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'ebsuaa 7 8th, 1905;;
PR,FSENTATION TO 1-1,V;..• ':ANGUS MAQBAY:
Oa Wednesaay evening Bev, Ax �
ttut. Mackay,. who, has, hem:acting, ` ,as
aef;istent to..the Bev, Kurdo M'u4•ken.":'
recipient Qf •bandsoroe ; preeentationq••
on-the•occasion of b;s return to Cana-
da. Air ..r okay recently resignOtl.
hrs'elaarge i.n Canada anki came' on a
visit to' this country. Rev, *Oda
Maclfencie, 'the • pastor of the -Free,
North. congregation, was '•lx d aside by
`rnclispo ition; , and •Mr.'Ma`ckay was;.
°persuad to assist'liim in his services.
Mr.'Mackay, who is an able pr•eacher.,
,made himself a general favorite,'kmong
the congregation, who felt' that they
Could not aIIow him q go away with-
• ry-
outtowing ho* highly he was : OP,
precieted;,
Rev Murdo Mackenzie ' presided
over the"gathering in the hal;; over
ersmYfi-1 tttg-- lresm.t,-
He said, that ;they would :have, far:
greater pleamre that night, in : reard'
n the presentations if._theirnffect4wats-
to induce their friend:to stay longer.
(Applause):, Mr. Mackay has beeii
with; them .for half; .ayeer,'.with-'the.
exception of one week $$. would not
flatter Mr:;: llackay • in ;°his* iresence;
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our wants can -be supplied- best by,
' us. Our prices '. bring ,us the
trade',
u have'' our 'Personal ' supervision
and• satisfaction guaranteed,•
We have always on hand a, . large.
assortment , of .. the latest -styles°'in
fnnuture, 'etc.•
NEW ,: SHOP, . NE GV GOODS;
LOW PRICES y '
9]1H1 PR(1 U1` T ATTEN 1011/41'
Tat LEADING#', trilDtl TAk I ti•ANI) • Ebif'ALMEit
li ;mitt n, 116 14l61#T Ott bAVe
'1 hey would^;?ea4•e'.;that until he was
t. , -y--`littleof •"'I k
when he Nras in Mr..Mckay's church its.
-Can-id-a-.1-14t, 'there would' : be such
Pleasant relations • between •them as
had'eubsisted during the last •tweatyy,
five' we's.: Mr.: Mackay:had come.
among tFt'etcem as the. minister• of another
church --tete Canadian .'church -and
',they were sending him back as a mini -
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inister`of the'`Free Church. (Applause)
He Was not indebted tn"any church or
"any human being„ but: to -God for hav-
ing:;sen't Mr. Mackay amongst diem'.
He ;found:' Mr. Mackav :an agreeable
and leasing Man..: (Applause.) , ` •He ,
"found him•' willing' to• rl'o ,`anything 'he
askecLhitn .to dc, ,Itd•.t .. tek w
ie. waspleasedtthey were,'eending Mr.
Mackey back to his wife ..and ;family
looking , better than when he came.'
His: wife would' hardly know her boy
when he .arrived. ;'(Laughter)' They,.:
would think,' looking..at him, that he
yet had plenty of time..to get married/
His hair was as black as :a erow,`but•
he "was the father of seten.: of a family.
(Laughter.) He Was glad 6'80:- that
he was not: the, only one who. apprecii
ated Mr: Mackay's kindness" I,t was
Most encouraging, to him, to see that
the congregation were pleased ,with
the"manner. in which Mr;•Mackay,had:.
laboured• ' among .them. '(Applause.,);
' Mr.,D. Maclean, elder,' in behalf. .of
the.Bible.Class,•referred•-to the; -able
manlier in 'which , `Mr Mackay con-'.
ducteli the study, of the Bible • during
the three months she had 'charge of the'
class.' Mr. Mackay, he said, was able
and' conscietious in :his teaching, ;• and
all'of'them' received benefit. , rom his.
instruction."' (Applause)'f-,They hoped
Mr. Mackay would, be blessed . mole
andr;morey wherever he was eogagfd.
They were 8orr"y.he was''going away,
,and, sent him away with :;God's bless
.ing, and raying -•-:'`Will yo. noT;cori1e
back again "1" Ii"e asked 'Miss, Mac.
doneld to present Mr. Meekay With a
•purse of •soverigns.
Miss 'Macdonald gracefully► per•-'
fornied'tile art . of ,presentational amid'
great :applause., `Mr, J. ' Gordon, ` also
spoke•of the interest vi•nced by Mr;
Mackay in tate Bih ass. Mr.•Rim. •
Fraser, grocer, sa • he Was , deputed
• by the committee in charge 'to make a
presentation' to Mr. Mackay on behalf'
of tirc congregation. .1,Vhe'n it became
'known. that. Er. 1liackay was to take
his" departure;"it was,
strengly .felt`; in
the' congres;ii,tign that 'Some'tiiing,. 'tan-
gible should be given' to ;him to show
the high esteem 111 Wt,icli:.ho" was held.
,(Applause;) tJoliectors Were appoint-
ed 'and' they found°,tile coikcting a
..peas-ui.iinstead-oLawtasks..u{.A•ppleutc)-
Everybody ,subacrlbsd liberally and
ho,hed pleasure in asking Mr. Mac
hay 'to aecepta pure containing thirty-
threo -'soveri igns--°and•,°°bathe,.,sil tit
(Appl'ausc.) They wished Mr . Mac-'
kay a safe ,journey across •the rets and
Fondly. hoped to see- h:ro. back again,
(Ltpplausc) 1\141Y:Stdtirtti:4 and: .Mr.
Tilnerae, intim; eelloctore' apolto of
their'cotdial rc.eptiirtl with regard.• to
thees
t timoni '1 to ]tilt,
a Mac '
ka
Rev, Mr Mackay, .who was receiv-
ed with app1iviiio, Enid' to ''did net
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TTENTT!
Great, Steck; 'raking Sale- of ' Groceries,', Crockery,Glassware:
Confectionery, Etc , . Etc , commencing on
and-lasting-arrl-il' .
Tt7I D.A;Y C711 4T,12,
e•start taking,stock.in March and we want: to; make a big
red act ion -i tr al1- h es.
OVCX'
wall lines, but Tobaccos, Sugar Flour and Peed .
Come'lnand see us, you are not compelled to buy.:' Get our'.
Discounts, it will pay you ; .
se-diScottnts-apply only to'cash
• $4,t4,-++4 .:.
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Teacher of
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Pupils prepared for Conservatory ] aniin.
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Physicians, Scientists, Etc, have given'
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We do not'claiin to grow hair on a
shining bald beed•whore the' roots 'of'
the;hair-are-dead-or-destroyed and no
fine hair left, but if there 'is any Lino
hair left we can make' it grow, ..we
have grown hair' on heads that have
been bald ,for' years and years and'
there IS not f case to,be found where
a'young man nir woman' who is losing„
their hair and becoming bald where
our celebrated hair growing roinedies.
will fail to produce,; a good healthy
head of hair,' • if used according to the
directs..
Bhisisiionnto. ,certify -that' I hays used !a }
orown's Celebrated. Bair (Trower, and:
it 'hal grownfor'mn`a,-goodd.full heart+'
Tf: hair, I. Was quite bald before•I
-used it~'and -nowt I nut"Verrnan nt1y`''
urea of "rbaidness, falling hair and
,dandruff., J. A. Johnson, .Guelph,
bate'd this 18th day of Decenmor'1908
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