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MING Tit THJN€S •
TRAM ARE lsl,IiiliNL`,
+nalpreamQno During *Mit nc tt TomIato
Welt, a .
Forgetting 'thethings that are :be-`
aind was first of all spelt out liars].
?eFeee y td, me �n the way -to Toronto;
When the Cngine of nur^:.express•'train
somewhere, between Gowanstown and;
Listowel,' ~:somehow got uncoupled
-from the ,cars and net off at an :accel
'erated clip, away before ''.them on the
track, u'a behind' -,,to hear: and
„the grind and application of automat-.'
I:0. :brakes -with the sense that some
thing wrong had'happened, , as we
came to 'a ':standstill.. Our rather ag-
gr•.eissive Iocoiiiotiv-e; .looking absurdly'
`away 'to' the' •forward, ' had ',a'lso to
come 'to "therealisation `that she had
lost herrather• importantAail,.so with:
humblerand more 'careful means; pro,;
ceeded backwards to re ever and
secure the. satire.., ,
As •we neared 'Guelph and; Torontli,
respectively: it ' was noticea°ble that
the ,snow that dr'ifted.'•the highways:;
and -buried fences: in 'our or'thHuron,
and Bruce was, being heft :behind.',
Toronto, so scant of snow,, with its
motor' travel in and aroundthe city
would almost make us .believe it was
early May rather than March and
that' -win' er was being forgotten
The 'Ontario., '' Prohibition Union'
cla'ime'd •'my attendance and interest
two days. There again .that forgetting
the .things that are behind came very
forcibly to me, ,as to others, in...in
impassioned plea made from the floor..
of the convention by apelegate•: , as
he pressed for 'a:'determination on.
the part ,of all. to let_the bygones of_
splits and ,,parties , ogether with the`
blundering 'and defeats they had con-
itegatiitlY7 Suffered. in the. temperance
`cause --be bygones, and ;unite in one
aeltdr-dtermine&.-irePH:67ilrenearlir
f possible to end the alarming liquor
-conditions'. ,th �- n laces 1 life' nd�,
'ch c prev
ince. ter i •tfi�: rq, nc.. ' Moire:than
P p 1 4 ,
he stressed the .necessity ,for a • strong'
going forward• ,on the part of all
tentperancepeople instead of -.merely'
deploring the multiplied . facilities and
;encouragements to .drinking,; and the
yerY evidentincreasedindulgence of
the same to our sorrow, and shame,.
The women were partic>iflarly temp ia-
tic.' They are Sery, much alive . to the
evil and to the eeeessity to curb it
Earnest ;men like 'Sa'm Carter, of
Guelph and both the :retiring and
President=-elect' . of the: Convention
ealled for that pressing forward fear-
lessly to right the wrong t at' s be-
ing done this province by
that, is government sale rather than
governn ent.control of liquor..inspir-
ation and encouragemen't earns to the
alargeassembly through the singing,
of Mr Greenlaw of: Detrait . and in
magnificent addresse. 'b, Bishop
Hughes of Chicago Methedist',fame
and Mr. Fred Hotson, Canada's sham-•
"Mortgage ecl to t:
Good Business?
Of :course. it'd not,_and. that is why all_
theYLnew' money needed for expansion
of ; the telephone • system cannot be
raised by' bonssues. "y
Part' of the money will come front him '
issues - a new issue has just 'been an -4
nounced — but a large part 'must 'con-
tinue to come, from new issues of stock.
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- if a'handica p is placed on telephoite•ex-
• Parisian the only ultimate Offerers will
be those who use, or want, •telephones'
in Ontario and Quebec.:
By 1934 Otttarto:and Qtieftec wr##heed +r girl1lior!-
o rovi`d'. Withet.rf'
-to#epkbrres,•- !"trey t>orrn 1_ be -p_....._ �__._. -
new money lo, extend the aystaai.
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,pion boy, orator, and Miss E. Brau,ht
i ija:t, if siteµ . #9t44 11. had • any;:
pits 1. on the 'platloriri atuung young
people: it .surely is this young 9 -lady
of 'Galt, •so effective,• so• earnest,_ s0,'
hartliingly persuasive and convincing,
in, her address, '
On several •:days. T had . the oppor-
01nity.to wander up and down Tor..:
onto's down town sts; and busy places'
'co marvel at the growth• and, size of,
its business. What struck me was'.
now, the 'skyscrapers and^ immense,
buildings are leaving far :behind the'
two and three storied ;businessuil'd-.-''
•, ingai of the ;]last On Bay. Street;" tori
•,nstance hew the ibiiky :absurdity .of,
3ome''little pili' buildijngs'btiiti.t stiil'hug
the pavement.' appears•as one gazes at
the new, imposing •'vast factories and
warehouses and the, towering, s y
scraping' Ford Hotel' On King• and"
Front and lower, Yonie Streets •tows.,.
eringiiotel,-bank, insuran,:t and news-
paper., buildings all assure- us . that,
we are in.a very `emehati .e .way arch
iteeturally. and 'in business provision'`.
forgetting the things that' are behind
and reaching forward and upward in:
:isonisiin' measure. The:upward
g 9
of tremendous apartment houses here
and .there -a marked growing feature'
in our city ,life and 'provision --4s
•;ayirig a decidedgoodbye; very clear-
•ly• pronounced, for a multitude' of
,.people,, to the cottage and : the inde-
pendent residents that has been. ' a
rather wholesome feature; of our Can
adian. and ,British story' Will this.
'herding together . in'aittle• suites of
rooms under one big roof, - on floor;
•after floor., ''tend •to .produce as high.
e_aLty_pe .of citizen in character,• health.
nerve and. effectiveness'? There '• - is•'
still • something to ' '.be .said for de,
..-tachme_nt. rn living ,snore 04117:-.4:R4t--
Ment houses ,'allow • for G a garden 'of
-one's: own iii which to`4potter and
.Wander;: for , a wind blown ' smTpade, "a
spot tin call:_one_'s-own" -eft if gem--
munity steam heating and.. lighting
is not available and there is no . jani-
for one's beckand call to" adju`sr
this and correct that. 'The .'happiest
women in the world ,are not those
whose' ears would he distracted by a
baby's cry and will use nothing else
but an electrically' .controlled vacu*.
cleaner to ' keep things looking nide,:
andhl have to ` pressa buttonto
o y
have a wonderland;•' of elegant provi-.
sion in . the matter of • housekeeping
made fo'r. 41.... Perhaps they realize'
in some"odd 'mgments that the domes -
tie drift in which they 'find 'themsel-
ves does not provide half the fun and
near the happiness'. of the days ',. of
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cad*kit tot Pres en Opportunities atdstndf,
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of the standards* _ '.snstanA"l'letd' c.Barcof Voritteal ls
now entering Lipoid. the hndred *and tWelfth yearofits Service.
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Today in •resources and . organization the Bank is' better
equipped 'than, at any other. period' in irs history to ,reader
.protpt and .eQicient service' to die,,, , people and business inter:
cats. of Canada. • ,
TOTAL` ASSET, $ ,`• I N'- E,J'LC __ BS,
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order' Of worship. Mere ;twain,. there.
was a decided forgetting of• the things
that. are .behind in 'ritual .and:order
and reaching forth to' a:' more ornate
o .t r`, ea'
and in some a 'eft a t o e b ut
r sp s r
ful••thing One,,thiug did' riot go! down,
wellwith me .and that 'was the
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prayer of the minister., though lit was'
evidently 'thoroughly.. And exce)ileiy�
prepared; and in some ways, :fitting:
elegantry phrased and reverently read ,
Peihaps 'I: should not .have been ;grit -
Leal of this when T.. have 'heard so
many prayers extemporaneously giv-,
e14 that .must have been..a tirade to
"tl'te�fror�laavn-snd tile=beck=g'ardeti=��• . � .
and the fragrant.'sttiell of wood fires ,men :and a bore to. G'od •by' .their.
ad fragrant
out of the old oaken . meaningless phrases - and 'lack of
and ink getting to the ' real . prayer r bevel and
bucket, days when the piano aid not"
disturb an-vbody if it' ,were played, spirit. But. one has heard' .extempor,
{{� prayers, too that had a• grip and ' a
and when they could sing- or shout to grace in which formality and so many
the heart's. content.' T'he way ':those' other` intruding. things. were altdgeth 1
apartment people get a The
in th'e er lost -sight of which this; lead pray
summer or take a cottage, .r a remote er='of that ,fine 'service at. Sherbourne,
region and go back' to the simple life St• seemed to fall .Short. • T e ser -
is so eloquent of much and a reminder -nibn was'.a •masterpiece; an appeal to
that ;here are some people whose think out one's religion' 'to useand
forgetting of the, things that are be- as the_ emotion; the head as well as
hind and reaching towards the things as the emotion, the' had as swell as
that are before in '.this particular . is. th heart Yonwere -bound to agree
notall. it is cracked up 'o be. • .. ' with }pini when he was through his
Perhaps professors in 'civics will be deliverance --..so excellentlyconceived•:
saying the same sort of thing respec- so' Well and 'clearly • rendered, the •
ting. the way . such huge ,. cities' like •.whole inan ,preaching in all sincerity'
Toronto are stepping out fax and be- that he was right: "The religion,that.
yond old '•limits creating vast sa berbs hasn't been thought out cannot stand
. thickly populated. How. Toronto has the racket of 'life. if ,we' are not
grown' : Boundary after boundary has thinkingdeeply about our' religion it
ood or • ill -a, may be because there - is' in our re-
lPe. • may . have ligious 'life so little . to think .about " '
the size and Yorkminster •Baptist ,Church in.
These braise- .North Toronto was the 'place of my,
r written 'ori' evening worship. with that very Able
As. theage of and. popular ministerconducting. it
inly passed' the theFRev, W. A. Cameron. Iierele a
g.. out,.-in"._ahlef.,bilin
,,,staer,-and_people who•have pressed
ay • from the forward in an astonishing way '•fo .big
o'us conditions things religiously' and ,ecclescastically
How they have 'outgrown there form-
a preacher_ off" •er buildings and' :theatre arethas for
worship with Marvellously 'inereesing
congregations. They 'have a Church
almost unequalled,. in the ' province, a.
Cathedral of �.�Protestnn'tism.' It must•
Sea t some three thousand people, • a
bnilding •vast and spacious, and • so•
beautiful. It is 'encouraging in .these
days when we get seized at times,
with the •lack of interest in Church
services, • and ,discouragingly reflect.
uponthe eareless drift 'of; Protestant '
tjk to • remember that he$ is a
church whieli gets filled Sunday. after
Sunday, and .hundreds are often turn
ed away. "A man with ii "damaged
• name—Judas not . Iscari{ t'i was the
preacher's, thence. It 'Was a strong
fearless utterance which moral .slack•
..nrs and rascals would feel restive •un -
dein. -alas -fine _ateree „ertet :1_ le ; Badly,
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t'o the re.iloteslt partof tie
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»cling.• ••_I •ani---not_sure-IL_ it. Was _fitted..
with 'speeidl acoustic 'equipment. The
radio audience which means thousands.
°inure- -of -listeners."-;Would dotfl tress
hugely Odom _and be" fht•pressed with,
the Service with its striking sermon•.
�Cndi its ,glorious ,ilius1e and sing ng,
On the 'seventh, day of my visit, .1
.had "'o reMember,the thi sirs that
tett -b'eii1Ifaai and a'11.` 'the • 1ielov'ed'
'work and people of ntine in Ashfie'd
snit thottch 1• !bad a.' very enjoyable'
-]lard ivotiderfuFtints-rn-. Poi i to T- ss=aa
gia1d, to got back.
: Arthur' w. $rowf1.8
•been outgrown for
'country's weal or w
something to• do with
number of its' cities,
sions and reflections
Toronto's=95--birt-hday.
cities go she has cert
speed limit in--•reachi
'directions, getting. ;a
modest and unpretent
of 'earlier days. ' •
Stvndey as becomes
duty wasspent in joy ully occupying
a, pew making it. one..interested spot
in .the Chhurch wier all .that took
place carne, under clo=et observation
and--•devoutest reileet`on. It was • a
tier doing so
what one tries
At old, Sher-
former Meth -
watched •the
e last ten min--
culminated
in-culminated at
spereus'looking
inteiligent crowd that would ' gladden
the '•heart of any pr echer:. who had
made good preparaithin for service
Rev. Richard
e }pulpit --Who
era from 'week
itean best..We
_were, treated to_ an_ o, der of service
:that was far removed :irons that which
prevailed ..in. ;old'Methodist usage
-though that doesn't .i ecessarily..niean.
that there is any g"4oi�ind for ' opt -
plat" ti�: sponsive had -trill, : "a gene ar
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si choir
ton�ssi n' the sin bv' file
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Of the Attten at
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-diet's. •introduct tryf-o his- •deliverahee'
o '.�'In the ilafi a *f . h-O,Pather, Stin
and fitly 'Choat" all served to remind'.
otic how• the simplicif af tlie-MethorY.
1 dist order liad been arti-andied for that
11i4wall ative ti a Afglicait
treat to listen to an.
much. more Masterly:
to do .weep by wee
bourne Street • Chun'eh
�lodist " now :united,
auditorurii fill up in 'ti''
•u'tes of the hour that
11, a well dressed pr
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and preaching. Ti's
Roberts MIR: ' was in
is glen of -his beet t
to week-. aid it is no 1
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Moomeil I Toronto
BOOK . Oki `ST`AMPS ':.
- The postal department has issued
special books: of stamps for the bene-
fit of ltoxholders on rural -routes who ,
do not wish to•' flay •25,c' for 24c Worth
of stamps in the,. books previously'
sold. The new books, wli It, contain
72 .cents', worth of stamps,'. may be
purchased- by the bdx-holders from.
the rural route couriers or any num-
ber'of stamps required may be pus -
chased. from the new•book, without
:purchasing. the entire book.
In . the. matter Of the estate': of
Reuben Stauffer Bite of the 'Township . •:'
ofKinloss in' the- nt . o Bruce;
K No a ..County f Bru •
''i� ernler, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all per
sons having any claims or ...demands
against the • late Reuben Stauffer, who.
.died pn or about the Twenty;eightb;
lay of December. A. D. 1924: at .the'.
.1'o•*reship of Kinloss'in the County of
.Bruce; are required to -send 'by ;post
prepaid 'er deliver to the. undersigned',
executors under. the ' Will' of • the "said
Reuben' .Stauffer,, theirWnanres and
d€lr -atad il- pa culara in -
writing of ' their clainis and- state=:
meets of 'their accounts and, the nat-
ure of the 'securities,• if. any,. held''. by.
them, duly verified by affidavit.
•' And: take. notice; that after. the
Twenty-third; day of March A. D.1929
the said ,executors , will proceed' to:
distribute; the' 'apsets of ; the said de-
teased among the persons entitled
thereto, having ,regard only to , the
•claims° of which they shall then have
had notice, and that ,'the said. execu-
tors , will not be liable for the : said
assets • or any ' part • thereof '. to any
person of whose claini they shall not
then have received .notice. • • ,
This notice is given pursuant to the .
statute �in the behalf:
Dated gat '..Lueknow, • •Ontario this
twenty-fifth day of February A. D. • •
1929:"
Peter MacDonald, R. R. 2 Holyrood. •
Hiram .'Shelton, R. IL 2 Holrood Ont.
'Executors.
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eased. We said No, 'and • Mrs. ;Syoilla
Spahr's ''Tonsilitis Was applied. Ton-
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its guaranteed.' ' ';.
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