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Si. JEURQS Troop held a h1g5 to ‘Inkerman and dltl some night. scout- m8. One Patrol stationed themselv- es at Inkerman and the other had to reach a pro-arranged place with- out the othcr patrol catching them.

Twelve scouts were iaresent. J. A. Lawson. Scout Master, James Bur- nett and Tom Edger: acting as Patrol lenders in the absence of Niall Bur- rietl; and John Donny.

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Baptist Scouts met Monday with‘ fcuilccn scouts present. There was Inspection of Necltcrchiefs (won by Wolf Patrol). Hunt! Signals, Tender- foot Tests. Selected game won by Fox Patrol.

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Out of twenty six cubs enrolled only two failed to answer, the roll Thursdaj: night. New Cubs invested '- .: Herbert Murray, Don. Mac- Eachcrn, Art. Wright, thank Andrew, Bob O'Brien, Bill Bentley.

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if, is j: per cent of this was 1 lo‘; irhat may be termed under wheat. 30%

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1 -. lieneral favorite :;:le3utlv.'as lln their con-ipany. JOHN BRENNAN The church will long miss lllln ti" _"“_ fa faithful worker nnd attendant. T1": j

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Fourteen Scouts were present at the Friday night meeting. and the

‘CANADA-BRITISH TRADE FOSTERED

Hallfx. N.S.. Oct.

Whu not have

HALIFAX. N.S.. Oct. 15 Canada has 15 Canada has

iC'l and tobacco forming . part. of the remauiing . : "rcir c~.l seeds and 741 r. non. 11m and other fibres. Somt ‘--.~~_~ f1"‘v 111w liotrd o! the Imperial * ' "mi-l F"T"ll‘,'ll 0! Iiiiia recom-

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following Scouts primed their 1st. class Lest in Signalling: Will HacRae, Don. Hart, Ernie Crockett, Bob Crosby, Bob Owen. Dave Fllliter, Warren Farrow, Call Vinnlcombe.

The death occurred on Oct, 5th a’. ‘cs3 “jet-e (vmdu? ‘i! bl‘ F? ' the home of Mr. A. Paquet. Sour-is of d’ ' S‘ Lon“; ‘mo g ‘ I F.

lspirlng address. Duiin; me cairrsc of l ~ John Brennan of Murray l-lgrbor. qwn rowice which ‘ms hfid m m? l‘... f‘ aged 7B, Mr. Brennan had beer i” "w; N “up Ho,‘ lmm], U, j w.‘ spending a few weeks at Mr. Paqucfs, " "L" mo‘ I . and was in his usual good health. '

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an oppxunity of increasing the sale of ntiany of her precincts Lontiicn students cl conditions there, according ‘to A. E. Wlldey. Public Relations Officer of the Port of London Aucti- orily. who arrircti hero in Lhe course

principal cities of the Den-iii: on at; g well as St. John's. Newfoundland. "The Port of London Authointy has sent me here to stimulate the inlrrest 0 of Canada. in the great market served

out. years, more than 3.000 factories hB/d been erected in southern England. largely served by the port o! London. which Mr. Wlldey described as the

"World's sales room and the com- meroial stronghold of the British C Empire. .. .. . . ..

"Last year overseas products to the value of nearly 500000.000 pounds sterling were sold in the Porto! London. This represents nearly 30. p 000.000 tons or merchandise or all descriptions from every part of the globe. No other city in the world

own local population but. a large part

mcdltles. and is also. a great lnter- over are grealci. and keeirei- todaywtleld and by his kind dispcznicn and’ Size \‘."rlri'5. C" “Wm, w“ w minim“. (5.304) m" 53...}, smithfrmmlog,

naticnal market where buyers attend than tit-i ’ c and \'~‘l‘.€‘.‘? thvre lsgenial manner “T11 limits?! h-fsl: of ‘.1 Csziil :ri N: a r. a‘ 535k" July n _

‘Ito purchase ia-rloiis clazser. of mer- demand. t _ 1y l5 czrbaln to follow friends trlio will mourn him as a T '11:» "a s - ‘ l 1" ' s (Lnliuvllll .. c. Tlleum 25c. Soldevo when. smnlnlnhfil ‘Mid-mas Canadian lit-pol‘. J.T. Wli! Corn’!!! um“. vvfiflnd‘

ehandiae 1B 7310196810 quantities.

in the .. market, in the opening of the Bmish

trade, " manifestation of good-will from one o! the most important public bodies in’ the United Kingdom and symbolizes the Lrue

trade demeglon as numb as otheflas its own. 1n faillnr: health for aglirc-rlfion of M",

makes such vast purchases of overseas nrl oi affairs is not lar away. Inter- 31l-

mics. "Relatively, there Me reweriyear he bore it. with christian (‘Jltxerv wis- r1135? ro:_*I‘-:.~.1-,'a1.- _ . . H uncmpxcyed in Lend” than in 0mm purl; Rlgdéddxd trusting m the nLl-lalflllitflz. Alilrflyll .0 ..tl‘l"llill...- nari .‘l Miss Sarah Snnth Tells ow arts of Eiifilznrl. Although it. is pcs- '3' -5 "m" Vi"? l" ~11‘ ‘"1" -'l t’ Y‘ "F" . - 51b1,, that balm“ has my be?“ real Mr. McDougall was born in Didi" ll‘ ;. hands hurl p r1. .1 lvtmxi Gullcllffi i-r, l -i ~ m. 1,. - s ‘v " - ‘ ~ bed in the depression’ were is Cont‘ ford m May 1862 the son of ti.“ hi“ In “l? V‘ ti‘ - hwy m‘! i) P “m ".\ly trouble becan as a h of small pimples which later formed idence m Londcn that an upward b“. i Charles and Susan England Mcneujz- it-uchingp; renter»; O larg” m“ m“ “gm hard rod. Th“, affected my (M, and bu; He moved to O‘Lear,v Road wit‘: -————-~--———— Th.» piynplcs fostered and scaled ovenprirl nay sl"lhl_l"lgegflt%iil":lfi°gulga . __ _ ._ »- .. ' c-ri products. London supplies not only lls national lraclr- never slackens its piicn ihis parents when I Child FOP ""- WORLD'S GUJJN fJ-fi; '.\ AI ~Qgjcflji,‘Yn}§§‘§;,mr§{}’.. A ‘T duiggqurement and lasted for ven- Ignq spells, ivlsreaver. the wards of forty years he conducted a TORONTW PAH: smut (v1.0 _ l’ " ' d black-smithing business in Sprlng- "l been." g Cvutlcurn Soap e110 Ointment and they helped m6. ll

of the nation's needs ln many com- demands of tlic individual the world

sooner or later."

1m 5'1','\:l'l] of \l'l'lO3l.. rice. and

Death came suddenly. as he‘ poise-fl

For the handling of this vast trade ‘away while sleeping‘ Ho was an rested irns borne is I P? U _ T} m “m m the ‘vorld shown . , Elnplre can boast the ‘honest. industrious man. a kind p to the no.1“), f5“? l "Mr nl‘ tic .. .1 ill? ha‘? Pom’? W head‘ fllllisl- hurt. in the wotltl- London" . h ' f.“ d _1 q ,':'l1.ch was filled \"l'.‘l Sllllit.‘ M awn Iminyfl cgntfal India the poly lint. has helped to build the lfpflllgilebllf-tfltlgrlhejs olpzirllglgrdgllrtlinpS made,‘ and mrniu who 113,-] ('01 , p A n“: n. inn mo; from mans. Emi-‘iw 9nd- "Onmrselyi U19 D511 that‘ ' g e r ‘ . " l i, ' Iicm far anti war to D3" t" l - ~. - -- lw 'l P"'\"l\(‘ » This week a

rm Elm,“ h“ 1 l _d t b .1 ‘Brennan was the last. cf his lamily. p ' a » ~ s“ “ t ' *- of a. lecture tour inclutllnv all the l. . l A. .10 ° m d’ Last llllS twin brother Augustine Drerlcce , - U“ ‘ted a mum‘: " ’ 1 "r 1' lifrmb -l1 has been r8191"- J ‘wax’ subs zbglegatlng over 58300‘ em w; lrcm D. Di: n. Esq.. B $0.. 11.5.

0o net registered tons entered and ‘ed him about two months ago. I-l

remains acmmpamed by m. Paws, . _ ti Ecrnomic Boianis: to the

left. the port. ml so 7 .7 _ . 1 B“, 1 Tmgwn Bu‘ Lem-ion g also the financial centre were forwarded to the home of Mr. Away; ‘WW1 DALLKC Eda? ' r the World, Mr. ‘Wildey said. anti Philip lllurnhy Sturgeon The fvflsffll . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ ' last. year cleared 93 per cent of the 44_ . W014 D1856 l0 5t» P511113 Chum?‘ l ‘Iiie many.‘ beaufiiul flowers. 1i ere

by the Port of London.“ said Mr. 996,000,000 pounds sterling that pas- ‘lslllrzeon and was largely attended. Les ta i112 love and mzoeni

Wldley Explaining Canada's oDPOY- scrl through the Bankers. Clearing The pail bearers werez-Joseph V 1r» dp-35r1 p315 1 The fruits of fht- Rnnett tariff an tunlty for greater sales in London. Home of gm]; Britain m; damned Livingstone. Norman McAular l , _ _r y, tnculrrl .1 l~.r~~- .13’ ~ lg. he n; PlllOYéd at various he said the population tlicrc of 8.000. l that. business could be llnnace more lThomas Heron. Samuel Provsrc. uirloi‘: tnrtr 31.2.; Cllllfllfili“ i of lvrofilifflvll- and 001151491’- 000,\vh0 annllfilll/ lwusht VHSL quan- cheaply in Lcndcn than elsewhere and William F. Steele and James Jamic- lrlro four s-"ns, Efl"'."‘.'rl at Glrti, - i‘ ' - "'5 C: mm“? “l” “'8” m“ titles of products from all parts of the tat insurance tales generally were son. - lg“ RWWH-nlg p ‘ i, work lll‘,\l‘!. in consequence. N"! world, was steadily increasing because lower gyms ______ l} ' _ M,‘ U .. .. ., 1'3; rm nn mi-nmp basis, The money industry was concentrating more and "My irlrit to Canada is something MR, JAMES MQDQULL-ELI, l,“ cm. mafi»... m m nr “f”... w‘.- _ , rrtwfirliivtl h? WHY 0f 1'91"?‘ 0f l-mem‘ more the Londcn area. Within rec- more than Just a. move to increase __.__ ~ In ~y~ lirt 11w n; l \* l" l» "'4 l‘<'"~“‘l‘»‘ “i” “mher snmum“

fire-grim- A deep shadow of gloom was cast ‘i. exit-rs over Springfield and vicinity when ltl T‘ e r: was learned that on the momzng of the 24th of September the messenger; mcntj Gcflrgg Ellis. ., of death had entered the home of Mr. land Jnlm A. Eeaion. Gunny ll d claimed h‘i~il Th llll9fill whit‘ was uvtlrr (he Dlflm: "h" ' London was not feeling the general James McDouga an - ' ' ‘ "e l m" W." p, r-mu "" ‘ ' "

yathy ol flllP ("Jlllfil I I‘: my‘ infinity)" The cmoperb

in r»! the tro great til-diva?’ fiyillm! , lt-m: many other people lnw ‘cnwfolullclll upon PYOJECB 0f “"3 rvlrnaion nnd other railway improve- aiy urn» will be beneficial to

s a "-.

said Mr. Widely. "It ls a

2. Baillie": d“. Empire spirit. of the Old .t~“c',1"P ‘n in» i i~~ ‘ill?

after using ‘we oi Cutlcura Soup and one box 0i Cuticurl Oint-

frlend tried and true. He vras fatl-enhcndlliuitirezls o! vl-B-krs cal-

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