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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED-At an adjourned meeting of the Unit- ed Church congregation held llll evening to consider the resigna- tion of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Morris. (formerly of P. E. Island.) it was decitbd to accept same. The res- ignation will not go into effect until after the Annual Conference next June-Sackville Post. ‘

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Alexander smith, for a long m!" I WWW-sins ‘ ‘ ‘ in SUNSHINE Qi-iﬂwl». was a friend of everybody. l-Ie was prominent m thp 14mm] Dirty. Ind until his death in October, i923. was "guide, plum”. nherbosnddfrlllzl " w and llar. srrvvalvr sawmo own m“ " °""‘ “"1 “"1!”- -.The ninth regular meeting of the _gﬁr“:fw“m° M, 2:; 10°" °i u" m. Stewart Sewing Club was held mo“ nunkmiinot”; owmfe“ "i" m the Institute room on March the - m" °f

session he was a regain;- comm; 3rd wi ttenda z t mam“: geiimmugww; 0% halritue of the old Russell House,

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bY I‘ “M” ‘m3"°“3' mum“ M paper m‘; Weill‘; gathirthrgurlllgw; Drifneamminists," m” m“ ‘New? W” N“ "d hear Alex's reﬂections on men and ply.

adopted, roll call was responded to mm” m “nun “Ge, out M mupum»

by our Fwd-moths" maiden Sitting with him one night he told "Not much," u» intruder 1N- "ma m! W“ PIW- '1'!" Prowl" us a good story which 1 think u tel-tea ‘causal n my room." j

W" the" im-"Wd Wt film“ 0°11" worth repeating. John F. Wood, "Well, if you don't get out,” laid 515m °I 9- 1"?" °n °°*°1‘ hamm" who represented the old riding o: Sir Charles, "I shall pull you out." who by Elwwr muslin, and a lamckvuie for may years, "Pull? Nonshense." was e reply.

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WASHINGTON, _March 9.-—An internationally known scientist has added his indirect bit of proof for the adage that women talk more than mall.

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at the home of Mrs. E. E. O'Brien

from various par-ts of the Mari- times attending. Mrs. L. W. Parker of Obeary, P.E.I., presided. Re- ports from the various omcers and committees in the branch were re- ceived by the executive and passed before being forwarded to the head omoe at Toronto. The annual meeting of the branch will be held at Pine Hill Divinity Hall in Hali- fax on May 19. 1t was decided at the meeting. Those attending were Mrs. L. W. Parker, 0'Leary, P.E.I.; Mrs. J. F’. Burchell. Sydney; Mrs. R. A. Jamieson, 5t. John; Miss Margaret Grant. Halifax; Mrs. J. W. C. MacDonald, Pictou; Mrs. J. H. A. Anderson, Middle Mus- qudoboit; Mrs. E. H. Larlgllle, Tatamagouche; Mrs. K. N. Tait, Miss Agnes McKim and Mrs. O'Brien. all of ‘rrurtm-Truro News.

EVANGELIST JOHNSTON PREACHES 4TH IN SERJLES—In the further consideration of the seven churches in Revelation which Mr. Johnston states are symbolic of seven distinct periods in the his- tory cf the christian church. the evangelist who spoke last night in the Brighton Club Rooms identiﬁed the period under the fourth in the series as set forth ln Rev. 2: 18-29. He said that the true church of Christ which as shown in the scrib- tures has always been on the side of the minority and always will be,

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WJVLS. MEETING-The annual sub-executive meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of the election; mcldentaliy 1 may ma. Maritime Conference Branch of the United Church of Canada was held

McLellan street, 'I‘rulo. Wednes‘ y afternoon, with executive members

v passed away in 1899, and necessarily there was a by-election. The Liberal candidate was W. H. Ccmstcck, the Dill marl; his opponent being mm, Peter White, who had been beaten by w. Thomas Maokle in North Renfrew. in the previous general

tion that Mr Comstock was elected by a. majority of 208. but_sat only , for the one session-the end cg that, Parliament was near.

During the contest Sir Charles Tupper went to Brockville to lend

"ex-prime ministers have no ." The mixup was finally adjusted by Mine Host Bann, with apologies, but Sir Charles was still very wrathy next morning when he told the local committeemen, who had come to escort him to the station, of the indignity he had suffered the night before. Dan Derbyshirc. then an adrent Tory, but later a. Liberal member and senator, narrated the incident to Alex. Sfnith. Arter- the Liberal debacle of 1011

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a hand in his old freind, Peter. The local Conservative committee, stead o: offering their leader pri- vate hospitality, put him up at, the then the leading hotel in the town. Johrmy Bﬂnn, the landlord, whom I knew well, was delighted at. having Sir Charles as his gWst over night and natur- ally give him the best room in the hotel. . It so happened, however, that this particular room for years had been occupied every week-ehd by n prominent commercial gentleman

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and Mr. Borden's ent was entrenched in office, Bir Wilfrid lived quietly in Ottawa, not going out much and seeing only a few friends. Probably feeling lone- some he invited Aleck Smith dinner one evening. Lady Iaurier was the only other person present and when dinner was over silo re- tired early, leavi... the statesman and the lawyer to have their chat, Sir Wilfrid, Aleck said, was in a reminiscent mood, told of his early days in public life, reviewed his fifteen years as prime minister and then made the remark that the

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Arrivals: East; Newfoundland from Boston; Cathcalt from Jamaica; Hawkins from Bermuda; l“ a.

W900i: Boo sect from local har- bour; Baxter Dick from local har- bour; Bargus from local harbour; Berke from local harbour. '

Daily vessel report for it houra M ending 12 o'clock noon Friday. ,0 mien e, 1036:

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ONTREAL March, b-(QPJ- Free medical care and free electri- city to unemployed, with as per cent contribution for rent, will be supplied by the city of

L,” Montreal, Mayor Camillien l-Ioude

from Pier 9; Euskai Erria from h“ g m hm 1mm y Banks; Duchess of York from Liv- Gi-amam, r311 L; a, b, answlgg:

by drawing a pig blindfolded. Re- freshments were served by hostess. Meeting closed with the National

of the road, and on the night of Si: Charles ‘rapper's visit he arrived in Brockvllle on his, weekly business call. In the assertion of what he regarded as his prescriptive right to the room, and without bothering to register, the commercial man went straight upstairs and threw himself on the bed to sleep off the many "shoots" he had imbibed that day. He was sound asleep when Charles arrived about midnight from the political meeting at which he had spoken for Mr. White. The veteran statesman, not noticing that his bed was occupied, pro- ceeded to divest himself of his clothing and nuke ready for a well earned rest.

crepe with chiffon velvet inser- tions and a cor-sage of talisman roam, and sweet peas. Chick Tres-

wu also such m the m“, hm on's orchestra furnished music, and

Arthur Garland, an uncle u; the

time of the Dark Ages. ‘rm; 10rd bride, and George Ulhurst, a cousin in speaking to his true ‘l! W9 commends them for their obedience to the

bridegroom, did specialty . Solos were given by Leo Duffy, violin selections by Flank

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announcement in a speech 9013f l A one-real- loan of $1,000,000 been obtained from the bankers t0 allow the additional q penditures which go into effect May 1, the Moyar said, ad

he Root Populaire. The expend] tum will be borne by Montreal alone, he added, pendlru f efforts to have all relief costs l from the municipalities absorbed by Dominion and Prov-m. clal Governments. '

The money was obtained

the Bank of Montreal and Banquq c adienne Nationals and would h‘ used: $860,000 additional rent for unemployed; $550,000 for m; medical care. and 8800.003 for flea electricity. for one year.

Sir Charles Tupper, and th

position of opposition leader had its compensations in its freedom from responsibility and worry, particu- larly in the filling of r intments. And then ‘he added, with a laugh, that he had absoluiély n3 influence in such matters now. .

At this point Smith remem

the Brockville happening in Silt-

would amuse and interest Sir Wil- frid he moceeded to tell the story. Sir Wilfrid let him finish, but evidently the narrative did not appeal to him, especially the 2e- mark of the bibulcus commercial traveller, “Bbr-prime-nlinlsters have no pull." He made no comment when Aleck had finished. He did not even smile but simply remark- ed, with a. touch of acerbity, lp his voice, "Aleck, what was it we were discussing before you interrupted rm?" That settled Aleck for the evening and shortly thereafter he said adieu to his host.

“THE FLYING BICYCLE”

Sailings: Lady Somerg m Jun- aica; City of Canberra to Australia; MI-h. Division to Manchester; New- foundland to Pier 3; lie Madame to local harbour; Lady Hawkins to 10w! harbour: ausluu mu. to local harbour; Bon Soot tn local liar. bour; Baxter Dick to local harbour; ltazus to local harbour; Bangs to 1W1 harbour: Clss to Pier as. ' Vesseb in berth: ism-gs dlsgharg- 1118; Lady Hawkins discharging; General Hair loadlns; Baxter Dick berth; Chomedy loading; Lady isomers loading; Cathcart mg- charslns: Euskai Erria bunkering, Bon Scot bunkerlng; Bargg Ne, g berth; Ciss bunkering; city of Canberra ‘ -" ;" run bum; Newfoundland loading; 11¢ Mal-me loading; mrchbank discharzing; Duchess of York discharging; Man. Division loading; Ragug 13,5- ins; Befle Isle berth; Ciss dischalg- ing; Baxter Dick discharging, Mary Currie berth; Agadjm hen,“ Vessels due to arrive: March 0- Beaverburn from Saint John; Man.

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true faith o; the Bible, also their Conley and harmonics selections love and service. and their patient by Zeno LemiraM Mrs. Helen Damp- “mu Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island ttltnduragce. taut vtlgirirlrcelconigztgndligg mlbersﬂlgtlgg-brldzfﬂﬁé lfléllhaihir‘; A flymiblcyclkmy won“ "Island Goods n" Island Gmwer!" loyalty yct he now speciﬁed some of the guest book. The ushers were N° Will-Id" 1311811811 3031111116 will“ ~-. . things that he ms against them. Mrs. Henry sleaeur, and Mr. Wii- Mi "M IWlF-iht’ "11! b1"!- I.‘ 1738144042‘ The true ‘people of God he snid liam Dempsey, brother-in-law of ‘ ‘ , were in constant danger ause of the bride. Following an extended 5 Ilmldmd Wund‘ “d “'9 h° ‘Mm ' ' false teachers whom t at this wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Dartley T0 1°01! 011 “ii-WWII 1115"“ ‘WWW a time suffered to come among will make their home at College UpOn the around. where ab!» and them and thus seduce his people Point, Long Island. Mr. Dartlcy n ﬂows . to commit spiritual fornication. conngcgeq wjgh the 31-09mm 1m. Their- stupid traffic through the There is only one thing the evﬂrl- ion Gas Co. of Brooklyn, n. Y. WW- zelist said that makes w imDNB- Mrs. Dartley is a granddaughter of nable to the attacks of our enemies Mn Joseph gummy 9g my; “m”. and prevents them from being suc- l“, p, 1;_ 1_ cessiul with their attacks and that . one thing is absolute loyalty to God. He urged all true chrlstians MUSIC NEW POWER to be faithful to God in all things. PIANIST THINKS

Commerce from saint John; Mont- real City from Phila;

March ‘l-Alaunia from New York; Montclare from Saint John; Dom. Shipper from Halifax. '

8—Andania from New York; Chedabuctn from E.O. Ports; Blankahoim from New York; Cairn- ross from Saint John; Pllsudski from Gydnia;

0—l"ort Amherst from 5t. John's; Pennland from New York; Ciss from l-Iaifax. ‘ . Old ladies, safer in the air, l0—f..illgunvor from Jamaica; Without a tail their squatty plane Bonninton Court from UK. Ports; Perambulatirlg everywhere Aladdin from saint John; Nova II To settle down and rise again. from Halifax; Robin Hood from S. Africa; can. Highlander from No joke alas. the plane is hem, Halifax; Yomachlchi from Austral- That marks the end of ways we 1a

knew Of mankind on this busy sphere, That, marks another era through. concert pianist, l The toil of hand ‘o toil of mind Gives way to mark a newer day, That dawns, that Inning human- d

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Th0 BISIIODOI IDQOIJDQ WIS held Si. “l9 b01110 beg: Mfl. All)!“ 155C]. Seven mem answered ll cal. B71118 W “Vi” W’ W" m“ °°“m night visitors present. “Meeting 5“? m u“ m ‘t 1°" “pm”- Any‘ opened by singing Institute Ode. ‘hm? u“ ‘m’ m u“ ‘u’ “l ma“ Minutes were read and adopted. speed. The slower the air speed. gnu" mm n L “an”, m ‘he mm" m’ mm°°mng °m' P.,and Allenstswart Mlnregardiug ciency and technique that it in- the (“new “by”, n“ ‘m! m“

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ing te recent press reports have thus "TM °“°- m m‘ “"- ‘ma °‘ me and Miss Rachel were appointed to prepare a concert

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can. equipped with a motor cycle better sohook was discussed and quytions answered. Miss Rachel

DEYPROIT. March Q-‘IC-PJ-Jﬂu is barbarlsm and will destroy the morale of any rlatiorusays Don Alfonso Zeiaya, linguist and son of a. former presi- dent of Nicaragua. The notes of jaza are essentially the lower ones. he insists, "and hence it excites the lower, baser nature."

But the resurrection from jazz is on its way in the United States. adds Don Alfonso. here to visit friends. "Some day, I predict, music will be rated above everything else in this country" Zeiaya said.

DARTLEY — DOWLING NU!’- TIALS-Miss Marry C. Dowlinr. daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. W. Dow- i111’; of 144' Chapel Street, Lowell. Mass, and Mr. Waller E. D8339)’ ton or Mr. Anthony Dudley of New York were married Sunday evening February 23rd at 6.30 o'clock at 8i. Peter's rectory. Rev. John J, (jgstgllo performed the ceremony. The bride wore a 80W“ of whim satin, princess style with a veil of tulle and lace trimmed with orange blossoms.» She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Rita Beauregard, who wore peach georgetie 6WD‘! with accessories to match and a tiara of rhinestones. The bride's bouquet was of calla lilies. while the bridesmaidm was of talisman roses and baby's breath. The best . . , W man was Mr. Paul Beauregard. _ . , brother-in-law of the bride. The . bride's gift to the bridesmaid was a bracelet of rhinestones, while the bridegroomb gift to the, best man HP" was a pearl evening set. A recep- tion was held at. the home of the

bride's parents following-the wed-

ding and dinner was served to ap-

l proximately 00 guests from Boston, New York and Lowell. in the re- ceiving line was Mrs. W. Dowilng the bride's mother. who wore rust

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