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The Soli
.g**.quent Amadora 4.,barnyard.nianaire enrieliee, the soil,:
eeda the, crop, increancolhe Yield, ')nakea the fand more, Profit- •
• able., 1 McCormick-peetiiii genuine; manure spreader, not
mechaaiCal unlOader. It * aupre‘me in the spreader field.: '
Worki,ai parts are attiehed"tO an all -steel frame.- 'Roller .beiir•;•' •
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inga and a short :wheelthiNse iiittaa' a light rnitint..i.Ohrhinl., %The-.
• driver'Can-,initantly,. :regulate the ,fieW 'whilethe apreadee Is, in "
„OPeratiOti. ' ' • • ' •
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CALL *Di LEM US IMMO NSTRATR •:PHIS NEW SPREADER
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Phone No10 is at Yonr Service'
We Sell join Caali-Iste' Sell Cheaper Than The credit Store
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SPRING
REQUIREMENTS
IS HERE 'AND Wrrif IT COMES THE 'ANNUAL
HOUSE-CLEA.NING. WE, AREAtEADY-•''WITHT-THE I GOODS
YOU :WILL REQUIRE AND'EXPECT TO, PIND IN A. .HARD-
WARE STORE. 1„ , • •
EURESCG-7•ThaiopU1ar Wall Finish; la .everiohade. '
.SHERWYN WILLIAMS PAINTS -Pot ,ia1Js, floors, woodwork and
• outside' work. • • ; •• • •
VARNISHES -11 these -wehave a 'Varnish for ani and every put.-
:Peae.--LINOLEUM VARN.ISH for Linolearns„ IdAltNOT for°
Sanwa, CHI-NAMEL 'NATUTIA.L a high-grade Vitra* which
aaticlin-Insed-for-anY--purpOse,
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'PAINT BRUSHES,. VARNISH BRUSHES, • MURESCO:'' BRUSHES..
'UTILA.C••-=This is a new finiati-and'rvie. want to tell you/ abont it, It
rsatiit.finish, quzk1dryn1g enamel..::ItTWilif-nOt"'Iift the
'under coat,. his; no objectionable 'dor, can be thinned with
turpentine'
and will dry hard infear hours, whielt means that
you can Pat Sitt two ,cOets... in. the enti . it • in
nine [ colors and this is tile enamel that certaitilY,,Will. please
• yon.
Coiled andl3arb Wire on hand
Car of FreshCementJust Unloaded
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'ileating, utt:thing and, Electric Wiring
Lime; IlardWall Plaster, Gyproc-: Wallboard
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Phone 74 Phone 256
oliumelital Works
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largest
hi the, most beautiful- designs
:tocho�se.frorn,inn .
biarhis: Scotch,. Swedish fldJan
atdian Granites
• We make a specialty ,of-Fanifily
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4acriPtione Neatly, Carefully and
• Promptly. 'Dom.:,
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Monday, May 23rd, 1927, th ard
Mrs. Manson Reid,. a daughter, (Jes-
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BillICE COUNTY' •
EDUCATIONALASSOCIATION
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- The Seventh Annual Convention el,
the Bruce :County • Education Assoc
tion will he held in the .Town Ha
Southampton, Thursday- ' afternoon
June: 9. All School Boards in the
county should' be ,represented. All
• who -are -Intereste. -education-ore-
cordially inVited. Resolutions bear-
• ing on educational work in. the Coun-
ty will be presented for considera-
• tion.--The-Diamond Jubilee of -Con--
federatien will. be „,cernmenterated. A
-good :program will be provided. ,
; GOES TO JAIL FARM
•• Stanley Benninger, , the '17 -year-old
lad who was convicted , of forging a
eheque,•for • 815., at Teeircvater, was
• seats:awed by' Police Magistrate Wilk;
er, ant May 12th, to serve four montha
• indeterminate•.at the ketormatory at
.Guelph. He was ,Previously convict-
•ed'.of stealiae• • • ,
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Fireproof:. Nvai boor
For Sale By " •
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Publialte#' evert" motstiai morning'
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rtlaiffiSDAY, MAT, 26th,. 1.9,27.
MOTORIST VANDALS, SHOULD .
SPARE BLOWERS AND PLANTS
this roothine .abouteln,autonto-'
bile*: hoe. OrdiightnnueY ,probleins.
meiti Awe " the OntACtlint
'trove shiehe, 'plants .114, •**era a;
'Ion: the•highWay, .,flach_offerider
ldently thialrat that. he ' she ',40 -ea
only.4 . That itiay bo_Oaq,', but
when it: Mines to ..linadreita 'Oleg that
little; daily or each Sunday, • as' .the
Ca.se may .be it amounts te a ..arreat
undesirable featur.ehas
lea.# an 'Offieb#, Of the, Ontario. Motor
Jagueto issue' •aii ,aPpef41' .to motor•
late to' be 'mindful' Of the beaky rof
the country side, .We 'Publish:" this
:appeal .herewith:'
„ "What wpiti it is that in this sen
'iion when roadside llowerti and blos-
•soms, skid charm L the lure of :the
read, •litany motofista ae'd also ion -
'motorists will •persisif -in mutilating
shruba, and, trees and 'rooting up wild
flowers: and 'ferns. .• Becanse Of 'the
:depredations:of :these. Vandals': certain
...Wild: flowersare being exterminated.
We hare'. all seen tonneaus „ env:tided
'miscellarteoas assortments, of. branch -
'es, blossionuf:andiother • bloonia,• ferns'
and plants, .and even amail trees and
-shritb*-ripp4-outrhy-theroots7We-
hare seen many telicate 41# flowers
'Wilted: and .tramPled Under foot on.
the ilOOr board! Cars, mat off by
the, readaide or relegated to garbage,
• pails.They had . helped 'make . •otir
-highwayand,sylvart.tretreatibeanti.,
ful,' and their remora' is to be
gretted," '
. "We have appealedt� iall mathriats,
not to ,deatief. the flora and to ' •alo•
their :bit towards thsceuraging. ',this
, destruction just as we. haye'...appealed
_ them :to serupuliaiSly respect proper-
ty a—riihirer
• they, Picnic as free 'front refuse • as
'they ' 'would desire., others to leave
them and never :leave bottles, broken
or einS on thei ;shore or. ;„in
•ereek,,., atreant, river; ..pool„ Rend
is' the work. Of . hut ,•very
'few minutes to gatherup the garb..
• aga:and Other' refuse of a, Pienieor
camp and. if • a .suitable • receptieat' is
not :at hand to wrap it Up, place. it in
the car' and, On; arrival :home, ;put: it:
in the garbage: container. . Pienicers
and campers,needless'. to, say should
siee. to it that • fires are entirely
tinguished. We...'occasionally have
beard some • doubt ''expressed te
whethera carelessly [tossed aWity• Ci•
gaiet or cigar batt or a lighted Match.
• ever Started •* fire in the woods; Let,
me :assure you that bare seen these
• things 'start fires. in the busk as .1
.have seen apparently dead7out4anip-.
ares,[lanned into . flame • by .a :breeze.
long after. they were:deeMed out hi
campers. , Ignited ,dry humus . :Will
isMoidder: like pank, for:1011re."
all Canadian motorists; were as.
careless' of the; rights and airivile•ges
of others -as-are -mem hers..,Lot-'-.t.the
thoughtless or selfish mihority ,• our
highways,' and . byways lese-
much • nt their beauty and 'charm :abr."'
-ruralifritatornia would much less:
TWO POOLS.; ALCOHOL, ‘.
GASOLINE ADA CAR
•The „Durham' ,ReView :gives ' the fol.,'
le*ing graphic ...account 'of what hap-
pened to tWo joy. ;riders froin Owen'
,Considerable ,exciteinent was creat-
ed, around' town late Saturday even,
irig; when a' new • Pontiac roadster
was reported wrecked on •the posts
north of Rocky Saugeen bridge, and.
•Cm4 Clayton :McCrae, of -0Wen
, later , foundasleep in 'Burns Church',
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Rocky Saugeen, having fereed, the
door . °Rem ;'.. • •. ' ,
The. car' belonged to DX.' A. B.
:Riitherford of Caren Sound; and had
been only at :few days :in use:', Hits'
• wife had left it parked in front, of
the house and :office abopt.9 pi:nu:and
'ten minutes :later the Dr: came °tit
to use it for a ..professional 'call, and
found_it missing.Heiinnetiately re-
• ported "the, theft to the p51ite, bat•it,•
• was' not , a couple of hours later
that any trace the' ear was found.
• Two men. from Ritohener naetoring
north that. evening enconntered the
Ivrock-ed riSadatef anst north of keiliY
:bridge and tieing iliatiainted..With-.Dr,
litAherford; recognized' it as 1s ear,.
They went on, a fewsteris to las. Mil=
• ter'' home and phened D. ,Ratheile
• ford of the mishap, wheEle_11.1lon
„stahles;•- 6arson'., and,...-1Viceaffery. Af
.0Weit Sound, "drove down and '
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idti-
fled the. cat ' • • :
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Meanwhile Constahle 1j%Jje aid
• Otheri•frOnktiurhant 'and hearbyhci
reached tho etie,:o?f the smash but
• no driver toald be' found. ,The.,
must itaVer .b.gen• driVen; ",.a,t7 7 territiii,
ripee#, and not ktio*Ing of Or notbe-
in Ohle to negatiatO the tarn h the
TwittspAlit IWAY'26thp le9,2t
road utio,the bridge, it had c011ided
into the 'posts and the Wire railing at'
the 'went side, Innatqled, two or three ,
df the',p0sts:,off,,:looseried others and
was for the' driver, aneWmateraf_
saiy, .that the fOnce was there,. or the
,enn and occuPants.... Would , have rush-.
,the bank into the ,Rocky
• Saugeen, anti a watery grave It was
about 1040 svhen the smash occurred,
'The. car 4 was' badly' damaged and
may be scarcely .flivOrth repairing„,,The•
both,: etnialted,„ • front springs ' were
front' rignt wheeland'rear'left:were
• bent, • ail 1' der Crushed and •,'the,
buckled. The: bumper
%Witted sorneyards away cliiv-vri the
,bank while one of the posts had beep:
'hurled : seri*, distance.. The 'wrecked
,auto. Was tOW0440NOble!ei garage.
laurhani, 'Where it was left on OA
street until Sunday afternoon, then,
towed „back Crwet ,Sound. • 7,
Te/ePhoning ,arotind' the, neighbor-
: hood, the: constables ,were .unable ,tf,1
.discover any trace Of the oCcupenta
of, the ear, but •a 'search was inatitu-
ted Of all -barns and outbuildings -an
the locality. It was ;feared they had
Made a clean 'get -away,' as the search
aroUnd the mill or camp grounds, for
anyorip injured, .or in any building
proved fruitless.,, The Rocky "amid)
'shed, half' a mile of the scene
of disaster, was finally searched and
also found Untenanted, but .the door
of the ,church Waif noticed !lightly a-,
jar, the lock having been forged op -
.en.. Snoring was heard and a marl
found sleeping on one Of the , *Seats
with . cigarette Eitubs 'lying. around;
H' wiurciiiiildri:WiteiredThrirtirre4r
• ted rand disdoveredto be Clayton
Mccrae,•n young Owen Sounder, well
kfl'c'7Ti' in. Police circles. ,.T•le Was
brought to,' Owen' Sound arid 'pieced.
in gaol there' to Omit' trial Monday.
McCrae denied .any knowledge of
• the ear Or the .accident,•`and said he
was ()trills way to 'Owen Sciund frorin
Tort Colborne. When Searched he had
in ,his Possession a • revolver which
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Was not, loaded, non was there any
ammunition' to be found, oti
wvas kienr ttoocton Jae ear and
On One,:side Ofhia lace the Presence
of whichlie could not explain to the
•. In police court before Magistrate
Oreaspn,. on Tuesday morning.
in Owen Sound, Clayton McCrae and
• Wrn., trnfican:, both of :•'Whom were
'charged Withthe theft of a MOW
beigagine to Dr.' A. B. Rather-.
• forcP,', pleaded guilty,- and each
given . a term Of 18 nientbs certain.in
• Ontario lteformateiry at, 9ORIp1t, With
an intermediate ,sentence or 2 'years..
less: one day': Roth of the accused
inadstatementa . to the .police in
connection With : the affair, DuriCan
being plaCed 'ander arrest some time
on • Monday. The (ftory la that the two
• met on. Satarday night at the corner,
of ardAve. end 40th Si., .Owen Sound
and McRae suggested they, go ..out
and .look for a Car, but ;it , was, some
• tity.ie' before they found one with g
key in it and it happened to he Di,
Riitherford's. They: released the- brake
:and pushed the ear aroiind, the car-:
ner and with. MeRae at •the wheel.
itarte4, fea-07:drive'reund the-: city
and then Went \Mit 'Ur GarafaXi Ra'S
.ArChatsrkittliTtligy botightliiiinecgas.
'and • a bottle,: 'Of pop; .as they • had
•a1cohe hi, their ',:-PoiSessien,
they ' mixed ittacith the- pew and' drank'
it. After leaving. buitsworth, Duncan
wanted to go back, 'but .McCrae de-
murred, and Duncan finally got out
01' the ear and walked:back to Owen
Sound, arriving,. there” at-
erae' 'drove ' he' came, to., grief
and then went on to the church, to
sleep, .where he was found and ar.
• tested. McCrae,. also fined $ao
and costs, or indefault ,of'paYment,..1
• ihonths in jail, on ,a charge ,of har-
ing an; offensive weapon on: his per-
son; The,., sentence run .cOncur-
• rently:
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WRECKING THE: CARS
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The .WalkertOn Teleseope. bad . the
•
• • There' appears to be an epidemic Of
motor aceidents. In addition to the.
imPact ' , on • the Ilanciver-Walltertein
road last Friday,. referred to. in 'art,
othercolumn, cars driVen by Wilfrid
,Schain of near Berrie, and John
MePherson 'Of • Culroas • rowni,hip,
collided betweerf-ten, and. eleven 0-
oloek the sane Schau;. was
travelling east and,rate.taierSon in • a
'westerly direction on • the Durham.
'Road,. about' a, mile, west of :Rivers-
Penclera• locked , and ' wheel,,
were ripped' off.' The proviricial'Police
have investigated: ' •
Thenlast Sattirda4 night a. .M
'Laughlin' run -about turned over on
l)ilkey's Hill, It is understood • it
was being' driven too fast to make
'the-turrr- at the, top' at- the'
of the front wheels was smashed, the
windshield -,: the top ,torn off, and oth-
,erdarati*Inilietecf4:Thel„
4riven'‘b3F--4.- aelleyer,4yOUitr•Atistir,,',
is ,.tinderstOod, Who was itecoiripanied
by a couple ef friends. Their injur-
l71:.60cmalliajilatie.41nv: WIee'ern
aoi
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MAIT.LAND PftESSYTERJAL •
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• At the thirteenth ,annual meeting
0 Maitland; PreebYterial; W.M.S.of
the Presbyterian Church, a recor.d.
r-aurriberdelegates 'were litatterid-,
.--anceteeting convened in' • Knox
:Church,:itlitcardine, 041nesday,,' 1J4Y-
• f7th; Kra. Perrie, president, in the
chair, . Devotional,,, exercises conduct-
, ed by Kincardine Aux., opened, morn-
ing' Session.,• Minutes ef' last meet.
kg reed' by Ree. -Sec.„. Eind approved
Reports ,from '•the departments,secre-
t4dries 'were -verY• enCoara'ging r•-7 19
• auxiliaries, 5787 tnernbers--215„, ineet,•••
ingst,average atten4ari3'64; witft 19
Life lVfetribershipkt 2 .Y.W. anxiliar,
'Yes ..C.G.I.L 'groups, 4, IVIission
. ands,g: 308. members, 22, Jitaior Mem-
-lieriniparaa-lIonte.41-teleraft.450;,,au
aerintions to, Glad. Tidings.
• - Wel, and Welfare se. reported vis'-.
' its 'to tomes .01. trangers.'RetneYiils
.Locations and twenty...six visits to•
pitala." Lib, • and Literature''' sed. -7.
Books and 'Literature sold, and a Op -
ply on bend; . Supply sec, -:7report,3
bollgideritlile. of the ‘aunTtlica of ' las. t
year 11'er.' oun.;,School • Homes still on
;hand •,periding adjustment in. school
ittaff-te . Selkirk .Missi6a supplies'
',$1,1.0.2.,' total '$500.00„,'' Allocation fol.
' this:Year; • outfits .for eliciys and 4
. girls: 'In the ebgeneti ;of "Cor.sSec,
• her excellent report:Wale reaaby Miss
Mather.. Optimism is the. dominant
note. We have passed through, Chang-
ing cOditions Without changing pur-
ose God's i His. heaven. All's,
p • n ,... • . .
well: Treasufer's' • statement . Re-
ceipts •64,520•77: Allocation for 1927.
$4,512. • Dedicating Tra'Yer offered by'
• Mrs. Clouse .and prayer. by Mrs. R
Davidson,. brought morning session to
• Afterneon: session opened with de-
'Votional ekercises,led by members of
Ashfield and -Ripley Auxiliaries...
• A .kindly address, pf welcenie was
,,giYgriL:by-Mra.--,Coombe,-andrepliecl.
.to by Mrs. 4",..T. Davidson. Mrs. Per;
Tie in her presidential address, :took
'Celli:Islam 3, ver.. 23 as , the .basis of
• her remarks.-,-; ' Whole -heartedness,
catch' a glimpse of ' the Jternal Crea-
tor's , Plan; look„at the Joroughnes
ef His werkmanship,t e heart • of
GOd in,His .work; He 'is: the plaSt(ir
• builder; "Forward" is the •watchword.
"Onward" the. Motto. We too, must
learn -what our ,vN:prk is, where our
work is, and 'what we -are -dojo:: If
we have linowledge2then we are inter-
ested: ' Let" us' de our work . whole-
heartedly . and Well, 'with a: full 'sur-
• render to Christ. Eternity iS' ahead
-and-we[-p-agithiew-ay=bar-Carce".F.-arri'l
G. :bouglas," delegate to PrOVincial:
Secietiei,annually held in Brockville :
.reported encouragement and progress
in -eVery line' of the ,•:tiventy-four.
PreS15yteriar activities 7T:ii'0, '.i.roifh?.!'
wOmert: Were designated for Service
'In India during•rieirt vear. - Next an-
. . .
rual meeting is -to be. held an Gael:eh
Kindly :words ' of greeting'. were con-
veyed from Presbvtery • 'hy • Bev. Mi
Janes . and greatfullY-: aceepted....' 'A •
'Mission' Band exercise' by :Kincardine
M. B., • whicli, number's • filty7three
members.; wis given. : •• . •
The audience.. was , greatly pleased• .
to. have • Miss B. RobSon Of ..Anikhut '
Southern Bhil district. India, addresS
them. TO this .Bhil field Rev. Dr: Bri-
•'chanan. went thirty.- yearsi ago; ':and
'foundedhis rniSsion at'' Amicha. The
• work there has been intensive rather
• than extensiVe..: Resulting efforts
prove the Bhils' were aborigenal' trib- :
,e$ numbering over three hundred mil-
.
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Tire -protection. is :all .imPortaPt .modmi
• building, Help prsitect your kime,froni:thi.
• menae 'of Are. by Iiitog Briptford *944;
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All Brzotiord ROOM; products are 4"s';
4erdeOt and Usually 'redttie.' instliiice rain
•,F,•,',.by-40.40--.2.0...pet,„gent,: Spec& flung
for permanent roofing sAtizto4tion7 \ • •
Brantford Rciofiittep. 3.42111114 . e
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Brantford Ontario a
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• Stock Carried, InformtaiOn FUrnishad arid Sank*
on Brantford roofing rendered by
& Son .Lucknow, Ont
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by Rev. Dr, ,MacGillivray', Moderator
of the Ge,eral Assembly of the Pres-
byterian Church in • Canada, •arid"
greatly aureciatesi hy the large. au-'
• dience. .Music furnished by the choir
brought a very happy and.successful
day to..a. close. • .•
• 'An invitation from Teeswater,. Aux;.,
jliary .to 'hold- next. annual oneeting in
T17,ciater,-71--v ith'ei-iffeTtilly
• •Resolutions 'ere prelented by ,COn-
hvgenarotrilo:f.aRdbepsoludtion.,Contraittee ' arid
• Resolutions
• 1. That we' again acknowledge the
• Soyerdg* leaciershiP'.• of • Almighty
God :srhd so• Wonderfully streng-
theittd and . bles,sed our ' 'beloVed
.2. That in our harries e daily ab
ter •fires:: ma', be kept burning, so
that Our yiitith nearken to. Gnd''s
call q-,sersace, •• •
' 3. That, by. Our efforts the Sab-
___k_a_thi:Illypt.34,44;_tkeligl_i
'.out our „land, • .. • . -
• .4: .',.:Th_at we re -affirm. Our 'belief' in
the -,:otal prphibitjch !the. liquor
trail'„..„ es a..nieans to Canada' S high-
• est' ;,.i'elfare;' the. Systematic
ing principles' in
the lme • and in the day and Sunday.,
schoils. ,
5, •That We assure ,our miSsionary •
at 10,1rie And .,:sver,$eas of out A HEARTLESS THIEF:
lovil-g 'prayers for :them.
9 ' 'That the' th nk ef P e
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• 8. • Our heartiest thanks to the,
members -of , 'Knox Church, Yincar..
dine, for entertainment provided; to
the miniSter and session foruse Of
elturch to hold Our meeting; to the '•
. speakers, Miss RobSon, /of inaie Miss, .
• Rattee of Toronto., Rev, Dr. :MsaeGil•
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livray',. Moderator of Asaembly; • to
Mr,, Paton, organist, and Miss Me..
,,,,E,enle„soleist, for _theiLlnyekaLcoa:
tribations...
Officers,
President,' • Mrs. . (Rev.) Perri.,
winghenp pt • Vice Prez id
• •
'Coombe,' Kincardine; 2n4Vic •Pres..
Mrs. Arkell, Teeswater; ard Viee
Pies,,• 'Mrs. Strachan, Brossell;' . 4th •
Vire Pres., Mrs. M. MacKenzie: Aph,
fieldi Rec.,Sec.,4Iiss Mather Kinder.
dilia; Coi.-See„ Mrs. A. Csxr,
.huni;• Treasurer, Mies N. ,dieliolion; '•
Supply Sec.; bill.' George
• Desoglas, Lucknow; Heine Helper.
Sec., Mrs. Simpson, . Molesworth;
;Glad Tidings Sec., Mrs, Porterfield,
•Linklater, Wingnani;' Press Sec,
Mrs,. R. 'Mewhinney, Dungannon; Life, •
l‘lembersbipi, 'Library .and 'Literature '
'Sec., Mrs. Elliott, WinghaM;
Wel„ and Welfare, ,.Mrs. -..11. McGee, •
Wingbani; Y. W. Sec., Miss' Carrick. •
Luckneiv..Mrs. Meivhinney, Press
, • e e rs,
teriar be tendt:,,re :3', to the diA'eront
itors..„who so kindl,-,,•'pubiished our no-
•tite,s and reporti... • '
,;7., That as,.a', society we desire to
61acr, 'on record &Ur ihankfulNss td.
God for His . grade:us , eare
,and goodness. to o'ut:beleveri D,ornin-
ion 'enabling': it: this. '„eal, to cele
braff,:. •the• eikh: anni'versary • of Oen,'
•fer.1,‘rctti pra;vP.-
spirit of:tlie textlrom schich. the title
'of 'the co.uhtrv 'aosen. May be'
lion .who lived on the plains of North- its watchworo, "He' shall have do..
ern- India; thro• nglli the ruthless Tier-infrii,ri' also frOin sea '‘o se.a.
,secution Of Hindu and Mohammedan • the river unto the 'ends oil the earth."
. .
many of these tribes were killed ahq. .
many were made slaVek.
ni f 1
. ng mind ar•es of safety iirthe
•deriSe'. jiingle of .forest ,and hill .. in
• Central India.' inhabited by
For centuries.., these-'' people
have lived there senarategiri nation
nlity, manner. and.. customs,. living in
,strange primitive Ways, •Tbey knew
• great 'poverty.. .; Their homes are bam-
boo huts with mud. floors. They 'are
timid. like .animals, ard the greatest
difficulty of themissionary;lies An
the fat that these trarig pople
cent, the estimate that • the': Hindo,
places on them', that they are not ai
all superier 'to the ariirnals.. They do
not Worship, idols, hut are naturally
Superstitious and pry toappease: 'the
• demons. ,The 'women very hard
but have a much more honered ppsi
• tion in the homeithan women of other
parts . of There • are•-po rhild•
marriages,„therefore no child widows;
They: possess a great natural••intelli,
gence and they readily re.ael.,se the;
_truth of the GOspel. Our ciii.•.r.'"1; is
reSpOnsibla for 'an area containing
two hundred .and fifty thousand of
these, people. Speakei• told of their:
.eustorris anddress, of their Work; of
their teaching' and prea('hing.bv
.natives, evaneeiiati6 work
tintary, of their one • roecheal
ing, of theit'observanee of, „and' •serv,
iees on ,the Sabbath day. 'fife 'nativ,f
Christians! slogan, is. "Victory for Je;
sus." 'Much has been, acconplshi
crniich, rein a ins-. to. 'he aerie:, Miss Rob,
cInn returns. to ;these people Assured
that God is 'working,".out' His brrghi
design.: for the r'e'•
Deaconess. who ,for•pixieen years J,iI
been hi charge of 'the Re.t);r,?,..iv.r.
address. She show,ed to ,}1fq, 0)(110 e'r
heme. Toronto, eave a most inspir.ng
how costly .a snirif,Yal jvneor. f.
knee is. the p)t,)•Ino paid inhgand sufter.
dniay hecestrearlit.frlp.11:1,t tilth
zi'e.(1
tpitfailt of
terenidienPatyatOhtire6novnh
aolad
s, 7O
n,llvIrl
ria:
-edge ofi-the true. Liyht
Redeemer 44 voq, iropq and Juippi- •
nes s datvris Yet for, the bre
s016, '"God 81yrlf Wine Away
Tears." Wilti* renderbit V .ftir,A, •
tenzie. O'fficers , of lart yrqtr
all
i'crtcIte
at,ory,'i";p1
Stiblect .of Closing wortk,
w.hole,„arineurA•ariveri74---414.4-.*Yis,,r-
,..ond, hy-,,Mrs, Oliver; .elosed r r
t • '
Evcniiv onAloir, 'n'to '1C/6.r, y
,111vrtror„,i'Merap,flt.couttll'oont (+1.,;
• MOderator of Syreal,
Tte /Warps), of the overdpg:vate•Ki*n.-.
4
• • e
•
is'.aaid . that eyan-Jhe. meat .det.
ola, go' hioji
f
'in' him, lint' it '6 .dthAtfill.,if even this
little could be :foundln the: •wretch
who,,1:1 Week ago, .While •Linns
chei :4'4 11,4,' 954. was
tending at the. bedside of.; his .41yhtir
wife, entered; his (Oiseherii,$)' hogs.
and, '.carried away ....areuantitY 01 pre-
serycd. fruit and lether.:iitielei, lei**
hoped that so inean,it: rascal AVM not
escape Without condign ininiehinent..
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••••
ost Power
at the Lottje.q:Coit for the, Longest Titrie
FOunde'rs of the' iraotor ,inciustry in 1901—,
• making tractors ever,since.that 'give the..most power
the , loWcst cia:A .for',ihellongest ;tiint--H4irtPcirr
in*I.927 assures'yot.f of still greater potVer from n
great' tractrt. Hart-P6rrs have stiiiitienti power
pcif6m.t.vi,6 6r rt,pre farming ciperations at one time.
../5, ;Ivry r,perate rjrilow-price fuel, Mdae possible• ,
b;'); fresrt.,j1 )ubr.icatiein.• Many Hart -Parrs areetill in
f tc:r mr.tre, than twenty Years. of farrowork,
trt (tors are xnade ix.) three sizes',
fr.,r trafl, mtaiurn or la rte" farms. 0)the aid eel%
.thern..
ria'ii-Pa,rr O. wner. Are R'art-Parr booiteri.
• :.AtOt4J,',T:,...P.81tTicAlLARS...
By •
The Joh-Goodjso Thresher
Sarnia
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