mre HE DATLY BRITISH WH1G, YURSDAY, MAY 25 1915. PAGE THERE y DR. MACGILLIVRAY LIKELY 1 Every 10¢ ' Packet of WILSON'S AREY PR ORT SSN AR ET Ya iv ee ; " he ~~ 12.00 1A Kodak (new) .. 5.56 2 Folding Brownlie . And some remgrkable values In Box Form and Folding Cam+ eras, all guardnteéed im perfect condition. " Nemember, we rent, exchange and repal all makes of cameras and sell ofl makes of film, At Best's The | Sitininclory Dink Stove. Do you appreciate it? Are you_ taking proper care of your éyes. g : fou wear suitable glasses? Being ag specialists we can tel ght much about glasses and eyés--the. bless- ing of sight 'and HOW TO RETAIN IT. NEELEY Ir, M. 0.0.0. Optometrist and Optician, 228 PRINCESS ST: 3 doors above Opera House. i considération. | i i "70 BE CHOSEN MODERATOR ely | { 1 { i | | sembly Next Week. OPINION IN WINNIPEG i THAT KINGSTON CLERIC WILL | BE ELECTED, { The Others Nomiupated Include Rev. Principal Baird, Manitoba Coliege, Rev. br. Neil, Toronto, and Rev. Y. Dr. Mcleod, Barrie, here in Présbyterian circles Chalmer's Church, will be chosen . moderator of the General Assembly of that chureh when it meets at Kingston in annual session Wednesday, June 2nd, pext. Other ministers nominatéd by Pres- byteries include Rev. Principal A. B. Baird, D.D., of Manitoba Collége, Winnipeg; Rev. Dr. John Neil, of Westminister Church, Toronto, ong of the mest wealthy and influental of the denomination in Canada, and Rev. Dr. McLeod, Barrie, Ont. Dp McLeod will bé the nominee of those still opposed to church union. Both Pr. Baird and Dr. Neil are regarded with extraordinary esteem in the Presbyterian communion, but neither is ambitious for the honor, and probably both will ingist on retiring ih favor of Df. Macgillivray, an older man, who has held his present charge twenty-eight years, being ordained forty years ago, Dr. McLeod, as a leading member of the church, woule naturally in course of time, receive this honor, but as representing op- position toschurch union he cannot be elected. In the matter of church union, it has been agreed that all the Presby- terdées and congregations of the church should vete on this question during the fall of the present year, and the proposal will be brought to final issue at the meeting of the General Assembly next yeédr. The {friends of tnion dre now pushing this proposal, favored by every As- sembly for the pest fen years. At the meeting in Kingston the question of church finance will nec- cessarily come in for most careful In several branches of the work of the church, as a re- sult of peeent financial depdession, there is a considerable deficit, In {| home mission work this is said to exceed $100,000 and to reach half that amount in work of social ser- vice. The Prégbyterian church has in the past generally followed the po- liey of doing the religious and philan- thropié 'Work which, in its judgment, ought to be done and trusting to its friends and members to provide the The question of retrench- fl ment must mow be faced. Jn. connection with the approach- ing Geperal Assembly of the Presby- terian Church in Canada at King: ston, Ont., & matter of Interest re- lating to the theological colleges, of which there are eight in the Domin- fon controlled by the church, will be the probable closing of the college in Vancouver, and the transfer of Rev. Dr. John McKay from that col- leg. to Manitoba College, ih Winni- pes; '6f Which he will become the i principal, : Dr, McKay formerly minister of ] Street Presbyterian Church, Montreal. He is noted for his ability 'as & public speaker, his power in debate being equal to that of any minister of the denomination, 1t is believed Dr, 'McKay will accept the jaxitation of Manitoba College, to whieh he will bring great strength. Pr. Baird has béen acting prin- "but declines, to continue, and recently was in Vanoguver conferring with Dr. McKay. t is understood that the Vancouver College will open again in a few years, when tne pre. sent financial 'stringency has passed. f.of selfishness have full sway and it will develop lew cunning. = a > Presbyterian General As-| Winnipeg, May 24.--It is thought] «| tion for. CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND, Report Upon It=Kingston Supplied Model Constitution. 4 3 The Canadian Patriotic Fund re- port for the period ending with March 31st, 1915, has been publish- ed. It is a comprehensive docu- ment and embraces all the proceed ings of the Fund from its organiza- tion to date. Among the contents are a '"'Sug- gested Constitution" fer the use of branehes and it is In large part the constitution of the Kingston Patrio- tic Fund which was adopted at the meeting at which the election of offi cers took place In the Frontenac ho- tel. It was drafted by the first sec- retary of the local cemmittee and that! was referred to in a complimentary Rev, Dr. M. Macgillivray, minister of | manner by' Mr. Kingston, Oat. | Ames, M.P., at a meeting which he addressed in the Council ¢hamber here. In the list of acknowledged con- tributions are the following: Fronténac County -- The County Council voted $2,000, of which two instalments of $400 have been paid. Kingston -- Subscriptions amount- ing to $86,000 (should be $50,000) has been pledged and $25,000 has al- ready been forwarded to Ottawa. Leeds County-- The County Coun- cil voted $500 a month for two years. The village of Wellington voted $1,000. Private subsecrip- tions $7,000. A compliment is paid the county by the remark that "counties desiring to perfect model organizations are advised to, write to the secretary for - specimen litera- ture." ° Renfrew County (and Pembroke and Renfrew towns).--$14,153.30. | Gananoque May 25.--The annual field day of the Thousands Islands Gun Club was held at their traps yesterday. Qu'te a fair representation of out of town men was in attendance, conspicious among them the veteran George M. Dunk, Toronto. With him in the pro. line were White of Ottawa, and Walker of the U.M.C. Company of Néw York. Ottawa was represented by Howland and Heney, White, O'Connor, Sebbitt and Easdale; Ham- ilton by Long; Ogdensburg by Houghton, and Belleville by Mark Sprague, Weather conditions were were excellent and some good scores were made. The cut glases bowl do- nated by the Canadian Indian As- sociation for the longest run with- out a niigs was captured by J. Jén- nings, Toronto. At the Athletic Grounds Saturday afternoon the local C.1.A.C, téam and the Kingston Poniés met for the first of the season. The visitors having a little the best of it. 8; C.L.AC., 6. About fifty of the officers members of Cambria Lodge, No. 132, 8.0.E,, attended divine worship "at Grace Chureh on Sunday morning. Rev. Melvin Taylor preached the so- ciety sermon. ; Rev. Mr. Millar, a. former resident of this section filled the pulpit of Grace Church on Sunday evening. he first run of the season of the Thousand Island Motor League was held yesterday when some. seventy- fivé cars averaging five occupants each made the run down to Lvy Lea and had dinner at the Glen House, the summer resort of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shipman. , The coal schooner Horace Taber cleared light on Baturday for Os- wego for another cargo, Victoriu Day was observed here yesterday by the local merchants in general and by nearly all the manu- facturers. Quite a number went up to Kingston for fhe races. Several bus loads went to' Jomes' Falls, while many others had picnic parties on the adjoining Government lands, as well as _-_ the Gananogue River. e Howe Island baseball téam came down yesterday for LE friendly game with the Maple Leaf aggrega- tion aud met by. a seore of 11.80 8000 & "Miss Dora Bulloéh, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. 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