_dozenor _articles in that -article has unques-

- tiocedmerit back of it.

0 We 'ull more ,of our

Coughs. Colds and Pul- monary Diseases. It con- tains. 50 per _cent of Pure -Freuli Liyer Oil with Hypuphospbliss of Limo and Soda and the power- ful germicide Gnsicol~-- The superior quality of _ its ingredients, and _ihe method employed in com-

bining ithein, make _this pre ral on a rfect

Emgulsion. Pe

Our price 40 and 75s per bofile

E. A. Foster

*Dome on _ nu . _ 'J.‘o__the_ _ _Bti . D_iulstan's College enum' 'Dnv_n_.t9 st. Jsrnss _ ` Qonnenbht club win meet-on'&f_’V Oct. 81st. ` |008-10-tmei. _Abcgweit grounds. 'Footer,_enthug-

asts will no doubt be out irfforfoé in

_ _ _ Wil'-llcll th! lime, which

U _ - at three o'clock,_ and with such etdc-

. _ ky. teams as thole engaged an inter-

esting is anticipated ' '

_olisieoi nuhisior; than _ e A g '_V --_ _ _ .

any. -other rem: y, for _ `

_ _ onus me nND_s_

--._. __ ' __ uP t_y_|' .

oHIoa_oo. ost.. as-frm _hearing ci _ ‘ls _, 1,.; d‘,,,d mm DB W* aDDl_l»l of thirty- and li yohill ag;-ee,'1-il

.tm t°m°B1°'n_" *nil-TWP” °f 141°. 51109101' Phyqlcisn. ‘Two W ° “P vi 011 W9? WI 13111011. Who better thanfono _you know._

ere con cted of conspiracy in the, "‘0i agrs¢,';_;»_|_-_of,u,_~h,,¢,¢ho dynamite trial at Indianapolis and patient. "Sure -th' ielly must" °°“*°'1°°'¢ '=°.v»r\°nl terms er im-__ in ssslnu 'Bring lu the aontor

Prieonment, began today in the Fed- the two heads,"

°“;1”0°\1\'t iymthh; :ity and attracted _ . s .

B K0 num r o awyers and labor- _Fir t pl h I ..

representatives. The hearing 1'-gall; gs,u(:1ug¢o:m3,: g,i§;_-tg: mix” °'°b“b_17 °°”“P7 '°'°“_‘l 4519 3116158 Mrs. Broan?" Second Ploughman's iinal outcome is awaited with intense Wi|o_-~Ay°_ aye; rm inet finished _.closed with an inspiring scriptur- interest. It is the general opinion irohhig ,_ shut for mm .. First lesson and Benedlction by the Bev, that in ease n new trial should be- _Ploughn.\su's wire-~wnar,.,, }.,th,,h,d J. c. Martin.

°°m°_ 1=°°°“erY- the Government _shirt ior__ s cattle sho-n_"_ swans _ - _

would be even better prepared than ploughmnuqi Wm...-~Ay,,-_ f ye m_ _#rl-in As"rlt’l=u\ooN snssron.

M1 the first, trial and would_have- no when the show’s _over_he'l1 be takin’ “‘<`#'l§- --~~ '-

diiilculty in bringing about _the oil his coat taefccht, and 1 wad like The Convention resumed at t conviction of the defendants. ’ Tho' him to loolrrsspeetable. " o'clock in the afternoon, when th

FOOTBALL

_Football makes its formal, bow' to the Oherldptetown public this yogi; DB Tlllltldlf next Week when

ldnal

eiiiciensy.

I8 to

Wal to the essen

time lil B

play and

mor

cent 1 Dm » L. Davie, a structural iron worker] They'reVtellin`g A funny st ry b Q, '°u°W°d W 91° F011 '$811 01 dlllifit

Sn - igstme who was arrested a _short time ago n_ city' girl who, sponding ,fer :ac";';_ which was led by the General See e-

_ “WY” de linen the theres o1_havln¢_ been san- ion in ssunrr, was complaining to' tary. 'run delegates from the moss- neinted te some pamphlets on the _ “Med _yuh e:rta;n_iityn»::_nit_: dont- a farmer’ in the vicinity about th, tive district; were seated together, §ble» "'_-l‘_l1§_0\_i_sh __ti_>ie yeek Antivi- -""'-""'l-* re-see. avepece o e a ‘oi c ' ' ' - d h ltlt l ee."w c t ai

4- the Government 3, gll°1eat deal olfl :alu- ?"aWg§l°"w:lidntb8p;£~n§§§P£gid dblleglxliesaiose all-de revlxdteccl ltieiligetlxg 6 as e e an ence to

‘ K 1. - _ u _

able evidence against many of the be on ncuouht 9( tho; red blouse you- a verse of scripture, reported th defendants of the previous trial. Two re wear-lh'_" I-Door m,_~Door m-o~ number of points obtained in t

.av men, Ortio Mchdanigal 'and Ed._ replied tho girl, '_-up wurgo I hhow banner standard, gave the number

Clark, who actually did much of the it/s awfully out of fashion, but po schools in the district, the total e

\ fy dvnenntins work. testified for the no laea a country hull would Home rolment, tho number or delegates pr

I Government ln the drst trial last fall it " 5 sent, and the amount they would "°1'1d°“0Y 0K1 fhcl-‘nrt oi yolnng m

._ v /gm" " \\ ‘ and Davis W0\11d bc a third dynamlt- v o' v pledge to subscribe next_ year.

I th ll l

b 3_8

go 'w_ls a se own f the Island. _ ' ~ ' V

‘tion aud_invited»remarks on the sub W s secretary- 'Ph

ry oiits own. Many 0 ` th! Bta me sal hae tramln_¢‘e4>he_ols io their teachers ‘end edicers and

‘contemplated the appointment orb

selves to deal with and he as

lue; Lo- 51351189! W0ll1d oder no -remarks.

ohh “_ The Secretary of the Y. M. C. A..

ohm Mr. Reiley, then read his report. He

goo to h___m1m|e stated that there was a demand for . ¢_h_u-diy, hhoy an organized class for youngmen at

“_ Alberton and no doubt some definite

l, .

them together, At. present they ba

ro IISCUOII 'With the Church, Tho

_help themselves `to. It explained th oways in which the youth of the place

could spend their time in orvanlzed

he l, of classes. _

n - - _ '

_ Dr Mclilllresh supported the state-

o- ments made by Mr. Reiley a to the

to keen awayirorn the Church. ln

~..»_. - »""_» \ " __ er to‘ testify in case of ` a second A farmer of the old 'school was lu- At 'the close 0 e ro oo; the an able address hs~sh_owed how the

‘J

V l

5 s

\ " _ ` 4_5? N101- ‘ ' veighing against cream separators. General Secretary urged them to lack 0| Pl`0P@l` $135965 was responsible ` _ `a ° __ __ _:_| The \1i5l1°1`Y 0| thi! llrcilt c0nBPir- “I_tell' you they ain't no good,” work towards the ideal of _the banner

___ 5- -sl. ._ so _'_ _ _[_ ___,;o‘ tm h'°nW°" ers' U” 011 598811 ite '_‘But,"~ replied the more progressive s an ar or s r c wor . _

\ _ ____= Tfugéliziwlth U19 N5»ti0l1Hz El'B¢t0l'B neighbor, “they do save cream. You Followed an address by the Cha 550 5- 011. Sli WEB-_“ “NOD 0! can make more butter. Any one can man, the Rev, G, M, Young, of Tr

. _ ___-e ._ _ _ structural steel and iron contractors- tell you that." _ on, on "Power in Organization."

i _ emD10YlI1S 110l1'“l1'i01l W0l°kIM!1. R The farmer was not to be convinc- Power, he said, was an abstract

“PPWS that in the °°“"5° °f that ed. work, an intangible thing whlc Btflliiklc bctweeh 1905 and 1911 the f‘If I wanted to get more cream," could only be known in its manifest conepiretore of the iron workers he _sald, "Fa rather get another tion. In the district organization union caused more than one hundred o0w_' ‘_ tho gummy _school them were tm.

aev ease dntee beck to 1905. when he said. ' Followed an address by the chan

k 1 ' t a d l al t i t lr

lleve You snoldwsieh on llend drnemife elvleeinne to deetrev 1 ° ° ° _ = .A 1?. things necessary ln order to rnanlie

7 bridges and buildings erected by the During owihger visit to -Flo,-id',_~ Dowel. Fmit they had purposm

th ti t Hr it B i i h . .

` .ou ° 8 N 'nz t *"8 “du N tional Erectors’ Association Fol Andrew Uh;-h go attended _o he,-yho was not enou h to sée that tho

for juvenile crime in Montreal and other big cities;-not because tba

_ young men and women were natural- lr- ` `

ly criminal but primarily because

y_ they had nowhere to go to, nothing

to doby way of healthy reclioation. After the Doctor’s addresrpit e Tier

ll - _ o- Word.” There was nothing in the uni- of verse, he snitf to keéff a man from oo the Kingdom df God but his own un gt. Willingness. swiss too prone to 1h think that everything he desired to

have God,sbould give to him. There

it_i»bpot_r;_o~.mrie\g_wn\k ill makes B ~ - sg ¢ g re n a epleceo regain. lowing the arrest of John J. McNa- in a little negro church. When the had every ' qlofrlof, or-gohlged; they was nq mistake about God’s plans

Dafa. JUDGE B M°N8~mal`B» and Ortiii contribution-plate came around Mt had got to have a purpose in th

Y _

at for us." and his gifts for ue were

, ._

F* 6° I E McMauigs.l ln connection with the Came ` 'V `

_ . gic dropped a dveVdollar bill organization om; gh Sunday school surd. God knew what was good for

1_¥‘E`3x£_i:;te_yv;_i;:§he_l_lndcli¥_:k repgégern Los Angeles Times explosion conspl- “poo it Altar the oonteuts of the districg worh that purpose was wen ,us, and everything that was essen-

, ° - 5°!-‘° “' - YNY GUSTS” WGN 111559 82Bi“9l» plate had been counted, the clergy- ¢lefihod_ that p'h',ooB,,‘w‘oo eyohgehhdf tial to our salvation would uniail-

__ ‘ ` sn -, workers' union. President Frank_M. "Brethren and sistern, the collect- oompotout leadership. The third thi

RYBD. Of U10 International union. ion this evening seems to ilgure up they heeded _to manifest, their pow

many of the oillcials of the iron mon arose and 9_hhouhood;_ _ “om More than purpose they wed

` O og read the 4th Chapter of St. John’

or Gospel on which be delivered an ex-

tl'€BB\1l`0l' Jiihll T BU” P 1 9-1 cents and if the tl e ollar c If the

- - y planned without a purpose

li!‘Bf» Vice Dl‘eSid°D¢ and “WHY 09101' tributed by the gentleman from the with a wrong oh,-ooo, they oooh; not the necessity and urgent need for prominent officials of the “MOD Were North is genuine the repairs on the have Gow, blessing or gain Suche

od ingly be given us. The speaker then

was we 'k

The _president supported the sugges-

_ , _ , _ Q

......“ . 'r..;*‘“t..V- ° °'-'We

9" ° 43., _ 1

he en, {J;;dM.¢_'._EliSsh_"th that the

ou certai y _ve asccre#

tw. ' I

also

a _

Sunday School Superintendent. They also agreed 'upon a_ certain standard of efficiency, The Island should have

‘a secretary, he repe ted. but r- t _ _ _ _

“_ was a msttnwior thsalstsaesrs thegi- is made by the largest trap making concern in the world, 131 B

nut

_'Ihere has been big money! made intrspping and _now pipcg, every specie of fur bearing sbiil; mais is so vnlnableyoa. should. invest in some of ‘onr__ traps and

é try Yvnr luck. It doe# not ie-

. qulre any capitals! to start

this highly profitable business. A Dozexior _co ofthe famous “Victor” trspsis all you x1eed.\i'V1`»ll-his .- Victor”

and is the outcome of years of p_e"rfectln_g".= The “Victor” is a sure catch-it has yet to fail. _ __ _ '

Note the mouev saving prices.

ol-omoggd move would he made there to found

o _ such a class There might bc classes

ond Econo; in' the _province which had made a

start find if so he would be glad to

mornings pr-ousodlhgo ,M-o learn _oi them. The young men, be

hy thought, .needed som__s_¢1nss to keep

ed together on bridgell-_and wrestled to pass the time awdy, and some- times they evcn contributed money to a common fund in order to im-

wg Port intoliwting liquor. This was

_ _ _ e IUDPU 011 _iW°0l1.l1li of slack of cou- coniessions recently made by _George _` », ', __+ ‘ singing of a hymn and prayer we re

to should be something done to remedy

these conditions, and the speaker

Iv o.

bas?

_ ¥!&.-S

4,", J-»`1>_4> 1,

sorro-

No. o-Price Ea. llc by the ~ ~-I " " le ‘.1 ::

V it fi

No. gy, if it ei le u _:TT

Tree Traps, Jump' Traps, Stop ‘ 1; ` Thief Traps .rr _

*We _have a large assortment oirthese \ traps. They are used in diiirrent places and '* _

are all comp' et: with chain and §wive,1. ‘

Steel Tree Tl-nps.'Price»@. o ..‘-lik No.1 .f..20c2e_iaé

No.2

Stop Thief Tralhs No. 1...|5c ear'No. 2 ..l8c ea.

No. . 'Y_......... .......... ....... 226

3 li _V Get your supply heie and save money. V _ . _

'l\.Jli~_' *lYSll<iYilfl_i:___;fl& 0

a work entailed; a work it was that demanded the finest and the best

.doubt about the ncedi 121101? W8! U0;

t th bllit to fill that

need, but there was a dcPl0l‘&b lil-, dlilerenco to the need. They wanted ‘young people for special training for :especial purpose for special tasks.

nn. 0U'l"l‘EN oN 'rr-IE Pl.A'rFoRM.‘

The Rev. Dr. G. B. Cutten. Pl`€Bi'

introduced by the chairman. It was

_‘\

fused by giving it another name. He make the matter a little more con-

Mr Martin gave a “Message from the that they could give of their cherac- : Wullld Gall it-H name H012 Original

ters and knowledge. There was no with himself-the Church _School.

Some people called it the Sunday School- it would be more than that;

- - bt h »

d°“. “ °“ 8 H Y le _ 'lt would hs the Monday, the/ruosasy

School, for religious instruction would be given not only on.; Sunday but throughout the week. The pas- tor was an all-round man. _l-lc had to make more addresses than the modern lawyer and more calls than the mlodern doctor. If he had to do his religious work eillciently he could

5 dent of Acadia. University, was then “Ot B-“end VUY U\“°\\ i0 UW Sllllllili’

' ‘ ' h t

School. The family and t e sta c

a great privilege to hun he said to‘ should therefore eeeiet him.

a sunday school Association, hut also einslns Qi tbehyrnn "Onward Cnrie-

tian Eioldiers. _

- Herbert S. I-lookin, acting secretary- six dollar and (orgy _ four 'if l _ l h 1 k ceodinmy 1 t un di t ti _ _

' - e 0 Buff 0. ~ ' v -a bill on- “'92 a praotral pn" V* t er Woror Emvhaeizingnlrlrisri gloduehlermlhngzr ‘be Present. not only to meet incl Tl" "‘°°““K .‘°“°‘““‘”° with We

v . ' , . rl d _.~ H

' o

tumiiuclii zulu

only one, H. S. Hockin declined to i » _

- \ ...__ - ._ _ aDDeal. _ _ __ _ ~ O__';iB_'or coélgh hpéou _need Rexall coma B-_good mB_n~.wm1_ avgbvd.

The special' courses ln penmanship _ ' “"7 ” . °“3 ~ Y'“P`v 3 F“P°" pose sficceed it his work was not Wvuld never have been any such so

'PHE CHA"iG1NG 'mms lauvely good preparation that south. h, ~ Th _ “st uv, mom , _ ng

ng; boy tonlght,f' if the ounce of preven-

among the thirty-eight convicted and sanctuary will begin immediately ho, if they had ,_ mah or Doro

without' oomo ooo to guide; hor solidation of boys' classes, Mr.. M

»hm_~. tin-~concluderd-»~ by~'saying~~that ther

tlilbllllg t?dlloxdtgaoldu§ercBi?1 Odllagzban U J. . cs the bronchial tubes pleasing to D tu? mf th” dt tm

ne. ora use ' , -‘ _ qu ___n_:_es__gao __ s__u i thei Um Grandma Pau" 'ho sw' se' th” mm- d°°°“ t °n°°t tm °t°m‘h~’h get together so that they 'would kn

who desire to mprove r penman- ho _ _ _ ship the Union Commercial Oeliere .1-me 'Laila hh,-t hh, wh *md S“°"“*°°“ **° °“f° °\'_Y"'lf tho Yvorlr they wanted to an snail

lit it “"5 money will beV refunded Large sise o time Deo `

~ ple who would do it I

ow tion had been taken and good, soun

o of youthful characters and the con

re composed as "Where is my wanderi

BE; well organized class for the moulding lhecause he was in Charlottetown, to B _ which ha was how paying his greg The Convention resumes this morn-

' i L _ 1 ._

. ` V `lT:""> :'“‘_"":‘fZ",:"‘ "".?‘:;§;'y_:'~ .‘ `

118

o years ago in St John and he would

and pleasure to attend the Conven- tion When he chose as his subject the

always esteem it asgreat privilege

_ vlslt. He met the association two/ “E il* 9 Q °\°°k

, -_

d 1'a.stbr and the Sunday School, he

ho well led classes organized fifty years recognized that he would have others 'HIL TEIPEKQIUME f

is th v h t roll at attend. O \ _ _ _

6 “Y °° eg ° to bc. 50c, smaller 'size 25c. 'l‘he.MaeKin'- 'di 'oofhoso of 'tho hihfnot ohgohuo- tily applauded. _

l . C

when I was A gal' long’ long ago’ 11°" DW? ‘G0 o°"n°r G’°°'t G'°°"g‘5` tions 'and bring the children in

The Union Comm"-cial College ha. ‘The W"l\'m“° '°f° ‘mm and W°“ld and Kent Btsu., _Mt!. _vital touch with Jesus.

turned out more expert penman than

not £0

any other college of its also in East- nownwvm “ch day in B shukught ' ' ‘ ' ' DISTRICT WORK. '

1 ::B t i , B ll 8: Co. io b st _

ern Canada.. -mn _ coa1_uT0;n e I ° Rev- W. H. I-lardingwas the ne

t prices; ~ V - - ' -

°'° Aw trim’ atb aia't_ ' °° _ __ _ _ ~_

Th” ‘h ° ° M ey H vlasiclsnt District work." 'rhe r

George B. Cortelyou, who wus pri- mn _ _ __ “"° '°°""‘“'7 t° P"°‘°"‘“' RW” 'l‘h'sy stayed to hum rich* by the ilrs; TROUBLE IB »THREAlrE?II§qf I/_nrt nn_the_iie1f1 br. the-_'Gen°\'e1 B

’ ` ' th t th t w‘ s 1

gzsutf' speaker Ho delivered an address o

to The afternoon session closed with

the singing of a hymn.

EVENING SESSION, _

; The Convention. resumed in the

ec_ evening, at half-past seven o’clock,` v _

when there was a large attendance

veit when ne was president of the r . _ hh 1 di ted 1 United States, secured his position 0! tb3:'e_°'“ mm mln they _dmpf C§_;§§£__;VAédu£__°t‘;_n§?~ Aggsclaggnng xeéiiyon? 1: nm; 8' Emaentadilstricg of the public in addition to the dele-

> ' ` th s

mainly on his ability as s stcnogra- Th dm .¢,_ dm . 6 he e __ I k th t work was the root o¢_ o ,owes pher_and a penthan. I-iis ability 8’ andnghorozo ga n mu” _' r ?|?e_a;i?1l:lBgut§1 1:30:11 glgtgerfngvealig 1 the International organization. In

_ _ _ _ __ 0

‘“`°"¢“* Mm i” "°“°h Wm* “°°°°` with ' 1 t r ala 1-'ts stnelr ln their u n ld uhh so t t g the in-st pines district organics i n

vit a no itirlh-.a hln °»°° “ "1° “P °“‘° “” °"’_°°" - wsith sl`nnumeri?\1l’ev°oppo\l‘tl:ii:ities. I Th -hair' '~ butftom and the gfaillfsh :heh T53 l?th(;l:,oZgr_°?“1r`i':1§.' Jzligllildthtde w?31?l:o\:'ltd1yt,uu hérlxelf-if 2:1, M055 011 "T116 Problems of leader-

‘ °y “W __°‘¥ . 7 “K ° ° 5 '° ch se l;oum.bB in sympathy ship and servloe_ior young manhood

’ ’ ° darned the socks, struction and communication ln- the W0" °t 5_5 had t dm Next ther

I‘°°b’ "lm was 5 m°mb°r °l R°°B°; And they in Wed _thi croup fromfthe French schools. _ V H _ “ With Wh# 0? _ 0

velt's Cabinet when he was President és-{tig;e;°i_

ought to be a regular agitation an

of gates. _

Alter a hymn and»prayer in which

the Rev. Mr. Harding led, the Rev. Dr Mcldliresh delivered a forceful ad-

B and womanhood, in which he made d 8. stirring nlllleal for the training of d young men and women for the noble

i 'unit _ stat ‘i ch - _ ~ _ -_ ‘ ~ ~ ~' _ o the ed es sano er ex may new hp" to hop tho hhoh_ ANQTHER 1_ 0_ pl, 00NFE_REl»_x_ _ _education in the district with regarn work of Boch! leadership and service

Wylig -|5110 :gift 0! K00(1 Wfltlns lllil itll ‘elim °a_*_ _TOR0N,P0_ oct. 29___A - __&0r__.__ that then? shmnd be some pre,

d ' ogg h “t * if poration in the local oqngregatlon

to the district convention, and the

among young people. He showed in clear language the potentialltlos of

; lst hi bilit can o ~ ._ .» V _ _ _

unusua eno§raP e a Y ___ _ _ ‘gd g_»1_hgoh_~» tee of pre _ mem ers of he ._ » _ Th meu____J wantod in the y,outh_ the pow" in the young msn

a `ld`oi'what an ambitious men “gg wk-8--B l

' v

Wb8l\ lib |189 the _0DDUi¢.\llll°&Y. Tali -_ 1 ' hi | 1 ` r F_ e0 Q ned ith Su em* _ gpg Wag 50 l g men had no better-advantages! than Th” wig _'ir ov" was n ' nm n ' 'R,'ii'nger`;:epheus¢;1 and other of’ ‘ ‘_ 1.i‘l5Y_'0! ¢d‘1°1Ti1iSil\5. be laid emllhnili-

t k ho r ar-

you have but he had the ability and ~ s '.1_ - .-- . . ' . 1 h _ S 1 ' _-vb l o,,,hy_ H, dh; ho h W W P op

R°°“"lt mmmhm tm °mw““““'y' whidbalipiiuht dlammwh mi&s nowadays lifill amide bllt-thgpillitxlbli qq,lll'sl`s%" bd the Programmes f-0:' district con , _ ~ Heil new Oelleeter for the ne" 0| ~~ ` r on an investigation 'into t e_-'_ o$€ae§ -ycntlons, but he certainly ala not *_o‘;°_;_‘)‘_;d ___*§‘_;"';§§__§1:i‘:___*_;‘_:*

to °

_ N9' _Y°l'k If H HMB-ry ervulld 535.- -if ' "‘~' ' ` 1 _ ire. A th r onfei-en ` i ' hillk that the preachers should b é°0°\“:7°"' V. " ' ' z3s1“10"29Mwfm“ They etgdgin t to! out “ke a ‘awe ry bgaheld. no 6 C ` cg B' entirely dependedon for their Pr

` ' ` " " ` poration. At a district convention h

,_ ' -»»4¢¢-,_¢---- _ _ J _ _

' rrliven eennbt sleepin person mid A“d";1;‘f§iéVth°m "°°“F' “id _"°'-d” _ - c ~ ' _ should mrs to see s reprssentatio

- ' ‘ ”“'”‘“"""""" from "m.y*indivm“B1 Sunday School the heroic side of their natures. He

your child. The little tot will be mid ev- dibfuih, alshi any “Dom -_ _ _ _ t ____ mm

given the same courteous :here that _ ni- ntl up ‘nh-Q B como: nh '__ " _O ‘ in the distric . Young men a y

‘-‘i0“ld ‘W °‘t¢5d°d W YW- TUG °¥'d' They 'Y m ` ‘ 'up soums “laxwrm women could render insstimable as

er will Che rrennvtly tiled no over- “ _ V°°”‘1! ' ‘ ' - ` ` ' '_°'”'“ ’ sistsnas to the minister in the wo

_ I

a courteous .a'tl factory T5 slid” Hide wind in 11f“°.\\°1n°¢ (om-artaa iorsvary wsanssaay ana 0, ,,,,,,,,,,¢ th, c,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,

that could be developed to be of the utmost service and good to the com-

_ munity, to the world at large and to

“_ young woman. Their young people e were crying for some work that ap- D peeled to' théir"youthful vigour and

_ in the great social-personal service h that was so much needed for the pro-

per developmentof their young wo-

charge ma e. _ _ _ =iV » V __ .e _ ~ i _ _ _ service guaranteed. We lik; to see 0:51513 ;§:§“;¥.‘<._“°“$“n.g°9A' 3‘°°§\_“;°_; _ 8aturdsv's issue.) and two 0,. three youu! persons wh nhood and manhood They need- th hila some hers iorit shows that A _ _._ °Y ° ° P Pork ein.) - ~ . ~ no. could ,mg nicely could he our

you have con ence n s ' "I'ii`ey"d rldein a livery rig once ‘in 0 ts' bmw)

hild likes to come here for it knows _ a ( _ ' " _ o Awhlle. _ _ .H < an mn) ;< _ gl*

it is treated very necely. Send. _the But atm I dm wmehow bound go my ay (presse , ps: __ 20

child The MacKinnon Drug Go., _ _ _ _ W da B Eggs (dos.)“ __ _ __ gi

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able weather and present demands, l the 'price having advanced to $1.50_

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_ heavy shlpmentsare going forward.

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way there would belarger

Bhd o shooter interest teaching who understood the child,

in the Sunday School The understood young men and women

thhd who go go; hoop” to and understood the Bible. He made

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in accomplishing this, ~

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»d leaders; the great need oi the

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iid i ‘u 'ana the °lY1°». _ . _ ' » oats (welts)'_~ _ ' entertain those who attended. In Unnfclt 1°-dev' was n lerse number

. at-

of prepared men and ~women for

or smaller _ ._ _ _

COHYBD

very was

day

to be ins- , seem g u -

There mire throat, sneezing, soreness and The great trouble had been that they

in the

on "Pape’s Cold Compound" is tbe_by Jesus. Jesus was a teacher; not

quickest, surest relief known andfa preacher. More religion could be

mopey-and be edets only 25 cents at drug stores. got into people through one day's

oaet It nets without assistance, tastes

the

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head. chest, body or limbs.

lick headaches, dullims, ieverishneee

stiffness.

or ago. Mr. Martin’s address was hear-

! suggested that that work lay at hand: had also thrown their share oi reli-

` ' I themselves. So that practically the

only religious instruction there was in force was that given in twenty or

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Quit blowing and snullingl A dose assisted him there would be reel re-

of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ligious education and for _more than every two hours until three doses tw y- - are tek'e_n will end grinbe misery ana what was the attitude ol the churrh break up a seven acid either in the towards the Sunday School? It was

*It promptly opens clogged-up nog- an attitude oi the Sunday School be-

trile and air passages; stops nasty ing, alienate from the Church and discharges or nose running; relieves sometimes ‘even antagonistic. It

nice, and causes no inconvenience Don't accept a substitute.

to consider besides pastors, but he

The greatest problem which was fac- ing the State, the family and tile Church, Mr. Cutten proceeded, was religious education. The family and state being true sons oi Mary had put the burden on the Sunday Schoull Whether they liked that con- dition or not it was the fact, and so to-day it was found that the Church bore thc burden that should be borne by the family and the state. It would seem strange to some for him to advocate religious education by the state, but he believed that tile greatest duty the state was respon- sible for was religious education which it could not shirk. It was not sutilcient almply to read the Bible in the Sunday School. If the state was to enter into the work at all it must not only read the Bible in the schools'but it must teach and ex- plain it as a fundamental part of -education. There was a strange spi- rit oi alienation existing between the Church and the Sunday School, which must be overcome. The Church and the school did not co-operate; they did not work sufficiently in sym- pathy with each other. The family

glous education on to the shoulders of the Church. There was a time when the family undertook thc rc- spouslbllity of that education and young people were gathered Ltogether in the morning and at least had some portion of the Bible read to them; and the father or mother, ns the case might be, led them ln pray- er. This, the speaker feared, was now a lost art. That was one of the evils of the Sunday School, strange as it might seem. For as soon as the Sunday School became somewhat efllcient parents were only too willing to shift the burden on

twenty-live minutes every week in the_ Sunday School. These things ought not to be so. The Church must awake and grapple with the problem. If the pastor did his work properly and the iamily'as well as the state

ent five minutes e week too

an attitude of superiority. It was

ed stran e b t it was a fart.

had not got hold of the idea meant

thought that what was good for thc! pastor was good also for the layman., (Special to The Gu_h_dmn)__¢_

nur, noon, rcr,

TORONTO, Oct. _. 30.7. Increasing

winds, cloudy with sunshine. _

THE WEATHEB,- Yesterday_ was

beautifully clear with bright sun- shine; ciear at night. '

The highest temperature recorded

yesterday was fifty-nine degrees above zero and the lowest was forty-eight above zero. The lowest the previous night was Hfty-eight above. At nine a. rn. it was fifty-four above and at nine p.m. forty-eight above.

The tide will be high this morni-.lg

at 11.15 and tomorrow at 12.08; it Will he high tonight ut 10.50 and to- morrow at 11.30. '

The sun sets this afternoon ut 4.49 and tomorrow ut 4.48; it rises tomorrow morning at’ 6.40 und Sai.- urdsy at 6.41.

The moon sets this nltcrnoon ut

5.09.

Tho last quarter of thu moon was

on Wednesday, Oct. 22nd ut 7.53 p. m.

Thcrc will be anew moe-.l Wcdllcel-

day, Oct. 29 ut 10.29 a. m.

The length of today will bc ten

hours and ten minutes.

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