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TIE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
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Ti l IlIDAY, •luue 1903. f5
CON VENT10N AT KLYTII.
Meeting of Huron Sabbath School
and Christian Endeavor Association.
Meson. Held on Thursday .ted Friday 04,-
cuaons .f Int.r.a to Church W _
Clllo.r, el.ctod for the Neat Year R.wlu-
1,on. Adopl.d -
Thr delegates front town at the
meeting of Huron (' ty Sunday
Schesd and Christian Emdravor Amite
ci*Ul,n held leua Thuladety and Friday
wets. ,w follows : Jar. Mitchell, J. 11,
Millial, Misr Mary Morris, Mies Nancy
Nairn, Mils l'Istie, Mies McKenzie, J.
E. Toms, Hugh Hain, Hrv. 1)1.. Daniel
x11(1 Rev. Jas. Hamilton.
MUNNI\e I4EN41404.
The opening N0.w.I4/11 of the eou0ty
Sabbath school convention, held at
Hlyth butt ThwOelay, w,4 very scall
in attend*rte, but at the aftoruiton
meeting there, wax a decided illpn,ve-
ment and one of the timed itit•rMl ing
sessions In the histo y of the I4rlM•ia-
tion. President J. 141t Tem conducted
the opening clevltiOI 1 exrer•iMei, Nod
iti the ahlw•nce of lies nary Stenlenuen,
haul not yet stere el, read a letter
loin Mist, Thoniley, on IW1alf of the
W. l'• T• U., urging live . operat'
ill support of Mr. ' ickenlike'M anti•
cigarette Illi, 1410 a !ruination of
the attempt to subedit t+ therefor one
based on age limit. ' iM wax referred
to the r•wrlution row 'rte, and then
,e diminution was es sett by *t.IlplamlL.
from .ever*l delega tlutt notices
;and pnlgrwu144 1)f the a nventioi hetet
not been properly die •ibut,d. Sev-
eral emelt were (4test w err no notice
;.t all hall Leen newly 1 and other,.
where the notice hetet en received
Holy a few day* lif. ,re, Id the 4nlrial
programs were only th t day land,d
,nt.. In the *Names of t e secretaries
t he matter was laid over
l'he following r 't s were ap-
pointed : On r4wluti. e - Jainee
itchell, (itiderich; Ihr. ,wler. Wing -
Mina :
nghath: John I)ustw, Nil. ; Miw.
144r, Blyth ; Mires Mord (ieelerich :
Htu.inrew eelueitter •Mr. Eider,
Roth;
Rev. Mr. N'i1wm, Nile: Her.
Mr. Mor1.M-k, Heiman: Mn.. Park.
Wingheum; Mimi Stewart. Nominating
e1) 'tte•- H. Park, Winghaml: J.
E. T , Goderich ; A. T. l'os,per. Clin-
ton ; 1H. Milllan, toderieh ; it.•v,
Mr. 111)111144. Bluth.
Mr. Stenciling), having Arrival, reaul
his report as immune., showing a
1441x11(e 4)11 hand .1 let 17. 1)n I14t.444
the report wan rteIv,d and referent
to Meanie. Yeo soul N'rIi.11, An audi-
tor*.
The first p'aper 1)u the ,,gram,
•'The Teacherx Material au.I How tee
'.Vnrk 1'IM,n It." was then given by 1),
E. Munro, of Auburn. This paper. A
moirwha( lengthy unr, meet with the
highest comm etetbit' from) w•ve•1141
of the al4lirn.e. Any short s wry
world nod do it j'atier, and After A
dia'uu*ion of the hest uwade of w•-
r1111ng its publication the te.dution
enmmittere were asked to .(madder
WAya and means to that end. M..:.,,'
of the delegate.. w lens' hew• the
average teacher would (+gif'et time. for 54r
elaborate a plan of study as that out-
lined by Mi. Munroand were in-
/enuetl that he found two or
(Wo And A half hour. on Souulny
and fifteen smut.•* a .lay through
the week ant{{lr time• for 13./ thun.ugh
at' surly of the next S lay's 11wm,.,.
After a *hurt conference with Mr.
.la.•kmn, Pmvineiwl sc. i. tory, ne 11)
the afternoon program, the eon vent inn
adjourned for dinner.
A1TK4t1 04 EY 44K44MI4 oN,
After devotional exen•iew•N. Mr.
Jackson for half x11 hour conducted
111• n,11n41 table conference, 1)41114' of
the moat interatiug questions r•dtai0l-
ing school l nanagr11lrltt Ilring dlw'Wi-
mtl. Theme were selected At TAMd
from a list of twenty -flee di.tril4tel
11y Mr. Jeteks.u, And the ,isliMion
therm was lively *nil interesting:
APurng the qu4Mtin111 dimitiw«l were:
(II Sunday school libraries. The. lien
ht
was,H 11
' 1141* h 11
brought out w h
that s
R
have libraries bearing on the work of
the. Sundif erh.M,l, such Al r .it
tarifa, nomad .rurwe$, ere., and dr.
1M•ndrnrr un other w1111t'44, AM plllir
ihrnt•ire, fur other reading.. (21 ljow•
can we induce the scholar% G. study
their lemons before .craning to the
dam's. Nome method,'.plgggo•st.td sem,
keep a week ahead', and' the $undnv
before Is3 giving •thing that will
inters -ft and tenet• the 'eewgdl t1) he
looked up ; (14) using the Scripture
readings ter Ironstone in the mauling at
family wotwhip, aril having thefts mad
in the daily Ieitlingt in .the public
m•hIM11. This haat .11gg1'stl.in bismuth(
out runny 11PpoPp''ving remarks, and the
idea Wax referred to the resolution
enmmitte•e for 4nmidrrat igen. 1:11 Re-
view Sunday land' how to r4ndm .t
chum pre tion. (4) Primary ,depart -
meat. rte,
The , 'ttem then repa44tl nm
follow e :
it.•sulutiun LkauruitJei-._:1...That.this
lonventiun of Sunday twined W4,rker,e
of the county of Herat heartily en-
dorsee. the principle of- the hill intro-
duced into the House of Cot by
)I r. Hickey dike, M.P., to tnthileit ab-
solutely the manufacture. importation
and 'talent eigarettei., thready nennily.
w'1• Iwlieve, t, oyrre011le the glowing
evlt. of this harmful (male, and that
copies of them reauhltlon hit m.nt. t..
114411, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Solicitor Gen-
er441, and G/ Mr. Birkerdike.
2. That the paper rad by Mr.
Munro he weni t, the (slitter of the 4.''
S. Tinges, Philadelphia, with a request.
for its pn1111iewtion in that aper and
• • arrangement for distributing
s'pi'es amongst the 4. M. teachers and
the school", of our county.
:t That hereafter the official pro-
greed' of futures conventions he 1,411'''
behest and distributed at darn( one
month before the date of the conven-
tion, r opiem t, 144 tient to every pastor
and eslppmo••rintendent in the county.
1. We earnestly recar nnrnd that
(he Hon, Minister of Ednration he
igen to !lake much regulations as will
pee/Writ* for the daily Scripture Mail-
ings in the public "schols, the lemons
of the International 4, 4, merle.. and
the daily reailings ('0tlneet,441 there -
With.
N. That thin convent.inn'eeir.M neem(
heartily 2.v thank the people .1 Blyth
for their kindly weie4nne and gener,u4
hospitality today, and sow. the roan
44y( -et% of th. Premhyterian shunt for
the due of their edifice ,n which tl
hold this ronventinn.
Theme resolutions were t«ken .11
seriatim and all Adopted AM rend.
Nnnlnating Committee. President,
1). E. Munro ; vire.pe.ident, J. Rigin
Torn ; vire-pruidenta, all peside•ntee
of oral nrganIxat11n• t exew'Irtive-
,4, R•t•r i rayne, Rey. Mr. Morlo•k, .las.
Revs, Varna ; Jag, Scott, Clinton : 111.
Park, Winghu,i ; n. F. Blair, Hells
s Is ; Rev, 1. H. WAllwln, 4eaf,n th
1x14. Mitchell, Nodeirh : John phi
tow, Nile ; Rev. John Hnlmes, Blyth
Rev. Wm. Masters, Brttcefhld ; 'it'.
"'sal... J. C. Rtnnenwn : eorlespnneling
'M's.•. 1)t, Towler. The report. wan
adopted as r.wA.
Oto Lim ((abject "How to Make the
Sunday School Felt," Revs. Metiers.
HObb., Wlugghalu, and Melanlan,
Kippur, appointed to dist•w* two div-
iaiurs, Were 1)1411 ab*a,ut, but Her. Mr.
Manning, Clititltm, dealt with "the
house" /livi4iou Irl n most interesting
Illallllrr.
Mr. Jat•keeni then (o,ik up normal
training, and him treatment of the sub-
set for an hour brought out • of the
(veliema dis(n4Miun4 in the history of
the sum whit • . With printed charts to
outline hie ide4 he Weight that normal
teaching molal* rule or right. twehing.
The Mtn of S. S. work is to bring LU1tH
child tee k "The Hook," and then
its author 1i1M1. In under to d1) this it
is of flntlinq)14'lamce t/ (I) know God,
(2) kuuw the child, (3) know the 1i,M,k.
Se • teachers know the Hook well
and know (1011, but don't know the
child, and thus fail ; whilst 4)lhety
know the child, but not "the Hook."
liut to have effectual teaching they
In4t kuuw IM/1.11. LI 1e41p4M•t t, "The
Bock" 'We Khou1(1 teach an et•uctur•,
hooks, writer•+, geography, history,
doctrine*. 1n the hatter of the child,
10 Mi •
), • !and soul t be con -
'tittered. In the past we have taught
as though the latter were the only
Ming to ht ei llls1d1•rtl. Two IMIIIIIx
Galate.I by Mr. J1u•kii1 which lemmata
oar" disclaim' and a difference of
opinion were : 1. Whish yualitleatiun
111 IL telu'llel• is of a impel 'tan( e 11
knuwlwlge of the I11M,k or a knowledge
of the child nature :• 2. Hew far should
a teacher refer to the alleged discre-
pancies or mor,e in the Hibbs, or dil-
cuema 1)b'
111 lw•tiou* of sk,gotics ter
higher •ritienen before his chime ? Is
It not better that the 44(1111118114 should
IW w, informed that to mune extl•IIt
they would he able t, meet at
Ie*xt the suri,.i'e at•gullleIt,. of 414111t-
rtY4 and infldel1.
The Etat subject for the aft•ruM,n
m•m.i., w•ito ••flow the 4 lav School
Should lie l' fueled," by fir. J. E.
Tour. who Maid :
1. 'The room sIIl,,Ikd 1W 'wady t, re-
ceive pupae. at a fixed time-. 2. A r•-
ap4nl14ible 1.I11err, if possible 'the mim�ye-
intr,drmt, should be present when the.
*hlMl-r)1,111 is opened. :4. Otxhrerx,
teetelsere and petiole 141 Id 1M• punt -t-
tint. t. The 14up•rint•ndent t be
gill his 4xereims 1111 11111• and /'ally
out hie prrevi0Ish• arranged Ibnrgl'AM
without any 101414 of 1' ,i The
exemim•e t be interesting, brief
and frequently changed, 0. The
by t be 14uit441,14' a11c1 inspiring
There t he 'selected singes to lend
t he Origins!. 7. The review of lemon
11W brief. pointed, endeined ire
by the pupils. (1. Superintendent t
have general oversight of the classes;
Pupils should Iw eh ingest frons o114.
4•111144 to another whenever Irt•e•14wu•y,
11. The wasion should 1144 4•xe.vd one
hello': alw'at'o disttne. 411 time.
:► warm invitation MILK given by Dr.
Towler, en behalf 4f N inggham. that
the next convention .Ile held there,
aryl title weaned t4 Inert with npaui•
1111)014 appmoVal, and wean sal decided.
KV Met N4 441044111)41.
A newt enjoyable feature of this
mewl w•as the ming Nervier, conduct -
el for th.••tint half hour. It -w'ait
ler the leadership of the shear of
the chun'h, and Wake' greatly enjoywl
by -the -large ntlrtienre.
Mr. Jackson t.,k up Smithey school
work. Gild Arm eel the history of the
41IlNla% • s•h,s1 from the very cum.
mrn.•ment of the Jewish nation, and
(4I4ide1d the Si1lday w'h.s'1 was the
ehtirh's greatest worksheet), Hr'
'tupha,ind the i1) 1)',rtancr of (ti.'
doctrines of the eh,ueh Iwing thou -
'mighty taught to the child whilst
yning, Aimee 141,4 hoots. Was a Krell
revival in S lay se•I..'1 work, and.
in fact, to all church No 1'hne men
standout prominently at this time in
4 lay school work 1), I.. M...Iy,
'Nm.' it•yn1.kle and H. F. Jaeols.
.ft. JA.•kw,tl empllasiutl the necessity
of thoroughly drilling children in the
doctrines 1)1 Christianity, and W41dd
lead them -lel Gest when young.
1)r. Daniel wi; the 1,41 speaker atilt
Kant• a s'ery ebMpl•nt and instructive
A1141119441 1/11 "The IntenIgation Mark."
Tihis 141 :t'1 Age of 111VeMtigettion and lils-
ltiYer'. because ,In age of Iquest144110.
Hew fol' luny we question in Sunday
school work ? There air three things
to find out : Ill How •h t.' ' given
G 1
helson 1
4)wmuch thought
given to Ieww,n : (31 1 44w Joest by
, giestilini4 to impart what the child
bloke : and having 1.. 1 by thi14
jndieions quest inning. 1)'. a few more
questions jutlie•iou.ly asked impart
what it. not known.
This r 'hiding the program the
convention wets formally closed.
•
runner' AN KNtileAS OR w44HK.
and "Daily Prayer," were iIltreelt11'l«I
by Rev. 11. N. Me('a , 4armia; 11'v -
M. J. Wilson, Nile, and Rev. Mr.
Small, of Auburn. '
The uoulivalimg 4' •rte Lynne
ineudell the following persons as the
°Meet% for the ('4)llIllg yea'. 111es•
were approved of by the convention :
Prwidert, A. T. l'IMop et', (Tinton
est Vire president. 11111* Anderson,
Blyth; 2nd vice president, NV. TI p-
eon, Wingham : s«•lrtary, Itey. Jw,.
11*uiiltin, (i.Mlerieh: treasures, NI ism
Nellie Iharri,, (IINh•1'll'If 1 executive
committee, N'alt,•r Hall; Wiugham:
Rev, 4'. 11. II ('tttlito,i Mies Ji.
E. them, Hruw+rls ; Mr. M'ottani,
Itruc4fleld ; Mims 1.'o1M•I1tild, Auburn.
1'he resolution committee Ielwu•ted
the foll.witl iv( •md,ltions, Which
Wer•19444y' 1'41 ), the eon%eIth at:
(1) The a4eeptltee of the invitation
• f the Wiugham local ration to hold
the a ty Chi 'stint' Endeavor
iI Wimghan% nt•xt year.
12) That teethe executive committee
he left the setting of the date for the
meeting of the elmvei t' next yer.r.
(3) Thal we (•0(11)101/• the r•wdutiel
la«md )•est•rlay 11y the4111114d11*•hl111
eau Vent loll 111 r•t•r•111•e 1.1) the ltrti-
cigarett• 1111, and .Ids, t hal we heart ily
codons• any etas which they may
take.
44) Tient ,t he:u•ty 4414• of thanks he
tendered t, the po•1)ple of lilt th Who
have me-Jitspitably entertained the
delegates, to the authorities of the
church who have kindly given the 1)w•
of the building, t1) the desseri1t i,ih com-
mittee who have worked 541 faithfully.
G, the united 1'11141• who have f11ru*Illd
Meeh good Irmsic, and to all other's
Wiu have holiest in any way to make
the sun veILiuu rl nlll•enue.
. I11 the 4•ve • g 14 largely attended
song service Was 114.111 111 the el •h,
Mr. l'IMgM•rlM•cupying he chair. De-
votional Pxeiviees were ...endue -tell by
Rev. 111. Small, of Auburn, and an
anthem) was sung by the ...entailed
eh4i11, of Hlyth. I(e'. Mr. S*Wen., of
linu•rtleld, gave the Hua address 1)u
"Mammal Effort in the H,u•veet of
Soule," Four motive* that 111.81111
lead to such eHur were, love for motile.
loyalty to 1 'hriet • King, love to
(31 M1 fon' ta11• Saviour, welfare a1141 K4 -
v16441 of our own souls. The extent
441 our r'steen*ibility wise the limit of
our 44111141V 41141 4141114 11 '1 V. Etery-
our 1411011111 410 his e11a1r, 114 the siders•
of the whole depended 1)n the faithful-
ness of each part.
A s•Iw•tion Wax giyel by a male
quartette, curb/,wtl of members of
the Meth. Mli)4t choir, emu! 11014144 Were•
given by Miss Patterson, of Aubnet.
and Mr. Gilroy, of Hrineels44 Mies
.Innes and Mr. Zeigler, .dt'linton, maw
a duet.
An auWr,'0M on "Harmony" w'a-
given by Hee. D. N. MI{'amltls, tet
Sarnia. Starting with musical har-
mony, the speaker went on to talk of
the hanunmv that should prevail
among Christians and that would
exist it1 each heart when attunes! to
the Divine will. Right...mowet alone
could bring har•luuny. If- the heart
W141 I.11(hl when 60 41 1411eAkN 1111411 rt
Neon, y1114t 14 A violin W111•11 1.1x4,441 at 1
distane• from ,i piano would msr111
when the pi14m- was played if the
violin were t 1 to the piaun. The
law of Iwlnouy worked fur the r•Kcu-
r*tiuu of *,t1lx.-
-The evening mission cuucludel with.
N ronelecrat service.
The 1 rnnyentun of the Hun in
('aunty Christian Endeavor A14s0x•i11-
ti1)n WAS held in the Pe.hy'...Atm
church, 'Myth. 011 F'ri(1,IV. J • Inti,
in conjunction with the delay school
convention held oil the. previous day.
44 • tatty delegates were in at1enll-
an•i', At 14:1.i n. 111. the Hcy. 1). N.
• Met ' M. 1)1 Santis, Wire n Bible
morning ell the 11.1pel114rWilling to St.
Ji,hn, which was exce,lingly profit-
able.
Thr re ' ' g hour- and a half of
the morning session {(1144 taken up
with the siiiiji4'lii; - i11r T'ari1t,r1.
M)Mmaibility for 1w•nderehip with Loyal
o•lel lee" anti "The Seecielie4 Known -
lability for Mellowing the Pastor's besot
ing." Rey. Jai. Hamilton, of (ilwlerieh.
Kays a pointed rtldieee en the fnrulel
and (luring the discussion the pr•Mident,
.1. Elgin Tom. A. 1'. Cooper. Rev. T.
('op•hsrl Hugh Hain, (hMdet•ich, Alex.
Welsh and others took fart.
Ti, following committees wen. al
INA:stet1, resolution, }thaws. 11(1(1 nom-
inating. Residue : Rev, Jas. Hain
ilton, Goderich ('hem, Mu)4tattl,
Ht•ueefleld : A. T. Cooper. Clinton
Mie« Stevens, Clinton ; Miss ( '0p elan/1,
Auburn. Einatere• : Rev. M..1. N'il
won, Nile : M. Wilfred. Blyth; N'.
Th poy. NVingha tit : Moe Itows,
11 lyth : Miss Stewart•, Clinton. Neon
/stingg Rev, Mr. Mmwen. Rrecef(4•ld
ugh llain,U/eleri"h ; Rev. ('. D. Da
}motel • Mem. \L J. Wilson, Nile:
ilei.
M'itie Rayj, 111IR1•+Ye; Mr. Elder. Blyth.
The nft,rnosn 141•rwlon ep14 n(s1 at 2 { .
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FREE CONSUMPTION HOSPITAL.
Make a Note of It
The next time you're shopping coddle here
for your good and our good shoes.
One of the things you'll notice about the
shoes we sell is that they retain their shape ;
look as well so far as form t concerned at the
eu'I as at the beginning.
The reason for this is that they're made
to fit' in the factory ; not made to- fit in the
store.
Mt K I M'S 0141 Strand,
Juedaa BI1ck.
J. P. KA VA NA GN
only soars of satisfying any 1 e-
qub'.•menta appears to Is• to i.ce-
steado the criminals to absent thew -
selves until quiet le restored, when
they will be ',ermined to resume
their platen in the army. The pro-
visional Uovernms•nt holds ud4•e
solely at the will of the army, and
should King Peter pruwisc to 4Iun-
ish the officers implicated, It 1s as
likely as not that the army will
force the withdrawal of the invita-
tion to occupy the throne. It 11
■uggestei in otk ial quarters that
Russia tuay [V-14ib)y advise the offi-
cers concerned to absent themselves.
Vienna, June 22 -Klug Peter will.
arrive here at 10 o'clock Tuesday ev-
ening. At the railroad station he
will receive the homage of the Serv-
Lan colony, and will continue his
Journey by way of Buda -Pest, arriv-
ing at Belgrade Wednesday morning.
Pitiful Appeal from • Poor Consumptive
Money Needed to Carry on Work,
The (4lluw•img letter is shown M14 4)111
of Juany eli.tr usini* appeal. ma41e by
aj/plirante seeking ,ulmlission tee th.
Fre Con ption Hospital :
•'1 and Anxious to slake application
en Iwhalf of nay daughter. I'aulima.
Wiu 1114 r44ntrte•td the 'drt4ta White
pbgg,le while lemiligly per44nming
duty' in caring fur her detr moth..
who eight IIIIII)ths 44ag0 0111'1' 11411 t4'
the dread disease. Mine ie n 0114 11454•.
For three lung 'earn Illy wife suffered
flour'44noinupt .n, of which 11114 tinnily
diel, leaving me alone to raise A family
of children, c m• only five yean4
My daughter, PAaliva. who muses'
her tiering her hong Wm.'s., W3144 111)
1,111' hope. nM 1114• GM,k ehsr'ge of Inv
disease
e ,nd,fdl x
1) e now the 111
home. and
has fallen I1p441) herr. Her .hyeeicians
hA',' 1114)114111114'441 41 N ones• of con/mini,-
'
ons roto-
1 ion, 11111 MI1vlw• 1111 illlllleIilitr 114111 t'I11
GO the S,Inotur' . 1 Ply' a pool
wan. de o•n(1c'nl 411 Illy daily' magi•,
11114 the heng at141 he44vy ex s•ns4M of
my wife's+ illness hdye No depleted m y
resources that I cannot possibly pity
t111• expenses 111 an 1•x n'llMi%'
or' , though 1 world � e Kind (4, do
mo Were it in 111y power. ('1111 reit 111 It
revei'.e het. 1114 I yam' Ere Hospital.
and snatch 11 young lir. from the
w•,41ing M,ffet•in}:a of s, terrible a
(Usenet.? The •1. ,t•M consider her
cane 1t eul:,hle 44111' 440 this stage, but
delays W4ee.' be dangerous, il44pi144
and n•nshng.lo bear from you shortly,
'11111 GI rtelyl' the prnt4•1 applieathen
blank forms, 1 ion V441u0. ill trouble. and
11,.411.'.
F:Very'thindl I14mliibhe is tieing done by
the AMoe•m1t1.n to Meet the Iauly'dnd
urgent e.11s 81)111 424 14 i%
Jathty�
camel for in the Etre Hospital, mill
int a eimgle patient has been refused
admittance 141 sum' of hie et' her
u4v erty'. The great matter of rnnlrrn
with the management is the Lurk 1)f
funds, The question that is faripg the
t Mitt's Gehl V is Whether they AV
not ne r roper-l(s1 to close s • of
wails 114'4'1111)44' 4 o 111144.
Header' iif this paper who desire t1)
help ern too me by 'tending cintribu-
tieile, no clatter I►tow small the Itlnl,
to Sir Wm. R. Meredith. Kt.. Vice-
president National 4Anital' A)4Mcs•i-
Ati44n, 1 1AMINIrt, ave„ Tor0nt0. o•
N'. J. (cage. (linkman of the
ExlrutiVfo ( 'ytnmit(44', 'notional). (►r
,(1u v duly 1111141 1nnt1i1n1ii011M t1) 1(. S.
1VifliaYns. Manager l'annllian Hank of
,Clllll '1•, (11 I,'rieh, Who will forward
theta free -of charge,
POWERS BREAK WITH SERVIA.
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m„ President .1. E. Tom in thr chair. In 110 Haste to Recognise Governmentby
eve -minute athdn•M44es were de Assassination
Four fl
livened pn the theme, "Se • Fruit« of
('ht•istIan Endeavor." The Mnhje•t«,
"Training in l'hristian Testimony,"
"Mi* ion41ry Studies," "Tr.airied and
Equipped Young ('hr•istiine" and
"('hrlmtin l'onr,wlesehip," Wee taken
by} Miss Addie KAuffntan. Clinton; W
Thompson. Wingharn ; Rev. ,las. Hain
Iltten, (ir1.rirh, m1.1 ilugh Hain.. of
Grderll•h.
A tiY'11I ' (111 junior work fol
lowest with (he subjects, "What Mas
We Ex Sof Them %' and ''What Mey
They Etpet -of Ps taken by Mrs.
John Robb, Brlrw'lo, and Mills 14. Site -
yens, ('lints,
Mrs. Rohl) laid greet r•nlphl4is m
the importance .Lf ('14rlyy trot' K
Nothing could be rec mlipllshed with
out training; the moral vir't1(.% were
all the result. 441 pearl of peu'tire
pont inned until it beeline. shred
nature. F:verything that we Fouled
expet•t of junior"; a``er...m•i enrrfil
training of the crud (il4mee and
mental preens. ('oill*Ke, temperance,
1 flit.hfIlInika, fortitude and Joel dee
..Modell Afterthemmel%eM in the y'44mg
ifpr,pp»4•rly ti•ninsl.
"Bible study," "The Quiet flour,"
rsella. Irlala.ra a.elga.
Rome, June 22. -TM King has ac-
cepted the resignations of luti•rlor
Minister Giolltti and Marine Mu,:s-
ter Ilrttolo, Premier 'Lanardclh will
take the Interior portfolio ad inter-
im
nter
im and Vice Admiral Morin will be
Marino Minister. The oth.•r Minis-
ters have been confined in their pres-
ent posts. A royal decree issued
yesterday convenes Parliament for
June 26.
-Miller's (.rip 1'oW11,•1', ewe. Fur
.•lc.Joy .l,to. N'ilwru.
READY TO WEAR
CLOTHING
Jt,ale up froli goods in stock -
we11-matte. goad -fitting gar-
ments -a nut bender than the or-
.Iinary-at price's that will mak...
it Gr your interest to HUY
NOW.
FINE
TAILORED SUITS
Belgrade, .lune 22. -(creat Britain
has practically 'broken on diplomatic
relations with Mer'.,. The British
Alini.t.er, Sir G. F. Bonham. leaves
here to -day for England. 'rhe Con-
sul of Great Britain, W. G. Thealg„rr,
will take charge of llriti44h' InteresDlet
Washington, .lune 22 -The United
States Government has adopted an
attitude similar to that. of trent
Groot. Britain toward the mew seri-
tan dynasty. it will he in no haste
to rocognlre a Governmtrnt crena -•11
by altsaslirintion In the simile.. of
some 1.4hlb1Uon 0f a d1Mpeikillnn to
punish the guilty, therefore Minister
Jackson sill not present his creden-
tials to the Government of King
Peter at present.
The Iiague. .tune 22 -'The Dutch
representative, at Delgrade has twin
mouri cted to assume the Remo Atti-
tude as Groat B.ttain towards tiro
pro%IMinns! (3nvernment el Mervla.
Belgrade, June 22- Unless King
Peter is prkpar.d to altogether ig-
nore the foreign demeinl1 for the!
punishment of the assassins of King
Alps*RdIr rd Queen Dregs, Ata
A especially. N.'w'est 111111411.1,1
11111114 in fltl.' ,'lots". If ye.11
want mnlethling real good, tie
place to get it is
DUNLOP'S Street
NEXT BANK OF' MONTREAL
Victoria 8t.' Lachine Wurks
Jas. A. Siradhall
"1 ra,.tical Engineer -
and Machinist.
SPECIAL. .t'PrENTION c1VEN 'rt.
• THE REPAIRING OF
E• ltilotllOr%
ngines, Mill Machinery
1nd
Farming Implements
General )laebile and Itlaeksmiit 1,
'4V4)rk of all kinds. done (11 order.
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Works • Victoria Street, Goderich.
Laughlin
Fountain
Pen
is THE Otte Or ALL
P t08 *1410 M118 4110
t our *NY*14t1x
FiNEST GRADE 14K.
GOLD PEN
YOUR CHOICE OF THESE
TWO POPULAR STYLES FOR
04LY
$1.00
SUPERIOR TO OTHER
MAKER AT $3
The t,*nghtin Palntaie
Pen Halder le made of in.
eat 4plantyy hard rubber, 1.
..ed Wth highees grade,'
large err. 18k. sold pen,
of any denred Iis.lbtllty,
and hes the only perfect
feeding device known.
Slither .tyle, reeky gold
mre,nted, for etallos
p,l,pnae.. el lin extra.
Sorely you will net be
able to.'carr en,•t hi ae at
thea tow tks pn.s l het w11)
eve witch rontieaoas
pleasure and service,
Pee Sala bp
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
C3py of change of running advertise
ments must be Ipfl at this office by
Monday' noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Announcement...
•
!Laving purchased the
Harness Business of Ciilw
bert douse (Dowding's
old stand). I will carry it
on at the salve place.
I have engaged caper -1
ienced and c win p e t e n t
workmen, .and ll a v e on
hand a Large and well -as-
sorted (=tock of
HARNESS
Double and Single
Dusters, Fly Nets, Whips,
etc.,
and the largest lino of
Triads, sad Valises
in Wesern Ontario.
Special attention given to
the repairing ,of Harness
and Trunks.
Your custom solicited.
D. McBRIEN
lialnilton-st.. l ; t 4derlch
Dunlop
Reliability
Yon can place full reliance lo Dunlop
Detechablo Pneumatic The. -they w
oc%er betray your trust, tinniest to {uinc-
turo,esielItt0repair. .oars of cu . -client,
service have made them of almost uni-
versal adoption. Every wheel with a repu-
tation t Real with then. Every rider of
experience in+hlta on then..
Dunlop Tina notice bicycle enthusiasts.
They increase the pleasure of wheeling and
ulinlInize the troubles. H1oycllor U an
•wuIVd aa0o01with Dunlo
M
The Dunlop Tire 'Co.
Limtt.d
Toronto, Ont.
Dep.. u Mo.lres, Y4 J I pet, r.yeo.M.
Rabe you found a Dunlop Goin?
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.. WORSTED SUIT SALE . IF`
Mem's flue w'nIMGYI 410114, hu o.,, y blot• and black. They are
the Ione punt' ,»icon• kited, 1,,,t cohere ,old well wade, and
4
just , good side as they hook outside. The prices are
*KM diet 112.311 dna' peel Value at (hat, but their etre
just fifteen suits im the I.,tl. '1'o be eleard at mob $7,50 C.
and boys' st04w Mals,
14 tet4V1'11e1..44 *:11111/11.4. The
prices r1144 up 1.0 7:M•. The lot
NAM bought cheap.. and will
clear et 2.M
MEN'S Sill IIt'I'S Just :t
dozen left and t hen arc all 1..S
White hands and ,self ears 1)11
gond wamiting cambric, good
value At ark•, 11) clear al
Yid , ter 3 Pec 51.11)
CdLLAR4- Jest $1 dozen.
this time, l.'oller+ well worth
15c to Silo; this lot to get at •
7e, or 4 for Gil
MILLINERY 1)1.1 you are
our ink hats? They are a
eurta•is• to the trade. They
.ter tie newest et }'14.4. The
prierr were 751' to $1.511. All
.at one price Sok:
I
j ASK I"0If COCPO:VS
▪ *iia �saleissg=tg Cert•=ended:
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MCKIM'S BUSY STORE
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Invictus Boots
at $3.50, $4.00 and $1.50.
.tftcr searching investigation amd due trial We an• 1'011-
%111 'ell that the Invieti,. loots sinal.• by Ga.. A. Slater. of
%nit real. is 1111i• ..1, the IM•tt 1114•11's 111144 44111•, 141111 al our
pries is easily • .1
the beet valines. it
1., N boot w1: feel
proud et'.
(1rnc,ful in design;
IM•rf,t•t in fit and flu'
dolt : .111'1414> . neither.
table, mai for wear
the equal of any $•i,l$)
hoot y.ui ever waw.
Thr new 14
.t,lea are ready and
descant yourapproval.
Minu 11 to 10. All
mane with bio . Iye►r
welted extensi
melee. Prier >C4.:$i, $Lolo .o 151.50.
Buy a lair and try thecal. 1f 'hey rail you e • bark
411141g.•t year 411llnsy 4a' A IleW 11011'. 11,.1* .4111 4. our eonfl•
den.• in the Invicttw boot..
Wm. Sharman
15
CORNER EAST )41'. and SQi.'ARE.
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NOhTING BETTER
r There In nothing latter than the test, and in the line of
Uroceries there in nothing better than what you can get here
every day In the week. If you have never bought your
Groceries here, give us a trial and see what we can do for
3 a:. Everything in Reason, of good .duality, and at the right
prices.
\NI, 4ICh:
sfrvRnY at CO.
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDE SQUARE.
Telephone No. 91.
REXALL
HOUSE-
HOLD
DYES
The-e'igo' will dye Wool. 1 of ton. 44411. Jot,
or Mltr l hood. In on,- teeth - they are the
1st.+4 and nere, impn 4.01 Dye In the worl.l.
Tr,' a {nckag.. .\1l color- at RP'K' 1140.'0
vIT1lit E.
HOSPITAL FOB
'WOMEN SECLUTDFD.
M Bryson, 132 York 8tBuffalo
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1 Prices are as
Os -
r Y'
F
Thee► -
E Lond )n
Interesting as ever
fiEO.W.TI10MSON
ec SON
1 he Sgarc 6ODERIGe
F
nce
is t e popular
Fence of the day.
'-- This is clearly dem-
o.-
no- onstrated
e'nl-
onstrated by the
do" fact that I have sold nearly two car loads of wire and two dozen machines.
d1"-' The Cheapest (ho' /•ILMI, 'r tette me that; With yery little ' wit... (1144)1 1110 neighbor took to
•
ante Neatest Peilhnp his wn''en fence, he 114114 built tw•jt'.' am nue+ tette.• with his' I.Inden machine,
a
-404
And .h'IM hens. %w'hich is dnuhle,llle li•ngthi him not cost hill 118 111 14,1'h He 111e neigleor0'.
611111 What 1• •« .'
int 1 h wan fh n 114 no. » •'«e e o 14•
Nn tel n In th a n a re e • •s «
E 1 1 1 r n f the fences, o n
.„.i. perfectly tight and even; while his neiglo,r')4is baggy and uneven.
tisec
- YOU ARE THROWING AWAY MONEY it you dee not get a 1,0NIION MACHINE and build
Eyour -Mill (odic.% 4, iI )(di h:ncn'l 1111e. I cilli bond for you an Irwin) Fence for 35o a rod.
41° -Hardware -
I 1,-, , ,.,,144.11.1,•lin:• and it pried•, that are very interesting.
ms -
Screen Doors and Windows
1 have et huge assoti e•nl rienging for IKM)I 4 F'1ttfM Me '1'0 $2.1111, SCREENS I"Ifl)M -Me TO :I:p
Cement - LL
If• Portland ill "Stitt- Iti.itt 41y,the best on flit. market, .1 fresh 1,11• j1111 arrived.
EE
I.ct me figure on your Plumbing, Heating, Lighting aid Unli king.
CHAS. C. LEE
1'I-U."1BINOi MATING
AND TINSMITHINQ . .
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