_ _1.____, _ _

Moon In 'A Rocket

United Frou.)

27.-An attempt

mile from the earth and

by a young aeronaut

astronomer. Max Valier. _ attain this object he will f ret

all make ii flight in an ordinary

i

space to a distance,

5 ' _ to the moon is to he,

P8311? Gas?

" Can’t Eat?

..‘ ..»,."gi%,'.".i15Z’J'f'..i"'l'l'5.1.'»'1l’ $1212 5 med l`rui|-a-river. Saou nu, H lla snr! tbiqgg QI (Lg ||"¢_" fl-Mp llllovsr. ia Hwy l¢..0n-wr There is no other medicine like Fruit-attire". Mase from fmi, fruit juices and tonics, it quickly "_ "¢V°5 "'ldi§|=S¢l0II. constipation and lrlndrcd ills. Z$c and Soc 3 box

ll

1 with solid wings in '

will be placed an anuyu iary v

apparatus. After ore ex- -

i he intends to build a 1 ___

ship for flying through ond t;_;_*"'f`**°-"'*_~~

y e<,p_lld icach the moon iii

2 et n iiratiis ofthls, °°mf°n n 0 gm days' when me

wh_;3‘;‘ompl_J_';‘d Wm be deveb rocket reached the point at ,which ___ give __ _weed or 123500 mm: _the attraction of the iiioon equal- l and thus the Journey to the N: "Ut of the ea-iii, they Wert! 0f l can be cnnsidnred within the op nion that passcilgers could land _ or __o“_b|my_ _ _by means of psracliiites, 1

liic rocket -ship will ho driven iso mr' h°w"v°r'_ U" l""’-luclcd '

_______m__ Epmd by means of an lr p has not coilio olf.

__mp0nam_ which Wm bc; A less umliitious hill still sufiic- ‘ to 0__e__c0m___ the gravity iiently e|itorpr.~.siill.: objcizi also hiis l and other planets, The hge" "1" [""-‘v""‘I""" ""°k”l SMI’ 4 itself does no rely on the "gm to New Y”"k~ ‘ of me Burmund ng ah, it occurs, however, io the uiiin-

develop its power, but moves by Structell mind, that tho reception

hclei

own internal cnerily. a continu- "r"""g"'""""5 fm' Um l““‘"“i1 “f recoil created by the mass of mmm' “mp” 3"" "H yet "“l""`f‘“*‘

exhaust ga-ses will drive the I" New York whatuver they "IW s'1iPnc 0nwm.ds_ |10 qu thc inoou! | y

_ =.._

ltists have often thought it It

that by m ns of a rock- ‘ - lr

iiinn would someesuy be able to "As ALL "ls TE’ET" AT 98' li

oil the moon's su-ri`aco. l fi wo cnrxinecrs named Mas and » How many peome at the age of "8 ill

convgncod that they mum years can boast that they still retain _,_

so mr as to 'devise a all their teeth? George Hcnu' Chap- in rocket begun; such uw; man of Portland. Me., has"]ust ob- lp,

_,|,|,,,m¢u.d as running hm and ,served his 98th birthday and has all _ca wntcr, beds, brldg,-,.¢_ab]0s_ his teeth, and they have never becil ,ln wma ce||ar_ and “avr in the slightest way troublesome

Mr. Chapman was a pioneer shipper

believed that by tmvemngl of Christmas trees from Maine to l

scvcn and a half miles .por s,,c_ large cities and retired only a few

years ago.

i i

on so nars

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TRIAL

Clear

Vlsiol 1 5

iNnlaN Malumr ron

i

1

Pisiu=EcTloN s lclz CREAM

is now a household word throughout-the Province as

_ _

people learn more about its manufacture they find it is unsurpassed for quality and the purity '61' all its

ingredients. The manufacturers take the greatest

care -in puttlnfr up Perfection, hence

_ It’s Popularity ` 5:11011; .allclasscs and ¢Si1¢'1.|°_||! ,lfl|9,Fl!|,|d*°‘1~ M °“°

time customers would just say “Ice Cream" when

purchasing-now they say ‘jPorfection" and the flavor is so well known they will not accept a. substitute.

Central Creameries. _ Lirairizo

, l

“Every ingredient ned in the manufac-

ture of Perfection Ice Cream is pasteurlzed.

I mm _ ' _/_sos

'f.";/ir?l' 'ro orgy, 'ro rar.

ruiiiui atiiiitiii isii

iswcotencd and unsweetened milk is in demand( In India a good deal of thc milk is handled in a very insani

t

o t

o h

milk is one of considerable import- fance, writes Trade Commissioner H. lR.`Poussette, Calcutta. in the forth- fcoming issue of the Commercial In- lteiligencc Journal. There is practi-' lcaliy no dairy industry in India. The' army and several Provincial Govern- lmcnts have dairy farms and sell n

__ '1‘HE_cn_AnLori~ErowN GUARDIAN ' ‘

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu wiii ciiiiiiiiif

’8|lTH BIRTHDAY, Sllll IN UFFICE, *DANGER LURKS ‘N DARKNESS ‘

_-‘German President Reluctantly Continues to ;m»c.l.. .....l...... ...um _ Hold Reins of Office Until A Worthy'w». nil-1‘ii’}`l §‘y“’l'i.‘. ”§3§d.§°"§f.S

d_ frantic bieating of a sheep outside

_f ____ ,, outside to see what was the mat-

(Canadaln Preu) lung Am" from tu ter, the sheep. one of hisown flock.

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_____l_dERL1N, July 27.-Considerable ness and longing foil- npai'ivli:::y,wl'il2lli- lmmedinely led`»mm l'° Where he

i' . . _

. , l.` ' i ' ’

H

~ luis been cniised in Germany denbiirg is still perfectly halo and had len' the rest °f "|19 “Wk BT82- by tho aiinoiinceinent oi prepnra pericrtly capable oi' fulfilling any |118 ln li field tS‘_;>ns for President H ndenbiiii:’s public functions required of him He had to open tl," g ‘c to let

th hiiiliilay Tho date is Octo it is true that he is never seen nt the sheep into the field, and then

hor 2, bht lt is not to early in view|piivatc parties, and 8 (mme, Wm, still bleatlng piteousIy,she led him to ol tho holiday -season in start the on pill regimental rom;-ndc is M, a spot whcrc he found her lamb with toilifotloli fo thc ‘ Hliiflen'bilr_g nvcnt commented ml. His fre- its head firmly wedged in a hedge. _T-iinil, whii~h_ in he iifwil for he qtientattendnilce at funerals ol' It was evident that the mother

he must bitter ciieul es of his pre ini machinations 'Pliers s oiilv

ays for Ticket

__c_li¢;1_fit__<li’_w.ii'»v Lihue. ol the Hin olil friends ll one of tho saddest|sheep had made frantic efforts to _w;\___\l|_1-_ _‘lr1u\_l;. _wl\icl1__will _sold _at attributes or n long life. No great free her little one, and, failing in __ . __lc__¢_n;_n.iiy_ mice or t e public character lives n life more thcsc, had gone to the shepherds .mo cin. are calisc. iilnrien- rcmotc from the people, no Dopli- home for help. When hc had frccd

as ° is

helping oiliers has ili'.sarlilc(l even ever lived so free from all polltl: joyed i , ,_ __ ~ _ '

- ~ ----~---- __ _ __ __ -1-znc_:_ii:-smv:lnm _ ._

to say as stupid as a sheep. but 'even the normally stupid animal dis- Plays amazing intelligence when it’s

The other day a shepherd, living

in a co

the door of his house. When he went

syiii rnthsrlhlin an active form venture5_ me mathel was over-

_ one man with genuine power in his _*-<*>_*- | Flin whole point fo lllndoliburi:’s hnnfls-the mn" wlm ameri in the

Oth birthday is tllnt it sees lim . lt t P ll t Db t cinulninlz in oifirn till the cnill of Www V 0 ms (pn ~ er

il is Dr i)ttos Moisanr"t` _

1'" V105 dvlllldl lilfnl ll \\/as his llindenhiirira household, more »~_- lenreilt wish that he should be Del' olniioiate than that of Gcrma.ny’s M, .lamps Slnqlnlr and me iitied to retlio this 2nd of Octnb lfy,-Rl prnnllem ,mly in 5,, fm- an Misses Smulah. M Whm|neg_ R0\,_ r' Six '"0"'-hs b°f”'9 th" 'erm Of U10 triiilllivlls Of M1 0l'flC0l'8 fam* and Mm. Gerald Rogers, Yarinouili fflve f’-Xl>ll‘9-‘L llllllluliillly them ily life ilii`i’er frnnl tho-so of at work- N_S__ and MrB_ lg,-nent Sinclui,

|10 HIIUCPBSOF i0 tok" his Dlllcil ing mmfs, r-mis'sts oi' his lion, MH' Suriiincrslde metered to hfnllieillie ' '

liable _of iippeasing the conflict'.’__1¢)r iosonr Von i-llinilcnliiirrf, and ml 1~|,u,~,,(p,y_ _

is amh tions of Gvrliilui party iwl- his sons wire, n wnmnn not yet 30 - __

i°~¥---'-il~- yearn Of tlilfi. Wllli (W0 llll-10 Child' Rev, li). ll. Ramsny, 1)_[)_, and

full. Fiillr Clvll 80lVllYl¢B fflfm his son Dugiild oi’ Charlottetown urriv- lmmeflltlto ll9\‘B0M| 8l\l0ll{`8lZi!. “ld” od at their _i'_ottugc ill Hamilton oil erl hy a captain of the Rechswehr, Frida evening

FOR SAFETJ’

. V 'osn r n rec lien e o y

bvfhnny :\illlta’l'y ililltrigiilgg Miss Blilbuia i\’la.<l)ou .ii toiin- &CONVE#"ENC-E .

. _ . _ g. _‘_ - . _

(By British United Press) il"°i°e“‘ of these mu" me "uma, erly ill the employ oi' Peter lilac- -- `

Ol' Di' M0l59“el'l s°°\"‘la"Y of Nutt & Soil, and i w of Nc Yoik

LONDON .loly 26-About 4a or so Stale ____ _muy be looked upon 1° W I

sati"a¢tl°n Guaranteed fway innocently told, has not troub-

right nd I enclosing p, postal important socially than the _wife of m y' 'er '°°k°' "‘"'°"”d

, a am _ - --

order for 50 cents, which I wish you _ S _ __ _ _ _ 'would apply as you think best and 'hall Ulf* WWBH Of 5°"""“ “cm ___ _

_which I hope will in a measure atone > W _'for my deception.” writes Mr. Ogden. ford, Nova Scotia, is spending his

l-<-Q_-

nenj 1:

_ . _ _ _ T . |

‘years “gm ihrcc bbys approached - Y _ city is spending hcr vncutioii on _

he most import h I I | . | I . . ,

h t no th Bi 1 1 K t HS lhal Of ‘me 'lf l t e s aiu .int s at present the

seliie;`tr;’;§iifooc_ is Yo2i§siiir§.r'rvfo “Pl mei; iii Gil n_:_\n_y. ___Hli;__;*'_;>__'_§‘ cues: or Mrs. wiiheri Delaney. f them were named Bailey, and as I es em re 'V G n 6 H T” ` ` P l

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D, M,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,d his ,,,,,t 0,, ,,,m Dol" Bw, MM icture the situation. Out on the lake, black

_ __ C ____ ________m0____t h_,s far Hall. About $30.00 was realized. ii uen c

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ent's palace shc receive-s thel

to Mulpeii .itl, iitl il' _

Tir. Sticsemunn and less active__md Mm “Clfe__r_‘;‘r°é___5_____"___'i "fl I*

inn” "f qt” _ Master Hartwell*Wnlla of Water-

Gentral Guardian §‘.‘I.‘l'l"“&-..`.”.'.§i‘. ““’ “““" "“"“

heir father was a patron of the ` ‘. [h fm. mp 1 man __ g ‘“"`_ __ _ 9" ____ club his family Were admitted free. ?,?_eh"; }‘_];3;‘_l '__h0_f__ p_';a___;a___ me l_l_<_eiii___a___s_iic<.cr-natal ice_ued_l_I1 H;l_i;l»ll _

The other boy was Thomas Ogden, dark ,horée of GG,-man p0]|¢1¢5§ his y '“ 0," "li " _ am “"

and he entered the field without

paying for admission, leading the

. ' _ _,Z

slghiednees said to he unique. M _ d M. _ H I f H ' " @L1 tr in

aiekeeper to believe that he was H|m|enhm.g.B da“Khm__i“_mw oc_ ____Sl_____;1cilx N is _____;»;;o__ei:_i:_i_____n_i;:0_y_ L_/ 21h€8d. YOU fL1fl'lbl8 31'0UI°id the Cflg 116, y g _

ne of ine Baileys. . I, | - 1 iiinn in ner- ' ' _ _ _ - This week the Bingley _sostmuté _¢‘_;l_ll__9f_l_0:_1___f‘l;`,_‘Z_“5 l‘_‘:_5 "___ P__eS_d_ lzolidays with Mrs. llultwcll Lio/.- __ 1 - th ll f f ll

has received a letter posted at Idaho. ___ _

VU. S. A., from the same Thoinas chests, takes the head of the ta 0 Miss B ,_,._ C» I K _ __ Ogden. In,the latter was a postal opposite Hinrleilhiirg himself, and [mm spam? _l__;_'_':°__’_‘M__f_;‘_f‘__::'_; rder for 50 cents which Mr. Ogden performs thc very onerous duties the guest of hm; mlm Mins M,u,,,1 ad enclosed. . lor niinirnsn of an iinnortant eewb- am CaGeTey_ _ ' ‘ "

"Whlie the memory of the lie, in a lishmcnt. while _:mer hnsbnn_rl,__ lVl_a___i~._ ' /f ___

nr Von H men urg, reman - ML an M_____ H C _ ‘VL 1

‘lcd my conscience much, I have for1'<~i~r}etly_ 'n the hackirround. _Once mot Mr? and M__:_"Ly "°Z_(3_§i__ '

L;//Z.

____

_-__-_ clouds rolling up, thunder rumbling--»-t_he engine '

__.. stops, the boat drifts with the wind-rocks

e W ie to soot e the ears o te party.

What would you pay at that -moment for an Eveready Flashlight?

Don’t Take the' Chance!

is fresh in your mind, and buy one or more dependable,

. safc,_easily carried»Everea_icly Flashlights. `

You will never regret your investment in safety. Evcrcacly Flashligllts are the haridiest form of light for

CONDENSED MILK ____; _ ' if ' { ,. use in motor boats. They contain a flood of light ready to `

The _mde ___ I_______ _______________________ M_____ Katherine Macnonahms ,,,,_.rnsnt it .wack in Burlington, tim; _`»-;.______-'_.' bc released-*by the pressure of your thumb.” No open

ATTENDED PRESBV-I-ER|AL___ Miss Dorothy blmpsoii. Malpequo

ilk, but there are few private con-

V

lane of the mlich cows are under

__s___

price oi' fodder and principally 'to

_[tary manner. Owing to the high lack of knowledge a large percent

and badly nourished.

_.___-¢g.>__

ARKET' FOR FISH MEAL IN

IIULLAND

| ____

According to ‘Dutch importers

there is s fairly good market for Vi iish meal in Holland, writes Trade [Commissioner A. B. Muddiman. Rot- 'tcl-dam, in the forthcoming issue of

[the Commercial Intelligence Jourii- cl

lol. The demand is steadily on the H

Hnorease and since the Canadian

eal has met with local approval M

rthere is only the question of price l' land ability to meet Scandinavian fl'

fcompctition that has to be consider-

l?\l,ffiifleiill1!l:t?3ll‘t;§tl’ll1?sell¥lsxt;rl7‘¢§:ex'fl IULWWWU Wh0 has been spending ress based on the words from Mari

’ i

}shown among importers of pilchard

fm_

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lfive dollars. Canadian marfer

‘mink fe hed thirty-i'our` dollars.

to this market must be light in col- W lor. This being one of the first stip- lulations made by Ditch importers. I'

ent come at the chin-en or the *_* sin °f 'S°f=*Y- ai’ BA Re e Tor _ Bu them every-

CROSS FOX AND MINI(

to six hundred thousand dollars to

day at the opening sessions of first _ ng important mid summer av°ti°n of slim and the Annapolis valley UN'TE° '“'S°'°"ARV MEETWG

8

tex and mink were the outstanding

1'

Bl-101°! f»°dBY» b0lh .Y¢8|5l»¢\”l“B Bd- During the absence of the Mayer, “"- vuiicei of we ver cent. over the councillor 'r. w. L. rrowse will be 0" 211° “"°"1°°" Of -lilly 5"*

white fox was fifty-four dollars while beat blue brought seventy-six dollars. and but fisher one hundrer” land twenty dollars. Top for crosi

rs arc advised that fish meal sent 5

-é€-O-3-s-_

_ ramona N. Y. run saw W

- H

aw lure ever held in this city- Crew where they: will more a snort visit °F 5E°E°UE AND FREE'

pring sale of the New York Auction 1

Company. ' ` 1

Leopard supplied the onl decline,

ox was one hundred and seventy- _

rought__,_:ixty-one dollars. and bes

_“ng f__|e__ds in Caledonm having_gueat of lilies Beatrice Campbell.

terial there* w

i‘_:_;;’“_‘_’_‘_"_‘_;__“fem§'§”bfmegate Hemi Mrs. E. G.. Dennis, ruins vinln. the Y___m_;_ Peoplcvé Society at the Messrs Dennis and Dover ol' P______by_e_______ Church .at Bmdup Marshfield and Miss Ruth Dennis ba____ of Necdllam,_I-ieight Mai-'\'., were

' _l._ lriicsts on Sunday of Mrs. lI. C. i ' PEasoNALs S""i’“°"-

Mr. and Mrs. Maize of Smith

H _ 1 lt E aroliim motored recently to P. l-J.

fgyxgzg 3|r_yM;esvt;`Enywere V S m Island and are the glicsiii of the

____ lal_t_ei's' mother Mrs. Gen. l'll°nii<ior..

r M N _"_ New lt is Mr. Mai_zo's first visit. tn the

Gl;as;ov%'e(:;§§ akvmtoi ten the ony lslnnrl and he expresses himself us

yeah” d__’y favorably impressed.

Mr Joseph Egan. Mt Stewall tor. Maas. is visiting her old home

was u passengel oil the Eastern in Spring Valley the truest of hcr tiain yesterday evening to 8 brotllcr, Mr. lliinll J. Muchcod.

city. -_é

Mr. Winston Lanilill. has left on 'rho annilai Thanksglvin: service

return to New York after a pleasant of the Malpeuue and Baltic nuxil- sit to his mother. .Mrs. Frank larv of tho W.M.S. was held lil

Ldnglll, Molpeque United Church oil Thurs-

` -é dav evening, July 21st. There was

Mr. Arthur McKinnon, formerlyia large conzregatieh present and erk at the Victoria Hotel, city. a.nd.the pastor, Rev. D. M. Grant pre- ow assistant credit manager, Hoteiisided. Tho members of the nuxil-

evelt, New York, accompanied by iary considered it as n privilege io

rs. McKinnon. is spending a vaca-lhave as their speaker for 'the even- ion in the city, having motored ing Rev. A. N. Gillis the former

1 _ :ccrns engaged in this business. Both Misa” Anne . Gram and Etna' C

. ' ' _ i

' th

Ros

om New York.

M155 Kathleen Bon,-ke of Char- s most earnest and thoiiahilufafl

lied Church Truro. Mr. Gillis gave _`___';;',",;,»/

he past two weeks in 5ydney_ the 11.34 ‘,'Ai'.t_ thou He, that shoiilfl _ f l

After the address Mrn Chester x `

Miss Eliza: MacLeod of Worces-

pastor and now of St Andrews Ull~

n leaves on Thursday of this Always carry c wk for her home _sydney R,¢¢°rd Simpson gave it solo entitled My tra urnt cells-

l isrgsrg \\ -_ __ _-_1

Seru_iceforLife We agree lo rc/lair and put in niorlgiiig onlcr any

EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT T his agrccmcnl holds during I/ic life of I/ic /lasliliglil. If your Evcrcridy is out of ordcr, sand il fo us.

,____,

‘.3 x JT. , -‘,u ¢, u ->- o

Ulu :U i '- l.§.-r‘ “Unis-tmmn

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many years had E desire to make it fnmlrin :iw pnlnno nm in ini- less and' ___ __ S_ _"nylon gan _ ._ Danger lurks in darkness. Go now, while the impulse

, _

Flame to ignite gasoline or oil. They won’t blow out in the wind nor snuff out in rain.

\

The Eveready spotlights have a range from 200 feet to 1,000 feet. _lust what you need for pickirig up buoys and landing places. They will guide you safely through shoals and dangerous waters, too

. \

Electrical, hardware, sporting goods, drug stores, general stores, auto supply stores

and garages everywhere

sell Evcready

_it

i 'r

1 I 1;,

_ i_3 5 i <3

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_ The cost is little-thc safety worth many times the price. _ _ To think of safe motor boating is to think of Eveready '

Flashlights. No motor boat is complete without one

. :-~,

Flashlights, batteries and lamps. ,N 1' 2

Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver

-Owning sud opzrnrivrg Radio Station CKNC (357 melru),

Toronto, an the air Monday

and Tliurrday u/rninw.

__ Task' Mrs Thos Mor-Nutt pre they occupy very F I H | I 'S

The Rev_ R,eg||-mld ]_,me_ B_ An sidcd at the organ. litte space and rmcrly of this city and now assist d°\1bl¢ ll” "W"

and herring meal Canadian expm,t_ guest of Mr, and M;-g_ 5;]-L steven- come or must we look for another' c 0 _ . _ _ . __ _

Q

dee r. onto, sidashort sit Y T I

In D Vl Mr. Melville Donald. Mi. nnii . __

tha' city this week. While in the Mrs. Hone and rnmiiy. Mrs. linri- "fi" °- ...the last Ion et tv. Rev Mr Lane was the gU¢Bl2 well Crozier and Miss Malrziiif-t. Y 9

of M. and Mrs. R.. N.” Cox, Lon - (1 | L d t h |tt,i

NEW vonx, .lniy ze. - Buying ,,,,,m,' A,,,,,,,,c_ _ 8 02”;-,”,§a;,'f° °"’ " C '" ° " "“',v'}

support was sufficient to send sales

M

His Worship Ma;Jr Miller and rs Miller' left this morni for

turning by way of Saint John.

mug M,_ym._ lnst. n missionary meeting was

Y M _ d M _ F. A. Carman, - ' '

lwhich was ten per cent. Top for dnughyzf sndrsson, who has spent -3_\;i;:l_lai~_l_;sl;i:g___l.ow;>_i-__ Ii;e_;i_;:riui;__};_.g_.

the mst' twwweeks at Bmcmey edeque Wilmot ' Traveller's are leaving this morning on returnm __ ' __ _ to their home in Ottawa. Mr. Cai-»;'_ °“ m°mb°"5 T _‘, P"7°°“ ___ 'nan is a journalist and hairbeen. “'89 “lim 9"- &_,m°°l 115 09°

. - ed at 3 o'cloclr th Mrs. D. K. ;)r y°_°';; 5 member’ M me Pm" Ross in the chair. herepresen

l e tl le od '

vT£h°.’;h°||!`9:;.|o|:'.‘;°!gj‘;,l:rdyunnrélb_tativel from the digerent groups ey and have to come .n|n_ were given a. hearty welcome__ by

--»-<o~>-__

TOWN CONGREGATION

held in the church at _North Hede- quc The ladies of the Freetown

rod A So e t.vAcA”rioN_

were as follows:-At North Bode- quo on Jon, 10th, 1880 an auxiliary of the VVonicni-l Foreign Mission- ary Society was lornlcri with the following officers: - Pres. Mrs. Hui'i‘lei_ Clark; Vice ` l"i'es. Mrs. James Stavert; fl‘relos.‘ Miss Elea- nor Stavert; Sec. Miss-_' Mary Cairns; Vice Presidentsiwcro ap- pointed for Frsetown; Lower neue

_que,`and New' Annan. Miss Mont- gomery for l,0wM- fiedcqiie, Miss, no more, hilt have gone' to their re-

Schurman f_or'New Annan an-I Miss Walker, for Freetown. The membership- fee was $1.00, pei'

. . ___‘ . i _._ _ _ ._ the leader who explained in a few_|#¢`“"~ ' `-`

/ff ' A ~ _Disfiguring Blemislies

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I ' ( 1 ` Healetl by Ciiticura

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we" chosen word, “W GMM* of The'*"reporf. Qi the first years their united mee¢|ng_to get be., work was also given, which was

_tor acquainted with one another, all '°"°W°’“‘

demonstrate the value of effort on behalf of the

of God After the singing

Thine oh Lord” by Mrs. Roy

and Mrs! were glad

prayer Burns.

Thomas

have

Cali

,OSU

Officers ad members; one year

has elapsed since nilr society was organized; 10 meetings were held during‘th'e year. on two months the weather was unfavo'rable.The memherahlp_is.29. The average st.- tendance has only been 8 but we

have the prcselicn of Him who saith: “Where two or three are gathered touctlior thorn am l in the nildsl of them". “l will never leave thoc nor forsake ihec"; "The Lord is my liclpor": “My presence shall an with thee." The Troasiir- er reported $40 for that first years work. Mrs. McCaull noted that =l large number of those who were members 38 year ago are with na

ward. Others have remained i’a`ith~ ful and loyal to the work which was then s/1 well begun. The choir thcn sang. "Only remembered by what we have done."

A splendid report was given by

Mrs. J. N. Profltt who was a dele- gate to the Maritime Conference Branch at Charlottetown. The re- port was much appreciated and u. hearty vote of thanks was tender. ed Mrs. Profitt. _

Miss Helen McKay oi' the Lower

Bedeque 'Society than sang: "solo

ly and tenderly Jesus is calling" A pupnr entitled “Practical talks on iiiissions", wus read by Mrs. llurry Simmons.

Mrs. Ross anvil the report for

the past year, which showed that the work begun 38 years ago is still pi~ogressiiig l`avorably. The total amount raised for the year by all the societies auxiliaries and bands was $1200.00. Particular mention was made of the mission band at Wilmot which under the leadership of Mrs. Sobey and Mrs. Hogg had done splendid work, also Lower Bedaquo Young Ladies who had raised three times the amount of the previous year. Lunch- was served to all present and Mrs. Burns of Freetown. voiced the thanks of those present to the ladies of North Bedeque for their hospitality.

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