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pAGE FOUR ...m,¢_,_A.ms.,. nw, ` THE CHARLOTFETOWN GUAHRDIAN, _ n-mst' or ALL' __ V .- _,_ __ _ `

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` ” His wEEii’s NEws For THE' tiuiiit

DIAN’-S SATURDAY $;llBf5C`RlB§ERS

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imPoi1ni_r11___,n_E1p1nc uiuiER SELECTED FROM T _ _

...There missed nway nt Kingsbur-

oiigh on the 5th inst. Miiiiiie A..

iiui-ing the service Miss canipbvll

ol _-\mherst, grand daughter of`Rev

‘,¥".'_` - L Edgctt, Chnrlottctoun A " .5

'~ ‘ Hilda H. hy Cuiiiinotlorc Lmlviwd,

A.',Stewart -Southport. ....... .. 3 3 A'

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i lprayer and the henediction closed uni ‘ __ ' _ V llonnnza l'rinretoi\, hy l-'vi‘ii1ccl_o1'i, ’l'|.

» impressive service. \` l. . a ' .“

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lilth diiugliter of the liitc Jaiucti Mc- lninald. Thrce iiistcrs, .-\nielizi_ now

:it hoiiic; Mrs. Ezra Kennedy, Kings- horoiiuli; Mrs. ilk.) Muttart, Soiiris;

,ntl three tirotlicis Judson on th I

: ", ` , 1' homestead; Melville, nearly alilvln ins; and Rev. Henry .-\., !\lorK*\“ll9l\l~. l»\y., are left to mourn their loss. Two brothers and two sisters are zone before, viz., l~1dwurd, who was lost o\'erbuard ol the schooner Un- ivaird ol! l-List Point some thirty yours ago, and Herbert, who peristi- rd on the ci-.ist of Greenland in the ciiiplny of two _\`-tr\\'egian scientists. who visited that country some twen- ty yctirs ago in furtherance of their _~1ii.1ie.-, in ii small and poorly titted scliin-iicr.

-The iieiitli .ict-nired at his ‘i 'ue

iii l`t°-iitrcville liedei ut- on Fri-l _'_ ` these troubles andl ani 3 well woman. ter Field 'Secretary for Home Mis.

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_Linn ;:i~(`»___ nit -r a short illiicss ill \\tienlstztrtedtakixig“l~rnit~a-tives , sions S ke on Hom, Mission; in

‘ , I L f t t’ ie, hilt have reduced ’

ti»-n of tlw lziizgs, which its is llii iight, _ was ci-rltriicted from tize iii-.si-:ii-tis lif;i'i! he lately ilsni ir. _~';\raj.iiii.' irvf: =. He u 1-' only '." `-L-_its oi' tice, .trol lezives to m-_-urn hesiiles

ii wifv ri".-_i tivo _-m.ill children, three, :<i'<~tli<‘.'.~', <`?i;ai'les ;it .i mn .lcs.=-_‘ cli

liilgary i;l~'.v lil,-:zu-_ .\.-_t1'.'iCe _'i vn- \\`t-st iiizd one sister, Mrs. Joh l'iaig ol .\li1ld{t-toil .il~:» . I: 'i--:‘ _iii inorlzer. 'l'l'~o [tim-r.=£ 1 !i,i‘h 1-- »f' pl.ic" .it 2 2'. rn., y ~' 1-i iiv t_» t`:: .\letli~~~li.<t ci»in<~1e:~1._ ‘i-1...' iirzeiy li i»»si-ieii .Q1-l \‘..»:~ _<t‘r~.-=~- i' 1'.: :i re \v'\:= ('i»ii<l'l(‘lt-il `;j: 'li.- l».¢~L~i` lim llliintiioli-l .l~li:z<..:;. The dccciiseil was one ~-I 'rii\ll~is, tri- :fo .»`_!it.s,

l`li_irl£s t.:i-1 f\l_.l:ri-‘|‘_ -'i -'-. 1'.

---A d-.aastrotis tire occurred 'ati

llil-hnioiifl .\`t;¢€i»-ii aiu-iii one ~\`cl.\ck

on .~':iti1r-lily nioriiiiig ulieii a large lZ¢`ll"3`ll=f“`l“`“ lilklng

_<1--lin _<.iwmill uith a gooil qiiaiitity

,,f ),,,,,3,,,. y,,.i_,M.m,: U, John R_ , aches an-l tone up the whole nervous l..i:"sili \\'.i.= ixiniiilrtely il(-stroyeil. ‘."5l°m‘ Tl"~`f" ’°g“l‘“° the b°w°‘5‘ Ty," ,iw was igrsr r_oticed alnim 1145 Strengthen the stoni.-ich, stiinu_l:ite the

_-1.111. nw! ivlien \v.i.< rliscoverell was ri-P.-ikiii\_' .-tit in :ill parts ui the lriilding. The wind ivhich was lvlow-

Hii: iii vine -lirt-~:tion of the iviire- 5‘iC' :‘b°x'.6 for ‘I 5°' vial shed 23°' hiiusi' :ind I-vhcr hiiil-lilies of .\lr. ` A."`lea1"l5 or Sfmt. on ramp! cf pnce by

‘ nf I-ruit-a-tives Liiiiiteil, Ottawa.

lnirkiiis 1':iv<- t-very iiiiliriilif-iis

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`r.'ink \\`right, son ol A. T. and \Ifs too' ours a in_ A \\`ri>:h:. ll.-ceastl was only ill :i Sli -rtl ll!! ¢l05¢ S0 Jul li I5 Gill)

“mp death l-eine t-:ius:d liv rim Jia.; lor nie to take ozieiri A week

“Fniiba-tives ” Completely Cured Ma.

1..\i<1-;i.i~;r, Oxr., May izth. 1910,

"lt is 'ni' i`irn1 belief that every woman

shozihl lake "Friiit~a-lives" if .<lie_\viiii1s to keep her</:lf in good health.

Ile-fore taking “l~`ruit-a-tives", 1 was

coiista1i'.l_v troubled with what is coin- riiouly known :is ".\`er\'es" or severe .\'er\'ousnest=. This extreme .\`crvoi:s- ness brought on the niost violentatt:.iclrs oi Sick Headache, for which l was c-iiistaiitly taking Doctor's niulicinc.

Constipation was also J source of

great trouble for which the Ddctorsssiid "I would have to lake medicine all my life' but ‘Fruita ‘i\'es" has banislictl

Fruit-a~ii\-es" tablet ev ry me well". )lRS_I-RED

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I liesc fi:iio~.1sfriiit tablets

appetite; and take away that pain in lhe bick_. Pale, weak, nervous women slioulrl :ilivavs me " Fruit-a-tives ”.

spri-1111111: ilie ` zzio. _vlioiit 1.30 thc ,nm nlarriake of “ms Lucy “and

wiiiiniersi-l~‘ l~iii~llt‘i»iirtinciit viasl

.i.~‘k-‘-l to sexi-l out zissistiiiice andl `“Umg0m0ry' the .talcntpdv Ishmd ii.-ir.: iii :i'i .;l.i1'iii callin: out tliclnmhnrgss' to ROV Ewen Matcdonald'

-.\li~`»lf> |h~;~:irti:it‘i:f. _ Uiiiimiiiiieatioii {mf§t_;ri_"[`{ time tPrc5_hIyt_crH;n kléungi H; 11.15 tlicii -»pi-rio-l \‘.1ili Vhiiilottet-»\vii ('-€:;i;,(_(rdU{;,' “-f,1d,,`(,5t,Ta;,s _]p,,T5e.-,tilt fig. lui-l if' r ii-usd r:il»"~ 1 ~l‘i" lin' - ' _ ' . ' ` I "

,,,,.,_,_; ,,,_,l,1,? f,,,.l‘,h3,",,‘,,i,,,;’;:,r__, `_lf";__ .\l;<ic;nlriall;lmi'T 1; i:‘i;t‘1‘:'(f>“`uf)r\ l(\`l‘l;§"' lar'.:c attendance. Rev, M. E. l-`lrt. -"l"""""l """"h hit l"-'W “L “l"“" 3'3" .ilex':\ii-lei: tlniiieioii ol the Empress:

vnkiiii: iho .<rt;inir»r l-ii--ivor with lose _Iran

carts :ind ;i‘~¢»:it fifteen irioii. licforc| ' _ _' ""7" ‘""l""'l th” "F" h“‘1 l“"`“ ¢“'- lliiiivztn .\'[cl.ean .\'orth llivcr inet. iiiificr control :wil In-zilinod to the “-ni, [fm n~,i5f,,,»t\m(» ' re. mill :iiiil tho liiniiicr :ind :i.< ii iw-siilt !,~,,m|v ,,f th, 1055' by llir- eiliiiio \\'.'i.\‘ not il.=f‘\l. It is lint HN ;,f his tm, burns with an "mi liiii-\\'ii lu-tv ilic lirc c:i!'glit liiit il is ‘-,,"t(.ms' H" “~(.(ln(,_`.d:“, night Mr iliililiosvfl that ii vithrr .=tai`te¢l` in thc- 5151463" I-(,ur(.,-1 as usuél' ‘Em-ing

Dr Heartz, rendered most etlectively ~the solo "Fear Ye not, O Israel." Mins Campbell is possessed of _ a beautiful rich voice and her sinE\D8 was particularly pleasing.

The annual meeting of the Prince

_`Ed\vard Island United Baptist Asstr ciation commenced Friday morning with the North River Church. There was a good attendance of delegates.,

Rev. ld. E. Fletcher, Field Secrel

tary of Foreign Missions for the Maritime Provinces is present. Rev. H. T. De Wolfe D. D.; Principal ol 'Acadia Seminary and Rev. W, L. Archibald Ph. D., represent the Edu- cational Institutions ol learning -at w01|\~ii1¢_ \'_ s, The Rev.I.W.I‘or-

Nova Siisgtia and Prince Edward Is- land. Rev. S. C. Freeman and Miss Flora Clark, who have just returned from India, where they have served very succful terms are present. They expect to return to India in a year's time. - _ Rev. W. M. Field was elected lmoderator, the Rev. G. F. Camp, ‘East Point, Secretary; Rev. A. A. Gates, Murray River, Assistant Sec- retary; and W. J. Howard, Treas- urer. Several important committees were appointed, and the Association settled down to business. It looks as if there was going to be s large attendance of delegates.

A. W. Sterns made a concise fin-

iancial report, showing that S 1111.23 had been raised in eleven months of Missions and Denominational work.

The report ol Foreign Missions

was given by Rev. C. W. Sables, (`averidish. It was' commended by Field Secretary Fletcher and others. It showed the foreign mission work of the Maritime Baptists to _he in a healthy state. This year the union ol all Baptist Foreign Mission Boards in Canada is consumated. Miss Mar- tha Clark and Dr. Zella Clark, Bay View, 1'. E. I., are laboring at Soni- pct in '1ndia. '

Rev. E. P. Calder gave a. very sug-

gestive report on "Systematic Bene- liccncc. This report was vigorouslyl discussed, and the request was made; that the ‘writer publish the report in the press.

Rev. W, M. Field read a vqry ten-

der report on obituaries. ,

At the evening session there was .-1

chcr, Rev. S. C. Freeman, and .\lis.=| Flora Clark gave splendid addr(-se=c_=.§

The heziutilul weather is attracting;

large crowds to thc Baptial Associa- tion now in session at this place. The church is filled to every service. Crowds stood outside Saturday oven- ing iinahle to gain admission.

In the morning the Rev. fi. F.,

"'l5l“"‘ |"""-"1 "F ff“H\ fl Fl‘1\l`Y- ff"m t-verythini: all i'if'ht_ He slcht and

:i i\;i.=:>=iliz li-ciiniotivi-.I The loss will 51,,-M. hm"-S later was awakened bv

lr-ti - th 1-»..'ll'li: -~ f - - -- \;,U,\_u,`, ,gn-,.,,!,,T:,p,,,\ ,,\__‘l,<,,`__.::,`,_,,(,,;|@v"S ;"h)'E“"rg:,(;[t2}`"tl;£" “limuséul S"£_;‘.'nz °"'ternoon the ladies had a vcry sue- and 4'th heats, _Mciidowvalc tiikine

_im ,m,r,,ati,),, can be 'inmginéd “fseslsélcessliil meeting on the lawn at the the sccnrul. 'Iii tho iirst. licat the

_ _ Im,k,,,| out me windnw and found his Parsonage. At the L‘.itirch the Rev, track iw-orfl of 2.21; mulloihy Adu

lin _\nn.];,y n,'._rn1r_iL»_ .Inna 2;»th, ,“._, huge hmm; A mass or seething Wm Field gave the right hand ol fel- Mac in 1904] :ind equalled in 1008 hy

ii", Elllmt 'lr Juni] '[\hU»"mF mlmillm' flnuies the flvillf! cinilers -ind embers li,)w;hiF‘lfIm th; nygw palEwl;s'FRev'Sv LD" Hem" ‘ms Iuwered to 2305 hi'

io 1-.vs son 1- _- rmiii- _ani _ rr. f '.h» h j - ‘ . _. . orse . eacoc , . raser. Vesta Boy.

li1lli.'ii'd, _~`f_iiri_~', ilnik its lliglitlroiii tl,;::_'nhn‘:l!;c £15?H";§w?;e“e;h§ir;0DfM?' Z. L. Fash,’S. S. Gates. The AsSD> FREE FOR ALL. r'ii< land of <.n and wot- 'llioinas ` ' 'lcintion then adjourned to give place Vesta liov, 2.051 by Manta Vesta,

_, ` _ _ '_ ".\lcl.->an'sloss': v h - ,_ _ ~ - _ _ ah.. \i:i.~ but finite.-ii 10.1111 of inte. lxmnng the rfiiiltsonls iiirgheeglziyldglsé to an ordaining Council, called at 1-:nmmerside Speed and iirq-f-diui: tn,

(`nmp gave the Statistic report. Thci church letters nhowcd the churches tu he in a healthy condition. In the i-if~

O. Morse.

the specials from Tignish and Char- lottetown each brought lnrge crowds ol visitors to the town. It was esti- mated tliat tlicrc \vc_rc about 2000 visitors here during thc day, the principal :ittrnclioii hciiig thc Horse Races iii the liriviiig Park in the :il- ternnnn which were attended by ii hoist 2000 people. livcrythiiig iutsscil oil’ in quiet order.

gram, fret.--for-all, 2.29 trot and pace and 2.40 trot and pare.

ln the lrcc-for-ull thcrn were three

starters :ind rzich heat was it race in its:-ll from wire to wire betwccu

mcr winning out, taking tht- lst, flrd

li:i~'l <il\\;ij.'.< hI‘»`-ii well iiiitil »‘._'ht ` _ _ _ th f N h R‘ Ch | 1 ~J 1|

_ i_~i - ~ G fefilwst 0 Ort wer urci (Steele) ....... ._ _

'l">'*‘ l"l"'l'*‘S “’ ll" “ill” "‘h"“ 'W<_'»€:g;‘;ye;nh§;':§e,;a3" grinn-";‘lto examine Gordon Warren, a candi- 1\1eadn\-.~i-ale, 2,185, by Torbrrinii, iv.-1_~' stricken _hiwii with lilood 1 '; 1 -‘ ‘lt _ ` ‘ 3 im er 0 pig" date |01- the Baptist ministry. The (Mason) , . _ _ ._. ,. 2 1 2 2 """‘"*-'- Al"h“`~‘*f`“ -"" F'*““=f l"` """` ii.-‘N 8 qlmnu 5 U! agimultuml ' in' coulcil was dul organized with Rev Pretoria ly Ilr:1'lil-inn J. (Vllrien

,_ _ - _ . _ - _ ,, _ _iiments. He has no idea as to the y . ‘ , _ . .‘ ni. si n.itient1_y .ind with <>li1l._~.`i..i. ,Msg of the b1_ ze_ some weeks ago R. 0. Morse, chairman, Rev. A. A. g‘lmrlottctmvn, .3 .i .3 .li

"`-`i"~'"“"‘-'U his ¥""“ l"““» lb -"i » d - 'Gates Clerk and Rev I W Porter 2 >'i' 1°’ 2'2" £2-l >‘-\“`é\l‘< li@f‘f1 Hf H l"`\L’hf HW? <""‘ " ` - iilcmqin iiht hay' mflacks mlchicf examiner Mr Warren was sub: T\liic‘the~">l5'i_ti’f'>t and pact- Ginger “‘“l“'-*Win With “I “NHC -" ‘ » Lf' Ml "ei H ‘ W0 by me “mth also ievtcd to H verv searching examina- hui -il i--ilvitiniv ni if -.winning in -"h~-~l. H1' \\‘ns a revilllir nt* if ""g'"’"e‘ _ "‘_ “‘”““ "““?°°““t“hl° tion and showed more than ordinary threclwtrnicltt ht-iit< ilononva Prince-

inanncr His latest loss will he the

“l 5" '“l`“"""H""""l“l' "'fh""l _ iinnre _=§~\-U-ep me by rC;,_<(,n nf the Bbiliw- HB i5 H WTS’ Dl'0miBinil ton and llildn. S. put up a good iight

he de-lighted t study (_,riil'5 .- _ xiiui irliere he will hc now ii1iit"n 1nii<<|-d 'ny his icziclier :ind the other mr-rnber.= of his class. flu the Tues- day lielore his -it-nth, lie riicntioncd to h'..< minister li-»\\' sorry he was at his ii-it 1'»f-int: :il.l»- to attend Siinrlay .~`v-E'io»/l on the previotis Sunday but li-»p»=i‘. iii- would ‘ic alile to attend on ilu- z.l-_tt .\`l:n»liiy. But He "whose ~.\.i\_< :ire :wt our ways :ind whose thi-':'_'lii_= :ire not our thoughts" took liiiii t-1 lliiiisvlf lliiit he might attend. not :tn mirthly .\‘i;n\l.iy .\'i~li1nil hut a Hr-_'\\'¢\iil_v iiiiil evci'lastiiig oiio. Ile iv~:iv|-.< to iiioiliiii the l--.<5 ol an adcc- li-\1‘.:i!r\ :tiid tlliiilul sun and lfivini: l~I'»f’1»“i_ H -'f»r1~'»\'iui: hither :intl ii\otl‘1>r. one sister :ind three l»roth~ 1-rs, iii :ill of wlii-ni The l}ii.irili.i.ii cv- toiids its siiir-1-i'o.~‘t. syniiiutliy. ills iirni-.r.il which ivfin l;ii'gf~ly uttciided l-_v his fiiioiiils lin-l st~'hoolmatc.=, to ik I"-""' oii 'I`\i»~;.-lliiy to St. .»\lha'i`s l'1;»i.~'|'1|!I:il f`l\iirf`h \vlir‘r»" .~\. I.. "ol- lvt, I.. Il.. /‘vviilliirtcll _=r~t\'ii‘_e:I, lit l'i|- '--'i'l|1\~i1-ii ol which he was lnitl to iw: in that hoziiiliful <'cnit-tery le :»i<- tho chnrfli in wiiich he delighted 1»_ -.tor-.-liip :ind leurn ol Him to 1- noni hr has iuvx gone. “llen_uics"ut l’| [l‘\f'1*_ '

:‘.i!~~lj.-_ stiff-li' 'twifliereil iii,

l".ir l:._ni 1»~f»ri~i»u', lsii' from Fin;

ll-ul luis .~"i‘.'ml from ivoitry Htrilc, In Its '|:i\v:i, this lresli yoiing life;

-\"'\‘~' it waits for us above,

ll'~.<r|iii; in the .\`avio1ir`.~1 love;

.l~'~.-:i.-, craiit that ive may mi-nt

'll-i"!"'. aiiloritii: at Thy let-t."

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ince und ciilogized the scenic beauty;

social life, and said that I’. E. I.

the licciipimts of the pnrsonage and cxprcssefl his high iippreriiition and li-cling of iziwititiiile in that respect. llc lclt that his pastornge had not ht-|~n 1iltoi:<~tlier in vain and took :i soiirrr- of roiiifort from some recent 'lcvclopments which he instanccd. In his ministry he had hccn outspoken, .xt the outset having taking one stanflard, one policy, that ol inde- pendence, :ind though he had oflcnd- cd some in his reinarl-1 on such topics as gambling, card playing and dancing, he had followed what hc thought was the will ol his Master.

I-le commented on the excellent

compnritive iinanrial standing of the congregation in his pastorate with iill previous ones and concluded with :t highly coinplimentary tribute to the work of the choir.

Alter n hymn he aniioiinccd his text

as Romans 1:16-"For I am not ii- nhamerl of the Gospel nf Vhirst; for it is the power of God unto salva- tion to every one that believeth-" H2 spoke of the courage of Paul in stat- ing his willingness to preach in Rome, which at. that time, he said, was in the height of its worldliness. Ile said il Paul could do that then, conditions today, though the term "announcement mad" arid peoples' indlflercnce might he enlarged upon; wnuld not put the Gospel to shame. The love of_God, he declared, was typified in the cross and salvation was not to be earned or paid for but was a free Gilt of God. The source of sin he located in the hearts ofthe people and power of the Gospel lay _lu lil ability to reach the heart.. The Gospel, he said, by reaching the heart had produced great. mga whom hs iunanced and qiviiique 0| tn- rlay. Why be niiahéd of it?

As a llnal word he adioined his

congregation to glory in the Gospel until llnally they worls-<1 out their salvation and gathered together at "I-lome.” "Until then or when- we meet again, good bye and good cheer," were his elbling words.

Dr. W. 1,. Arcgihnld, Principal ol

sunday was a big day. Teams

LACK 0F EXERCISE

llrliiqs on Troubles which are Best

“ torrecled by

Dr. Morse’s Indlaii llool Pills

Main ivas in-

! tended to live an A

active, outdoor life,

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1 h ii cr, kidneys and thc millions ol iiuy skin glands.

Constipation, headaches, lndigrstion,

liiliotisneis, rheumatism and similar troubles follow.

Then the worth nl' that good old

reliable family nicrlicinr, ])r. .ll/if;f‘, I/:din Rao! I’/'//-, is appreciated. Though ii has been in use for over half a century, modem science has not been able io. devise a safer or bciitr cleanser for the whole Q\'~trfn.,'

‘ Dr. M0005 Indian R00! Pills _ Ive largely vegetable in cuiiposition,

tree from any hzirmliil drug, and mild yet mo<t effective in their action. Thei- nre " Moiht-r’s standb_v” in hundred, of homes because they nip in the bud so many ofthe comniim ailments.

Made since 18;,” by W. H, Cnmmn-k

C0-» Limited, llmcliville, Ont., and

I Wltlt bowed heads choir and cou-

, |.ld everywhere at air. a box

fact that there was no insurance. -ymmg man' He exP¢_Ct5 to C0UJlll€f-9 for second positioii, the former win

There were three r:.ccs on thc pro-|

Yestii Bot' :intl Mciidowvnle, thc for-l

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""' Time--1 101, 1:10, 1:10

The 2 40 trot and pucc had flvc' '

‘ ‘stat-‘ters Ghetiryi lzitpeh' wo: dint

C. E A easi y in ree s ra g ea .;_ in-

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nie M. George R un rien no put up` afhot hght and :\u:i_r'esult.

Minnie M and Brien Wood ticn forl

.third money, second placc going to ltleorge R. i

_ 2.40 TROT AND I’A(`l‘I.

1 mile heats.

, Cherry Ripe, Parkside, L~‘.umins~i'-

ide Breeding Cliih, (Steele) 1 I l

L ‘ E I George R Parks1dc,Il L Hoopei

I _ Charlottetown, ........... 4 _ l|h~ -1|, I iiiiiinie iii. Hnmmnnti itciiy, snnui-

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Mx 'mlm I ` Briciivvoodt Iliirkside, Malcolm Steele,

Summerside. ........... . , _ . . 4 5 1 Campbellton Bell, Brazilian, Harry

heat the church was filled. The report O'Brien, Elmsdale. ............. .. 3 3 5

on home missions prepared by Rev Time-1:13. 1:10. 1:10.

W. Fiolo was read bv Rev. J. Pea- The officers of the races were: cock. It was a suggestive report. Rev Startcra-Fred J, E. Wright, Sui:i1_-W _ I. W. Porter, Superintendent ol,n1arside. _ ' "_ ' ' ‘: i ; _ , Home Blimions for N. S. and P. EJ Judges-H. A. Ds-rby, Al1l'l1\’“'B I. gave a line address on "Honie,Villnge, George Mel)_ona1d,_.__Clmrlotte-

Eiliwions." This was followed hy in- tovvn, James Ferguson, Souris.

teresting adresses on "Our Westcrn` Timers-W. S. McKic, Charlotte- blission” by Rev. Z. L. Fash, zindtown, Roy Silllphnnt, Sumniersidc,

"Grande Ligue Mission" by Rev R. Secretary-G. M. Reid.

In the evening the Rev. H. T. Dc. In the evening a handicap niotor

WON? D- D- Pfeadlcd 3 strong “din” boat race took lace in the harbor - 8'-i0U 5'~`l`m0“~ The Rev' 'K n- M‘“"e the course heingp the same as the N 58; Il-19b0Fdl}i!‘l]lt“ZhP|`§Y€lii _‘iff mee on Coronation evening. Six `

3 9|' f e ng 3" 0 -°‘O“'5"P boats started, H. '1`. H0ln1an's Kel- ' . ° ‘ into the ministry and the Al-`r-if. l., W. me Starting from Ecmtch_ T, A_ Mc. »` Beats' the Signature of ~ Q Porter the hand _ of n.ilmi=~;i-in into A,.,_hu,.»R Vanguard’ Corey Steeves - the Baptist ml“l5t"3"- T5" l""~ G- boot and Albert Baker's boat with ai " ` Warren then prononnccil the lwiictlic- han,|ic,,p U( one minute’ L_ B_ C,.0W»,; U00 “ml the impressive "“""~ "‘ “"‘s bout with a handicap of eight. min- over. There was a :rt-.it ir" wil in :ii- . “tes and pam B,.undage»s Swan with tendzince. The choir provi-l»-.l iii-1--nil-la handicap of nine minutes' each ld “““‘l° “ll d“l'~ It “` H " """>' "“`°`l handicap `hcing allowed at the start. 0-‘5f"l dill- _ ‘The race was won hy Corey Steeves

The mf-erin# for-°l'~\'1~'S '~"'f"»'h’»- 'who finisiieti n time iess than

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The Kind You Have Alivays Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, ins borne tho signature ol

.intl has been made under his peri-

sono! snpcr\'isi<»:1 slnco its infancy.

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' I ' Allo-.1 io orio to deceive you In this.

All Countcrfcits, Imif:\tic::;1 .intl '-‘Jtnzt-:is-g/ood” are but ]-Ixpcrinicnfs that tniflo tviili :mtl cltdimgefthe health ol hifuntts and C1iilclz~c-n-1-lxporieitco agiilnsfr Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

~ liustorin is n. harmless substitute for Castor O11, Paro-

' gm-ic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It ~f;i‘0ntuins neither Oplmii, Morphine nor other Narcotic

' snbsuizicc. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worins and alloys Fcvcrlshness. It cures Dinrrlwca and \Vi||d Colle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cut-cs Coiistipatlou and Flntulcncy. It assiizillates the Food, regulates the Stomucli and Boivcls, giving licalthy :uid natu.ral-sleep. Tlto Chl.ldrc:x’s Pauucea-The Motlicr’s Frientl.

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.__ The Kind You llave Always Bought

return about 1.50.-S. _

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Special from t;n,miinn <‘.,rr9BW,nd. imishedthtrd and Baker s hont fourth. ,

ent, snnimergiile July i»Dnminu»n The Vangiiard and SWB" d\’UDped out In USB F01' OVCI' YBBPS

Day wus a lively 11215' l\C\`C~ The llcfow f-brit ffU`|l5tl;i thel f0"m@l`_ llecfggf V 'ru|:cr:u1'Au|ico||»i\nv.11ui~.n|mvs‘ra¢|:1’.nzwvonxcrrv. morning lmiuf' line and hriitlit, im- ml: mill; in le 99 grass 1" 0 iiicnse or-\\\'¢i.<hiirrivc1l from :ill ilircc- first l`0“"d (lf the 9011759 and the mms and ,hp mguiur train; from latter from trouble with the engine. can and west |,(.;“,Z ,»r.“-,~.i@,1 wmuhi The special for east and west left

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l his theological studies at Newton “ing our 1 I'

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In the l-‘irst Metliodist Church last H' ' ~ ~- _ N , ] ei-onine Het- H_ 1; '1-1,_,,m,S_ V,-h0,,e`June_ It was unanimously decided tn 2,29 'fno'i‘ ,\Nn p.\<~i=;_ _ lllllllll

term as pastor is expiring, preached PYOCGEU with the ordination on Sun- 1. mile heats.

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FROM tip to tip, every

Tucltett Cigarette is com-

posed of pure tobacco carefully selected by our buyers (who are most _exacting as to quality) and skillfully blended in a scnip- ulously clean sunlit factory, by clean- Canadian workmen. lf yon're "pcrnickity" about purity and cleanliness, buy Tucltclt's- then you're sure. A

‘I'iicltett's Club Virginia Cigarettes.. 15:. for 10 Tuckeit`s5pecial Turkish Cigarettes . l5c. lor I0 Tuclretfr T. $1 B. Cigarettes . . . .. . _10c.lur 10

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his farewell sermon. day evening. Mr. Warren is a B. A. I f _ _ _ 1 __ _ V _ J!

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the appealing feature of business and-»l-lorton Collegiate Academy. . ,__ .~_;-',}_T,

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citizens for thc nuinv kiiiilnt-_ss shown i_ -_

should occupy not only a large place|came from the surrounding country - -...gn in Iliff CWB ol Canada but of the and the church could not begin to - ,.r»_ ,'F1»"-"--' ivhiile world. Its btisiiicss mcn per- hold the people. Rev Z. L. Fash , Y' 1.1:-'»',' _‘~ somricfl integrity- In iiolitics it is preached the Associated sermon. 1ft"- " =.-.3"~.;f..__‘IZ-T,-;”i>.~*_‘_"’; on li l’l=\"¢` ‘il US 0Wfl~ Hf’ heartily which was well revised. In the al- "= "z'1"='i`Y"i'f_f ` " """'=""’

¥l1fH1k“'i l1l~= <‘~I\iII'c!rition and all ternoon in spite of the sivcltering nf 'L ` `.."-_'_1`i"`-'.- fig” G" ‘I

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That means YOU. The free independent Canadian 'ti

' As ai preface to his remarks the Of 1*-Cfldiall ('¥liVBl`5il5Y- . ` revereml gentleman stated that his On Saturday evening, the Rev. G. . )

was no "farewell" sermon and W. Camp gave an excellent report on

touclied on matters generally since education. This was followed by '

he assiinieil the pastorate. He hadlsplendid addresses by Dr. De Wolfe, » ` ~

been observant in this cit and rov-lPrincipal of Acadian Seminary and -

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in asimple, normal Way is a KING-nothing is too good for him. The richest, biggest man in the World -cannot buy anything

and his digestive \ - ; system was model- 1 lcd accorclingly. _ q/ Indoor work with - ' '_ ‘

one <»f»»~i1,1->»g 'V' “ ’ " more deli i ` ‘

lioiirs sitti or C , ' °' ming mr; _ _/an \ ous, more Wholesome or more nutritious than

pccinlly in air ihat'| I . i ,

non: too good,

slow down the ` Y

hc.-ilihy artiviiics of _,,,,"",, ,,,,N,. _

5 omit; , ]' - Dlrelal Duel/sullen '

who has the means and the mtelligence to gratify his taste

_ Biscuit

and Strawbe1'.ries:-_tl_1e most luscious product ofthe 'Cgnadian garden combined with the cleanest, purest, most nutritious

;>§';;l hgothmgssoiwholesome, nourishing and strength.

_th b _ p g or ummer as Shredded Wheat* combined

W1 erries or any other fresh-fruit. _

HeattheBiscuitintheoventorestore° ei-i - ~ . '....~”°°'".i=_;°u'~°f..“_f"*~ °~' -= -f`-if -»11<““°»"“°f'»».».“‘°“.°°"'..i..“".....“‘ mrs

*Yi 'dons dell ht lor the » 1 8088? Pastries. Two Shreddei Wheat Blpzcllillaaibiihisrdilltedougcrnmhmvygiidfaz-Ht‘i“lo' ‘ &°°hlh\ltWlllS\lPPlYBlltheanrgyrieededforahalfd_ay’swork. 'l‘i'y'itltoday_',‘,V_;.

iBIS_CUl.T FORM

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