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THE GROCER
Hess doing the best he can
1; you with your _
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You may not 'Tie able to Q
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'L'-heat Biscuit you _..
and all restrictions are -
off, but it takes time 1
to get back to normal
production. Our factory
s now turning out over =
half a million His- 1
cuits a day.Very little -
advance in price. Two '
of these crgp brown
little loaves Shredded ‘
Wheat with sliced ban-
anas pr other fruit make
a satisfyi1}_g meal at a
cost- of a ew cents.
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TRETCH out your arms, raise your limbs!
S ll there is no strain, no bagginess, no dis- /
comfort, it is the perfect fitting garment ~
that, all other things being equal, will give 1
excellent wear.
Mercury Underwear for men is designed for
the “perfect fit"--special fitting neck, neat /
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shoulders, plenty of room under the arms.
Closed crotch combinations are an improved
_ style.
Great care is taken in the choice of materials
and in the making of all Mercury goods to
maintain the popular Mercury quality.
Light garments for-office wear, Scotch knit
gannents for extra warmth and service.
Ask for “Mercury." If your dealer docs not ,_
have them, send us his name. '
Msizcuiw MILLS, Liiviiri-zo, iiamiinm. canada (_
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Makers of Underwear and Hosiery for Men, Women
and Children. ~ -
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' _- yi,"-<',_;`,_"__ _,,» __ frame a definite fiscal measure in
` __ 55 ‘»\_(§,~j§-:`I-` _  September. Canada has made ex-
-\ 1 _ ~"5-~"` ' V   tensive exportations of moot-stuffs
' ' \,u_./ -' _ to Italy, and has hopes of building
'  _ ~ _ up an important trade with that
- I country. Last of all, Australia has
_ committed herself to the .principle
of a protective tariff.
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ly held in Hamilton,
our Church in Canada.
ln tabular form what
mum is:
'Augmented Char e
a second year on the
$1.500.
our ministers are. It
ses' in the manses, may
make both endsmeet,
$1,200. The significance
portunity and great nee
a. lot of reflection.
gets. Perhaps it is wel
growing exD0l'£ tmde
iffs_ Next month sees
andthe advent of lm
vision of the Frenfdh
su axes on many c
'which Canada exports, and it is hoped
these will be removed. Spain will
also revise her tariff next month, and
it is expected that country will erect
protective barriers round her indus-
tries. Italy has imposed a number of
import restrictions very comprehen-
sive in ‘tlieiir application, and will
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in init slag in in nu
_~ Save $2.00 per ton by buying in the fall, besides
getting better resuits._ Slag as proven to be most
adaptable for Island soil, its use returns to the farmer
50 per cent increase in crops.
’ Our local Agent, Mr. R. A. MacLeod, will call on
you arranging for shipment of car at your Station by'
notifying t e undersigned. _
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ness occurred ut Point
who were his seniors,
nstured and msnnerly
in the best things.
It is in the home,
revsrently laid to rest.
they thus sustained.
Siipeii ,_ A
-'BY A GEORGE MCKINNON, CON-
VENER. _
It is iihportant that the whole
Church should be informed of the ao-
tion of the General Assembly, recent-
minimum stipend of the ministers of
Selbsustainiug Charges, married
men, $1,500 por annum and iuanse or
rented house. Single mon, _$1,400 .per
annum. _
is to receive $60 increase, and if a
third your he is to receive another
$50 increase, making his salary then
‘ Two features of this matter may
be brought out. (1) The new -mini-
mum is an exceedingly small salary
for highly-trained workers. such as
possible a decent living. Only by
the most rigid economy and freedom _
from sickness or other extra expen-
nightmsre of debt. (2) These fig-
uros should also startle the member-
ship of the Church to realize what
the majority of the ministers of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada have
been receiving. Through these terri-
ble years ot high prices and extra
calls, the average salary 'has been
this fact are very great and grave.
The 'most serious results is this,
that in the hour of the Church's op-
of the country, with but very rare
exceptions, are not sending their
boys into the Christian ministry. This
fact needs no' comment, but will stand
Ministers nre sensitive about speak-
ing of their salaries to their mona-
I have received many letters in tho _ _ I
last few days, asking me to send di- is..-, =§ - I 5,, -
rect to the managers, n circular letter I H "' 5;
x which I had asked the minister to
 _ , band them. Ho is sensitive about
ig *_  ~"' "_""_'”"'*“' spanking or this matter, butnii the
" while, he speaks not to his managers,
hut_to the whole Church, and in this
most eloquent and appealing fashion,
hat his boys do not enteriuto his pro-
_ession_ This is n fact that speaks
ouder than words.
1 \,_   if  
;'riin pin-pose of this article is to  
' ,sawakcn congregations to the urgent :" 
"i'i`e'el‘l"b'f action. Many congregations , r i / ' -
have already responded by coming _A  Z X \
up to the new minimum, showing to `l, - _--‘ ‘
FOUR COUNTRIES
REVISE TARIFFS
_ LONDON, Aug. 31.--Of importance
in connection with Canadifs rapidly
that in the month of September tour
of the countries with which the Do-
mlnlons deal Wm revise l~l‘°l" tar' DEALERS-write ul for prices on Feed, Couric Gnlns and Cenisll. L
ence. It also heralds a complete re-
is expected to contain provisions
somewhat more -favorable to Can~
ada. France has recently imposed
rt ommodities
_. JOHN MUNN MCLEAN. ~
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A death of more than usual sad- I
rsy ilnrbor North, on the evening of _
Friday, August 15, when John Munn _
‘ f McLean, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
 “K*"l Hector A. McLean, was called home
nt the tender age of fourteen years. ,
John was n particularly attractive
boy. and consequently vory much lov-
Ned by those who know
though few in years, ho was a tall,
fl-iie looking, manly fellow, who was?
able to take n prominent place among
tho young men of the community
.hibited toward others always assured
‘him of the deepest respect and com-
pany of those who were interested
John will be missed most, for thers `
ho was not only obedient and manly,
but his loving self-sliacoment in the
interests of others rendered his go-l
ing more sad for the home. -'
The funeral services, which were
conducted by the Rev. lllr. Suthsr-'
land who had attended him during
his brief illness, were attended by a
large concourse of people' on Sab-
bath afternoon. and the 'body was
n
ray Harbor North (‘.emot_¢`i'y. Ms y'
expressions of ,mat heartfelt sym-‘
psihy were in svi nee to the sorrow-
ing family in the great loss will
increasing the
Let me show
the now mini-
$l,500 er an
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num and mass or rented house do.. ` nllofino groundior Percolstoro. Never soidinbulk.
$1,400 per annum.
Ordained ,Mission Charges, $1,400 ¢;HA5E 5, 5AN30|\N, MQN-|~|\_||_AL_
per annum and manse or rented »
house, $1,300 per annum. ‘
In the case of ordained mission
charges, ll the missionary remains
same field, he
makes barely
our ministers
and avoid the
and results of
d, the manses
l they are so.
is the fact
the removal
periiii prefer-
turifi, which
Pleasant, Mur-
hlm best.» Al= 
and the good I
attitude he ex 1
however, that .
atiths Mur-
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_Whoever enjoys ._a' _pferfect
cup of C0ffee-fragrant, deli-
cious, satisfying--Will find
an added pleasure in a cup of
Chase _& San_born’s .“SEAL
BRAND” COFFEE.
A _ . _
In K. I sud 1 pound tins Whole-Ground-Pulvorlutl-
__ __ ln. " 'r 1
"liirilllike
the Hawr" 1
The Big Value
Package thatis
Guaranteed.
Perfectly picked in bright -
lead (oil, and price marked
on ovary paokqp.
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all a 'praiseworthy~promptness and ` _ 1 _ 
generosity. It is hoped that every ' `"  I
congregation will follow quickly and *If ‘
P* 1
that in a very few weeks there shall ' , ` --
be no ministers of our Church re- , '_ 
ceiviiig less than the new minimum. '" ' §
Ways
hflake up a batch of
Bread and Roliswith
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In every Presbytery, a committee
has been or will be appointed to as- _
slst in giving effect to the Assembly’s ’-f '57 m _____l
resolutions und these commil-£095 ,',' V _ ' _.~.i_.__..____ _ _
stand ready to advise and assist any -  ' " it, Thgn balfgg Pig
congregations who desire their aid.
It should be carefully noted also
that the assembly made the increase
to be retro-active to April lst, 1919.
- _ and Cake.
Notice the fine, even texture-the absence of holes-the
delicate, nutlike flavor, ofthe Bread.
Then consider the lightness and ilakincss ofthe Pastry.
You'll never go back to the coarse, almost tasteless
western wheat ours, after once enjoying the flavor of the
good things made with Beaver Flour.
Order a sack today. ” .
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4 l FRIIGHT AND PASSENGER BERVICI I"
IT. JOHN AND BOSTON
Steamship "Governor Dingley" W ill leave St. .lohii every Wednesday at
9 a. m. and every Saturday al 6 p. m. (Atlantic time.)
The Wednesday trips are via Eos tport and Lubes, due Boston 10 a. m.
Thursdays. The Saturday trips are di rect to Boston, due there Sundays, 1
p. m.
FARE 'SLN STATE ROOMS $2.50 UP
Direct connection with Metropoli tan stesmers for New York vis Caps
Cod Canal. Freight rates spd full ill! °\"ml\ll011 HDDIY t0
Agent A. C. CURRII,
' St. John, N. B.
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AUTUMUTIVE EQUIPMENT
TIIE ST-EVVART V-RAY SEARCH LIGHT.
Long dark evenings demand a. light on your
auto that can be used in every direction, the only
light on the market that will give you clear vision
tothe right, left, rearcr-front, suitable for any
' make oft cat. ` ' ' _
_ GABRIEL SNUBBERS.
_ Just received a l’arg*e` ¢ consignment. Let- us
equip your car with a set'_and have comfort. We
can fit your car, whatever make you have. '
'(l00Di_(__;i;1__A1t \'rI1tES k
and tubes in all sizes “The Standard Tire.” ' 1
SEAT COVERS i
We have the finest line of Seat Covers made in
Canada. Protect your cushions'they--“cost money
and the nice clean covers give your car. that dis-
tinguished agpearance _ See our samples, we can
fit any style car made. ' _
_ srimic PLUGS - _
For McLaughlin, cars. Do not-buy anythiiig
you are offered for your auto, preserve the effi-
ciencv of _-your car by buying the regular spark
plugs from  _ - i l'll".";` ll , . 1  *Ilia
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“Bai/er". Now Made in Canada'-No German
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genuine “Bayer`Tablets of Aspirin”
_ because genuine Aspirin now is made
by Canadians and owned by a Cana,
dian Corporation.
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man interest in Aspirin.
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safe by millions for Pain, Headache, Toothache, Earache, Rheu-
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Proper and _rye directions are _in every “Bayer" package,
Boxes of 12 tablets--Bottles of 24--Bottles of '100-Also Capsules.
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cost of handling, packing, clerk hire, etc.
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