MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1276, 3 November 1911, Page 2

MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.

There was a largo audience at the Mia. sions td Seamen Institute on Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Clayton provided a most delightful concert. Mr. ,1. S. Cummings, lion, assistant uiissioncr, occupied the chair, owing to the indisposition of Mr. Shell, the missioner, The following contributed items to the programme:Mesdames Clayton. Lindsay, Hiddell, Misses Edwards, Theobald, Speed (2), Messrs. It. Myers, Speed, 1. .1. Levy, Clayton, l)avio (K.M.S. Athenic), Drown, and'Clintworth (It.M.S. Atiienic).

Thomas A. Ellison, who lias been, motoring in Europe, mid k> ti recent interviewer: "1. am 110 .veal's of aye—you look surprisitl. but 1 am counting :\£e by a man's daily work In hours. 1 luivo worked eighteen liour.s iv iltiy (of many ywii's." Tlkil Mr. Kdison lias worked for some purpose, even from a money (,tand|)oint, i» sren ill the ie).oit. thai, lie derives an income cf .I'loo,ooo a year from one patent alone—Unit- of photofrajihio films. Mile. Gaby Dollys, the French actress, ifXiwcts to malts ,C12,(K)0 in two months from her Ainoriean - ongngGnicnUi.' "J'vn an afl'ocfiMi/' said tho youth, Tile maiden fluttered, ooy— "This i.< so sudden, Mr. Snookos, But Ma will jump for joy!" lie slanimoi'Ml . ; . Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure . . . She fell upon his breast. He braced himself . . . "It's only an Affection of the oheeit!"—Advt.