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Dye Soap I"/11/ms", 'l`ry one p;iek;i_s;c. (Lo to
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land, 0., and Mrs. P.‘J. Foley and
four children =arrived on Thursday
L. Glelson ot Boston have also ur-
rlved and unothcr son, .Mi-_ \v, J,
0`Donncll,atturney, of New York and
wlto, :irc ex-pected to arrive tonight.
no`vi.E-RAY wlznniue.-Miss
Cambridge were united in uiurriiige
. Sunday June 29, 1919 nt the' church
of St. Ardoiiby the pastor Rev. John
Urongh. The bride wore u blue trav-
elling suit. She was attended by,Frun-
ces ll. Hunnlng ot Norwood an inti-
inutc friend. The best mun was L.cm~
ucl lt. Doyle brother of the bride. Af-
tcr u wedding supper Mr, uud_ Mrs.
Ruy inotored to Ntw York. Mr. and
Mrs. Ruy will be ut home to friends
nftcr (lctobor 1, 1919 ut 45 Batavia St.,
Back Buy. Mrs. »li:iy's iiiotlicr is Mrs.
Junics Doyle of ljleusiint Grove, l'. E.
I. ` -
ANOTHER HERO WELCOMED._.
On Juno 26th it iiuniber of friends
guthcred togctlier ut the Spring Val-
ley llull to welcome one ot their her-
oes Spr. .\luynurd llryenton.Bu<'k from
the liuttlcllclds of l~`r:inco :ind l<‘lund-
ers. Music und gumes were in order
utter which u daiiniy rcpust wus serv-
ed and un address wus rcud whllo a
gold plcco was presented by one oi’
the proininrnt Indies. Spr. llryenton
in ‘rl few words i~xpi'esueil his niziny
thunks for their greut kindness und
was proud to he buck aiiiioiig his
friends ugulii, After mort- iiiiisii; und
gaincs ull wcnt to tiicir hoiiics s:iti:~:~
llcil for huving spent' at pleusuiit cv-
:-n‘.m;. it is to he noticed that Spr.
lli'_vcnloii went ovci°sc:is with the
ltlfllli lluilzilion und served two yeurs
in i<`ruiicc.
REV~ MFI. RAMSAY FOR MONC-
TON.----'l`lio i\lom~toii ’l`i'aiiisci-ipt suys:
Rev. J. A. lliiiiisuy, of New tllsisgow,
NS., will succeed Rev. 'l‘. Porter
Ilruiiiiii us minister of St. John’s Pres-
ll.\'lf‘l'i=1ii cliiircli in this oily. Soiiio
liint- ul`ti»i‘ the pulpit of St. Jolin`s
cliurcli iw(-.uiiie vucuiit in i-onsei|lli=iii~.i-
of thc :iccoptiincc hy Rev. Mr. llrumm
of it cull to u Ncwu-rk, N.J., churcli.
thc coiigiegutiiin of the -Moncton
cliurch extended at iiiianiinous cull to
Rev. J. A. ltunisuy, pzistor oi' SL An-
drcw's church, New Glasgow. 'l`.hls
cull wus considered hy tho l’ros-hylory
of l’ii-lou on thc first of .lilly uiiil Mr.
ll.uiiisoy`;; i'oii;:i'r‘i;:ition liiriii\.il'out in
iurgc niiiiiliiws to protest aigziiiist his
rcuiovul from Noir (Jlusgow. :\1r.
liuiiiscy' uskcd for lon duys to coiisiii-
or tho niu'ti‘i :in-I the Piitou l’rcshy-
tory mot uflniii yrsioriluy when tin'
ili‘vereii<i ;5f‘nil':ni:\i\ ur~ci-pt<~ii tho cull
to the Moiiuton eliiirrli. Ili-v. Mr.
lluniscy, who is ai iiutivo oi' l’. ld. l.,
lius boeii iniiiistcr of St. Aii<ircw`s
c.liui'i~li in New Ulzisgow for iiourly
twelve years, und his lubors in the
Novu'Scoiiu town have been very suc-
cessful. Thut lic is very niinrh liked
`by the cmigrogsition of St. Aiidri-\v's
wus c\'iilt-iii-vii by tho strong und unit-
cd effort to rctiiin him us their min-
ister.
NEW PRESIDENT OF CONFER-
ENCE.-()l’ the ltev. ll. ld. 'l‘liomu.s,
the new l’rcsidcnt ot the lylctliiiiilst
Loiifereiico, thc Wa.-slcy‘uii suys:-
iii-v. llvrbert E. 'l`|iomus, pustor of
llio ilivlhoilist cliurch ut Suckvillo, N.
ll., is the new president of the N. ll.
sind 1’.E.l. (‘onfci°cnt‘e. llc was -borii
in Sl. .lolni forty~iivc yours ugo, und
was ciliicuieil iii the city schools und
ut Mt. Allison. llc vvus rcccive<l on
probation for the ministry in 1896 and
oriluiiied in l9(l0. lie luis been stu-
tionerl at Stanley, Sunny llruc, Lind-
suy, (‘utiipllellton, Moncton (Wesley
!\’lcinoriul), Cliurlnitctown, St. John
ttiurlctoni, and is now in his fourth
your ut Suckvillc. Mr. Thomas offered
for iuilltury service and wus appoint-
1-il ulnipluln, with the rank ol' cuptuln,
und went ovcrseuu in 1915, but on uc-
couiit of inipuired health wus obliged
to return in ii yeur`s tinic. The new
president has hud considcrublo ex-
pr\i'lr~i|i-.:- ln oiliciul (louforciicc work as
iissistaiiii. :uid joiirnul secrctury, finan-
cini secretary und cliuirninii ot District
:ind liiciiilwi’ of scvorul (loiicrul Coli-
foi'oii<'i~s. so tliiit lin oumc to the dil-
tivi; of his oiliec with such good trrtln-
ing us to mukc him u very cillcienl.
prcieiiiiiig oiiii~r:r, Mr. 'l`hoiiiu.s is :i
.-ipoiiltci' of iiiorclthun usiiul force und
oioiliicilro. llc lius lultonai ltocii inter-
est in ti‘uiporuin'.e und niorul reforiii
questions :intl has the courugc of his
convictions. llc not only lius nn clo-
quont tongue hilt. ulso wields a. fucllo
‘pen und lius coni.i'il»uto<i sprightly und
sible short urtielos to pzipers and mug-
azincs. We extend to Mr. 'l'homus
our liczirty comzrutiilutioiis :ind host
wishes for ai very prosperous- Confer-
ence year.
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FACE l]lSilGUREl]
WITH PllViPlES `
ltchednndBurncd.Scarce-
I_y Slept. Cuticura Heals.
"Plmples affected my face They _
were large and always festered, and '
they were scattered all over
,gdl my face. They utter-wud:
E, turned into scales and
‘  when they fell oil' they
._ , left big mulis until my
 me was dissgufed. 'riiey
`“ ' itched and burned so that
I scarcely slept nt all.
“l had been fboihlered for nearly
two months _be ore started using
Cutlcura. and after I had used three
goxfs oi C§tlcunIOlntmem wltlh the
ut cure onp was com eioly
2°-ra.-'.'. ‘scsi s.i~‘~-
t. e, Q., une . . 1
Use Cuilcurn Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
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9°'-°§N“""‘JU\l\'.{Ei-Klr. Peter.
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Ywvwted fsrrpoi' ot ‘Avondale and
Mrs. 0’Douuel »will observe their titt-
ltllll Wétldlngflhillversary on Monday,
Mr .and Mrs. Theo. O’l)onnell and
two children have arrived from Cleve-
ulsht from Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. w.
.\nnlc Doyle of Dwight Street, Brook-
line, Mass., and Mr. Joseph S. Ray oi’
at North Wiltshire on Friday night,
uddressod by the cundidstcs of both
pn-rtics Mcssrsré.. I.. Jenkins, Chester
Mchure, Mess Hughes and LsPago
tion of thc voters of the district pros-
ent. Tho meeting was strongly in
favor of the Liberal-Conservative cap-
( ’ . _ _
and dealt with l.hc.pnlltlczil issues of
li the day in a sound .business like man-
ner, placing before the meetingjpiain .
fucts nnrl figures which could not but
make an impression on the electors.lv_lr.
Mchure, as at all the meetings so fur,
has shown the financial condition oi
t
opposition candidates have not .been .
able tn refute his statements accord-
bringlng in each night some new men
In rin endeavour to break d0wl|` those
clear cut figure; ,
V-The members ol the Orau c Order
attended Divine. Service lin Zion
‘Church Sunday mornllll where an
eloquent discourse appropriate to the
occasion was preached by tne pastor,
Rev. Geo. C. Taylor. The parade
which was headed by the I-‘ourili
Regiment Bu'.il`wzis one ol the best
yet held by the order. The tliuinge.
men at Kingston also obiiervcil Sun-
day in :1 speifal niaiiric-r oy lioldlng
u paruiie und siewic-2, Rev. Mr. 'l`a\YlH|‘
preaching there also.
SOLDIERS ENTERTNINED. -The
patients ofthe Rena. McLean llospital`
were pleasantly entertained on Satur-
day by the Knights of Columbus Amiy
liuts. The League ot the Cross Band
supplied a fine programme ol Musical
numbers. Delicious refreshments
were served during the course of the
evening including strawberries and ice
Cream. 'I‘li6 me rs of SL Dunstnrfs
Choral Club ?a’il:“llie time pass very
pleasantly w ni songs and choruses.
'Elie affair concluded `wltli an enjoy-
able period of dancing. ,
..*WEDDING BELL8.-A very
bleiiszint event took hlzice Sziturdu-y cv-.
i-iilng. July 5th at tho Mansc, Soiiris,
when Eliza Thclmu Mclteun of llnloii
ltoud -was united in the holy bonds ot’
iniitrliiioiiy to Byron Leon Pursoiis,
formerly oi' Gloucester, but now ro-
sidliig in Souris. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr. Mt-liuy.
pastor of the Prcsbytcrlaii Church,
Souris. Tllo lirldc looked exccc(iiii|;ly
handsome, being dressed in u diirk
brown suit. The happy couplo will
make their l'uturc homo ln Souris
West. Their many friends wlsli' them
a long and happy wcddcd life.
' A soclAi_ EVENT.-A very pious-
itnt evening wus Spent ut thc lionio
ot’ Mi'. und Mrs. Melvin Jay, (‘lierry
liill on 'l‘liiirsduy, July il, when ai few
llrleiids und rclutivcs oi` Mi'. mid Mrs.
Jtiy were pi'i-sciil, ,also Mr. F. J.
Smith, Mr. l.. V. Juy, Mr. E. IG, Juy.
three rctilrueti sol<lii~rs, thc luttor ho-
ing ovcrsous llircc- yours. lee creum
und coke, irliicli were it credit to Mrs.
Juy, wr‘r‘c si»rvcil in excellent ni:ui-
iior. After tlio plousuni evening wus
spent the frionils showing gri-:it
tlizinks und uppi‘ccintl<>n to Mr. und
Mrs, Juy. hoping to spend uiiotlicr
such evening iii the ncar fulurc,ilc-
purtcd for their respective homes. -
(‘oin.
A politicul mccting`wus licld :ii
Montaigne ou l~`riduy night und wus
largely attended.
Mr. Leith Poole presided.
The government. spcukcrs were
lion. Murdock i\'lt:Kiniion, Mr. M, (I
li’[cGo\v:|u und lion. J. A. Mullonulil.
'while tho opposition wus rcpicsviit-
eil hy Mr. llriicc Butler, Mi'. ll. Nel-
son, Mr. S. S. llessiuii und Mr. J.
W. Gotlfroy.
'iii uitcniivc hearing wus givgii to
the various spvxtlicrs hull’ un hour
bciiil.; ullowcd to eaicli ot' the rnnrli-
riuti-s und tcn miniiics to the other
speakers but Mr. licssiun occiipicfl
an hour. no oiic tuking any except-
ion ns ho wus most cnlcrtuiniiig in
his rcniurks,
The government cunditlatcs ure us-
sured oi' increased support ut this
poll and cvcrytliiug throughout the
district points to un increased mu-
.iority for both the govcrnincnt candi-
dutcs.
The unuiinl meeting of tho 1". E. l.
Agricultiirul Mutuul l<‘iro lnsurunc-o
wus held in the oilioc of thc iiiuiiugei',
Alex (lain-pbcll, Siiiiiiiicrside, on Tucs-
day, July 8, ut 2 u.m. The linuneiail
stutciiimit showed prciiiiuins collect-
ed l'or tho yczti' . . . .
. . . .. . .$14,316.78
interest eollcctcil for your. .li 4,420.45
Total receipts . . . . . . . .
..$l8,737.23
l~1xpomliliiro-
Agi-rits for llio your . . . . .
..$2,44Ii.00
ldxpi-iiscs for tho your  1,ti07.7ti
Losses for the your . . . . . . .
.. 5,191.22
, $9,244.98
I’rotits [or thc your. . . . .. . . .$9,492.25
l’olii:ios tzikcn und rciiewcd
during the your .. . . . . . . . . .
. .2048
Assets of (fo. Julie Ili), 1918. .$71,199.43
Profits for thc your cutting
Juno 110, 1919 . . . . . .
 9,492.25
Totals ussots of coinpuny $80,691.68
The funrl-s are invested in inortgug-
cs, Dominion und Provincial BOMB.
ut u good rate of interest.
KING'S DAUGHTERS. Tho St. John
Giulio of July lltli suyis. '1`lio ninth
i|‘lf~.nnlul convention of tho -internat-
ionul ()r<lr:r of the l{lng`s l)auRlll0"H
und Solis. Ilrrmlnlon llrzincli was open-
ed this afternoon ln the l(liig's Dnugli-
'tcr's (lulld, Prince Wllllum street. with ‘
the president of the iloiniuion brunch.
Miss A. M. llrown, Toronto, in tho
oliuir. Miss E. l.. Tlioriic. Fredericton,
(liinndlnii niombr-r of the Central (loun-
cil. presided nt the proviiiciul convent-
ion which was licld this morning hi
the Kings lluuglitcrs (lulld. Miss Thor-
ne wus ro-clcctcii president of the
prnvinr-lui brunch: Miss Jcun Cooper,
Fredericton, secrctury und Mrs. Gen
rge llishurf, treasurer. The (lha.riot.tc-
town ineinhcrs present were Mrs, Ed-
wurd (lhuntller and Miss Jennie Turn-
cr. Mrs. A. Pierce (lrockot, president
of the St. John City Union, delivered
un address of welcome this afternoon.
und Mrs. (‘liundler, P. E. I., respond-
cd. Greetings were rccclvcd from
Dominion and Provincial officers and
rt-ports of the Dominion und Provin-
cial president and treasurer, respec-
tively, were received.
A joint pnitical nicctlng was held
There was a very large representa-
lulatcs Messrs Jenkins and Mchurc
Mr. Mcl.ure was the first speaker
he province ln such s light that the
nxly the opposition candidates are
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Mr. Mcl.ure also dciilt with educat-
tion, trunsportution und atgriculturo is-
sues in such at niunncr lhut cnc iv-;nili`i
consider him u politlciun of iiriiiiy
yours stunding.
ills plcuslng inzmiicr und cool point-,
od reusoiiliig, is huviiii: :i~to-lling cl`f‘.:ct
:it ozicli meeting. llc liud inaiuy l'ricnils|
in this district beforo t-iitiwiiig the|
r'.nnipuii:n und one thing is i-.l\rtiiin, ho
is now uildiiig to his list ilazily,
Mr. l.cPu`ge was tho next speukcr
und in rep!-y to -Mr. Mel.uro niudo u
short speech, evading thc i`iimhri;il
question. Pio stated thut he would
leuvo thut issue to other nion. llc
also stutcii thut the rmids in thi- south-l
t-rn purt of the district were in perfect
conditioii ivlilcli wus u -big coiier=s:=ioii
on the purt of ri Liberal.
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Mi Jenkins thou took the plutforiu
and -spoke for over ~
quite nt. homo und
ii lioiii'. llo wus
_iiid-,ping hy tlic
nciglihoiiis .ind friends Mi Jenkins
\\ill icicive the luigost voto ever poll
il in North Wiltshire
l)c.iling with every issue in .i nius
teily m.innor Mi Jculiii il¢~.ilt with
:thc fiiiiinclul l~i'~iics of the provliite
‘und thc ~.plr~ud1d ni innci ii iiliitli tht
’\i\en.iult (ioiorninent hud h.indle<l
'tho funds ol' the province. lic took
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Mr. Hughes to :iccoiiiit for his muny
iiiis~st.iir\iiieilts ot' the previous cvim.
liltfrl. l\lr_ .li-uknis cxplulneil [lilly
\\‘li:it lizid been duno under lllhcrul
iid i_‘.oii:;ci‘\':itii'n rulo for the Hood
<‘{"tlS' Uf the Drovlnce, Ho ulso dezilt
'sth thc erroneous stutciiiciils mudc
l".l' MY- lllllllios on the floor of thc'
llouso when Mr. Jcnkliis wus notl
llieiirty reception given him by hlsl
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lhf-"`0 lf’ i"~'lll)'. but Witli the urguiiicnts
luiil down Mr, l-lughes 'wus mudc to'
feciltlizitrliis small pn_1m,»s mr,-,. m,.;m
""‘ l"“- 511'- Jmlkllls is ussurcd ol'
il'c licurty support of this poll at the
1-lccilon onthe 24th.
Mr, Hughes Jollowcd nicekly with
replies to Mr. Mcl.uro's arguinents
but ful-led to. impress his audience or
to uomhut tho urguments mudo by Mr.
Jcnkhis. f
Mr. McLure was again given an
opportunity to speak and contruiilclcd
the report iirude by tho Patriot at the
opeiiliig oi’ the campaign which Mr.
lluglics ueknowloiigcii he hud reported
to the l‘iiti‘iot. Dealing 'with 'the in-
ert-uscrl grututlty to roturncd nicn Mr.
Mcl.uro plueed himself on record -at
North Wiltshire as well as nt the other
meetings which lic attended with so
niuch success. - »
Short. speeches ivere 'also nmdn by
Mr. iiiiiiun und Mr. McDui‘i’. The
Libcrul Consorviitivcs know how the
 ut North Wl-ltshiro will go on the
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