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 FARM
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(Continued from Page Nine.)
relative cost of the milk produced ill
Winter are two factors which Sl10Uld
.point out the economy of supplement-
ing the scant and dry pastures with
green feed.
nigh to you."-Jn. 4.8.
August Zh' 1915_ hito tT1e`w.i.ters of the brook Kiilran.
AsA's coop nsieu. .°
ii. Chron. 15. : 1-io. sh
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'ing the idol erected by Maamli and
destroying lt. in all probability he
calcined the metal out of which the
image was constructed and reducing
it into powder, scattered the D0Wll0l' ll
nderiug it impossible forever to rc-i
it represented. These measures show' c
“Draw nlgh to God and Hs will draw 'll°l'0“Kll“f’“ ln A9979 "’°th°d' N°tl P
but centres for rallying for their de.
votees were destroyed. _
Verses 17-19. _ A final feature ‘gf
Asa's_- method wits that he left qw.
[gh places themselves standing. This
was a sisn of Asa's wisdom. He would
not confuse the distinctions between,
-onstirute lt, and at the .iniii-a time_lniportant and unimportant inai,terg,,
owing the powerlessness ofthe god The author of Chronicles does not
rltlcize Asa for leaving the high
laces to stand. He says that The
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covering the c-.».-'_ or the -lmtrlbutlon)
Will, When Prem:-te-‘ an me Uiflco oltlso
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The Full-Size Flag, Alonef ot
like Complete S-5 Flag and Outfit "
KATE ORDERS.-It c- “plete outfit is wanted send
Qs |110 und Te. additional. for postage in '£0 mile :one tor lla. tl’
.ozhert Muon of Province); for grmtcr dlr‘n.n<~r-i n-it your pqstmumgf
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mesa dairy farmers, many having
ready t`or use about the middle
corn such as Comptoi-'s Early
rains.
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A PIT SILO.
a trciu~li and placed forms for a ci
ral.-=i~d thc dii't \vith a tcani.
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l'ci‘il in m.iliili;: and lilliii this s'
iniz. 'l‘lic cvnioiii cost -oiily $0.
SHR.
The corn crop is widely grown by
‘low extra acres which they plan to
.feed their cows in the pasture early
in the fall. This is, however. not suf-
ficient, as the corn is not mature eno-
ugh to feed in the middle of tho Sum-
mer when pasture supplement is in its
greatest deuiuud.A mixture or two ot’
oats to one of peas seeded about three
weeks later should provide a continu-
ous supply of green feed to ii herd ol’
_twenty cows for a period ot' four or
five weeks. The first acre should bc;
0
,July and the sccond at-re should foll-
o\v in nicely about two weeks after.
Two acres of some early maturing
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. . prophetic nilnistry. Ass evidently
 not only permitted the prophets to
 'f SHEEP
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FATTENING SHEEP.
While a very large percentage of
, ., , . s one of these prophets. Azariah,
 the son of oded’ who at an opportune
Verse. 1. The ilrst helpful condi-
tion under which Asa's reign unfolded
its beneficence was the cultivation of
the spirit of prophecy. There always
were prophets and "schools of pro-
phets" in_ Israel. But they were not
always held in esteem. On the- con-
trary frequently they were persecuted
and hindered from carrying out their
speak the will of God but encouraged
them and heeded their words. lt
wa
moment stirred the young king’s mind
and started the movement toward
reform. It was a blessing for Asa
to have a prophet in his rei th t
only were corrupt practices abolished heart of,Asa was perilect all his days,"
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Mount Alliso
/lLLisoN is .ius'i'LY FAMO YN should
Science and .
Theology
Aniiual Sess`ioiiml9Vl'5-T(Opens Saturday, September l8_
For inibareirldiiighuigaglmlismgourscs of Sindh Dlllrees.
Sell.-li.-sliips,  égI&=ll3'lALENDAR
liicnming Students wishng licsiilvntial Accommodation-for which MOUNT
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1;_lleiY_erSity
give earliest possible notice.
 I- Aff-~ Address nav. is. c. iaoiimzn, n.i>., rmiii.-ii
SACKVILLE, N. B.
or
llukcfs improved Sweet should pro-
vide an iibuiidauco of green feed to
follow the g rain mixtures and carry
the same nuinbor of cows until the
regiilar corn crop or root crop is sui-
~ieiitly mature to feed or until the
astures are refreshed by the fall
(`orn sllage is also a good Summer
iced. Every tarnicr should grow an
1 Y abiiudiince of corn and hiiv a lage silo.
I or better still two.- lilaritimo Far-
ll mer.
We have a pit silo and small barn in
connection with it. We first marked off
at ifirclc 1-l tt. in diaiiictei' and then dug
irb
live iiiviies iliick and three icci. high
urolinil tlic cirvlc, rciiit`ni‘i‘ctl with hog
wire fencing. \\'licn thc concrete was
\\'cll sci. \vc began to dig the ground
out inside the curb. \Vc dug down
iivc foot thcii plastered down and so
many years ago (`oiisiinicr~a arc more n
11 deslmilile iirticle of dict, :ind llicre- iiovah is with ' l , ~
sheep and,lumbs that are ninrkcted gn a
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l‘“St“"" Wm* ”° Special p"°p“r““°" king was willing to heed the prophetic
in the way of fattening, niniiy proi:res~ word The combhmuon of prophet
“ive “ml thorough Bh"°D"'“iS°rB fat' and godly official is always fruitful of
ten their stock as they do their beef gomh The prophet preaching right
cattle and hogs, in order to secure the eousness against the Wm of B ruler
mst P"lC“S for their Pm‘l“"t‘ A nn' is doing his duty but his word is like-
isheil article is always in tlcnir-nd Hi I to b nl `| of
_ ' y e 0 y tie v cc of protest
ii valuation in advance oi' that sold in against evih The king groping if
lesser vvrulitlvli- imply he might know im- divine win.
A linlshed mutton shocp. like the hm without Q, Clem. --word of God" to
finished bacon hog. is not thc heavy gum., him wi" probably ,main mea,
ov:-r lat animal flint was looked for gre results. The two together can-
. - ~ i - ~ f ot but succeed.
delicate in their taste and discriniinat- V0,-BGB g.7_ The message of Amr.
ing in their choice than iii the past, iah was two f0|.|_ pi,-st' gl assured
ami tlici'et`ore want their niuttoii and the people of Judah and Benjamin that
liiuib lmiu. toiiiicr and juii-_\'. \\’liile Jehovah was nlways ready to do his
this is true, a thin, lean cui'-~:iss is not part of the covenant with them. “Je-
you wh lc yt are with
fore should he sent nit' the furiii unless him; and if ye sock him he will be
to he led iii some other uiiiii`s feed t'ound of you." When men awake to
loi iiiitii really for the purpose for the fact that they have sinned against
\\-iiivh mutton shccp are uri-wii. God their first feeling is that ol’ for- J M.  M_ A” LL D"  1: 
Owing to limited siipplivs ol' sheep sakcnncss. They know they deserve ' '
on l0'thc bottom, putting' on (wo coal:-\
ot' ifcniciit about tlireo-r|uiirioi‘s ol an
ini-li thick, ln this wily we dlilu`t
tim-,ii any platform. We went only
i.\‘ t`ect deep. but can go dccp when
uct-ilcil as we did not plzislci' the hot
lloiii. lil taking ilic -iirl, out we used
ii ilc1‘rii'k with rnpo :ind pullcys and
Thr' burn was built pztrtly over the
silo to ci'oiioiiii7.i- in huildiiil: niutcrial
ii hosirles l'ui'uisliiiig ii root for the
P A T R U O T I C C A N A D A liilzfit i1ial.i‘sii.grioii place to store dry
. '. i: filo
wi- ivcrc only out about $25 iii riisli.
‘ fit' i'oiii':»'i>. we tigiircri nothing for our
work :iiiil wc c.\'<~liaiigi‘il work iii iill
\\`c put corn retzilks witlioill any corn
thcm in the silo. cuttiiig them into
one-lialt inch lcngtlis. This ilagi: kcpt
line, only si little on top atiirl around
the sides spoiling. The cattle would
l1ui'i|ly touch tho saniv kind ut' fodder
put up dry. George B, Shields, Kun
ln c\'<~i'_v prnvlnvc oi' the lloniinion
ovcii the leaii. skinny specimens will
sell, :iltlloiigli of course at a lu\vcr
privc pf-r pound than tliosc which kill
out plump carcasses. li lireil from
_ low-sci well-lircd :iiock and well fed
and cared i`or iiiitll the Autuinii both
lambs and iildcr sliecp ure ususllly zt-
bout as ini as lilo niurlini doiiiauils_
thi :ici-oiiiii ot' the natural tr\iii|c|'iioss
of the lamlis :ill the llcsli tlicv <-urrv
cvnr, ilic iiifirkct is ovcrstiiclivil und
it is desired to hold over until thc
price has iniproved. the slocli nliiiulil
be put mi :i iattciiiiii; dict until illi-
. islicd. 'l`l|<\ niairliet is ii.-*.‘uiill_\' very h|h:;l(..;~l|l'.lh0..wj1re tg “Uhr-)b(;aIn` Tldi
gonil frmn tim uiiddlc ot' l"clii'iiurv nu- 1 "H On' gm" nm ‘cr 0 ' Sd' "U
ward. and thc stock siiiiiilil he rcaily
to top the market by tho time one
trhonscsa to cell, `
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gum
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 Halifax
Eiliir.
Notwvitlistzimliiig the fact that WAR is the first
.houglit of the people ot' this Country today, yet the
question of production is at the slime time to be con-
sidered in coiiiicctioii with WAR.
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lhc '/\ui'ir:iilturzil :intl Live. iwiock people are bi-‘ing
urged to uiakc this ri year of pxoiluctioii, and in this
connection the l\/lzinuiactiirers also play an important
part.
In order to know what is being produced in the
Maritime |’roviiices, the Exhibition Associations are
continuing- their work,-in order that the Agricultural
and Industrial people may show what is being done.
At the Pi'oviricial F..\'hibii,ioi1 :it Halifax is the
greatest and bt-‘st oppoiiuiiily to make this display of
production, and we are looking to sce this one of the
best ever put on at this Fair.
The ainusementcnd will not be neglected, and
consequently combining the two, we promise our
patrons the best hair yet held on our Grounds.
Exhibitors must make their cntiies before Aug-
ust 21st. and anyone not receiving Prize List can ob-
gigillif same by writing the Secretary, M. McF. Hall,
ax.
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HORSE DENTIST.
llorso dentistry in all its briuiclies
vxvciitcii iii the moat skilful and
humane manner. All orders promptly
attended to and siit.isfaci,loii guaran-
tcctl. Best of (lily references.
STABLE8 202 Klint St..
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Eastern S. S. Lines
international Line
Stesmsiilps Calvin Austin. Gov. Ding-
Iey and Governor (Ichir-
is _h,h._\, and “hh |.hWm.,,,]_ ff' hn“,_ aliennlioii t`roiii God. And how dread-
_ _ _ _ only un index of the rampant heathen-
"_€f}h(§'_rqH'_;`":f'l:X;:pm“'l`:) “l:[;"'if;"}t9nl(f:i" isni tliroiiglmut the realm, “liigh
-} .I|'|' ‘.,. . ..,,..'1 , _, _. '_ .' _’ _' places," supcrscdcd by the ieniplc nt
_ 519'( 'M 'uf M’ .0 A ‘,‘"]"'-‘ U' P55' .iei‘iisalt‘ni. :intl tlierctorc illegal, were
tuic. /\n old grains ticlfl is \'ci‘_\' iisnliil r,,_(,5|ahHsh(,d 0vm.vwhm.0_ oh hmm.
hy vin; of it rluiiige, but nil additional of mesh --high pla(.,.s-- Jchovah was
- ,l’l",'.."f. "‘.(‘."'-’»'"‘ih ~"m"-'-"" l"*"f""° 0" iiomiuzillv worslilppcil, but r:ilii'e`r`:`ii~i"n'
"7"" 0" 1’ """"”"”U°" "f ‘h"'“"' Wi" local tin-in as the universal God. t)ii
:’"pl’l;" “n "x""H‘_“'l "ln Of f°°""’~ A others. the cult iii' Raul and ./\siai'ic,
fccfl in the iuniiiiii ol
_ ` 75 _“ills “Wi l"`“" imported from iflioeiiicizi, was opeiily
is not lost nu fzittciiiiig laiuhs- it hmuii.-p.|_ ()|,..HSk,;' i_¢.__ Mom. pri.
will iiicri~:isi~ the guliis and i'ediu-c the 1."-S “N1 w00(]..n posggv ¢,~u.]¢-,|_\- .-3,-ved
risks of illness from an ever siicciilclii. pnrlizips. were set up, and matic thc
dict. ’l`l1" ==-all »S\llli>l\' Sllfllllfl lll‘V0I‘ bf' cciitrc ot’ obscene and un icak ble or-
. - I , . _ , sl . it
h‘llo;vcill to hun oilit :tt this SCHSUII. DHI" tries. The natural rnpiigiu-iii(-o oi' men
ll' RF ’ . '
ll .\ W lf‘l1 ll" \\'llll0 l`l"0SlS HD- to these vile practices was overcome
Df‘Rl`~ All 0V<‘l`»l<‘<‘ll hi Salt lH ilitllllcr- by thc alleged approval oi' the god
ous on i-i slit-cu out riot.. Rather than ivorshi cd tliroii h them. Those
give salt..irreuu-lni1ly~in--l-lie'1\iitumm‘lt‘ linimirigirliiicEi§"'ir>i.:§llEi‘ with the itlolf" YW" Y Y Y 'ma' Tnhhtnu AH’ H.
is sziivr lo` witliolrl it altogetlicr at :itry t'i'oui which they sprung, was as
this -wi-soil. iiidr-,cd many are adopt- old as the days of lieiioboani ti. Kings
iiigiliv laticr plan. No drinking waiter 14:21-234), and Asn , no doiiht, had
is iieeflml hy slim-p pai~:tiiring on rzipr bccii accustoiiicil to see them from his
or iii<'¢~i~ii1‘. Autiiiiiii is tho iiutiirzil sca- ihilflliood. his pure soul revoltlng
'ann t`or all animals to flesh up, and against lhein. it was good to hear the
rwcrv :»ul\'ziilt:i;:c sliould ho taken to prnplict now call [or a new c0iisei'm-
aid tim pi'o--i»s.<. With the advr~iit_ or tion to Jclinvuh.
t`rosl_\' iiiizlils care iiiii/at he takmi not VCT-Wil 545- Till* Tll'0il|ll‘l'H W0l'l”|ll
only to in-i.i iii- w<~i;:iit ma-io, but io lirfuiiiiit on H crisis- They Ci'.vst=1li1cil
<'nutiiiur~ the iiii'i‘v:1sc as rapidly as lllfl llllllll-Zll¥S Of ASPH but llll‘y lllS0
p..Ss||,|.._ f|~i,.._ ,,h.,,.¢||,-._,. 8,-(. 1...,-.,,R,..1 uuickciied the national const-ioiice. FACUL-ry op AR1-SAND5C|EN¢E_
unless flesh is li:-ing deposited 0...-|| What the king mlglit have wished to
.ni-i .-vi-r_v -my lim fo.-<1 in-it is o-ion ‘lo lwfvfc the ivroiilict siwkc would .
is lost to thc o\vnei°. To guard against lwolllilbll’ ‘Eve E000 l'l€;‘SlSl€(;i hyk this;
any chock, it is well to furnish a P009 0~~ DW 0 00" U" 0' fl 0
moriiiiig feed as well as clover. The “'“h°“t ‘my fe" 0" °pp°sm°“' Arte" MacKENZlE- BURSARY, $200, com-
iamhs .viii r,-.iish it and imgm to all, unless popular sentiment supports
qi.,-iv.. .m..w_ it is th.. practice of many thte rulers ln] iliafir efforts t¢;nli;trodiice
V .~m,f;.,,,,. f..(.,|,.r,._ an , rc ornis, suci re orms rema nopcrii-
 rsvrlsuinv we down tho niortzillty toXli€’\ii!ilniiii(liiii?LtI<)i NVQ' with me ““'"k‘mh‘g M the na'
   =-an-wen n.-ive-.ns hrhu: hh .hh "och to 8 gmss plot in tional sense oi' duty to Jehovah, Asn
" ' `~ the m.,.nh,g, and haW,_ R feed of hay was cinboldciicrl to proceed with “his
,-may whim they m.|.hm_ or in R new chcrlsheil idea of reform. An‘.l tir.~=t
"fmt, _Yam .0 hh lnrmd into the mst ol all camo tho proliihiliou of ine vile
- , practices in the high places and the
thlng iii tho iiinrniiii.. it is not a had
hm,..h,,, to nmvmo H Nm of umm in bliinishment tif the leaders ‘ in them
the cvciiiiu.: :ind thc liay or both iii the t(|\;g°(`Iv(;I:_:ig((J_?_’nmI‘]§;:3_iSa12§)‘2_' (‘i§Q_l\(l"';
nioriiiiig _iicioro turiiiiig out for the ms; _,,0nf|,0'"'.(_dDt|m hhm. Mahmh H". FACULTY OF LAW.
-lay. l,:iiiYilii.<,-~:i.i~fv\..| tnr_lii' this way will Qnemi_M0"w'r' would noi madhy’ hm'
            °" 
fnmmml ml H mn~mm_aHv0|y Small not but think that Asa must have ex- FACULTV OF DENTISTRY
arm of ,and Huw" Q0 um proper ro liiiusted all means of gentle peisuas- -
_' . _ _ _ . ' ‘R Ds' lon wiilioiit avail. it was ite-wessary
`I` B' "`l"""'°" B""'A' to resort to thc exirf-me nicnsuri- of
t __ W.. . depcsiiii: her from her poesiissiiiiil as ,,;S°”i°"f°r Medica' ""d "°"'°l Fa°“m°""”`
8.00 n.m. 8.30 min.. ‘
s.m. 10.00 s.m. '~
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coAsrwisif.¢- t¢....s¢.i..i..- iw.--.Wed.. 1 Halifax, N. S.
and Fridaé nl ti n.ni. 'nr Lubcc, llisstport Port- -
l1ni:l and ostcn Return lelveCcntialWhsrf- ~
no mercy and are loath to believe that
God will extend inorcy to them. lt
is ii. part of the true prophet ol' God
to assure all nieii that God is already
ready to conic to those wiio long for
him. But the second pnrt of the pro-
phct's message to Asa was a reminder
of thc sins ofthe people. "Now for
a long season israel was without the
true God." The evil conditions so
pzttcnt to Asn were tlic result of thc
t`ul these evil conditions wcre, Aan
already knew. ilisloyalty to Jeliovali
haul giiiiicd a i`ootliold even in the
royal liouscliolil. The Quceii mother.
orci'tc<l an altar and an idol ot' As-
titrtc t":iii _nhoniiiiahle iniiuic for uu
.-\slieriili"i in licr palace. ' This was
Quneii Mother. ilitving done zhis, uitirs-,rpicmber 27th. For qiiendms- -nd in-
T|"l° Tllbll- RUGBY Pl'-*Ulf F°l'f¥- Asa proceeded to give ti spectxirriilar ii- f°""‘“‘(‘.‘" “l’l'lYl0lh¢ SCCHHHYY Of the l'aCultv
3- 3- Hl||lb0|‘°- liistriitioii ol his earnestncss hy selz- "q“°°"'"‘
Leave (‘.h'tnwn Leave Rocky Point L_- -|-_.1-,-_-__ V;
7.20 s m
HALIFAX Nova Scotia.
Mount Allison
6_2-id Yi-fl`\i*iil£'GlilS
Ladies’ College
*SEPTEMBER 6
it is the largest Rcsidcntai Ladies' Uol-
‘ Iegcin Canada. _ . .
lt is ina healthful town: it NIS 8DfCl3ll5l9
for teachers. _ _
lg nge.; |_|¢emry (.ours»s. Music Courses
(lratory (‘o--rses. iiousehpld Science
Courses. and Courses in Fine Arts.
_MOUNT Atus
its standards are the highest; its |tuden's
' are its best sdyeriisement.
it gives -Scholarships to worthy students.
its airln is true Education. not surface
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ll UFC.
its Sopularity is undoublqd; its attend-
ance is steadily increasing.
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ON ACADEMY
- ‘ f l, rl _ ' l' d ‘iiatr c -lation Courses leading_io the Colegcs oi Arts
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Mt. Allison Commercial Lollege
      
i’l'ilill<I.\'(‘lCD 'l`EA(`l-IERS
FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 6
()y\Ll‘i.‘.D.-\R SENT' UN REQUEST
(Foiiiidui by thc inte George Di
First Vciir \\'ork.
NIS. BEIIIBE IIICKSUN. Fiellleni.
s'r. MARGARETS coi.i.EGE
'roiionivo
A riEsioEN1'iAi.Ai\io nav sci-iooi. Fon oin|.s
cksnii. M./\., l~'ori1ier Prlnclpni of
Vppi-r Cniindii College, und Mrs. ilicksou.)
ACAI;}.;M1Q C0i‘l{Si~2_ from Preparatory to University Matriculation and
Music ART iioniiisric Scif-:Nci-:, rnvsicni. 1-:i_>uc.-\'ri0N-
i 'Cricke`t_ Tennis., Basket Brill, Hockey, Swimming Bath.
School Reopens S¢:Pf°mb0l' 14th. 1915
Write for rospectul.
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All Urldes io Graduation M
grcuiion, `Sieuolrspi\y A
Arlfssd Gills Bs
° Autumn Tomi ovens
 
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TIIB COLLEGE Q THUCONSSIIVATORY OF MUSIC
Punnhon ‘df hnivmltics I diodes in all liriiiiclies io Gu-liniiun
Modern hnluale, Domestic Science Tciic\t~i"s Ccrlilicslc "‘
Liceniiale oi Music from Dalhousie
clit-lor oi Music from Dalhousie
l5ll\ St-pi. |915
Tar lfllendsrs und lniormsiioii apply to REV. ROBERT LAING, lfnliliix,
i 1_iq
L,
alhousieiniveisily
7
In beitutlful new buildings at Stu-
iloy, (Tourscs leading to degrees in
Arts, Science, Music, Pharmacy.
Two year course in Engineering.
peted for at Matriculation examina-
tions in September. Twelve $50.00
SCHOLARSHIPS
to nominees of lligh Schools. Nom-
ination ovcry second year to Rhodes
Scholarship, .£300 annually for
ilirco years; and in alternate years
to 1851 Exhibition Science Research
Scholarship, .£150 annually for two
or three yours.
Three year course.
Five your course. '
ACADIA UNIVERSITY
WOLFVILLE, Novl Scotia,
Departments '
Arts and Sciences. Applied
Science. Theology.
D°grees.
B. A., B.Sc.. B.Th., M..A and cer-
tificates in Engineering admit-
ting to third year in best techni-
cal schools. First year in Medl-
cine. Law, and Theology given
as electives in Arts course. <
Equipment.
Largest undergraduate faculty
in Maritime Provinces. These
iiew and splendidly equipped
Science Buildings. `
Expenses
Expenses light, and over S1000
given in prizes and Scholarships
yearly.
Send for calendar to
GEORGE B. CUTTEN. D.D.- Ph.D--
President.
Next term begins Oct. 6th, 1915
-Four year course.
ns Saptemhcr llth. and lor Arts and Law Fac-
l`-l_u-|__i_* .
Furness
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
' STEAMER -
ulyzlst Appeninr .Aukust 13th
August`l3ih Cntr-rine Au|iu|t_Jist
Plum LlVlCRl’00L From IIALIFAX
STEAMER
During; August lzlh
Augiin l7th ` Tabasco September (th
Furn¢ss,Wlthy & Co.Ltd.
ROYAL VICTORIA I
COLLEGE
MONTREAL
THE RESIDENTIAL COL-
LEGE FOR WOMEN
STUDENTS OF MGGILL
UNIVERSITY.
Studeiils (hotli 'resident and
day) prepared for degrees in
ACADIA LADIES’ SEMINARY
WOLFVILLE. - Nova Bootle
A High Grade Residential School
The Aim.-To' Prepare Girls and
ruling Women for Complete Liv-
ng.
The Course.--Twelve, including
College Preparatory.. Music,Arts.
Oratory Household Science, Busi-
ness.
The Faculty.-Twenty-five Teach-
ers of Fino Personality and Spe-
cial trslning for the work.
The Equipment..-First Claes ln ev-
ery respect.
The Location.-Evangeline Land..
The Expenlll.-Very Moderate. ‘
From $185 up, according to
course selected.
information.-Write for illustrated
Book to
Rev. H. T. Ds WOLFE. D. D.,
Principal.
Next term begins Sept. Bib, 101|. .
Arts. Pure Science and Music.
Scholarships are awarded an-
nually. For prospectus and in-
formation apply to the Warden.
Boa on, Mon.. Wed.. and Fri.. st 'O s.m. for Poif. 1 -_-I 1-I
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Hai. iii 7p. nf.airs-i:in.J'iTi'vc'£‘i;:ilirnirwlillvf.
BTEAMBHIPB MASSACHUSETTS
A
Leave North side of lmliii Wiinri.Bnsto||. every
igillhlijhstforf. Luber. and St. lohn. F l “`°" f .'
"°°'°"-.%‘ti~.T.iiietur.‘r~tiwt°°°~'“~ ` PLANT NE A N D R EW’S
N” °U""E“ ""*" ciiAni.o1"rs1'own 'ro soeron.
and Young Men with s beautiful
' S A | N T location. Ten experienced teachers,
Mill ll Very successful rfcord of ov-
er B0 years.
ACADIA COLLEGIATII AND
__1.-University Mstrleulstion, 'in '
BUSINESS ACADEMY
WOLFVLLE, . - Nova Scotts.
Mth YEAR
A Residential School for Boyl
Four Diploma Courses Offered
Arts, Science, Engineering, Medi-
cine, etc.
riotic i?und. Price 10c'
each. Proceeds to be
given to 'I` he Island Pat-
riotic Fund.
Clisrlolteiowii Guardian
127|-C-8-KIM.,
3i'.‘L°.'.i'..'Z.l'-‘..' 7"” N" "°"‘ "' "'”" 5"” ‘°" commencing Fiumiv -it noon soo.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE 'UST 8th. the S. S. HALTFAX will
QTEAMBHIPB NORTHLAND AND leave CHARLOTTEFOWN for B08-
Non'rH srsn "i'oN vis uswiieaimry and ii-iilin,
' . . d Frid 2 ii thereafter.
  ‘mpgo¢;:4ryg0gT;yN`E\?::\Y 'rg EQDAY
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' A I rin-ni-g. 1'r.a°#.A of .iam-. JAG. GAMIAGH R- Aww- I
COLLEGE
TDIOITO . guy,
iliuunlicrnii. and Da Behooi im-
A “°Y*'~ Ulmer and Loire: Schools.
‘ "WH Prepared for lstricnlstion
'£20 ding Unlvsr-ities. for entrance into
B , nuuiiimy coiiq., me 1...
un nssa Lslsndnrnggggsppllirtion.
Autumn Term comm QQ; guns ~.
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. . . . _ .. o., Next? 5| ' 5,
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2.-The General Course.
3.-Msnusl Training (wood and
iron.) ~
4.-Business Courses.
NWHSBIPY Expenses 8100.00 in-
cluding Board and Tuition. For h
-slender and other information.
Write to Principal
W. L. ARCHIBALD, Ph D.. "