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_dLucknow" Wingham
Phone 71 Phone 256
Moniiinental Works
sneve” and grading $.15.00f ,1 • Milton:
Kilpatrieke grading $7.50; John S.;
• Kileatri,ck, hauling stone $6,25; :Jphn
• Kilpatrick, tenni werk $14-.101e Jared
_Wobelere_enow roads OA; H. J.
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; Has Alio largest and, most ,compie..
.UVNAN, POor Mon- WON,
pgBpvt, MACHINE .11N • WORLD
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In .the aneieee fworld' .there were
eeven. Wonders: In 9the. modern world
.we have in reality .only ene, and that
Is the' hinnan body, writes"D:r. W. R.
C. Latsort in the,. New' yo4 Trihnne„
• Regarded' from a p:ierely .Mechanleale
•,eieWpoint, the Yoreait bely: ie....a al:m-
:4111y' :efficient. instruMent, .infinitely
and•yet'
'novierful 'enduring and adantalele.
belief;• The, human body is a
li,ierocoein .0! .the nniVerse,
time ',world in :itedife,: entleediee,
its 'compoeitien, if5 structuret;
OperatiOns,. o'rerything":that. is to,
be, tound. anywhere'in the"wOrld, out
s,(.1e.FO"if..tse.inif-sT;'ane.e..-,;*the ,litody• Centains all
.0elraiteel.'elemept4, .'.4ifferentj. Secretaitio‘.. .
..NearlY:.three-goarters. its weight
*eight:"
is' made: unof ...px,ygen, that inipor.
+ant and. vniVerSal .elenierit.. Then
there. are the other' gaseiei?riitrogen.
hydrogen, chlorin and fiderin: lit ad..:
dition to these 'gases •We, find .citi-bon;,
phosphotns, . sodium,: ,Stil7
nhur, Potassium; naitgosinne, ,
e!oppee,e,lead, midi; silicon • lithium,
tnerceirye' akeenie-eantr Other solids.
'The first five nathed, the gapes, are
• sufficient .in quantitynantity to fill •te tank of
.about four thousand :cubic 'feet: eane-.
city,' soy of, a , size twenty feet, long
'ten- feet . high end twenty feet. • wide,
The solids, inthe body, such. as the
earbon;. lithe (c4Inium sodi-
°!int; potaseiurii, 'enagnesitirre are. all
in the groun.d on .which yell ;walk.
'Some tho' rPoiyto, cooteno..
The body :contains, enotieh ; fat to
make about nee . hiindred ...candles,
-
enough esnap eo :keep its . (nen surface -
clean , for a -.month, enough .etigar.fo
'dee for a; family aed. eno.ugh
gait to sanely the, fainilyfor arlionth:
.It ccontains.onlY .4:little., iron, . just
eno'ugliato.. make' a couple '-eCTS'iriall'.
eteilse ..but it has enongb liNrOgen
gap to ;fill •a balloon that wOUld'.netu:..
ally lift the: owner into ettie, clouds.
The an 'body ,alse contains enough.
carbon In make 'alitint three thousand
iead pencils; Or in the forin of a, bed.
of coal,, enough ite keen blazing . fire
• going for .hour Or 'twp...:That; :as .a.
• natter Of fact is,: just what the gody
. . .
goes. with ' its earbon—uses • it •for
'fuel. ' And • the energY', derived frone
the carborieer'icoat:-Cleeee fa .• • th
• ,,.
'Man sbodi just .'hatit does the
eteain enginee-ite'keefe.
t. the , body
warineyand ives 'eneegt, to Move..
, . ; . .
full grown Man •shotild 'Weigh
ene 1111nd:red and fifty Pounds, which
'Thould . be. divided. as follows: mukeles
i•
end their, ,appendegea, .81 • , pOund&r..
'ones, • :22 .:nounda; •. fat, 1.$, pennds;
;kinee- ,s:deen 'pounds; brain e; three
noundS; • internal..organs, 12 pounds;
,hlood, Seven pounds...: The body e.on-
fitins se'ven:eighthp .water; :and so
:the; man would; contaie about seven-
teen gallons, oi • more than half- a
,beera Of it
• As. to food; be, Weeild cOnsime "ev-
ery- day five thonsand, grains .of lean
:meet,. eight theneand grains �fbread,,
fbread
.seven thousand rains •of .fiii114'three,
trinieted •grain6, :yr .
stock in 'the most heautitul designs
• Lo choose from, "
' Marble,. Scotch, Swedish and Can-
; 'e &Lan' Granites
We•make aespecialty of Family_
Iti epument 8 and invite your •inspece
thole
Inscriptions. Neatly, Carefully 'and
• Prom ptly Done. '
•See -us hefore nteeine your order.
• neuglas Tirote R. A. Spotton
- LlIrkTInvi • Ont. •
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„ASHFIELD 'COUNCIL e
--Council met on abOve. .ilate, all
,
• Members, present, minutes, Of March
meeting». read ,and appl'oved on m�-
• tion 'of • Anderron and SulliVan.,
.Moved by Sherwood and Molnzie;
, eta, resolved e That Connell pUrchase
number 5 grader from SaWyerl and
'Massey and a nuniber 3 frorn Can-
. eda Inget-- Iron CO. .
• Ori motion Sullivan and 'Ander-
sen followin-
, •paid; freight o.n.grader frame
$6.24; •P. Murphy', patrol $4:50e, H.
'Hawkins; patrol $12.00; Fred. John-
• sten; patrol' $8.50;.iyilson.l.rwiri" pat -
$18.Z75;, Herb Cerrae, patrol' $5.;
Jeke Hunter, patrol •; 81.e.00; ,Chas.,
.Ritchie, patepl .$18.00; Jelin J. :Fors-
ter,- petrel' ,$3.00; Jos., Dineen; Patrel.
$7.00e N:elson Graham, Patrol $5.55;
enetrel„$;:t.fate Wilfred:
Drenneneepatrol $1:00; Gordon Reich
. patrol $2.50 Sohn Itilpatrilt.„ salary
.$13.40; LucknoW" 'Sentin'el, printing
Munieinai: World, suPplie§
$15.36;„ John 'Sheep ,claim
415.00;• Richard .Volinston, sheep '
• valuator .$2.00; • Richard • Johnston;
patrol $6,:e0; Thos: Fereesorf; °patrol,
el;7'.25;, yirm.e'Clere; patrol $3.70; Wm.
• .Clare, bal. due. SS. No. 9 On Debt.„
.••
'
• Council set .APril 12th at 4 Pan. as
time ,to let job of fencing, at McIn-
• tyre 'hedge.
Ikake, Patrol $1t.,ee; tSwan,.'
oatrol: $2375; Roy Myers, patrol
$12..25; lietb Curran, patrol. $24.75;
C. V,. MeDonagln delivering graders,
eepAirs to graderi, and drag,haeling
,wire: and inspectine,ferice $13.00; p.
Buelcingharn, dragging $19.95; J.
McNaniara,. dragging $15.00;. Wilson
trWin, dragging' $i§.00;.. T, Shackler
ton, dragging. $13.00;. Albert McGee, .
draggieg $4.09; J. ,Murphy,.'
dragging $11.00; Rebt: Henry, drag-
.
LiaNDON •BRANCH .COXFPEricE
MTJ. AT W001)STOCK
: It Was; with hearts.full of tratitade
and thankfulness. fer ^such beautiful
weather and -Icor. Mich' a" host of en-
thusiastie WoMen as they thronged
-Central •United', Chareh, Woodeteelt,
on W,ednesday afternoon, May, 9, at
the„ .opening SeesiOte. of the London.
.Braneli. Conference pf ,., the 2 -uwtoil
Gharch „pf ,Canaela• Presided 'levier by.
the .kresidenti. Miss., A, M. ..Kennae, ,
:New, Hamburg.• .'.„. '•
Perational exereiaes' were talcemby
Mrs, McCrea, Hon:, Pres..; if
Pres,
• sleelt,'and Mrs. `J., .0.• 'Archibald.
'Alert .ihterOet Was- shown; ' this
.secondannbel meeting gotAunder way
with, a 'Series ,bi brief reportO . which;
outlined 'progreesive' work of the or-
ganization and a ,greet many .subjects
• eor interesting anise %out;
of the cempreherisive. reports. given
the
,. The nominating eoinmittee's. eiper,t'
•-included the:felloWiogeorneees: Mrs:
' O.' J., -Thomas, coneener„ •eed -Nes.
Robt.: incise and ettrae W. J. Wing..
w�od,'inembees'. 'of the . resolUtiens
4orkinnittpe cenyeeer: •Mrs. H: J.Uren
• Mrs R McAlpine and Mrs' R. W
Knewles, members of •the cpurte.SY.
committee., • ' •
,
The recording Sec'ye 'Mrs. J.. .11;
Mcbenald, Stratfork in her- report,•:
;fated that they -bad heldfour ex-
eeutiv% board meetings aed nieption-
34• the business arranged , at these
meetings: •
The report from ;Mrs. W. B. Sneith.
Stranger's Seey, hadi. very' interest-
ing -resurneto make of, the \Nark 'of
.-..hisdepertment, which, is the advanee
guard ,of ,the work carried en by the
W. 'M S. The influence of this depart-
•nent is felt in every 'community but:
?articularlk atthe ports Where'. Mini-
' igrants to this country are • met, by
deaconesses and 'Secreteries. • Mrs.
,Sinith ' spoke of the unique podition
, Which Canada .,held ' in the British
-Empiee today and 'stressed_the :power
of
Christian ' ' influence upon the,
stranger coining to Settle , in • this •
ging $5.00f WM. Clare, deagging $8.-
00; R. Jelinetone dragging $9.80;
Hunter, dragging $20.15;T. J. Lan-
non, dragging $13.00. Jarnes Alton
plank $100:00; "John Kilpatrick, eel,'
err :$,39,00; „Jobn McKenzie„.cat fee
$3:00; Samna...Sherwood, ear fee $3.
By -Jaw number.. 4 to 'provide „for
expenditure ' on Township roads was.
duly, passed.
Treasurer Was instructed to denps.."
• .
It '$.1.500.00 in Dungannon ISank,
Council; then adjourned. ..
C. E. McDonaghe Clerk,
.A CLEVER GYPSY AND
. •
'Olt motion ef ;Ind MeKen,..
council ladiourned to'-eneet May
2(3 ae .10 e'elock Fla court Pe revision
of assessnient roll.
;.
C. E. McDomigh, Clerk:
May 7th; special meeting. called to
eoniider the building of' small bridge
. es one 'eight foot, one. nine foot' arid
.tWo ten foot coegrete bridgee. Ten-
, tiers to he oneeed June 2nd in LuCk=
now at 8 o'clock pirn.
On motion of 1VIeKeeeie „and Sullie
'Vain 'the following account§ were
, passed; SaWyer and Massey, NO. 5
• grader. $185.00;', Canada: Ingot Ikon,
' COM panje, .grader' $1.85.00; Gordon
• .11.itehiereeerecting fence 'at MeIntyre
• .$18.15; W. Aedrew: Wire fPf,
feeee • $24.81.; W." Fiacks• far
pee-, salt $1,..50:: Local Board of Health,
medinV .$1-3•50; F...pei-ises to
• •
•
n_unusual •story of the Cleverness,.
of gypsy Women fat slight -o1 -hark.
was unfolded in police court at -eiwen
Sound, when Pompaski Talalaski 'an
neared, chargesl With ,the theft of .e85
Clore Lindsay Hunt, teller in a' bank
, ,
et Durham.. • She, was not detained
on tbis charge but Paida fine of: $50
fer•-„, fortune-tellinge The-- weman
asked' to have some bills exchanged
for .geld.. This was dpne. Then she in-
duced the teller to heve. his • fortene
Of eourse, it • Was needeearys. that
his palm be crossed with ;money' and
he, toOk a bunch of $5 bills out of the
tiff and 'laid" them across hand,
and, she pieced her hand on top of
theni, : suggesting ttlat 1 he . look
Itraight .into her eyes. in"-a-moinent
or two she suggested that bins of
larger denomination be used, and
• Put back, the email': bills and placed
e bunch of $10. bills tla his hand in
the seine manner. After she had fin-
ished telling his fOrtune. Hunt gave,
her 25 cents and elle walked life
then eheeked up' on his .cash in the
till. and feund, that 114, • had been
agyped" to the extent of. et 5,; six of
the- $i0 bills and live' of the, $5 bills
being misSing. '
'The band. Was traced to Leith, but
the -woman *ha was "accused of steal-
ing the nioneY departed for Col-.
linewood. Some : the . band
paid over the $85 rather than have
trouble about it. ' The woman ;Wee
picked, tip , at CollineaVood.,
„ is - a case where one would
like tb,s4 the thief get aWay -With
the cash. The simpleton' who is foot
enough to lay a bunch , of bank notes
eerose his hand ad have -fortune• -,
Clinton With jiatrenV coil rity IRMO- mareyelay-her heed -aver, the
•$10.00; John 'rigett; tile $53.00; nielleY While he looks. into .her 'eyes,
Tigerti hauling 'stone *5.00,1. C.. liar- loser/es in lose. -
ger, patrol, snow and' grading $18.-,; •
25; H. Ilater, patrol, snow and; Often CAO-bri:c-"..ienci tries
to
grading V0,25e. John A, Johnston, ipeak it finds the line boy.
• 'rltrol, snow and grading $81.25;1.
Willis, patrol, snow. and grading $7.. AnYw.:St aext 6neilitt6n
114,ViAt hfrd job 1111111tinW sOnla*
7251 ::NolsolvOyalnon;,,vnttol,, 100111, 4011
ti" win!? *Of PPOUttl•
ArAditi $1145; C. W. kiill4sto pOre thrn
. . • .
:hu,nclred grams ef butter, thirty-three
thousaild grains Water.. Thie,:makee
a' total of 'food and drink 'equal ,tte
'nearly ..eight pounds.
.• •The matter thus taken into .the
bode is normally . balanced, by 'an
equal miantity 'of : waste. throven 'off.
Pf/i1,the 'escape of thiS waste • there
are, four, venues: the lungs, • Which
Ono*" off- ". tW,entere-thotisapd- grains
daily.; , the skim which excretes ten
thatiaandegrainee; 'and' the .kidneys apd
intestines, which. • eliminate twenty-
four, thousand and .tWenty-IX huit-
dredegrains respectively. Of the wa-
ter tekena the lungs arid skin togeth-
er Carry:off just. about one -hale, the
kidneys about forty-fonr. per cent:,
and „the. intestines the rest.. All this
niefinS;that there Passes through the
• body ;in the' cpuree ,ef at year almOst
a, ton and a half. of solid and *liquid
inattee.• ; .
Np engine in the World can.. work
like :the: human . heart. Though :it.
Weighs only halt a Poiniti .it pumps
Over 600,000 gallons of blood a year;
A Constant Rebuilding. •
,The body ,rebnilds iteelf, With a.
nOi•tiOn of this each day, discarding
corresponding quentiey of: yeeete,
Thes 'we see that the body is • Cen-
qtantly .ehanging---constently break-
ing down and it the,earee time being
rebuilt. We speak of "my body" as
'if we had today the same body We
have -always 'bed. As a matter of
fact,. 'however, We build an -entirelt,
,new, body every few months. is
:like a cataract. We see today the
eaele Niagara, Falls that Man looked.
, at five thouSand years agO; ibut the
water thet tormsethe fall e is always
'hanging—is never the same for one'
gecopd. CO with the body.
.:ountry. • - • •.
eini of the missionary monthly,
lepartment is "A Missionary Monthly'
TreeeVery-hOmc"-atat..----aCcoteling , to
• Mrs, J. E. Hogg, ,of Clintoielybe pree.:
• ;entede the repore., in , the abence of
:ars, .Shipley, .of, Clinton,.,. not only:
exaseithe_magaaine being' sapplied to
iomes, but te many doctors' aTidTden-
cietel:offices.', The different coiintiee
howed a varied . subscriptiOri'.. fist;
,onieofthem 'taking a lively interest
and others': being " more ,indifferent
Mies: Tillman .of Walkeryile. Sce'Y
af Stewardship and Finance, reported
preSperoils year mid even greeter
...hinge are eapected for' 1928. Of the
allocation ef, $1,op,090, 92 per ..cent
eadbeen taieed. The work of these:
ciMbined departments was advancing
is shoWn•bY the percentage of soCie-
gies which included: some of its work
'their program. ' 257societies er- 50:6
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No liusband-likee 'to be treated like
a dog. ''kou gan't; feel, comfortable 40
a weiniin*S. •
PrObablY you :think modern ' kids
are going to ilia dielterat lifteause
they don't. shoal; $8. 1;140 VOlir
444
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herta': Miesea •Ffelett • MeDO.ufall,
Black and. Burwash Ate Border
Cities, 'and piliss "Hedge of China:
Mess Black sPoke briefly aheat'411e
work.' in ,tije 13prder Cities Ivhere
different nationalities are tlealt With
and where the wOrk AntInng the
mothers is much appreciated. • .
. Several restitution§ were passed,
including a metion, to send a letter
of sympathy to MrteeMcCrea of Kent
county ,on. account of:the, illnesti of'
her .claughter ancleregket.ee her not
being- present:. and a letter not Only
to, the •familee of the late Mks, Tenn,
Me S. 13 also' te•her forrnor #1130liary,
,anti ye active inembee: Of -theW.
ablP.PrLe9ertadtt Dor ilea::enJre, in d' de: P
,The, President 'pointed» out thai.tlie;
'My,. of ,Quinte conference hianeh *as
meetin&-at And It was
agreed to send greeting§ in a ,tele-
-gram, A telegram .was ale° sent to
• Mrs, Jae: • Hamilton fpf • Giederich in
sympathy for the death of her him- .
band, Rev: ;Jas. .Harniltion.e
The• etietoneery Memorial- serVice„,
Was, iinpres§ively conlItieted 7 by Mrs.:
aiio Mrs. V. T,
MooneY, Week. (if Womisteck: •
, Mrs., Moeney speke lew''Woide
&emit the significance Web' should`
he gained .from' the 'knowledge that
this serious' side of life might comfort.,
any , member. • Every - branch -was af--
fected.: and a large pet cer.tage of
names Were sent in this Year, 169 in
all: Mrs., Mooney read the, Soripture
end Mrs. F'ridham led in prayer. A --
ter this . impressive service Miss
Suitt Of Ingersoll sang niost feeling--;
ly "One Sweetly Solemn Thought."
At
•
- At this time the sacrament- of the
• Lord's supper was conducted bj,
R. N. Knowles,: assisted 'Or Rev. P.
T. Meek; Rev. V. Mooney and Rev.
• W. W. Pildhain.
A cordial. welcome was extended to,
the delegateeeee. the .tea .hour, Mrs.
• it. W, le.noWles • giving the address
dif-
ferent churChes of ,fhe • city Were
wad, gieen 'by Mrs. J. E. ' Hogg of'
mid Mese Hicks replying.' in:behalf of
• the gueets. Greetings freer the
glican- church being represented by
Mrs. • H. • Sanders, Knox Presbyterian'
churefi by Mr. J: S. LaFair.,Re.sponee,'
brought ta the conventien, the An -
'Clinton. • • ,• .
• At the evening session "on, Wed-
nesday, Mrs. 0. E. Tilman, took the
chair arid)Reie Dr. Knowles of Cen-
tral' United Church, '•Woodstock, had
--echargee.-oretletaitietetile'exercises.
:The choir .of the' same 'eh'uech rem;
alered a beautiful .4nthenie Which was
. enjoyed by all.
Greetings, from • the Presbytery'
were' presented by Rev. I. M. Haith,
Norwich, saying thetthe W.M.S. has
gone forth with. leape arid ‘113minds
sons from -.the • Womene§e7Missionary
and the men :might; learnenea y, les -
Society. •• '
•
Mrs. Geo. W. Henderson, ..corres-
pending See'Y., •Was inspiring,. Pres-
byterials had carried on with. greet
enthusiasm: In many -ciePartments
11, secretary in ehargeeeach sec
cent .had a secretaty. of Christian ' wi-h a
4etaryj felt, her own 'department the
AeWardehip and finance, 186 societies
nost imporalit, but with all working
or 40eper, cent 'had • a finange commit:
for the one great' pOr13t to bring
tee1e0. or 41 per . cent • presented
in ' and . establish His Kingdom.. She
Oliriptian -stewardsh4: regularly '. at
erephasized the fact that on Our Do:
.;:8iic3hoire e:8e9t i npgi.:,,acnedirt3 had
4d nedcedatisti:deas15i1
' ?Anion 'Board rests great: responsi-
' bilities but we must stand behind
eematic, giving by envelopes.; 437 or
10 per cent had adopted 'a inissionary ;hem. for the strength of our work
remains with each auxiliary doing As,
f -Or Christian Stewardship; g6 or
19 pee. Cent had reached:or exceeded share, , If We Put more enenhasis. on
their allocation 77 or 17 per 'cent liad, the spiritual, we . do. not need to care
for the financial end... , We need .. a
adopted the:budget . plan; and 213 or
united membership', We need .,more
.16, per'. cent- made quarterly surveYs.
members, and do notforget our aim,
Mrs. C. "R. Hier of Diu-A:his -Street '
an 'auxiliary in every: :1;'cburch • and
Church rendered a 4 beautiful solo.,
‘Teech ine to 'know Thee as I Might to every woman a-,--inembere Of ' ' the
knove." : ,
The ' treasurer,: Mise • H„ Bartlett,
' In the Li
teretUre and. Library de:
,was not as ; eneekaraging ' as it ' might , clear sailing sailif'metng fir -visor -the W.M.S.
made 85 PC of of •.eut. alloca-'
,VIrs.; A. ,D..- MeLachlan pf Chatham,
;have been. had there been more .leete; Yieoanr- ,:,v7ile :this • year •we,' made 93 p.c.
ers„ particularly :in ' the Library .divi-'
ion of: of:the .work.' The. estUdy .; book:- Mro; • A. Bottoms and Miss M.
•af Which •Huron.,leads,4 and the leaf. 'Dickie 'Sang ..a solo, "Open the 'gates
lets Which' Were, . being distributed of ,the Temple.”: , ,.,. , . . ! ; . • .. , •
many • Of •• A PlOst interesting and inspiring
London. . Her therne arae !„`The Stu-
were/teeing- used ..by a greet address was given by .Mise Durant,
the atiXiliaries;;.and. the animal report
1 student. of . . Western University,
was 'more in demand,, word' came from '
pxford' county., Essex . ;county"- :had • .
Come - valuable euggestions. for .aroils.- , :
ng interest Vie iniseionary study. Many.
made„some suggestions tegerdirig the.
lonely. places , were ;being inade -.glad
!etude; book and. fivin Kent county had
bk. the.iboOks and magazines .sent te Detroit. The student. 'yolii..•teer Move;
dent Volunt4er Conventia.n.,.'.' held in,.
merit ..was:- principally-L•tniasiOnaryeainie
There .Were delegates _frini the Unit -
the keynote to live:the Christ life.
ed State, Canada' and . ireesages
Came from all natiOnalitiea The key
mtlying districts and .dhut:iiii.. 1' npte,of' the convention . was "Serviee.
' Mrs. J. N. Gould •• of St: Thee -ries,
Associate Helpers'. dent, Sbc'y.i.reVeal- • for..0104th.fierrAt:',44,,?,e,.;ii,exot..e6d' ittlz,s were
ed
ed that 1;253 -sick and shut-in mein,. •
brought to a ;doge by .ati addreg's by.
progress of 'the:W.:M. 'S. It is called Miss Rennie on . the '',suhlect,, "Loyal-.
the quiet. department 'Of. Our W. M.. S .
ty Otte Comeion Ground." . We have.
serriething like the 'magic of sPringe
not derieeleur-3vorle...any„..better ' be-
• no: noise and yet so inany - beautiful,
'cause We couldn't. We have . .done
thing S dime in the quit. of the home. ',What we havedone ',because it evens
A wonderful year. was. reported by '
the best we Could do under the. cir-,
the .Supply: See'YMrs. U. V. Work- •
cinnetencee, ,. -mere :are •great mo:.
men of Watford.' The reeponee to ap7
inents in ,the'life of .' eyete 'Christian.
:peals hed, been splendid, the various .
Is there any gteater;:than when we
•ounties, had, sent in bales and supplies
have- ;said, , 'Ter otheee....SerVice.!!.,.
to help outlying districts. Elgin coo -
This session closed. with ate .impree ,
ty had sent . in supplies . whieli took
sive iireyet . by Mts.. MeCrea,-.. hon.
-,Aie nature of lealee ..Of , qUilti" and .
t,anned goods amoiinting.to $1,376:26 Pi6skleilt• • ' ' ''.• ; • . - '
.qrid in eash $50:71. ' Bales of Otitfite :0.6,cEtilpa.iceoion.thaeadattiaen.st,taiollnatoiafa. Tahfurasffidaae3itsk
for :men. and women, and !ayettes and '
blerning session.....The return . of
Chrietreas stipplies and $4.40 in tath
-lnid-heen :sent by . Essex • county. ; A Miss A•i'M' Rennie of 'N"' Hamburg
as president, and of ' Mrs: (1'. E. Til -
barrel .of fruit and a bele., .aniountinge -
to $1400.18ericl $167.88' and 61 'Milks man Of Walkerville as ' first . vice-
to
president, was by acclamation.
, lord been sent. by Kent, county, J-Inr-.
Selieral ireportant resollitione were
-Oit cOunty had $1325.15 to their -dredit• '
it supplies, and. $307:76 in 'clisli;, arid discussed and Faiied:; . ' .' ."
LanibtOli had ' sent $163.81. in balee. ' 'Mrs. • A. Th°i.”41 af ' Windsor, -Pi;°-
The niagnificeet :Men of $4326.57' had emited the following, ' Which. was.
been expended in Middlesex county in osSeed; ",Wheretie in the Presbyter- '
ials there' is- sone eonfizeion: about
eending 100 bales And $24? 7t7 iti caeli
Baby Band eecretaties And their re-
' Ind 180 "quiltse ,wete includal 'in their
ecnitributiori.. Peeth County. had con.; netts: and whereas . the, departinente
tributed hospital supplies Valued. At Of 'e.,Miseieri .Bartde; .tula Baby Bands
$836.86.. and Oxford county had con- ardi, now . under , One •:' secretary,, We
tributed $107L46 in stiptillea and $41..,. recommend' to . this branch that. rt.
Senarete sectetary ,for Baby Bends
54' in 'Cash: The grand total was .$11,-
. gegh.,„ _Lettere' Of : appreciation he
W:12 hi supplies and alYout.;$2e',O0Ofiitiiii,nr ,:ro:i01P.e:ttiliii,dotedo..d.oi,f n.,,h srli.iteit6,46h07:11Paplir,ie.:wbgi, flit:I:el_ "itineilti
been .receiVerinil-Ter'-fli'F' • olution; which it „WAS decide to send
Writ, 'b-arli peeSbyterierie 'esker] to au to .'
,hoke 8trietly ,to Thor :anooation. ,, to. the Dominion goVetriment; "As
: The polity, Of the, W,„ M. S. to'. keep .a18.6,711613tayt'sotatfh•ot,hueriltWedoniochrit;rs•ch:M,ofisceloiri,.
their. work before the ,public .by tising
,the pteto. vms Itentione4 evaete pros .. nda, .1ye. are appalled at the factsin '
Secretary, Mrs, J. R. 76N:wig& , eeenectioei With, Maternal niortalitY
Ai) interesting feature ef the titter. 7htell hitre ree4ntl#"'beeW In'Queit tti
iteeri eiritint, *Ss' ths .ititroduation mirnOtI6', and *hile we'n ar""t"ful
P e ort as resented by said that the treasurer's report was
R.
• 4
11*0111
tteper a
tsie
ewLower
-
$1666
1. o. b. Windsor,
O•
ntario
If 'you are planning
spend $1350 to $1600 for
, a -six-cylinder motor car
be certain Y.911__aknY,.-
ing 'ailthatyour money
should purchase.
Make sur,that your
• choice embodies a the
••• •
•
• •
•
•
new measures of
formancei comfort and
value which are Chry-
---sler-if62"---,---tixeasu-res 'of
quality' hitherto consici-
• ered the sole and ex•
chishre attrib;t.ttei 'far
costlier cars.
1246
Bueiness Coupe, $1350; Re:mai:ter (with rionbie seat),' $1370; Touring,
$1375-; 2.doOr Sedan; $1450; Coupe (with rumble it), $1490; 4 -door
Sedan, $1530; Landau Sedan, ,41600. All prices f: Windsot, Ontarin,
includiug itandard fcictgrji equipinent (freight and taxes extru).
URNIN-PHILLIPS Lucknow Ontarid
•
,leeireeeffarts.e.in • :improving. i; public
aealth in gdnerai .the members of
zhe London Conference assembled ie
*oodstock, .we would :earnestly plead'
With them to use their ,utmost °dili-
gence iii :placing within the reach •Of'
J very expeCiant. mother the Means
lor 'her -education and peeeeeetiOn."
Reports from. ' the, ...:;:w.*$teria1.
presidents gave • enceuraging ; glimn-
see of the Work being ileconiplished,
and the furtherance of the, spiritual.
earnestneis. '
The :following. by-laws Were ear-
-
the London .Conference Branch
Shall '":convene annually the: secorid.,
euesday of May. It . shall. meet in
such 'a, place as may from year to
year be determined.
. "Each 'Idelegate ' shalt pay a, regis-
tration fee pf,tWo dollars: All .mein-;
aers of the 'Vie:M.S. while net entitled
'to enteithinnient or vote, . will be
cordially welcome ' to attend all ses-
• "Tli'e Officers .of the COnferehee
Branch' 'shall be .a.,•'preeident, two
vice-presidents,: presidents of
Preebyterials, recording secretary,
corresponding 'secretary, seeretary,'
treasurer, • secretary 'pi ,,Chrjetian
stewardship and , finance, eecretary. of
work fOr. young 7:omen, „secretarY. of
secretaly , 'Miez•
'tends • and Baby. Bends, • aeseciete
elelperee, secretary,, straegere, secre.,
tary,.- press. secretary, and life mem-
•.oerehip secretary.. • .•• ,
. "The executime shall meet the eve-.
nineg preceding the annual meeting.ot
;he 'branch, 'theeethird •Ttiesday of
inne. and- September and the secbed,
,fnesday .of ' February in ,the :First
elniteel Chili -eh, 'London.' 'At thie' last
,eeeting the executive -shall' have,
9Wer receive 'and adopt all . :re-.
eorts etiatie-inission to-Domine
.on Board: 'Five inembere, be a
vorum. Special .exeCiitiVe meetingg,
,nity called by. the .PreSident or at
:he.request of tkree Presi)yterials or
dye eiceeutive 'officers.
"Dlities of the, Life MeMbership
•eecretary; She receive and keelp.
a supply 'of. Auxiliary, Circle . axle;
,i3and Life Memberships , and 'elemOr-
ial 'certificates, she -shell forweed cer- •
tificates when notified• of the receie.
slibserintion by the Auxiliary;
cle or Band teeasuter.' She 'shall re-
port such names , to the treasuier of,..
be DorniniOn bef Ore . rebruaie7
15th.. She shall prepare a report
Life,' Memberehip ;Aed Memorial -ceie.
tificates for the annual meetleg •or
the Same- to be . fOrwarded , to, the.
treasurer of ;the Dorninion,'Board be -
fere the 15th day of February."
'Included in: the bje:lawe' was.. the.
Baby Bapd • reCoMmendation ':for' 'a
separate seceetary. •
Miring the, election of. officers the%
-1st .vice epresident, Mrs : oc-
aimed the chair, and ;the following
officers Were eleeted: Predident;Mis
A. M. Rennie of New.'liambnit; 1st
vie president, president, Mrs, O. E. Tilmon
Walkervillec 2nd 'vice president, Mrs*,
•,`McI)#.0sh of !eolith*: 3rd vice presi
denteeMrs:: Livingston of Forest
Laniliton County 4th vice presidem
Mrs, 11: White 6! Stretford:. 5th Viee
president, Mrs. ,S.; R. Halt et Sarnia
enenimous elections of ;the" f011owing
officers took place; Ilece-rdieg secre-
tary,' Mrs.. 'J. R: MaMbnaTd Of Strat-
ford; correspoi)ding 'secretary,
M. Bennett...of MiddleseX;. treas.urer,'
Mit: J. R. Dixon of WaIkerville; see -
circles,
Mt% Ilieke -.of St. Thentee:, C'.G.
'LT.; 'Mr.s Detiviler. Of Leaden; Wise'
eion 'Band and 41aby tand,'"MrS.
V. `Wellman of Watford; nrees, Mese
Noriltan AiiderSoti of Midcilesex:.miS,-.
sionarY.MOtitilly, Mrs.' W. II. Willis.:
Christian Stewarcialiin. and finance.
,Mrs, rrudh40:01 Wwidstoeick otratt-
gerS'. Secretary,' Mrs. 1,Undyi, of Nile,
Huron cionnty.;: literature ,and library, ,
Mrs. D. McLachran ;. Chatham
Mrs. (it:L. :MeCrae of :London, was
GOrdeni. Wright Of London,. as
past president.
• By Vote, . the Associate. Helpers'
secretary, Mrs,. C.' A.' IVIalcolro of
El-
gin e:otuity; „the 'supply secretary; •
.Ars.:. C. V. Richardton• , Of Essex
ceunty, and the life. menibership;See-•
•retary, Robert 'Stirett of •
1-anibtod. .• •• •
. Mrs. W. R. Afeliitosll brought be-
fore. the couVention a platter .:Of the •
greatest impOrtance to the' women of
Canada', 'When she presented the,
peace 'period addreSS.
• Mrs.- E. A,. T-forton commenced her
addrese en "The Present 'ConditiOns '
in Our. Own •Land;" by expressing
the wish 'that she liad cheSen as the
nanie, of her-:-stibjecti'",Give • us, Can-
ada...7 Deeper coifter,n ,for the merar
welfare of the :young people. was
needed, Mrs. Horton was eirinhatic• "
in • urging, • mentioning the motion
nictUres which w..2re being shown-A.-az-
dax and their irlf!1:lence ;upon the,irn•:. •,
tireSsionable Tininels of growing
ciren :whose seri.se of drainatie,
should not be tainted .with:imniortal-
ity. •
,
V.
nanie is honorary „ president; • and •
*a. mcnib,r0 ft Govertaillt
of vsrnislrig!. $441 fhlp sv 4th,
the worke being :done in the • 13,Order
Cities at • the All People's :Mission,
.where Miss Black. a,ho gave the re-
iS one of the Worleers.. Miss •
tion With, . which
Black told of the etobst;trwon.;lii.tsan,hapodpttio-
deal in that corninunity. and the 600
ifbifl ti1,8;pioaost.3fTeoraer.ig.n.horn neople-•
•
whqm ' theclacl..been able to toueli
:
ponvention arothor mile_stone_. in-
ihe (1,1. k of the eteeel.S., Whose '
"ineltiad (1,4nition deeds and
-01r-4-mations: lopedthat • it
would be a slimulos. the clav to
and -15 .1, pel6bration would in.,
gn back to the.•
deeds and definitldfis of their. work.
CANCELLING: LIQUOR PERAIITS
OPENING llIORE STORES '
. -
In• dieatione •• of .a calnimigri to
'eheq-:le the 'abuse of the privilege ,Of
eagrchasitig'liquer,.,earue.,..recently:..in:
a statement is' sued • by. ;Sir 'Henry -
Drayton.' (43 ai man f the " , Ontario
LcouOr-•Control BOArd: . -...1-leery
announces that 2.973 pc.imits have ,
been: earicelted. :end • ir,elleated that
()thee. cane ellatiezie , fellow, if the
'abuses are imt: staiMed.
"The eancellatio";sald- Sir Hen- . •
ry,. i`have tali'en., place on the rePorts •
VendOrS, who haee , quite. .properly
drewn :the bee'rd.'s attention to the
fact that*the "right to purchase, •
been,..obuseel and ale,O, 'as I yesult of• •
aMeictiore, which have been secured
in proseettioes under .the act."
• eiteulai, lias been Aent, Mit' by ;the • '
eh a i neat • te ll permit c I e rk.s . and
vendors," calling to their attentioli
;their ' duty in kleireking .undesersible
condition's: in, the government, centroi
system,, al -so urges that the ne-
eessity for fiirther. cancellations be
irniecTi;:y; eri
part efe.stol'e OfficiAls aimed' at pre- '
Venting ,ehileCS at the Outset..
gir Henry also anitourieed that •duo.
to over.crowding at settle e Toronto
etorese eonsideretiee is being given.
to the .opening 01' 'tores.,, '