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ESTABLISHED IBSI. THE GUARDIAN, onarmorrnrown ram ~ S 3" if

. CE EDWARD ' ISLAM D, FRIDAY, JULY

20, woo.

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ecnnisnin ..o..-_-to_e--....__.t-te...to MEETING GRAND DMSIONMEDICAL

Theo Ross ,_,__

Rev. G. F. Dau son then gave an address , ' “_ , -~ ' 'fi-

Oll Fru 1 t Ben; ing """""""""" ` `"""""""""""`_""""`A""*"A""""""""""""*'

Y I I ¢ -_ov _I _ _Q U-

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,` Iillg, rccitations and catechism exercises,

l`he_)unior e\ercises consisted of sin

o..............~... . .tn - William Williams, P. G. W. P. ol the Grand N

f ond retieets great erenro or. tneirrgiipfrrdi- l, A

`“ teodeo' ° ° `

_ Miss Connors r>id a. piper treating on ` n 1 F _-E-

The Second Days Ses-wer M- `i R _ A ° SC d 5

X sery pleasant hour v. as spent when "~"""""`”"'”""""

the question box was opened and the

Sion at Bcdequc ?_._._._._._._.. ....-_,NAT10NAL DWISIQN T0 M1513; IN CH'T0WN' Borden and Mcleod A

n ympathy to Drs. Is Given His

gy n present ° L’ bi '

The convention then adjourned to meet _ _

__ 8-i. 7.15 in the evening-_ """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ` " """"""" A N""N"""

THE OFFICERS ELECTED f

instructive Papers Read.-

Farewell Meeting Largely

EVEl\'l.\`G SESSION.

ii as excellently carried out:

Song Service by Local Choir.

ton.

Special Music and Collection. Address-Christian Citzenship, Rev.

The evening session took the form of a arewell meeting. The follo\vingpr0gr;im l

Prayer and Praise Service-Rev. J , Dig

Cavendi

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In July next -Resolu ion of Sympathy Passed in Reference 1

tothe Death of the late ceo. D. Divison-P. G. HUNDREDS DROWNING FRANCE & f

,_ W. P. Williams Delivers a Masterly Address at Public " _ . , ” Meeting-Address by Rev. D. F. Lockerby aNatvie of\Wid0W’S Hl1Sb211<l I-iVil1£- f A C

sh. Waldorf Astor Apologises Take New A¢fi°h*5“Wldf°

Attended H- McIntosh. _________________________________________________ _A K

Q Sunrise prayer meeting was held at 7 a.

m. in the following cliurches:- Methodist. led by Mr. `Whitman; Bap~ tist, Rev. Robt. Whiston; Presbyterian, Rev. Mr. \Vc-ddon.

The Convention opened at ten o`clcck

with prayer and praise service,1ed by Rev. N. McLaughlin. Mrs. J. Layton delegateof the W. M. S.,

ofthe Presbyterian church was introduc- ed and conveyed to the C. E. the hearty greetings of that body.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The officers for the incoming year are as

follows:

. President-R. F. Whiston.

Hon. Presidents-W. C. Turner and Rev. J. M. Fisher.

Vice Presidents-Revs. W. H. Spencer, G. M. Young, G. S. Widden. Teasurer-J. J. Chappelle.

Cor. Secretary-D. B. McNutt. Recording Secretary-Rev. S. A. Whit-

man.

Junior Superintendent-Ethel B. Con~

nors.

.p and had to be struck oil' the roll.

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.

` Queens Co.-W. C. Turner. Prince Co.-A. S. McKay.

Kings Co.-R. Doherty. Thenewly elected president then took tliechair and in a. brief address thanked theGonvention for electing him to the olhceand expressed his hope that the coming year will be the greatest in the

C. E. movement.

Mr. A. S. McKay spoke for some time

on the importance and the duty of a lookout comziiittee in connection with the

C. E. Society.

Hrs. J. Layton read a paper on the

lissionary Committee.

Miss Annie Baker read a paper on the

“Importance of a Literary Committee.”

Mr. W. C. Turner read a paper on the

“Prayer Meeting Committee."

Miss Ethel Connors read a paper on the “Importance of the Junior lVork". Allofthese papers were well prepared

and discussed by the Convention.

Rev. D. B. McLeod gave a short address on the “Quiet Hour and the Secret of p Church Work."

'fry one can of Oak Brand Condensed Hilk and you will decide that it is ~ better and cheaper than a cow. Ask your

zrocer for it. 30 tf.

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there are about 1.000 associate members 2 in the Union, the 25 societies reporting

showing 361 rneuibers. If correct these : iso

chiefly active.

cording to sex. The question of its l

I utility may arise in the minds of some.

In _ view was to endeavor to ascertain

1. Membership

ra - _

On the same principle of-computation

res show an increase of 500 or more l

II. As regards the classification ac-

reply let me say that the purpose in

I .

Recitat

Whether the C. E. is succeeding any bet- ter than other departments of the church in enlisting the interest of the boys and young men in religious things. The same plan was followed two years ago, but at that time this classiication was made with regard to the total member- ship, and not withactive and associates separately. The situation at that time was found to be a division of the mem- bership in the ratio |of 2 females to 1

$1n5“, ' len’s Choco- hiclace

Price Yet- _

REAL comfortable Hammocks ill!!

$135! opened-

.]Te`nnis Racquets,

'llammoclis l

Hammocks l

A big stock of GU OD. STRONG and

- _ r

the Scalp

lould Itch and Burn until the ohlld

screamed wlth Agony-A _lolldofflll Gull Hhllbd by N. G|lllO'¥0lll1m8nt.

The case recorded here is one qt the

wo;-gt ever brought to the attention of 'roronws best physicians. and when dgcgogg gave up all hope ot recovery, DL Qiutnicnt waasuccesstul In producing 8- P¢l'f¢¢f ¢u1`e- '

Mr. James Scott, 136 Wright avenue,

Toronto, states:-“ My boy. Tom. 9-Refi ten, was for nearly three years afllict-

Groquet Sets '

ed with a. bad. form ot Eczema of the scalp, which was very unsightly and resiitednll kinds of remedlesfand doc- tor's ttlltment. .His head was in n.

- ° ‘ " ' .what keenbimfrblo

__ ` _ .kgdteat ~€lni;s_ hli head would

-. Need, fjhe child would scream with

e P em- *'° "“:.° “i."e°i'°.;‘.t

' - `” u a

i Bogg, Grallslnggg I-:gtiloliys SAI; ifgdggdt ‘ith iDr.vCl;se’s Ointment.

, mac . ~ . - '

5595; hcxcl were used.. . The

- - f ' rid ,.1 lngtheakin

_ P"°°'° , ,_{’,;"'.{;“l,.1;’§.‘.°..,;._.‘{.’I..."“‘é. .., it |-

Y e < no if vlwww Mfr f" "" "°“‘*°"“‘

_ _ 1-gg ’ 13;-.1 Chasez Ointment is PW*

lll$Z|llD 51 mm .. ... ........ . _‘¥¥9_°.i'.f?.‘-r:..""'°“"'.-..-s....-.."

Eczemaiion

rmale.

This year both active and associates

iare classed along this line, and there is here also a decided improvement, indi- cated among the active members-the real working force- of the society-thej ratio is about 19 females to 10 males,the

_ Tonoivro, July, 19 -(Special )-After

2 Church relationship wearing widow’s weeds for months for 3 Finance

is impossible, however, from the S IP S N ! l her husband kme.d in South Africa' Mrs material to hand to deal in totals in 1-e_ _ DeRoche Jacquelin today received word gard to any of these items.

- ___ __ , _ that he was only wounded and is recover-

But we shall endeavour to """""""""""" ' ` """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ~ ‘ _ .

giather a. few facts on the per centuml ~ ’ ' mg' D

an. ‘

The Follo in ' ’ ’ r ____ ____a_______b_,_ ,W W g is the list of Scholarships for the NEW YORK STOCK LM

1. The usual C. E. classificat-ion-ao Y _ v "“'*i

v_§;e__z;1i_d___;___s_E;_E%_eE£_t3Cg_z_§_e_);%b__e__§_-_s_6_________;g_____ S___§_ l Ame_____;3_lo;i:g prices July 19

gar _ 124§

ve me 11] ip V";"""v"""_""""""""""""`”"` """""""”""""" " """""""""""" ' l A'meI?can‘ and wg

nearly .'32 each. I resnrre it e ' " ' 91%

p may ta e V _ _ _ , _ _ ,

__§____;_\ _ xv i@ these as a _-ah. average OE an the SOC,-:___ Pniscs Cotnrr.-Lizzie l\oonan, A1bany,(Emera1d Schoo); Garfield Bennett, Al "-1 Q @ l ti_es._ And if \_ve take the number of so- b"¢1`t0U- _

L; gil? £52 .5 l 01915193 1-gpm-(mg 10 1351; g0uvent10n__ CHARI.0TTETOW.\I.~ROy Leitch, West-Kent;` Viola Beers, Prince Street- s

' about 70-wc shall fiid that the total Kr\:G's CoU\"rv~~A Cam bell G

_ _ _ _ _ _ . . ' p , reenvale; Annie McLeod, Georgetown.

active mewborshlp In the muon is about occurs cooivrr.~Looreeio Moenoooid, Emerald; Norman Gillis, Hartsviue.

540. Observe, however, that these

iigures are little more tiian a 'fuess

American Tobacco

‘- rooklyn Transit 542 Burlington 125% Continental Tob. 25§ Federal Steel 335 Federal Steel Prid 66 Louisville and Nashville 72§ New York Central

Rock Island

St. Paul

Tennessee Coal and Iron

Union Pac Pr’fd

United States Rubber Aoril Cotton Der 100 lbs

1293 1068 111 67 353 nil

25 societies reporting a total active

active membership are men and 66 per cent women.. Thereare actually three _aocieties,'l2howover, which have more iotive male members than female; and = this is such an unusual thing that their names deserve to be mentioned-though _ whether with rejoicing or not I shall leave you to judge. They are Cardigan, Central Bedeque and Milburn. l Among the associates the showingis

considerably more in favor of the stern- er sex,-namely live females to four males- i. e. 44.per cent of the associate members are males.

Thus though there is improvement

diown there is room yet for great ad- vance ih the direction here indicated. . Why then should befonnd more women i than men enrolled ai Workers in this or any other department of chiristian' ef- fort and wh the ratio of men _ to women should be' found decreasing as

er=&>eivesor¢iooraer¢oreoon ma-iioia

male membership of 186, and 357 fe- f males. That is to say 34 per cent of the

_the vows of church membership. The

lgthér. requirements p of act_i_:'_e__ Iser- ' ___.- ` ' 'viceincrease is a mystery 1 am _ - ' - .J _ i_’;_.neriy more to fathom. fi‘n__i_§ not M_i3¢ fall!! FUN - ~ e lg -° t 't-there' some., _ tangy 1s}i)e‘;iT1re:vl:r£aofenthe most gueful and at - “am .-

leon oouena we estimate time slightly over 90 per cent of t-he active members are in full communion .with the

church. But it is a. mattorfor snqn-iss '

thats en 10 _ cent. of readyvto sttb%be to tlio‘f9_.'_B.__fplodgel seem to take nponethemselvos

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Music

Address-The Supreme value of Christ The July session of the Grand Division. rain which came down at times in tor- ' __ S

'___' ian Missions, Re,-_ J_ \V_ Mcconnen ~ met withCentennialDivisioninCavendish,_ rents,kept many away. it _

President Receiving of invitations °nthe18thinSt° G'W-P°»G9°- “T-Simi*

iionxrxo sEssIoN.

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for next (_:Qnven;i0n_ _ son presiding. The meeting was not a PROGRAM’ BAD SHIP LABURERS STRIKE'

Cons .' '

eerarlon Servlcg led by Re,._ G_ M_ large one on account of the day being Opening 'Address by the Chair-ma.n,G_ S1’ JOHN, July 19.-(Special)-A strike TEE irxrn or ‘run \tINIs'1‘lms.

Young. wet. W. Simpson.

is on amon th h b h' 1 PARIS Jul i < -L

~V\,\,,`,\`,`A,_,\\v\_`N\~\AA~\N`_`,\AAA~xv_~v`AA~vv` The for-enoon Session was taken up MuSic__Ca_VendiSh Choir’ “Onward and t b g e ar or s lp aborers and y M

th . ` " n

e reports of the G. ,W. P. and G. S. Upward. _ , mu le between theold and new society

These reports did not show the Order to Address of Welcome-Walter Simpson isfear°d° , be in as healthy a. condition as was de- Recitation-Miss Zella M. Clark, B. A., The f°1`m°1'al`° 011 Stfiko b¢08»\1S¢ tho desirable, though some Divisions had AVVOIDOIY H ' A

_ s_ eroism, latter were given a contract to load steam~

made gains and were doing good work, S010~J8I1l€ SiIDDS0l1-

there were others that failed for some Address-Reply to Address of Welcome, , er Wastwabir and stopped work in an the time to report to the Grand Division A- S- Wright- vessels loading In the harb°r‘

ion-J. A. Clark, "Our _Island THE MEDICAL socu=:'rY’s svurnrnr.

_ The Grand Treasurer’s report showed a `3H°m9-"

‘balance on hand of $163.14. Reoitation-Walter Jones, “Saunders The Maritime Medical S°°iet-7 sent

Bro William W°lli M

_ 1 omg, p_ G_ W_ p_ of cG1ashin's Courtship.” telegraphic sympathy to Hon. Dr. Borden

the Grand Division of Massachusetts was MUSW-Ch0iI‘. “Say N0-” and another to Dr. James Mcleod o present and conveyed the greetings of the Addfcsswwilliam Wiuihms Of Mas

' S- Ch .

National Division and the meetings -.of S010-Miss Maggie Clark,“Go feel what arlottebown wh' h li

_C e reeemly attendermo this Grand I have fem.. Dr.Muir of Truro was elected President

, Division, and also informed the Division Reading-A-W-T&Ut0D.“Th€ 1335 Chtlrge Dr°Rf°s£'» Vice P1`e5id¢nt f0l° P- E- Island; that the National Division had decided to of Max-sho.llRey.” ` Dr. Campbell of Halifax, Secrets.:-yf and hold their next annual meeting in Jul S010-BPO Willi

y » ws- “Throw Out the D . T. D. Work fso. J ii reeoe _

1901 in Charlottetown. Life Line." With full chorus by audience. , r er O 0 n mer

S c a 0 1

even representatives were initiated Address-Rev. D- F. Lockerby. HUNDREDS MAY HAVE DROWNED.

into the Grand Division. The beautiful Clofins-American andBriliSh- Asvrnv, Texas, July 19.-(special)-Bo

W_ C_ TURNER and solemn ceremony ot the order being National Anthem

_ _ _ ’ fore the terrible Hoods of the past few

77777 _ _Remmg P_ediCe__t_ gone through _in_ a. very impressive The program was agood oneallthrou h _ C

- ~ - .~.---_ _ ___,______._. LURHDQF, BPO. Wllllams _Of 1:1433” pregld- but the recitations of Walter Jones Ené three hundred familieshom Quentin

I ,.9g,.et_tha_t the report I am now about in-8' at the organ leading in _the odes. Miss Zella M. Clark were very highly ap- San Antonia. Fort Worth. Houston and tJ_subm1t;____ifs rieeessagly very meag.ne_ Ttligcport of the Committee on the state preoiuted, been onaeeoqng °`f»_¢h¢ subject pther towns were camping ou-the differ- an nnsa ac or_y._ _nd if you W0u1.1_ o e order gave rise to considerable d_ls-,` thcnmizelleutrusnfusr .-out five;-5, but 11°¢3g';;°_§-;,'¢‘,,_¢f 5311;; _~__f__‘i_ _f_f;il§<_>11__,;1_S__1S___s_;_'1ip_l_y this,that up cussion wlfch took place with 1`¢!P9¢¢‘to in 'th " wi ` d Ii ` S `

~ P “Y ef* °"'°'@‘1- ' them imobe f d ' at is is

__ _ _ OC_0n1 2 _.wb _ . .. __ en oun an i earedall £18,188 had rep0__ted_ Stmsdcil __;__S§__, _____<i_._‘_‘__S__b__1=_11_»;r111¢roidealmgwith Divisions 'riieoarireseor P. G. w. P.,wi11io.ms of . -

d - _ l

_ _ h pen h .

a been Sem to au Societies Several, 0l`m&fl , 8-Hd Che l2'l‘5»lltll1lZ Of Hass.,wasamasterly one and during its ave S Weeks ,,_.__,,,_S0 far as they were known vlearance cards to members of such. _ delivery the audienoeiistened as it entran- A"`TE1`°°‘NG A PART” UMNWTED b . f - ~~> ' ~- -

U, O Som, N Somems _presumably m A resolution of sympathy was passed in ood, M,-_ Wmiams is 8 mos; eloquent and Lomiozv, July 19.-(Special)-Waldorf

existence 0n_1y Snvv to 1-epOrt_ _ l`ef€F€l1C€ to the death Of the late Geo. D \ i .

.onv ncing speaker and a thorough] _i _

I would hke ught here to Say a Wnrd ._ Davidson of Charlottetown. During thi earnest temperance worker. y D ‘Aswr has °'pP&"°Ul9lY ¥`9B»C|10d the 00110111

to representatives now present of socie- ` afternoon '

. ‘ hat he made a. great blunder in the

_ _ _ _ session an address was given The add;-eg3.0f th Re _ D_ F_ L k b sm” t ti_es_ ;_ynioli__sene no resorts. Tell your by Bro. w.i1i.ome, which was highly an 01.1 Cavendish 5;- W.; much ;°,,;,;§. 'Si1‘B¢1‘kl¢Y Milner- matter- for the Pell S C _ ' _ - , bm; 3? ,.;vOr;§gi?i1n§0On %1T1?,_~Ft;_?rggg§2‘_q ”'P1”`e°‘a"ed° ated and his remarks concerning temper- Mall Gazette t0'dB».Y_PI1b1lSl1¢S & l'¢¢!’9-¢-

f th Hr

one o e st and most, essential of PUBLIC M;.;E1~1N¢;_ 9-1166 Sellbilllellli 011 HHS Island 40 YES-PS 880 l tion and regret for publication, absaiving which is to do what is required faithful when he left 'li d b

_ , _ _ _ 1 an now, rought vividly - ~ _ r - _

ly and promptly. At 8 °°l°°k "1 the e"e“'“»"~' “ f’*""Y before our minds the great advance that Milner from any dlscourbesy or lmpm

The schedules furnished this year ' large cmwd assembled at th? haufbut the has been ma`de alohg temperance lines. Duet” . aimed at securing statistics with regard 1. ' FINDS sun is Nor A wrnow

to three important items. C `

but in very great danger.

port., `

_ _ nussu nzsnnssns oimrmnlmnsrxn. ' P

_ FRANCE AND GERMANY TAKE AU'l'ION»

aceseoooa nomcntoe more iseiogi-an lwzuage andgo bctore a censor, vile;

Fra.nce_has` the prohibition 'd _

cxportofaxmnsto,-China. _

Asurnorwaarxisrc. ` . I

Apparently all the’ powers will soon

°°s°f=¢_'»h=° 1. -

the southern ff

naman 'moors ron war mu _ , British ~ troops arriving oo

have been ordered to Wei Hai Weiiwhut troub1e`is anticipated. S - crm. cmnirsm.-ro colnrazm. '

The chinese looser so Tien _.rem

about 3,111), ' _ ° _ _ Sir Francis Grenfcil, Governor of ' Mutt; will command the British forces in0hinn. suspicious or susan .um Li.

Suspicion exists Di Hung

secretly working infthc interest Tuan and that Russia has a secret know- ledge of affairs and has about $4111 men near Manchuria. for active service. _

wniicx AND MURDER Go ON. i

Reports received show that the -dc~

struction of churches and chapels goes an and any missionaries falling into tha hands ofthe Chinese are murdered.

CHICAGO MARKETS. _

Cmcaoo, August 19. -(Speciah) -- The

following are the closing ratesz- '

July, wheat, 752; corn, 4382 oats, 82;

pork, $11.50. '

August, wheat, 765, corn, 38}, oats, 23

Sept.,'wheat, TH; corn,38§; oats, 231; '

Pork, $11.65.

ar-U '*-ui-1!-1

# Pure

Paris

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Green

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me o _f ' Q beudoliilrge§1d;1ts(;oro in this direction _ _ fg _

dunng' thecq ' year? And if- 8_1!!- ommmd Mm sho possesses

` qualm cations for

Eggs; let them not neglect

that is in them.

| IL Asregardsthe church relation--

shipotC.E membaa. Fran thoma-

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f' "er

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Not much credence is placed in thin rv A

I-°~°°f<~J»1v1°-<S»~if»1>-.1-ri==s~.-i-s-ei Govemment,becoming%5_nvinQsd{§|;_§ Chinese Government was ia.id{ng"thc ; Boxers, has given the Chinese Might"

Germany _ine given notice time mf'

c _ '

l?¢1¢Zl’_l-|11 from Shanghai declare; the ~ foreign Ministers at Pekin are still Uh, `

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