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     tseiili. llis vory out lit rcmutitiing 
     
     behind withouit tasking permlss-ioti 
     
     was ttu itiilintttiott to Mary untl 
     
     Jtltiflllll tlittt they must itot at-toniF-l 
     
     to itttc-rfcrc with ‘liitn lll ills $11.1‘- 
     
     vico oi‘ God. llo was Olflillltllll tn 
     
    
   
   
    
     create uniting tho litiys a keouor unit 
     
     ‘11‘*‘l11't' 1111011351 iii athletics. To ull 
     
     ‘littiso Kvllllvlllflll l extend tiiy grati- 
     
     ‘ttitlti tor the ussistuticc. they so trhct-r. 
     
     tttlly gttve tow: tls tnttkliig the school 
     
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     _ I was the elder brother of Jacob. and wife of Cleoplias was Mary's sister:  ’ 
     
     Report   est Kent Sunday 8011001 LOSSOII died without leaving any CIIIILVQII. for it might be interpreted to mwnl ,‘ 
     
     S h l Then Jacob m-orri-ed the widow, "the mother ct Jesus and her sis‘) 
     
     0  THE MOTHER AND THE and Joseph was their flmt son. 1B1‘. 81111 M811’ the wile of 0112091115.; . 
     
     .____ BROTHERS 0F JESUS Therefore. while he was actually and Mary Magdalen-e." And the ‘ 
     
     Continued from Page 12) Thought: for Thinker: for Sunday, fhelsm‘ 01 Jgcgb-nJf-‘fl;fihtvz'as legal- ‘Try uncertain lilmerpreiilllfifg "ll F ’ B k. 
     
     . y esoo e. fifilVefyvll verseis eon e1 c" 
     
     __ July 8' in eniottnwa ettin ‘ve t e that Marhad i-ster ntlmev an? 1    
     
     . Six Marys are mentioned in the g 5 y °1 5 g ° 1' h 5 a“ “MM?- | 
     
     ueompoiiiioiis i exiehd my congraluhb New Testament Them w.“ we tlifllculty. Ibut there is no evidence While It is possible tliat the two J ' . . 
     
     lions, and i0 i-he wages and donors moihe, o; Jean’, and we “he o. of the alleged facts. sEute-tsniay have had the some’ F l t 
     
     lb; prizes. iii each contest l desire to Aillhtistis (called Clnoilbtts) and the Almther GQIIMIY r*‘“‘"“"1 expkm‘ "ame- 1‘ Seems hlghl-v 1m1"°1"“1""'  l  
     
     convey my sincere than“ (m. the sister of Lazarus and [he "mun" otiou is that Hell was tlie father Ant! on the other hand. therein 
     
     \\ _ ,1"='i1@"~'1111 "Hermit they have shown iiiiof Johu Mari; um] Mary of “H: of Joseph and Jacob was the father nothing in any of tlie Gospels tha’ 
     
     _ ‘i the utivniicenigiit or ihe c tdahh d M . ‘R0 _ " of Mary. audits Jacob had no sons is cuicttlutctl to throw any doubt 
     
    

    
     ' education. l trust. too, lllflllufil‘; sulti 1616.)“ my o ma (seennm to inherit lhi-s property, Joseph hadhipon the literal interpretation oi  I101; Save yourself I 
     
    

    
     dredsiof Pens é .wit:riiiszcisssiu: i281.“ rat“  we   is tiitflsiiut;  $3.33..32?nffiliiiittiiliiJifliiii; the time and trouble of 1 
     
    

    
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     . h h d 5 1iii.-tii‘ii’if'fé'ili.iii“’.iii'$215.2?‘ Bill."  M        fiiifiiiiifi.fii"it.iii‘“..‘lififiift wheeling 1°" Sale “Mes, 1 
     
    

    
     de world, there 1S not anot er an us rm], w devote cunsidemblg mm; flmgd fir‘: bias: "finifgfi  do not prove M-nrf-s descent from were sons and daughters of Josepli milk and Other produce l. 
     
     tt*td  '. " ‘Didtl 1 b db. tt-11\1---~-t .  i 
     
    

    
     rs- , . . » g ifliotltvslulloil,  conumwd o‘ m" own “ML we do “m “m! "“"‘.“° over tail; fulfil-cit: “i111 fllewrliofl (billed): lhi $111.11. ‘liiyilfi ifltdylfllxligep;Iéhigéxlfiult) cheques’ ‘Vhen you can 
     
     ., d dual and dis- E Elle. went back to iHis mothers house y - ' 
     
     . 'our own—a.. In 1w . i From what has been said, it is after He left l-t to be in His ac-‘ive so" or David’ and Pa"! says ma‘ Support “'15 View‘ 1 deposlt them In The Bank l‘ 
     
     ts Character as m iig finger-prints; _. quite apparent that mental training ministry but we do good tltat 1.1.. 1'16 was of the seed of David. “ac-I The specially interesting iacti . f  
     
     .) - in; E occupies a lur e art or " cording to the flesh," which would about these brothers or Jesus is 0f NOVa. Scotla. 01‘ C0 ec‘ 
     
     riLS 01115 P3 g p 1119 111119. made His home with M1 of Ileth- l 
     
     g e _ d g igtlliilltllislflllwglcdl" i111‘! ieducaton 0f the any. while iHe was worltlbg in Jer- zfgéthgfgfinbfgzntlmilzilglae ‘If .132“ deitkgfha‘ 11,") .10 ‘having? MJ H“ m“: tion and have them aul-D’ 
     
     thcrc lS ma e a g also. v y ‘n’ tra n ng. itowever. is usaleni, ‘and we do not rend tltitt , _ l , °“ y, e“ ‘I “"1"” "m9? “e “’ .‘*”“"“"°"'| -  d 
     
     5 ‘is ulfilererlvniyfifgiisgill rliflluirttiment; anti He evcr itplicored to His mother ‘l ,.llfkfélhff)nzf'ncti:lrég'lgg ignjlepllll‘ ‘u ‘ilimillbdidlngt bflifje IQFHIKT‘ (‘mam rnatlcany cre lte to your 
     
     . ' ' ' e 1'“ ‘"1 ° MP- after ills resurrection but He itp- v ’ 1 e‘ b; '5' ‘we “I ' ' 1' H“ '5 1' H“ e ° '0 7 
     
     ihilllillbell. Illstrtlctor in uiiiieiics and 1 “n ,, ' _ very different. Luke traces itlbrtithers oi Jesus seelms to have account . 
     
     Mr, MuoLi-oii’ instructor in bade. pear“ I“ ‘m Mary Magddlene‘ through David's son -Nathan 8.IItl'l)(38ll maintained up to tlic t.lnic of . 
     
     lwork. 1M“? 16's,‘). ' ‘ gives 52 generations between Ab- His tieutli; for there is no ntetitiott The Bank 0f NOVH. 8001.218. 
     
     I ()tir boyq ut the lntgrgcholusit’ lnwed‘ n’ ‘s ‘surprising m m‘! rahnnt and Jesus ‘Vltitthew trace" of their iresente at the ll‘) ind ’ ' ' 
     
    

    
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     wit...“ “ML hem on October m‘? how little the mother of Jesus n through DMM m summon while (mime cross M“ (§():n;fl_t_ provides banking service for i 
     
    

    
     E1111"- llcquitteti themselves very creti- 253E133? agile puerllggflilloogngufikhlf; and given only 42 generations be- ted His mot-her to tlie cure of 311 farm busmess and 1111711195 1 
     
    

    
     ‘ 1.1181111’. and. although they did not m. the S“ ermuural rams council tween Abraham and Jesus, skipping Joliu, which l-le would liartlly have farmers t0 avail themselves of 
     
     1 ,ii know to be make the highest, aggregate o! i i p over some in ‘Matthew Salathiel don» ii her own sot - 1' l b - 
     
     do pcn which ion \\l er_a en z they’ nevertheless, showed bybflnilefihed with tHis birth, .9118 seems to (or Sheahhm was the son o. ‘J80 “willy m, the mm.‘ ls tat eetil. It‘ . 
     
     mOmCnt Yo? P11"? It vtivgtflpyvour 3v“ E many remarkable performances that  tiger: innrubslfin tgasggixjilpe  otiiali; Ill L-uke hti was the soti oi ‘liut the retilltfrté-(‘IIOII of Jlwllk‘ M, 
     
     Ur cii-n purttcu or v16 . . V g 1110111 1S b91111; trained here u group oi 1 v a ‘e ‘ n ‘ Nerl. and His special apiiteurztiicte to tine} 
     
     I .. . ' i: that suits but‘ z -ii i.i. I well as human, and again andt-gt-iti . ‘ ,_ , 1 _ n_ _ __ , 
     
     “'.*‘"“;.i‘.“3.i1.‘?fi‘.?._.,....n.3,... g 2.1.1. iiii..‘l.“’..’fil"‘iii..ii.‘.ii'   comma w   i...§’3.f3;I-"3l.’.ii..i."$22.“$153,225 .".;.::'.:i".'..”.'.:t:;...‘.;£ii..‘.;.1:..:‘.'i -'"‘ r - 
     
     u 8Y5 I - ti. i . ii . ' ' attention to that fact. ' . ' ' ’ ' .1 ' ’ ‘ ‘  
     
     dily that you will become E |) it. 1e iticuns oi’ making thig pro. . _ persistently raised. The Roman HI“! with His motlitir they itmictll n 0  
     
     o“ so Spec ‘ fi n “M” "w" Wllely known a d i‘ when at the age or ‘wewe He Catholic church iiiiitrm~ that she th - o t-les i th- ~ 
     
     i’ its resence in YQUF ngers_'a = 'i,._ i , ' “ ° remained in Jerusalem utter wittry "’ ,9 ‘*1’ s ' " ° "Pp": ‘Wm ' 
     
     ‘ifsvc. . somfort and efhclency_ a flihllgnllll. moire fame to its already Wm‘ her husband ha“ 2e“ m: had not, and that these who are where they met for pmyei. tSee _,_ ‘L _,"A|_U0_“’ Mann" 
     
     . “filing 11118. 11 this meet the cup do. h d ‘h had v _ h‘. m called brothers and sisters of Jesus Acts 1:14). it should be clearly CIIARLOTTTsITOWN 
     
     uittyuu nttlte ncnreit Waterman dealer Elite‘? b?’ Mr‘ Cmnpble“ and M“ Mac‘ Hlzelttnalsrlicclttiszluliy fOgeljllfilfluflflYbr 1mm‘ m: 5M7) we“ Team’ H“ “ndermwd m“ ‘he “1'°5’-1‘~‘5-1“me5 ESTABLISHED 1832 Branches also at Alberton. Al- 
     
     nav. I ° ° 11"’ 511117 1°r the best all H‘ rebuked Him an“ m In _' cousins, the sons and daughters o: son of Alphaeus and Judrt ’l‘haride- PhidqipClpllll a 0.700.000 natty, liedetiue, Borden. Emeraln. 
     
     , 5 d 5 “"1111 111111919 111 111B senior events for “fir? P m l! I h g y‘ htlfrhgé Mary thewviie of Cieophtts. xvi: us were not the men who were Reserve - - 111.000.0011 w. Peters, Sotirls. summertime. Ken- 
     
     dzm5o’ $4, an up g 11115 50111101. WfIB won by Munroe Mac» 1y I‘ 9,‘: m“ ‘we so“)? I wais a sister of the mother .1 called brothers of Julius, lt \','.'i5; “n.0,...” _ 2203904,” Ilngtuti. hlutitugtte. 0'Leary, Vic- 
     
     ; 11111111. 111111 111G 111811111, donated by Mr sorrmvmg" He relied’ How 1's Jesus. and it rcfeirs to Mat. 27:56 lauies the brothel" of Jesus and lurk“ 
     
     C L. ' d 5 lilr. ‘ti. lCtitiiitbt-i. Matiagci- of the Bank illutfliflllllYlegfilaglfi: ma?" Ifllgeévnutfif and Joiin 19:25. in support oi‘ thi: not one of the APOSIIHH, svhti be “M _ J 
     
     , n unite = 11> 11111l‘011.i1l1tliiwllrdcd for tlie best ,- * , _ - I '  tentwliittiz. But llle verse (itloletl rttmti prcsldotit of ttt- -t- tit rt’ ‘ ‘- 
     
     . aterlrlans‘ (ingigfiregr, g  iilgliltitc llllll tlét: jutting elvenlts, iziwlglffl?1mg?“s)?‘flldmlllgsgslfihfii: from iJohu tines not prove thu-t 1lit-. Jerusalem. (itlul. 2: litLtztlitlulilzil-lilil 
     
     179 St. antes ree , 1- uv .ttow. a uailc . ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ *"'"="‘ ~ ——- 2'; —— —-~-.—_:.—-.—~ -——-— 
     
     E llfllfls were uiso given by many oihrh. father. Ho viriittally replied that   
     
     "W111" CM?"“" E liusipoqo ‘iii 1 i. w (‘oil was iHIs iFiither and not Jo 
     
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     untlt-t-i-itkitig Ly tlie schtitii “'35 ii“, A.gttitt_ wliteit llc. ‘N215 prtestwnt tit 
     
     ." Ammman; QblitiucStub Ttltlrvi-Up Milnlfn‘!!! Ilinltliug oiia West Kcnt night. at iiiu a wetldiitg ttt tlie very liegititiitigoi’ 
     
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     m... 'At'etiu llink on .\'llll‘l:ll 6th. This was 
     
     llllHll? possible through tlie geiiorou; 
     
     Iittrtltiu til the itianugers in giving us 
     
     the tistliltit’ tlich‘ ‘lilnk on that oooa. 
     
     suit. ‘ie pup s and teachers gave 
     
     their lieurty support to the project. fete with rilini in any way. 
     
     ‘The citizens were ntust geberous in Ill the cottrse of time Mary's he- 
     
     1111911‘ llillflillflge. 11nd, as u result, the lief in Jesus stietns to "have liecti| 
     
     hot iilllOlllll oi’ $3013.00 ivas realize-ti. severely shttkczi. ‘She was u vcryl 
     
     111151111111 was uiiistl by the school to and iiltlflillif-lllllltlifll V woman, untl 
     
     .1111'11lS1l 11142 rcccption room untl llli,‘ stit-lt pcrsottt: ttrt- tt.'4\ittll_i' guidctlcn- 
     
     lcutzhters’ room in tlie new building. tlrtily in religions matters liy their 
     
     .2tutl to ironic tlic set of war plctttrcs."rcllgiutis teachers, so when the, 
     
     _ 13 111 1111- 11111011 Were donated lbftttithot-lties of tlie t-littrcli uifirmetli 
     
     school by tlie Daughters of tlic ElIl-‘Llllll Jcstts Wit-S controlled by a de-l 
     
     1111a- 111111 \\’_1}1lf11 110W 11.110111 111*‘ Wiillriituott tint! wits casliitg out, tletnontsl‘ 
     
     <1 to corritors til’ both old untl new liy ilio pnwoi‘ of tho Dori], phi, wut; 
     
     “dull-INKS. _1 WISH l0 llf-iilt. 111k‘ ufruitl l-le li-ittl gone mud. untl 
     
     llltilltlgttrs‘ ior tlie use ot i116 1111111‘. went with ltcr soils to try and in- 
     
     tim wvem} "mcmls ‘V1111 115111111011 111 tliwc llini to go ltoiuti. But when 
     
     lie events, and P110 111111110 1W 11111»1'ltolti ttltttt His mother anti brothers; 
     
     5:119???’ llélxllrligllillglfi. ill 11x11?‘ I ‘DiGIIIGViLHHVILIIIHI llim Jesus said, “Who are] 
     
     “ ‘ r l‘ “P? I7 5 1 "1 11 My mother untl My brothers?" ziutl§ 
     
     ml?’ f"? _ _ II-Ie pointed 1.0 His tllsclples: “lic-' 
     
     k "i 'mm°“_ the 911129115 11-“79 iwiitoiu My tnotncr aiiiti Iviy brothers." 
     
     en n athletics is ltiglily cuiiitncntl- (see Mark 3:21 and 31.35’) 
     
     gall?’ fit“! gralnwng 111s” 1'“ m“ m] Jcstts knew trhttt ti t-ime ivoultlf 
     
     nlemh‘: 0E: 1,11“ iWDfBMP “nil ‘lwit-tititc when men would try to 0x1 
     
     k"; e s o _t ‘e City (‘Ulmcn m ma‘ tilt Hits mother by making her on. 
     
     .g an umnoprlnt on o‘ ‘my d"11“""'tlntertitrtliary between Himsclftititl, 
     
     Fpmlrds the 511mm“ of ‘he Sulmohllils tlisciples and He was t-ztrefuii 
     
     Sports next year. l tlitink the (‘nun-l , ., , . _ , 
     
     cli for their tiotiui-Ititi to stimulate illi! lggleluillellgmhfgxinzl fir‘, sggllltgzugfb 
     
     figilgellgc Swim’ but m“ ml-"xlcal d9‘ this tetitzhi-tig is tli-ttt ‘M11111’. being 
     
     1' ‘on "my "m receive "mm" em‘ it womttti, min-it he inure svmputh-l 
     
     lphuss and that we principle or “u etic lltiln Jvstte ("ill be ttnd ilierc-\ 
     
     ' ifsiuigdrerlggngtznizlhl" Isoxgglffillyggégflzhllfi'forc. it is be-st to llfik her to inter- 
     
     ouniess D: Gaigneron of iParis, France, who have 11 111111181‘ B11111 be Vfltctl to providii (‘we rm W‘ (But that mfm is ‘l 
     
     “.5 in Canada The houpic is returning to France prizes (m. thuhm who, h. the t same slander on t-lic trlittrttcter 0t Jesus; 
     
     nihs‘ honeymoon trip to the Orient. The count paid ll1me. make it l.l. point to develop tlie for M assumes that H? is no.‘ m“ 
     
     panada as the most attractive country he had visited, ruitid its well as tlie body. “Ming gymllgelhggqfioléulflszirglzi; 
     
     ss believes that Canadian women are much more 1n (7111101- ‘Wrk 11le 110318 79061110 u or ' e 1' ‘S 1 e 
     
     han the English or Amorioans splendid training iii plyslcui culture m "ympathlze' God l“ the 89mm 
     
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     13:1,?'i,f'iiiige..,iief,..g"gg.£733,313 i’.§.“.‘....;‘.-'§;f...;'Z.i.1‘.i.‘;§‘i.....'i.; 
     
     furm lt in the ntosl- thorough possible “Herem is “We; m‘ 11"“ we loved 
     
     manner. The Corps presented a fine Gm“ "I" m“ H” loved ‘"11. and 
     
     appearance in their neat uniforms, Se"! H1“ SWIM“) h“ the 1"_'°1’m“t1°" 
     
     utid were much iitlmircu by 81h who tior ioutr sltns. htlhJtilitil. 4.10)‘ tlilere- 
     
     httti tho opportunity of seeing them In 0m ° em" t a‘ 99"“ ‘s c“ 
     
     their church put-tide on ti“; 17th inst‘, sympathetic than Hit-i mother is 
     
     equivalent. to dBnylng His tlivinity. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ant a 1e r annual inspect on on t c Both nmbthewund Luke Lracemhe 
     
    
   
   
    
     21st itist. There was a. splendid 
     
     turn-tiut- of Cadets to St. James’ 139119111051’ of 305991‘ from Dav“- 
     
     and as one traces it through J0~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Church, anti most inspiring was the 
     
    
   
   
    
     His ministry‘, llis mother Viilllllftétl 
     
     to tsuggtast that HP. should supple- 
     
     ment it short sittpply oi‘ wine, untl 
     
     Jfifllfi again loltl her very gently 
     
     t-ltzit she must iitit attempt to inter- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Well-Managed 
     
     Home 
     
    
   
   
    
     HE manager of la household is the purchasing agent 
     
     for a large proportion of the family needs. ‘In order 
     
     to do a good job she must know what, when and where 
     
     t0 buy. She must study goods and the concerns which 
     
     make goods and have them to sell. She must put her 
     
     home on a. business bases and nan it on bus- 
     
     iness principles in order t0 make the most of the family 
     
     income. 
     
     Information is the only basis for intelligent purchasing. 
     
     And the right way t0 get the the grciatest amount of nec- 
     
     . essary information is to read the advertisements. 
     
     Advertisements tell you wlriat is new and good in 
     
     merchandise. They reveal improvements and inven- 
     
     tions that make your home life easier, more comfortable 
     
     and more convenient. They give you information about 
     
     a thousand and one things that are useful and interest- 
     
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     ant tho School is very iuuch 
     
     tivtir crowtletl. A Basket Social 
     
     was licltl on May 22nd untl the stint 
     
     oi’ $49.45 “'11s realized. The next 
     
     niectiiti: will lit‘ hold at. tlie home 
     
     tit’ liirs. A. J. Muilicsoit uti Jtily 
     
     111th. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Sm Niche,“ 1W Institute m“ Every manager of a household-every member of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     i'or their regular meeting in tlie 
     
    
   
   
    
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     t...“ .... June 111th Thirteen -“@""<="- 511M" t" "u Oman“- "wl “PM 1m" "J"°”"' "*1 ‘he household who shares the responsibility for the family’s 
     
     rtltin thou izuvt- "winners m I _ Vi-n ~ was deiiverel‘ by the pastor, the he“ other. thrcittgh Joseph's father. 
     
     port oi‘ tht- (You- ‘ n om“ ‘ S or ‘Vere Wui. Orr Mulligan. 0n inspection tliiy "Hell." tit h-ais been assumed by 
     
    
   
   
    
     t-rc tituilc for the 
     
     ve (‘rcttin sooiui 
     
     'ci~k 0t‘ July. Two 
     
     crti iultlctl to the 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
         
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
          
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     illl‘ untl Stile oi 
     
     pliiiittctl for some 
     
     t-htiol tililltlrirn urn 
     
     tit ict- crcuiti tttitl 
     
     OI twltisltig. Tho 
     
     ll be ltcltl ttt tlio 
     
     slitt liiltiy. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     was licltl at. tlio 
     
     1). (‘umpbell Dll 
     
     11 tuctnlittrti were 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
            
     
          
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
           
     
          
     
           
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ll ltavo their ro- 
     
     lltut utiotlitir room 
     
     School its nt 
     
    
   
   
    
     nda thntryurywmnln 
     
     [trust-nu L - 
     
    
   
   
    
     , RvELWltlrllng 
     
    
   
   
    
     at Oneal?" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marvel naiturolt n 
     
     11. Irnllu and thnr. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     present. Plans were itiittia for the 
     
     holding of u Strawberry Festival 
     
     iii Jttly. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Priest Pond. Women's institute 
     
    
   
   
    
     tiicetlitg tipeitt-tl with the singing of 
     
     the lnstltttto Odo following by the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ""11 111W tit-oiled anti tho fence to‘ 
     
     bu. repitlrtwtl. A very successful 
     
     Social was hcltl untl $80.61 was 
     
     rt-tillzt-tl. $213.00 was vottvtl for n 
     
     (foul t-ilictl. ’l‘liti ttcxt titt-t-tltig will 
     
     ttikti lliu fortit of it Picnic at. tlic 
     
     short». 
     
    

    
     South Bedeque. Tito regular 
     
     tntictittg oi this lnstltttto was ltcltl 
     
     at lliti home of Mrs. J. II. Muc- 
     
     Fiirluttti on Juno 18th. Nineteen 
     
    
   
   
    
     members were prcst-tit. The mect- 
     
    
   
   
    
     School Committee anti by the dela~ 
     
     Rates who nttentletl the W. l. Con- 
     
     vention lieltl in Charlottetown. A 
     
     11111111‘? Solo was held on June 23rd 
     
     hntl tho stint of 8111.00 wnii rt-ttIlzt-tl. 
     
     Fltc iii-xt mccllttg Wllllli! ltcltl tit 
     
     tlto litittie of Mrs. (loo MticKtty. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..Succea|. Fifteen ntcmliors untl 
     
     thrcti vistlors met at the home of 
     
     Mrs. (lnrnot (lamphell on June 
     
     19th. It was tlt-cltled to hold an 
     
     lcc (Yrt-ttm and Strawberry Festival 
     
     on July 11th. A programme for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Klniiuborough. The regular meet- 
     
     ing of this lnssltttte was held in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Hell building. iiilght women 
     
     were present. Three vary Intel-alt- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Corps was out in full strength 
     
    
   
   
    
     as only comes front the strict and 
     
    
   
   
    
     cellt-nt ntuntter in which they per- 
     
     formed their work. 
     
    
   
   
    
     nf Mrs. R. H. Jenkins in collecting 
     
     a large portion of the money, that is 
     
     ttviillnble foi- prizes today. I wish to 
     
     thunk Mrs. Jenkins for the special 
     
     interest site ltas thus taken ln stimu- 
     
     lntittg the pupils to greater ‘study. 
     
     untl I iissuro Iier that her services ‘arc 
     
     very highly appreciated by the school. 
     
     Associated with the interest tukcn 
     
     in education ls tlie praiseworthy zeal. 
     
     shown by the Rotary Club. lti provid- 
     
     in: tit Victoria Pork u large new bBtIW 
     
     ing-hottse for the boys‘ use, conven- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Club I extend tho thank; of the West 
     
     Kent iboys for a gift, which appeals 
     
     to till of them and which they nil 
     
     greatly appreciate‘ 
     
    

    
     Now in conclusion l 11911111! 1° 
     
     thunk the parents for their cooper- 
     
     atlnn In ‘tho carrying on of tho school 
     
     work. the Daughters of the Emirre 
     
     for their gift of pictures. and the 
     
     donors of medals and prizes for the 
     
     tangible interest they have shown ill 
     
     the various school activities. 
     
    

    
     ‘l wish also to thank the Chllrman 
     
     and other members of the Board o! 
     
    
   
   
    
     at all time: itiven me. and "T1161! 
     
     have made ponsble. whatever men- 
     
     sure -of mucous has attended m! 91' 
     
     fort: in the management ttnu super- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lng peperu were prepared and road 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     vision of Walt Kent. School. 
     
    
   
   
    
     anti went through the different form- 
     
     ations required with such precision. 
     
    
   
   
    
     some that. Hell was the father of 
     
     Mary. aind therefore the father-in- 
     
     law of Joseph. 
     
     ‘That would ibrlng Mary into ‘the 
     
    
   
   
    
     counted from the father and us 
     
     Joseph was legally tlie ftttlmr of. 
     
    
   
   
    
     nit-d custom gave to it. (liiikc 2'48.) 
     
     There was no uttem-pt at t-xuct» 
     
     mess in statements concerning the 
     
     rt-ltttitut of persons to tuiclt Jitter 
     
     ill] Ililile times in Palestine. 
     
    

    
     A Rottittn iCuthollt- exploitation of 
     
     rllto two "fathers" of Joseph is ntt1i~ 
     
     ed on tllo law oi Moses. which de- 
     
     creed that ii‘ ll. married mun tiicti 
     
     without leaving any children his 
     
     brntlier-sliotiltl take tlie wi-Jow_ and 
     
     her first son ‘should be countel ti n 
     
     son of thetflrst-htishnntl untl itihcri; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Royal Victoria 
     
     College 
     
     McGill University 
     
     Montreal 
     
    
   
   
    
     fotitttlt-tl nnd endowed by 
     
     the lute Rt. Hon. llurun 
     
     Striithcnna and Mount Royal. 
     
    

    
     For Women Students, resid- 
     
     ent and non-resident. prepar- 
     
     ing for degrees in the facility 
     
     of Arts (B.A.. Ii. 80.. II.H.S.. 
     
     Ii. Cont.) and in the faculty of 
     
     Music. Students are eligible 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     tisements. 
     
    
   
   
    
     11111114. Tht- ut-xt faithful performance of many hours‘ 111F961 1111B 0141861?!“ 1T0!" 13111411- 
     
    

    
     iu-pi hi the huh...  “l 11"’ 110.171“ "KMTQ- M- MM‘ drill. To the boys and their very otiil- but it is only a supposition at '" 
     
     Mtttilnfyro. m’ ‘m 1mm 35th" M31“ "Immmr" nbie instructor, Mr. Macbeod, I desire best: not supported by any evi- 
     
     mm two ‘mmrs WM" Dremmt- Th“ to express my appreciation of tlie ex- dent-c. iBut tlescetit was always 
     
    
   
   
    
     i’ this (iihh "T111111! "1111 111101111011 01’ 1111111118" lti (Yutlet- work there aro no intli- Jesus. Jesus wits throttglt htltn tin . 
     
      u... (-hii,.,..kllt  ‘f1 111141 1111‘11l111l!- A VPFY IIIIQPP-‘illlli! vltlttul prizes given, but in the ctirrl- heir to the liimne of llttvitl. The t0 buy Wlsely 
     
     mwvung ("MIMI icport of ‘the W. l. ‘Cotivtetitltiii. oulum work a number oi’ such ‘prizes legal relationship oi‘ Jesus to .101 
     
     of tht- 0111-. A r,._ 1111111 111 (1111T1()l1(‘.l(i\\'ll was rt-ttd urt» ttntiunlly awttrtleti. The ntujorlty scpli was so definite titut Moi-y lzt-r- 
     
     huh] (mlvvnmnl lily tho llt-lt-iztittws. 'l‘lit- Stihotil of these have been obtained this year, sell’ onllntl Joseph ills fttthtir, tislng 
     
     l, ,l“l“guu_u who (onttulttt-e rcportt-tl u uuw luck as in tillier years. through tho efforts [hut wortl in the sense which l-tw 
     
    
   
   
    
     welfare-should make a practice of reading the adver- 
     
     They are daily lessons in economy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Read the advertisements in order 
     
    
   
   
    
     cnmmodntion in the college is 
     
     limited. liursarlen and Loan 
     
     Funds. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Apply to TH WARDEN for 
     
     circular Ind information. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ALLISON 
     
     COLLEGE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Seulon 1923-24 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOUNT 
     
     LADIES’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Founded 1854. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lege in Canada. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1lW-E STAND FOR—-HIgh Jdeitis, Soul Cul- 
     
     illlrfi. lntellectitia-l Equipment. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIWE GIVE COURSES iN-Music. Oratory, 
     
     Household Science. Jilteratttrc. Fine Arts 
     
     and University Matriculation. Business 
     
     Courses are provided by tlie Acntietuy us- 
     
     eociated with us. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iIW-E .P0&Sl§S—An enviable reputation 0t‘ 
     
     uilmost continental scope. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOUNT ALLISON 
     
     UNIVERSITY 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOUNT ALLISON 
     
    
   
   
    
     ACADEMY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Amtuad 
     
    
   
   
    
     Senlon 1923-24 
     
    
   
   
    
     ililiicrs. (lencral, 311901111. and Matriculation 
     
    
   
   
    
     For information regarding Cottrses o1‘ Study 
     
     Degrees. Scltolursltips. Prizes. Affiliated Ile- 
     
     ltttlons, ilflxtpcnses, ctc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SEND FOR CALENDAR 
     
    
   
   
    
     [incoming Students wishing Resilcntittl Ac- 
     
     ctrmmotlatlon-wfor which MOUNT ALLISON 
     
     l8 JUSTIN PAiMOlhSAsliottltl give earliest 
     
     ‘possible notice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ihh, n ,1 1t | I ‘ Cotirst-s leading to the College of Arts. 161v 
     
     it‘ Illhllllflllllll: ‘bu: ‘I111! flllcnctl with tho rotttllttg untl ifiléfigkxtndwggi?“rvzhendlgllélifmlxgoig his property. ilt asserts ihn. il-iell QPENQ SEPTEMBER 1o 0951415 $ATURDAV. 5EPT- 24 ‘zihflh-ihhl ii(..ii.-i.he‘ ‘I10’. Manna] Trail-hm; 
     
     rt-ittllnt; of the1221;193:1303};'wg:_'tcslggtlfist “wt?” Basted ttnti freeu from the cares nntl _—"w.'_ iMnny Scholarships untl Prizes are offered. 
     
    

    
     "Hfvllniz. "rttt. '° 1i ' ’Y 1° work of school life. To the Rotary ii-rhi, i, h... large... Rwdenhn. lJ|l(l'e!' Co. mouur ALLISON 
     
    
   
   
    
     COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll0ffers Cottrses in Business, Shorthand and 
     
     Typt-writltig. Pcntnanship. etc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     comfortable Residence, Strong Staff o! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Experienced Teacher: 
     
    
   
   
    
     11A lintitcti number of positions available by 
     
     which students, either tmale or female, may 
     
     assist IIIUIIYSHVGH to pay expenses. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1O 
     
    
   
   
    
     1111211 cit-Inning. evening was provided by Miss Trustee, for the wise counueti. 111:; for Sfcholarsltlpi! in the Facul- ilOur Art Museum is a ieaturewltere we con- 00111100 l" 
     
     bittrian Dawn. kindly words of encourflzemen . an ty n Arll- » alder we stand without a peer. Free Calenti- ¢ i d, s"; on n. u,“ 
     
     m“ my“ "ppm-h which "my have stills?!‘lclnliwiludgoznrllreltlflellg? or on apvllcfli-IBH l0 ARTS- scleNcm AND THEORY a" r q 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. HAMILTON WIGLE, B. A.. D. 0., Prln. 
     
     QAOKVILLE, N. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GEORGE J. TRUEMAN. Pin, 0., Prclldent 
     
     SACKVILLE. N. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     J. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PALMER, M. .41., 1.1.. 0., Principal 
     
     aAcitvitLz, u. a.