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' _ Sacrament of the` l'.»ord's Supper will BT. JOHN, N. B., Aug. 81-The
~ _ _ _ _ ' be dispensed in the Kirk.~Murrdy nqt_apnua1 meeting of the share-
" \ River. on sabbath. sth. services at _‘holders of the Maritime 'ri-ust.Com-" ____ ~
' ‘ 'f‘_~\ ‘ - 10.30 d 6. rvieee the - - -
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_ ' A ' \ :'_f`-‘iq _ _fi _ X. urdev. ith. at '1 pm. Auctioneer. _ici Prince wiiiiun street. 'rbo._r'»re- _Burnaby Supplies
_ _ _ _  _*`__ _ \___ stu, at io a.m. _ _ __:_i::n_f; c`_.::oi_:e__i___r.;!den-m:"_;yi?;__i_’__°£‘__ D_et_ai|s 0f_ J0il\i: Ex-
"‘ . You cm 55°? hm *ll “Y of a. routine nature were taken up. hlblli Wl1lCh IS At-
imlit Wedneiday llih 0! Bepidmber. MOON The px-“ment in his remukg an- '
,.1 4 \" ) ` & M¢I£0d, I-iimlwd. 7701-9-4-li. nouncsd “ng .lrgggy $300,000 in ,_
--1 ' " e`toeir_hiui been subscribes fer. and tum- `
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, _ _ . _ _ _ __ _ _ The following report has been re-
-W-l~= C-me PM   v ‘ .':;.°r:ri:°ti.:°:  “_ or ::  -we     »-.
~ ' °”_°j1 il” H°”- ' ~ " ' n..»w. E. iaurnnby. maritime 'rrade
Wheatley River. Marriage to take President of the New Brunswick
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besecurldliy round trippss-
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'August 16 and May 15, and from
CaneillanPai_iilc_serv'iceto Europeprovides i _
swift, modern ships to choose from, including
S. S. Montroyal--_Montrose - Montcalm -
Monwlai‘e_-Minnedosa-Melita-Metagama
P. 5 '. all of whose luxurious cabin accommodations '
youare bound to enjoy. Several sailings/a week
from Montreal and Quebec.
_ ' Toiii»nnb¢itaeamimodoiionn\eltayonr‘ib-' _
I ellsiims early. Infomuiiianfmm local agent. `
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An insecticide, or Fly Spray, the quality of which is not
excelled by any similar article on the market.
0nr products are stocked by dealers in Snmmerside and
Charlottetown.. Please ask for li, ~
Attractively priced as follows: ¢
pallan
8 Ol. Bctiles .................................... 400
Ieoaaotueo  soo
'I-X Cattle spray a clean and _elective insecticide and
 use penal. -
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get children had a wonderful day at
Cox Hotel on Aug. ist. to raise the
trip here, visited the Orphanagiyon
genial Charlie-armed with s large
children generously. It happened to
it was the best half-holiday-‘helhad
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E‘”‘°P°b°f"°°-“O°"°b°'16°“dJ“1y15  6 r 0 _ mgiiii-s-4-ii. niecoppp n., seekvuimpjy senator-:A ensue brgmgg’ t°A‘_;_‘“‘° tv 2”; Wai;
--_ _ Moreau, Bathurst, President of Mc ‘°' °’°“ °’- '°
sronn oriiiv Au. DAY weiinea~ Lean investments Ltd.; Howard P. tm °"°“'““ °' th” °""“d”‘“ N"
ii th ith inst. M at Meneod _ saint J o itslist; J.
Lzriteif ' me 'noi-s-4-ii ldgbilgggtnno saiftmifdhdprresiuent "°°° lem" th” ""- ‘°“°°””°’*" ‘°
_ _ _ ' af' the New' Bumswmk _‘Publishing learn if it was being deceived. There
` _Min com' r.imi` ; mem -
Cfairglfsztutg P 2:1252 W do ny 93;; Joh:_°“P__‘;:2;;t of _“ge ses. and the trail or it led from the
has recently becomd a. member of the'  Becurltids C0-. IM-1 A- P- very entrance °! the gre" buudmz
_ _ tm saint J lm President of
litsnaatflllnthliteld graze Dmzznilz gf: are to reierr oniinitee whole- “h 1“““‘°”°~‘ “ml “‘° WW* md?"
' ‘ ‘soc y ‘ sie' rs- md o nesttesy saint °°1°’“°"' *'° th” ""° "WW W* 1°’
r- G. a. oaaral. Dist, ran. arent. carargnaauwsv. s=llirer_8:f__gun_i_<;r Red Ogies Birlllvh- i_°_m5";';°p___»am_ J -J __rw_m_ the ,mt time in me 51 _,em mb
_ ,ce xingstroei. saint John. . __1_\;i_e______;_f a:;‘__:;_=ye::P___;ds;i_:; _uw ig C_ F__ed'_____é_°_'__Ibur’“°i.t°r: ,__ tory oi tho notional exhibition puts
' the ivinrit o i
_   umm, 0; vi¢e.p,-e,m_,nt of th, _r|;i¢,_A_h- Roy Siimner, Moilc¢,°n_' P‘residen¢,_ .oi - [me Pr vnces on the mag
_ _ Sumner Compu” Ltd” g°mm1h“d_ with the rest of the Dominion an
i I A A ' hi :;°..‘;lr.f’;'1°.::°...f;‘:.f°.';°..‘;;°.:f.';°    to-..  f»»»°m-i 
A - “  P8 ‘ one later win visit many of the Ricliibuctacluliteiisiao.1>ereyBur-  bf “ ’1;°‘_““Yd’“§:’;t_‘“°’ $1
* _ _ .V Pr!! We pl'0ll 0. Bn One I
wonnivs r -cans-rnsr v 'i'n.iver. - sirsrau “°“°°"’ 1" “‘° mm" °Hh°.`m‘°' gli iirgsgyiifziiiztifdrrihndaugg “°'~’ “‘° i"“'°‘° °‘ “‘° °’°"°~‘ °’
eaumwneemawreuuhnuwvnnve mid °"°“- ‘ ' 'M _ visitors. col. R. rnnie or Halifax.
~ __ _ it con- in c.. cmipboutou r-is
fnssilan’ Glenn . . . Gees the world mer." 41 tm Arémbmd Frnen I,,w'“n°wn_ who in co operation with Commis-
Hwdent _of “mrs Limited pulp sioner R.. W. E. Bumaby, is respon-
OEPHANAGE CHILDREN ENJOY ' “ble for th ho eu me
__ _ _ Ex” _ ~ a d paper manufacturers' Cyril W. e s W. mls’ W
' _ ‘ - _ - and   3:2”-s_ Halifax. president; or Wm_ pride lil thd results. 'I'hBS6 two meh
' ` ' ‘ _ ' _ . . . .. h Y.
Exhibition, twenty-three or ‘the big- SW” 5°” “‘ M°"’°W L”-' _I""““‘ “W pu "X °"°""°"° “ek” mt”
stanneldr-n.,u.o. P,-esgdent-of stan. the preparation of the exhibit, and
_o-‘  o f"  -  . ném__ IM. _wuonen goods. ,,',,,-,,,,,,,,_ it has been worth every bit of it.
Klu    31° 3;' aen_J‘:;1tnhg 131° gzzibltfttxf ttirers; Wlllliam F. Fraser, New Glas When the mystery of the ses. breeze
° W Y y ow President of rrseer and H had been explained the bis impres-
_ ` . _ J em s . ovt. _
_ _ B€d B\1gS, etc. Wlth xfunf ma? °:_;;’:m"h;_:;» Gif insurance; Peter ci. clark. sunnner- #len ci the exhibit is one or com-
- P' Y ’ of ‘mm p_E_1_) °°n¢_n¢w,-; GW D D3. pletg co-operation. It is. not Nova
‘ . _ ., - ' ' _ `:
~ _ _ » ' Ch ,mm _ Th children ut- dent of Deb1ois~Bi-os., Ltd. whole- Pr Edward Island some-
H _ K  onfzamafnm the exvmon “_ she. sale smcers; rranlr M. Ross, Mon. where else. It is 'rho Maritimes; one
` treal, President of the Saint John for all and all for one. A new spirit
_ £3; N:oJe;sui_“A_ll§anMcI;H_4:_llx_e$`l. of mom Uhu.1ommwn_ PEI' fra; Scotia. here, New Brunswick there
’ and lnce
_ _ Drydock and Shipbuilding Company, that spells progress.
din - 1 th hildrdn.. hh.
g°::r1esgJm‘:;°;;o:'the° Som" dm and Wen-i.c.i>itne1d, Montreal, Pre- A big floating mop of the three
traveller 'nom Hgmax on a recent sident of W, C, pitfield and Com- provinces is the central feature of
' ’ pany, brokers. ' the show. and from that emanates
_ At a meeting' of the directors held the sea breeze. Undemesth the three
a Wednesday half holiday. Stores in - '
the city being closed to business; me subsequently the following omcers feet deep tank that displays the map
» were elected: is a blower. This connects to an ice
- . . President-Angus McLean-‘ vice chamber. and each dev Iirvm the
I ser f i - d- afititled ' ~ ’
olffuoizg m:;;r:.';__;n d the president, for New igrumwiek, How- Atlantic comes a new shipment of
’ . ard P. Robinson; Nova Scotia, _cy- seaweed. As one comes up tg the ex-
ii W. stairs. ‘and for Prince nd- hibit is ‘breathes of the very thins
be one little tote birthday. sud-they ' .
md I grand ume_ Mn Gina" and wht-d.Island. George D. Debicis; its fine pictures set before the eyes.
» 'Manager and Treasurer, Hedley C. Thi’ ilflk Cmliiilrlills' the floating
_ _ wilson st. John and secreter w mall is en ulifeilins source of in-
. . . . ~ _ t r _ ._ ' '_ Y~ ~
- r.iixii:vu.Lr,N.n. _ “pe” °’ '“°"" ° “Y *_ _._ R, smith, saint John. I f ieresi- As cue stands by there coins
' ' ` .‘ ' the comm-exits: "Ohi 'I`here's a star
_ _
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BMALIESI PENSION IS 6 CENTS
l
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" my "nw" mmm” W” ‘“°°mW° amusing automaton the eoidr of
all red
d H 'Al ` " y 5 by 'am' but I °°'"'”“‘° whose nose identifies him with the
\“ to draw my 6 cents a week though ,nc
_ ' 88 b h ll l it in thd
`  I -_  ma' 4 cum to so md “meet  of that sessteaof. Csnaidaf Ona
_ _ _,__ " atstlmehetakesfromacasein
__ I  _ ____ _ Si?:n°;:):”°d'h7h°t°°k tl” mu' front of him cards of explanation
., l"
j'y__`_/,Z‘\\_ gegj  _ _,I I ' _ _ regarding the exhibit and bits of in-
_ " __ _  _ " _ - - an th' bw” M tm nu ti-resting” information regarding the
W!¥°°l‘l\Pll1¥onlyeolong agasloon
1'. - ' ' tinuetoara mio -i""" ` ~
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,/'fm » `- - mm’ .ou R. m ;.':~ oi" :ceousness and distances.
. -___ ~ . jyaar_ thorn any ii - :_ .
C s-  "§;lii1»ae¢icb»ta-tbatii,tiozeto sta";‘_:°°“‘-"°""°i""“’°°“"“""’
. . »‘ A
iiltter fare for myself and' my
M811 to travel."
73 Fira old. has
of age. He
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-A lpiidoii-’:. Dfilpoled o underground
 will li`avs'5e stations wr" M"  "° 9°?
  fa. mmm nearer the observer than the boob
flvlltlldwliétfllilltothesiir
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liedidliotwlht
ioivnou. sept. s‘-s native oi sur- the ports of saint John ooo Hsliinr;
»re_y claims the distinction of drawing and if there is a crowd nowhere else
the smallest pension in the world-6 it is safe to count that one will wait
cents sweek. He is charles Pearce. ii few minutes here until he get. his
of '-thevillageoi On.show,awhite-haii'- turn to crowd up to the edge to
`°d» Wh1l'°‘mi’“"°°h¢ii Old fikllre. inspect st close quarters. There he
ind every S\furdav he may be. seen h taxon in hone by men who 'are
Wmmi in *h° ‘i“°“° *li 91° 5°i|"1‘ representing the various provinces.
°111'Bei1wly my cifice in Guild- Mr. R. A. culdwell tells of Nova sco-
ford to receive his weekl 8 cents
Commissioner at Toronto'
tional Exhibition many a Maritime
was that unmistakable tang of the
that houses the exhibits of the Brit-
fish." "Yes, and oysters and clams!"
"ohl 'rhere are live fish' too."
. "And just look at the ocean.. liners
and sailing ships." Real models_of
real ships make their way toward
advantage has been taken of
this to give really effective displgv
‘to three magnificent mime M14!-‘
one of them the only double sntler-
ed head known to be in exlstenee._
Eight diaramas form the principal `
part of'  In these ple-
grounds and in every ease the effect
of depth and distance is admirably
produced. Prom the right end onthe
booth ss"e\ia'enters fromtbe mein
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tracting Much Atten-
__ __ Y - tia’s interests. Mr. W. W. Hubbard .__.
. _ ' It in true" “mmm the onmm' Nm-ese`nis New Brunswick, and Hon, Mr. Edwin Helen, of Millvale was
""' " '_”""""‘_'*“*“`°’.   . that I draw a Pension of 6 cents a B, w_ Lepngo, prim, Edward gs- s recent visitor to Bt. Anns.
 - T' °°" bm 1” '° "°° "my °° mm’ " ‘°“°' ’”“°“ “’°“"° °’ “’° °‘”“ "'°"'
__ li '°“”‘"- I W°"k¢fi 1°' 4° Y=°i'=°n_ihe ihoer telling or the things with which 'rhe Lord Mayor and sheriiie of
- -___ i I I l S°\iih-Willem Railway. and when I he is moot familiar. Ther., by no London recently visited rzouand in a
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eapearie -that it.is pr°iiw=1r_ls heel-S
of inquiriefis clearly to be seen from
it the exhibit.
'rbough mu-itiine products have in
the past been displayed with very
fine effect at the canadian National
Exhibition by individual firms and
companies. this is the first really
representative show on the part of
the provinces-as a whole. It is 1118-
nlfledpinteresting, beautiful and ef-
fective. What its results will be. ii_
is still too early in the history oi
this years big event to prophesy.
The eruhtanding and unmistakable
result so ltr is the impression given
every one who sees the exhibit is
that the spirit behind it is alive, pro-
gressive. 'actively up-to-date, and
.ests in the greater good of the three
provinceh.
Cirevensteine, but as the eye seeks
the source of this pleasure there right
beside it' is a pyramid of "Maritime"
Irish Cobblqrs. P. E. I. or N. B.? It
is not said- as they are doing their
gmd work on behalf of both_ Maple
products. that seem to have New
Brunswick written sil over them are
hob-bobbing with iced fillets from
the Dominion Department of Biology
Stations at Halifax and Bt. Andi-ew's
and Nova Bcotian coal. and New
Brunswick gi-antics share the interest
in another section of the display.
Samples of Maritime oils and wood
products are, continual sources of
questions by the crowd. '
Housed immediately around the
corner from the Maritime exhibit
are the shows of Nevis, Dominica.
Jamaica. and the other West Indies.
Justacrdss the aisle is the fine dis-
play of the Province of Alberta. with
its oil-field demonstration. yet the
Maritimes are far from suffering by
any comparisons that might be made.
(Guardian readers will be pleased
to note that Mr. Buma‘by's work, his
_forethought _and careful planning,
are being rewarded by the effective-
ness of the show and the unfsiling
interest it _is drawing.) _
mx-Daors more iim.r.vsi.a
Harvesting is now on in full swing.
Hurrah _for the spuds. 'I’hey‘i1 follow.
` -mi
A party consisting of Messrs John
J. ~I-Iagen, _ Albert Murphy, Wilfred
McAleer, and_ Andrew Gallant motor-
ed to 'Emerald last Sunday.
_ Miss Patricia Murphy, has returned
home after spending a week very
pleasantly in the city, the guest of
her Aunt, Mrs. John B. Fleming.
ni.
Misses Nettie `and Ethel Hagen
spent, an enjoyable week in Sum-
merside. the guest of their sister,
Mrs. L0ll.is Sherry.
Miss Velma Parson recently visit-
_eo ri-enoh niver, the guest of her
frleud Miss Mildred Pilebn.
Among those attending the Ex-
theattltueer oi the crows tint vu-i
possibilitis.
'I9 Queen Street
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willing to submergs individual inter- .-
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One reason why investors rely so fully upon
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, They derive much comfort from the knowledge
PALESTINE AFFOBDS
AMAZING CONTRASTS
(BY The Canadian Press) ---
'I‘OR.Ol.\`I'0. ONT., Sept 3 A very
curious mingling of the modern and
the very old in Palestine was the
most striking experience of B, wide
European and Eastern tour just
concluded by Rev. Canon H. J. Cody,
pastor of St. Paul‘s Cathedral here,
and former minister of education for
Ontario. Dark-skinned Arabs in flo-
wing robes tear through the streets in
modern motorcars, and attend moving
pictures theatres to follow adventures
of flappers or wild west heroes of
another hemisphere. Yet, in the quiet
corners of market places and the
shadows of the age-old walls, the
Palestine of 3,000 years ago still exists.
Palestine is undergoing s. marvelous
change, Canon Cody said. "The
modem communities of Jews are
iniiroduoting _‘the customs and in-
ventions cf the west. Their intro-
hibition from this vicinity were.
Méssrs John 1-rages, wuireo Doiron. .
Albert Murphy, Andrew Gallant and
'I‘l'iomes Trainer. ' `
Our school has re-opened and ie
making eiicellent progress under the
skillful management, of Mr. John.
J. Helen. _ `
duction, however, has created a vivid
contrast which grips the visitors to
the Holy Land who finds himself
peculiarly an outsider looking in
"I passed fields in which modern
threshing machines were working," he
went on. "These were in the modern
Jewish centres. Then s few short
miles along the road I would hear the
tramp of oxen walking -round and
round the threshing floor. trampling
the sheaves as they did 30 centuries
ago. `
that their purchases are reviewed frequently
with a view of discovering the development of
a possible weakness, as well sa a profitable re-
arrangement of their holdings. -
_ MONTREAL HALIFAX ST. JOHN
MONCTON SUMMERSIDE FBEDEBICTON
slowly plodding across their
one hand on the wooden plow
sharpened at one end, and th
hand on the ox goad. A little
harrows would be seen.
agriculture. It evidences one
brew."
Miss L. A. Colton, of Corlaghc
has just been granted a central
the first woman in ireland to iz
position.
-__-._.__.l._.i
Hunters
Take MInard's along for
mishaps in the woods. l
for sprains, cuts, burns
bruises.
~ "KIG 0F,|’llii`
“The Arab farmers, numerically the
largest group in Palestine. still use
"und I hmmm’ entitled m ° Demi means an ineffectual salesman for bod ' 'the W00d€n Dl0W 1' Wi\f"h°d th9ml_l.i__.,  "   '
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Eastern Securities Company
Limited
its iiicmuoim smear. cnannorrnrowii
e
fl
along modern reapers, plows
“I was particularly impress
the new modem university in
salem. which is dealing scienti
with the problems of industr
most interesting. phases of th
Palestine; the desire of the J
bring their country into the
with other nations. Jews mi
from other countries have l
all the languages of the world
order to have a common speer
are reviving the old classic:
ery managers certificate, sho
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'» .1 ' ' _ f 82.50 a week. Two years later I . - f -
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ally-looted offices in
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