST COMPANY
“The Perpetuil Trustee."
4 per cent. on Deposits.
Bearing Securities,
unloading coal at Alberton wharf for Messrs J. H. Myrick & Co.-A .
have paid for has expired and thus not miss an iselle, as all papirl are discontinued promptly on expiry Ulti-
-TUG J. L. NELSON.- The Tug J. L. Nelson, engaged in the fishery protection service on the Northum-
,.. pr-.mme -0N'noi§N'i'l\erwenieschinser-men
IT PAYS “Eu tm. tion for advertising in this column common ..1|R, FRANK LAFFERTY is Gear- Cash must accompany order lin had been dfan Agent in Summerside His office imum charge twenty iive esnts. of sillteen
phone is 86 **”' 4150955' 1*
_.___ -’l'l_-IE MORNING DAILY Guardian all of there, for the
-COAL SCHOONER- Sehr. Lis-_can be obtained at Lallcrty's Tonaor- Municipality. ' -for zie Catherine, Capt. D. S. Miller, is_lal Parlors, Summeraide. ~_
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_ -FOR SALE.-A female 'black sil-
_ -__ l ver fox of a large litter 1918. Well
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a,hrcd of tho R-B¥l1°l"T\\PU-ll ~lt0°k- week ar two before the time they Pi-ice reasonable. APP!! $0 P- 0-
Box 230, Sumrnerslde. 1576-9-19Mtf.
IUIIII. KEFDBI
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herland Straits, arrived in Sunnner-,1°§iHl8UU!1- T119 “F0118 f°Bl5\ll`° ill sine last evening for coal and other Ostsrw was the very vigorous Way supplies.-J in which the Government undertook
S. S. Swansea Trader from Halifax
pally fox wire, arrived in Summer-,
again about midnight on return, raking away from Surnmerside about 1,200 bags oi potatoes.-J.
-ALBERTON MARKETS.-White
outs, 340. per bushel; black oats, 2f6c. per bushel; hides, 10c. per lb.;
$10.50 per ton; pressed hay, $12.00 per ton; culfskins, llc. per lb.; ap-
hundred feet of concrete sidewalk,i extending from the corrler near the Episcopal Church to thc hollow, ist nearing completion, under the expert'
had been started by n former pnrty,l
in the mortar, the contractor ‘fell_ through.”-A.
-SERIOUS ACCIDENT -Mr Al-
y a lug oma on o gran. H was unloading grain when tho horse
he fcll to the ground, brcuking his
-PORTER Rl<lSI(lNS.-Mr. J. H.
B. (‘-nil has resigned his position ns porter of the _l’. E. I. Railway,
filled for the past seventeen years,
with the good will of all, and his
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lfi`Nc. o'l"ro's coNnl_ ga _ Tron is wonsls.
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l\’lUNI(.‘H, Oct. 3.-- The condition
of King fltto of liuvnrin who has bccn n lunatic since 1870 has chang- cd for thc worse und licnth is expect- crl. Over feeding is said to be the cnllsc. One symptom of His Majesty is n collstont craving for food. Hu will cnt cveu lcrlvcs und cnrtll.
PITCHER WALTER JOHNSON
SIGNS WITH WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. - 2-Walter
Johnson, who is leading all pitchers in the major leagues, today signed lr contrnct wlth manager Griffith, of the Washington team for the 1014 senson. Tho salary was not announc- ed, but is is understood to be $12,500
t l
Nm-rc?
The ur derslgned is author-
ized to negotiate for the sile- of -three silver black loxv;-s,ooe fe male and two mules, Born in the Charles Dalton Ranch in Spring of 19:2 Guaranteed to be of the best Island etcck.
NEIL Mel EOD.
Barrister, Summerside.
1482-9 r3Ml f
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_g Eu. ~c_;-.f-.. . fr' su'-_
‘ Boots “-;, Shoes i
Thai Will Please you _
We have li lot of men's
boots and shoes ranging
in price from
$4 00 lo $5.00 a pair
just have to sell them
do so have reduced
the Indians up thc Steena River for seven months. As the cold weather is drawing nigh it is found necessary to move to warmer quarters. This will he found in the Orange Hall at that place; where the services will he conducted until the new hall is finished, which the Army intend put- ting up there in the near future. These services .started as cottage meetings-n nllmbcr of years ago, and the people taking such n lively in- tercl-it in them it is found necessary
_._¢;-_.i ` &»;d- Brand
' _;_, to enforce the law by means of an
_THE SWANSEA TRADER_._ The organised staff of police detectives,
the head of which was a former Me-
wirn a small inward freight, prlncl- thcdist minister who had sons into
the work from a sense of duty, and
sid, at 5 p_ m_ vests,-¢,,y_ She left was doing great service. The Gov- i
ernment had put all the resources of the Government behind the 1aw_ '
Mr. Rogers said that what was
_._ really wanted was to prevent the im-
portation of liquor; a Dominion pro-
liibitory law it seemed to him would cover the ground. .
wool, 27c. per lb.; butter, 20c. per l Dr. Shearer said that there was lb.; eggs, 22c. per doz; loose bay, some talk of enlarging the Scott; Auf,
provincially so that when, as in this province, the province had gone to
ples, 80c. per bushel.-A. lthc limits of its powers in respect of g
prohibition, it would be possible to
-NEW SIDEWALK--About l'-W`0 supplement it to ive effect t e
, E o th
will of the people in the direction ol preventing the importation.
The chairman said that he was in-
clined to think that prohibition un-
snpervision of Mr. George Bowness,fd,.r the Scott Am; was not as well Montrose. This plcce of sidewalk l_ enforced as under other 1a_ws_ It
seemed nu extremely diflicult thing
but Owing to the scarcity of cement ( to get a satisfactory enforcement of
the liquor law unless the enforcing of it was outside the municipality and therefore independent of the
» ' ` ' _ ' ttitudes of local opinion
bert Ramsay, of Roscburlk, sustained vnrvmg -H' . ' serious injuries on Wcdncsda last Mri wilson amd that at the mst
__ _f H. "_ 1 d f yi _'_ meeting of the Temperance Alliance favor of something being done here
of this province there were re ts
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Act. in\ this Island had been mucll
nrm and causing other injuries. Mr. biittui than for several years .pr°` Ramsay and mmily will have the vlous, and since _then prosecutions deepest Sympnuly of their many had been more dlllgcnt. Tllc two friends in their misfortune.-A. 1”`°m'"ns that faced th” Tempemnccl
party in thc Island wore the the doc- tors legalizing the sale, and the beer dons and beer haunts found ull about.
which position llc has successfully Having Obtained from the meeting
the statement that only the sale of
nt Alperton station. Mr. onillnnves snythins containing mere, thus thret
por cent. of alcohol was illegal, Dr.
-D . A. A. rl Mrs. McLellan, D - ther that in conversation with o. lo- Humrilerslde, ldlliivo this morning on li in f-his fssllfwt- _ H0 Wouhidbii very my member 0( pm-llumgnt he hm) visit to Boston and New York. While Klail to do anything he co; 3 ainy been told by that gentleman that in the lnnt nnmnrl my the harem way thst Wes °P"“ *Q “"Lt° may per rent. or the electors ln one will l-lpcnd some time taking a course ;~‘:_`°0:'_::__:_h‘;st°“°hi“g °f th 5 m” er “ province would dliymund _uit-hlir m<;I_\0Y l h it I k.-J. ' ° 0 ~ or whiskey or oth, n connec on n OBP 0 Wm-» _ Th” °“_;“"’§“." ’;~‘,_“__“‘;__‘_;___‘_;’_§’__§§’“_:_§‘;§ wltnrnnn election, and that from '10 -Ma H ld Sillik , f the Can- ll |'°5*“' ° to E0 per cent. were willlngto re- ndlnninanirmirr onmmiiceoetafl. Shel- "mf *‘““ "°°“ “°“° 1” “‘° P'°““°°' carve similar bribery. .ue believes bourne, who has been spending his “WHS th” °°m° s°°d wmk had that bribery was fearfully prevalent
holidays with his parents, Mr. and' b¢:il1p':_<:;\_:t:i¢h_:_f;_:‘_l;_::;°°t i°_`;d7°f_'_:£ nvefr the countri. B_nd tbatnia a 11|? Mrs. John Silliker, Wilmot, left yes- li" .large number o con MIM!! tt-rday on return to Shelbourne.--L UNWY *U h°'“°' '°" *‘"’°'tm°“t‘
As to the suggestion for the
ted change of the Prohibition
ban oivxgz-T 53-ie, it was decided to ask Mr.
to bring the matter before
to leave It to
to their
fl¢2t
church, and... for the W°l‘° U18! 80lug‘ to dtsl it? -I-le also referred .~ to the of srcat dtitravity on tllcpart ‘of girls. Mr. Boliurntsh laldf that so many Parents let their elri-ldreh go without any restraint whatewelr that the won- der was that there were so few cases and not more.
Reference -was made to the Curfew
law existing here, but it was said that it was a dead~1e`tter.
Dr. Shearer said that in Ontario
.the Government had lust passed !or the whole ' province n similar law, and in that province also a man had been appointed to go into the schools and give instruction on the matter of sex, discussing it purely from the Christian standpoint, and he believed that he was accomplish- ng a great _deal of good. He dealt with the question of officially tolerat- ed Vice and gave interesting statis- tics in the matter, and he said that none of that kind of thing could now be `» _found in Canada east oi the Rocky Mountnins._ _ ' »
Dealing with suggestions as to what steps to take, the chairman said that they should get some means of bringing those concrete cases that had been referred to be- ore the young_ men. He was satis- fied that they could do a great deal of good if they could enlighten the young people as to the fearful dan- gers existing in that matter.
Canon Simpson: The only way is i0 Blwak plainly and deiinltsly to the boys about these things. ‘
The chairman suggested a mating
being held on Sunday afternoon at which men and boys nllght bo ad- dressed on that subject. , - Mr. Bentley said that be was satis- fied that the conditions' here in this respect were quite shocking, cvs-.n_ with very young children. He was in
as wus being done in Ontario, as re-
tional way was thc only way to go about that thing; to 'get at those children at an early age.
Mr. Schurman said that that was
:1 vory difficult thing for n father to speak to his boy about.
Mi. Bentley: Of course, because ho
waits ulltil thc boy knows more about it than he hilnsclf.
On the motion of Mr. Schllrmnn,
seconded by Canon Simpson, it was agreed to hold a mass meeting of men and boys oil S-'llnduy afternoon ut four o'clock to be addressed onl
thing wus done to prevent these
had described He was in favor of
o ng a er e ruancy matter an
Dr. Shearer said tbnt there was
throughout Oanada tlfcre who a auf- ficient minority bribesble to inake it possible to settle elections upon
and that llguloee the
man wastirlsr s dollar and a bottle of- whisky* there- was the ‘ man higher- lip wanting a position of omcg,
Mr. Bentley spoke of the~diQcu1ty
of running an election without brib- ery; if the. candidate set his face against it, his supporters would pro- bably do it, and there were the cam-
lilsisu funds from which it could bc one.
The chairman said that the Minis-
terial Association had been brought to the front in connection with the
ting the exhibitions of women wrest- ling stopped, to the disgust of the
lessee of tae place and some people in town. ith the exception of this province and Nova Scotia, there was no other province in the Dominion without a Board of Oensors. The vaudeville--that was, put on here was sometimes exceedingly low, and there were times, too, when- the moving pictures ought to be placed under the jurisdiction of an intelligent body of censors, and he thought it would be a very good move for them to take action to get the appoint- ment of a body of censors under the Government or under the by-laws of the city. ‘ While the Ministerial As- sociation was prepared to do its duty and all it could do, a Board of Censors would have very much great- er cflect. _ ` `
Mr. Schurmun moved that they on-
doree the action of the Ministerial Association and request them to np- ply to the Government to take such steps as would lend to'.tho appoint- mont of a. Ilonrd of Consors of ull 'plays and moving picture shows.
Mr. Bentley seconded and the mo-
tion was carried ununimon..
On the suggestion of the chairman,
Mr. Rogers moved n hearty voto of thanks to. Dr. Shearer for his pres- ence therc that duy and tllc great
'light he had brought to bear on
those questions; _Mr. Campbell se- conded, and the vote was carried standing.
Dr. Sbosrer having briefly acknow-
ledged, expressing his gratification at the success of tho Conforcucc, the proceedings ternlirliltcd.
THE LADIES' MEETING
The ladies' meeting at four o’clock
was opelled with thc singing of llylnn
-g ‘ il ¢ Shearer said that in Nova Scotia ‘ .. 140' 3 Bibi” Wading- “nd ‘1 short '"1' iiiullds \ii1<i1cl'iil1i\i:iinsi;i~mHii¢ii coil? the sslt OI suythins containing ab iliiridn oiuihisiiingytglie lnttliiu “'05” by RW' M" T“y1°r i" whim’ hc manent successor has not been nn- 601101 WHS Dl`0hibill0d. Mid that WHS to be either the Market Hall or St’ thanked the ladies for their large uh nollnced'yct, bllt no doubt will be in found of thc greatest assistance in Jameg (}h“,~ch_ ° t"“d“""e and their interest 1" ' th” a short timc. In the meantime Mr. enforcing the prohlb tion law, and he M,-_ Bentley spoke at length and in subjlcct. to be dgscllssod, closing by Maurice McCloskey of North Wilt- suggested the law here being changed Reverb te,-ms of denunciation 0( his in'-f°d"°i“g the Speaker- DY- Smal". nlnrn ls lrnlrllng sown nie len.-A. rn wnnt it was in Novn sentia. knowledge 0, the extensive de ,.,,,,,t rr- With s few istfmiuttsfv rsmsrks
_ M,._ Sch,,m,,m_ as Secretary of the _mating among the young pogplc ol' the doctor proceeded with his sub-
-UYSTER FISHING-“Tile 0YBteI‘ Temperance Alliance, reporting on gms city even df the very young 190% "Tile White S10” Tmmc-"
sensor; which opened on Wednesday tue state of prohibition enforcement chi1d,.en_ _:nd mid that it was up to Why it was callcd the White Slave has so fur been very successful. es- in this province, said that the out- the community to see that s0me_ '1"1`-‘lmft he S1110. hit did l10t_kl\0\V f0l` It socially in Grund River; where a look nt present had never been_i Wf_lSt‘_;"° Uf ?;°tb1('_1‘Yk°9t9_'1‘§9S "lst hit* lurks Hllmbitr Of boats fire ltflgligell bri rllter; he did not think that there _ _ - - » _ 5° “ W0' 0 "Y an 15 “U cm" with fnirly good success. In Rich-',had` ever been a time when there was ;,i:,i1i|(,1;e21[ &?eni§u;;l,:§ alogfrelxgragg; “ed OU am‘?1"Z the While lJ°0Pl° OHIY- mond Bay the number Of bouts 611- so little liquor traffic and conditions either too prudish gud 01d_h,_Bhioned H0 Woke Uf th” terrible hal/0° \`€‘ sured this yssr is very small in were so favorable to the ternpernnce to ,nsmwt their children in these sulfiss from this trs-Bic upon the so- r~om|nlrison with other years, nl- authorities for the enforcement; of _,,,,,f_fe[- and something had got to be “ml and exf*§1`{‘“1 hhllpiness Of l10meB. though those at work ure having the lnw; they had the sympathy or dom, tg* teach them that they were and communities and illustrated the. fftifiy P5004 Catches, Which are being r.-very official from the Attorney Gen- ruining their lives and to check facts by incidents which were brought eagerly sought by the buyers at fn-al down in the work' or course’ them at the start ana prevent them to his knowledge. I-what is the ex- about the usual opening season price. they had difficulties; they would al- getting 'to the “age D,._ Fuuerton *cnt Of this tmfflc mtl? U9 “Skell- -J. ways have. One great difficulty was _ Based \1_P;JI1 by __i_l_ltIlcmti;te knowledgp
-rw i _cttin evidence to rove the sale - ' my °°"V1°i0“ 5 5 ere “Te H0
_SERVICES AT ELMgDALE_._ Ur; iquof Suu the stgdes they had' ;‘;1_;c':;;§_?“slt::_:E§°?§ gfnssgifiusnghgz less than thousands of Canadian girls F" the ‘mst six mcmths dwme ser' made Wert’ Efetit- T505’ had Public moved that a Committee be isillloint- victimize-d each yennn so great had vices of the evangelistic order have Opinion with them, and were getting ed to take the matter up of advising the traffic become that between 50 been c°“‘1“°t°d at Elmsdnle in a WUT? Bssisfflnce- the best means for meshing those and iw governments of as many large tent, erected for that purpose, Tnc Chai,-man said that as that conditions _md to bring it before the countries have entered into an in_ by n nnrnllrr of friends, under the ,,.,,_s ,, ,,,p,,,se,,t,,t,,,e g,,the,,,,g bel Government tcrnstional treaty to suppress it. leadership of Ensign Hardy of the did not think it would be out oi The f0u0v_'_i__g were the Committee And the causes of this traffic are so_ Salvation Army, assisted by Captain place to have a resolution along the._app0___ted_ Rev Dr Fullerton (Com simple, yet far-reaching. They are: .Warren of Bloomfield, und a large lines suggested _or the change of the Venn) .canoé Simpson Rev Mr Ignorance on the part of the gener- number of soldiers. Ensign Hardy _ h t 1 h t ‘t i N ' - ' ' ' al public with regard to the magni-
hus been stationed in various parts lélglthfremuiingwif B; ovéxcento 2,31 1;I_;_I_?F;§;__ and Mwsra’ Bmtley and tude of the traffic; ignorance on the
h W T. I t G '
of t e es or the pas teen thin containing alcohox apart Tl __ ‘ h part of the parents as to the perils years, also acting as Missionary to f‘__rgn paient medlcinel ’ lo ° “f§_"m“t';‘_ “gm that t °Y W°"_;’ thnt~beset the paths of the boy and
girl; ignorance oi the young people
THE EDUCATIONAL SIDE. if'i.r;hivelliieHnque“°y me were doing ti'°“'”°l'°° ‘“.r°g‘"d '° their ““`
tures.
, _ Three yenrs ago in the United
L_sn\l;l;e1_l;_sP;;\;_l_sli__<;f; tal; 251;; about to be estnbllsnn-1 for :ne time _..,,,,,.,, ,,1.,,,.._ approximately 60,000
$_s;r;< Blanch _nléeregtod _n the educa_ _Maritime Provinces what was to be had Men den,0,.auzcd and 300_000
"ow" 59 the Maritim” H°m° fm" were engaged in the nefarious trade
tion Oi the YOURS 810115 l'°mP°f““°° girls; virtually an industrial school. and to eve,-y gi,-1 that is victimized
lines, and u great deul Of what Wa” It was likely to be located in the 5 10 _ to be done depended on the teachers neighbourhood of T,.m.o_ and it had §_l_‘_f;";_h’;"‘;___f:_f"'('___e sigh 0! i’_f_’g":;_____£_‘;‘;_ and the spirit in which the teachers the °“d°r5°"'°nt of the th"e° Pmvln' mate number died as a result of the I'0ZlH'd0fl thot mutter- He _l¢h°‘;_5m cial Governments, who had agreed me they lcd
l i s
they had a very fine C “BS 0 “M °" to make per capita payments for the There WA; lack of info,-Ama.
tn hnvc larger quarters as stated in P- E- 1“1““df “nd that a very support of those committed to the Hom The parents Wen, to pm.
___c-. 52
. enough about themselves. Ho
thim'iu§_m0.Bt lnsgigrctf §:i_i§§_,ertl;_i$£ CUBSFWY leglsllitive PUWUTS- thought the parents should instruct
r I“""° I’ 5 "1 ° c - them more fully in those matters, not
-Mr, und Mrs. Russell Rogers and cam' Th” gadlto _:_;‘:_\_‘u;';m_F_fr€‘_;‘;; POLITICAL PURITY. ' _f|ipp,mt|y 0,- c01d.},1¢,gd¢,,-1|y but in a
clnnfzhtcr, Coleman, left yesterday 'on in thcirt schoii siione that being a ' rcvorcntial manner. Rocks, too, had rr visit tu Wcstcrn Canada.-J. had to 'PM .ygt ‘At the “wut The next matter discussed was po- n large influence on the minds of the
_...___ °°7"P“l5f"Y ““b-'ec ' M wus n had lltical purity, on which question the young, and thc demand for depraved
-Mr. and Mrs. Muxlm Pctors, Sum- teachers fionivenlflionu on t0Umpe,._ Clluirfllfln 811111 thot ther!! V/85 D0 litcratllrc was beyond conception.
mcrsldc, rcturncd lust evening from n reml un H "Eng gba: favorably re_ dollhf., it was stated throughout the f-‘tontlnuing Dr. Shearer said with visit to Boston and New York.-J. ""°° ‘”m°h “ ~h d in ,mBs_ country, that there was more money reference to remedies. _
.___ cclvcd, and the tcuchurs B ‘lt ____ spent on elections than was'lcgltirn- The first is suppression; sllprcsslon
-Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Phelan. Gloss ed upon OM hinuouifr t,h;fx/;:;ug;_t utnly flomundcd; that some of the hy the authorities, by society in rc-_ llny, who linvc bccn visiting friends l'°rt.an°° of t' S wo'-d'd n tho tmim clcctors were more or lcss corrupt or‘f||gin;; to recognize immoral men, ns in Kensington, rcturncd homo Wed- *" gre” d°"'§ld°pen_cr° rd to this corruptlblc. it ltlrcnlly rcfllncs go recognize ncsdny. ing of the ch ren nl ogn ld ow With this Dr- Sh°“"°" mad” “ml-0' womerl. I-In had sccn n ady in rl.
._._. "ml-tt¢f_i_ b;"_?'s‘; ;f__';_‘;tg_i;`_es___v;'_‘;':_cnt§°did ments of accord, and remarked fur-
u o o
BOARD OF CENBORB.- .
picture place and their success in get#
'$1'
Expert llalters
' W'e fa'se as iiinch.-‘pairisi l giving
you a bfcoming Idfat as we do in fitting your he-d. " In this store you will find
the larg. st, brightest and best kept
- Hat D pt. in the cry, sh..wlng the
very ne vest shapes- as they are intro dncedin the large citie ; and besides
this-we keep a large stock of the staple shapes always on
hand. -
For your next Hat-try us--you will be _pleased l
Derbys in all variations of
crown and brim $2 oo, $2.50
--r-x»~
sa
$5 .oo.
' Soft hits in the newer shapes as ‘~ - 0 5.
well as the conservative models, f
;?r.25, $1.50 to $5.00. A
Canadian, English and Aineri- I -
can caps indozens cf patterns and /'/ i
shapes, 5oc, 75c to ltr 75
D. A. BRUCE
The Battery.
5 I Is' *si 'P1 - - "" i
R éuben Tu lm fd' Co
_ ` l<ENsr1d:i'roN
_ --_.,_.- ___,.
See the New Overcodts
Your new v\iu'er roitis now ready for you, Mr. Mun And it- is right here, _waiting fo: your inspection.
Note the neat fit at th: should-
er, chest and neck, the grateful hang of the “.~klri”, the neat f.t of the body-our coats are made to flt - ard d l tit- They are the kind worn by practical, sen sible, stylish dressers.
Shown in College, Converto,
Clie-;lerfle‘d and Senator styles - -call in and see ’em. I
|rl'=1'.1~r ‘ , '
Toronto drawing room turn her back on a young man who sllc knew was ll. social sinner; suppression of the seg-
regated colonios through the effort of
the social service of Canada. There was, now, he said, not a segregated colony in Canada east of the Rocky Mountains.
Then there was Prevention--the
amendments recently made to the criminal code furnish all tho mnchln- ory necessary for the prevention of tho traffic provided it is put in force,
And lnstiy, the redemption of the
fallen. He called upon the christian workers of Canada to assist in wip- ing up this stain upon civilization.
Horc he closed his address with
prayer.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
In St. Jnmcs's Church in the oven-
ing at 8 o’clock Rev. Dr. Shcnrcr delivered. nn excellent illustrated lect- ure.
The lecturer in his views showed
what is being done by the Church in connection with rcseuc work, showing rosclle homes in Sydney, Montreal, 'l”nrnntn,"Winnlpcg, Vnn- collvcrnnd Calgary. Views wore also shown of tho work being done for children ,in tho homc in Toronto and
ill'-~|'l|11|l.lli.i|'i' on St. Chrlstopher's Farm, on the Crent Lakes. Illustrated in tho-views were the wonderful changes made in the children who had been helped `ln the larger cities of Canada. The learned lecturer also dealt specially with the non-British subjects coming into Canada, such as Ruthenians, Russians, etc., and showed how the church was ministering to their wcll being.
The lecture was an able one ' and
was delivered most intbrestlugly. There was a large attendance, the different churches being well repres- onted.
At the close the chairman, Rev.
Dr. Fullerton, tendered the thunk of the meeting to the lecturer for his excellent dlsconrsc.
HUM ANE SOOIFITY 'ACT KVE.
No less than 300 persons glflty of
cruelty to animals haye been prose- cuted in the police court, according to n. report issued nt thc moot 'ng of the Toronto Humane Society. The rullwny companies have been mulctod of nearly $500 for permitting mrs to bo overloaded und neglecting to Day proper attention to cattle 'in transit. while twenty-_three business firms were fined for compelling their teams
to haul excessive loads. `
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