HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-11-11, Page 4TuuRuuAY, NovuoigK 11, ISMO
Londesboro'
Convention
Annual Gathering of Methodist League ana
Sunday School Workers.
Thea aleonventjuu ofthe l' .wortli Vouug pe. j4!!:: what cannot he dour
lw•ague. and ` nii.l'►y sehuuls 'of the in the tutus.• r it is aln age of enter -
Methodist
dist ict Was held in til i t tinuumt, therefore wu lutist Make church, t undesha'o. lastwit raigiun attractive.
lioderieh
Thursday and Fiiday. N .v.vulier 141 Rev. Iitvid Rogers. chairman of Ihr
and bib. The Leagued :and S ie l ii ilioi,•t, I,I•le wed t
sehools of the dist ict were neat Iv all Hosts" alit in a Most
repremotite•d, .oiue of,the yolulg pt•op6 .hoard the hearty al
from the sintoulidiug circnits t•ou u,.• r. nsruti,al for 11,.
in loads. ---'111e Consent ion was in ill gisen ley the Condi
respeets a' seance of gloat ili•eiritl it ii I i.u1:
and will no doubt he a'gre'e uul'elu• The f:vemog Session.
to the week at this y.•.u. The ho•pi
tally ii the Inaule.ltau I•e•.'l'I.• W•1 •
indeed generous .inti the ideal wrthiit
of mite'tainuteut 1.) pio•v'uling diener
and tea in the lecture Awn' Of.lhe
r ive and
r .' i
chuls•hWas ',u fele utut r
helpful features of the eonyt'ntion.
'J he program committee were
fortmiatt• in securing Rev. Dr. Kil-
lwru. wile has just returned Iron.
Chilies, and Rev. S.'1'. Bartlett, of '1'0
remit., to x.si.t in 111e conv'.•ulion,
The lit,.t session oleenwl ett 2 p. ne
on Thursday, the prrsidei,l. 11ev.- A
K Jones, ot•Auburn, ple.i.liug�
The Chinese Awakening
After the deist al , x,114 ist•, and a
few appropriate remarks by the iii.ii
man, tev. Dr. Kilian -it gads his Ur.l
• address to tai• tutu iitiun, ..n "Sign -
of the Time* in China.- V.• ;ire Ii.
&newly askftI "Is ('hind awake:-'
. Chino i, awake and, has.- entered oil a
new era. She is familiar with the
newspaper. Railway. are being
opened op: :1,e1 1 miles ate in opera-
tion
errlion and Ii,U1)I utiles projected. Elt'e
tric lights are being iutviu.ed. The
telegraph is -being extended and the
telephone also has found its way to
China. lirtau factories are in oleta-
tion. not only at the purls hut in. the
interior. The natural resources id
China are oructicaliv untuu� heti.
This with the Nuler,thilndance of
cheap haleuwill wean gloat' wealth
for ther country iii the future. The
.edueational deve•ltipment is another
important sign of the times. I.tIrge
lees of Chinese are going abroad.
especially to Joplin Mau)- strong
chai'aete istics are to be found in the
Chinese. Opium is onee`uf the greatest
Ili-ltlranii't_ to the_ progress ..f. the.
liospel. The people do not defend it
use, but condenul it. In 11)07 a deer
was leered that the cultivation of ii•
- poppy. the ruanefarture emit ren$ ref
opium be abolished in ten -ears. mud
they are going to do it. This 's an
important sign of the times and :how•s-
what the people are tirade u'. An
other greatalindrance is foot- ending.
All the women of China. arc rippled,
the custom being practically universal
until about two years ago. , A move•
anent has begun against it 'hich will
no doubt gain the day. hat is the
cause of these two great movement.
The one influence gt'tn ere than all
others combined is • t influence of
the Protestant mise' eriaries. Many
difficulties are owl / by these noble
men and women. For the first (en or
-twelve years it was ilwo.t impossible
to get premises in; the outside cities.
But tittles have changed. About
seven or eight yearai ago poeople began
coluing• in deputations tasking fot a
teacher in. preae'he.r and ..tiering to
Provide a • sop fns of rent. The
doors are a .ening fur the ulise.ian-
aries. The rid is for more lnitesion-
aries. ',e ate
Formenwomen it
andom n
needed for 1910. The signs all point
to a .gteit future fur the Christian
church In China. The next ten years
le perhaps the must important time
for this weirk.
-Synthetic Study of Genesis.
he toast to '.lilt
pleasing :uldie.s
.preelation of the
glutei tainmint
•.h,ir,i r'uugtrga
The opening e•x.rea.,•s of the eV ii-
ing session w'e'lt' eondu, tel by fit's•, It.
M111731 /I, 01 IitNlecirh, 'fie• address of
iVrlemiile' was given 1,y (V. Lyon,
Tout Millon. are :t hle.sell uu•:ul.
lust' S
KI at1 ".1 hoel
thi• Kpivoitli l.•agiie arc
Ill. n,o,t iu1(.4a1 •01t work of the
rlu'rh because x senor 81,4.1)• imprrs.iuus tae'
lir+fin " \Ir. Lyon in a ‘cry compact
.eulelrr es1q'e.std Ihe feeling tit til..
Lorldrslxu'u people: "(V.' welcome
,,n1 lu our sallag., lull• ,kion, our
bottles and our heart.,
\ 1. ply was mini.- l v Rey, T. \1',
1'0.,•n,. ((odds nl w'el. outs• are
urely nrr.trd, \V,• are engages{ in
Ihegrandest work, greater tlt'uI tti:u
,•f a 'race Doling lir w'ellie,gtun. till
soot e.. gie.u.r thaw that of I1t1tI•t•1
„T Mir hael Atrgelo, it reaches to e•teru•
it y, \Ve 511511 go (nun this cousin•
ion nlilie optlulnsde, ilium e.ntllnsTa-.
lie and mu.ire suce'e.sful.
The
a
WorkChina.
o
T nis instructive address was fol -
.lo ed by a "Synthetic Study of Friday morning the des•ot iuil•-Il ex-
t` n,•siei" by Rev. Dr. Dougall of u,.ises Were rondur•te,l by Rev. Mr.
oderieh. This study was presented Taylor.
in a very roncisr and at(raetis. furan,
Making it easy for the student to
obtain a hual's•ly,' view_ of the Houk
of Uenesi'.. 'I'I►e•se synthetic 1,1.udic,
are unlike the or•tlinary analyfi • study
of the Bible such av is rwetoui'u y in
Sunday school work, in that the pur-
pose is to grasp the entire Itsik in it
main tea:flings and.lacts, and :rise to
observe the development of the chief
thoughts of the book. So, the le•.'-
tm•er i•ndeasured in throe
give his healers a panes • survey
of the remarkable Hook of Celle -is,
He averred that he eared lit ii,'
whether it was written by Muses or
not, whether by two or three different
writers and these aftet•w:uds edited 117
a still later writer, we lung as le
could retain confidence that the 11014
was inspired 1;y Cion and here.•
authoritative tie revelation. And be
thought tidal was not ...MM..' t., -any
one way.
The look falls into two (-hie( did-
._ Adana. the fired- atriversa4 hist..iy, Lew
second the history of a family. 'The
uuiyereial history may have been car-
ried down to the days if literature in
the form of legends shipped ,iffier Ihe
fashion (if the Oriental wind. It
cluster. ,corm{ t ' great fact's -the
3.1'1• all iii
I
t the fall the deluge, u,•lu r. 11 u• thio-
p.'rsion into sariutw int' s.
Thr second le tet of (lenesis is the
Wet m y of a flintily selected as, the nn-
cestey of .ieituyu, and clusters around
four great names Alraaham,
Jacob Aed Joetjh•. All the lemk
iheri•for.can be grouped about eight
wards.
Dr. I)ongaffevidently desired to im-
ppress two things in IIenesis as of cl+ief
importance the Messianic pltIIliise
slowly de've'loping.,run} the seb':tii'•
of f,adailie',e, always\�((r best, through
whom the altenaia4r euiLs able se4dwth4
appear. \
Business Session.
The sleeting til 'n wetit into a busi-
ness session, in which the following
resolution a 'tieµ was ap nteel :
Rev, Or. Dougall, Rev. W. Co way
and Miss Mabel Rollie, A ballot Mae
taken for the nominating committee
and the following were appointed as
such committee: Rev. Dr. Dougall,
Rey. D. Roger*, Bev. A. E. ,ones,
Rev. H. H. Currie and Mime Bailie,
At the ilanglet Tabid,
The meeting then adj net' and
a tit sixty sat down to the ham/art
Ip be lecture room of the church at iT
o'clock. Rev. Dr. Killw,rn acted as
toast -•lobster. The toast to "Our
Country" was proposed by Her. T. W.
(Jolene, of Clinton. Mr. ('teens spoke
.r..-
-of the vastness a.LouecsUWsy stucco
sources and its transportation faeil
(ties, and In the sentiment of Soot(
"Breathes there a man with soul so
dead," expressed his own patriotitnm.
Dr. Dougall proposed the toast to
"Our Navy, The day is fast receding
be said, when Canada will have to de-
fend her shores. Right, not migkt
)fI• should rule, war being antagonistic to
,o- Christianity, Canada can and should
'pay ler own way.Aas rp�o1a�1
?Peelle, f Clinton. We are living Of to a
fast
rape, is is needed be-
ret's/sof
e-
reu
This woe, billowed by an/alma ;tl-
dress from 1{.•c.. Ile. {.illien•u; "Ilor
iu t home," Eighteen ye+u•s 'ego
."u• w,.rk Si .as opened , in S'... Chum).
Area of the perit•inee. 21'...11p0 square.
miles and p quiatiun sjxty-$dine mil-
lions of people. There are about I,essi
Protest ail Iliiasiilhll it's in ('Bina.
mostly troto the lIriti•h Empire anti
I'he t'niled States. Four hundred of
then( are in Sr Chu an,' which weans a
1131. S11' of 17u,i$1n people to each mis-
sio tan y. The first task of the mission •
a is the study of Ihe•laagnagltet which
begun ,after leaving Shanghai.The
81st two years are, tree forI utgilage•
study.
There ore four depart tnentsof work :
1. Church and ch:rpe•l _!- hrisliltal
Anil this sen ai'y: a• aiming an'.h pub-
lishing hu1Rse• : I. sellund, and i'utle'gt's,
ell ,►tae- :.a y,auppeluCu At that the
people were very suspicious of the
foreigner. %\'hen they do not ilndet'-
'huid the nlotIWe• they are' really to
aserile evil Illofivets. Now -the ron-
giegalious :lir IIs Christians and
strangers are 111it'Il$pienmN, Ilp)on•-
lunit)' was never so great for work
in China. In the.niediees1 work There
ale severe medial stations and three
hospitals. "'be' policy is to establish
hespittls in each station, but so far
men have leen wanting. (Ir'eat work
can I,.: d.•liethrough the hospitals: in•
al l)'•patients go nut as friends of
the missionary, •
A large brick huililing has leen
eeetetf fee. the printing press and a
l% est Chime I'lui;tialt Magazine is
uuw printed in Clueing. The Chinese
Iii is endeavoring tu.estab-
Il.h .also{., This is ,tilt' impnl•tant
Teatime in the Illi isinll:ary -worn ill
China. Primary w•huuls are needed
111 reach'r•hildreo and ulid.11e schools
to train tea.hrrs. China will ultim-
ately be won for l'hrist by the Chi-
ne•s,•. News has leen reeeite•d of the
recent revival in ('{Bout whish is the
beginning 111 a great work.
Atter this impressive and inspiring
,uidrees the meeting rinsed .w•itlr
pr it veer _ .1111.11f
Friday Morning Session.
Chinese Women.
tie. I knlgalUs second :esldre'.. un
Ihut' Ifo,ik of Ii.nesis WA, fol-
lowed by allot lel :unites -le from
1)1•-f�jbjuiiu ori_, "lhims• 1Vuuu-
en.- The posili,.n oto w -in is al
i11111etNoo of phi' .1egn.. of t'ivilirt-
1 ion :ell I .nlight••nnient 111 til.. who{.
Dation. Auce•st''I worship is a great
hind' anti' t.' the advancement of
women. Mari rages are arl':alig,•,I 117
parenrs:uul %cry few are nunuuaied
aft twenty years of ago. Until the
Iasi 11ve-year. girls have. not leen sent
Iii school. They are mot, hippie/ea ie/e 1 I �.
r
"she is only a woman."
I'lu• de••ir,• 1'..81 111'111" postrait7 leads to
lunch of the .degradation to w'hieh
w,nmuiis wbie�et.' - •
Reports of Officers_
This WAS followed by reports of the
-s414. •-u . f 481 r. _ pre•.id.'nt
FIT 111 huwr,l a total of !evenly
I.eagnes and '':t; members. and six
hn-u4 wtrrreirr w-1441 r ss'ntts'rs rip --.It
• i4.! : • ti(:tl e7ti gisen'lul missions during
tie. year : $ I,Ylf.,rhu-u ( purposes ; $:MI
,.. (morel hied • 1141 to Yducatioe:
et!:to:itil •t 1111111, ., 'lent:al, :\1,7e1n.
I:q:hl attended nu-oiou:try Iraiuigg
.1 h./.1 at SI, Timmer. (If these tea.
:u,, now at III'. 11••,tcuues.v Haul.,
The League Missionar
,The lili..i..lust V vice-pre.i,le•tit I e
p 11t, t1 int un•re,t'i• in the .tidy of
1111.•11111.. List Veen' thele were three
sl,,ly classes. this year tains, '1'In1
aces+, mount .f-Missions,.y'ltivtirg•
was Itt)i a.7(i. *Mow s. t,' s 1 has been req u i led
to send Illy- A. 1,. Barris and his wife
to china: :11r. 11111 '. is the lnission:u-y
Io alto -t' snpp•a't the 1v:agues or ale
listi• I are pl'slged. II was proposed
1h11 the {sago s.l aIle dist 11•7 to
ruse sufficient money to pay for a
Ti.•1111. tti• tln•i 'iniu.Gmary in three
years, and the amounts estituiated as
nerr,.sel)' for thio murk are : This year,
:III.:wt.24 : 111.51 year, 4111.1:$); and $1.,'311
run' the lollnwing year.
It was llIweil by Rev. Or. Dougall
and •..•comievi by .Res. H. E. ('ul l if.
Bart tbieees'Iwi whistle 4e adopter' aced that
the missionary vice-president write to
the van' I,eagues giving toll exp in n•
'
TI-,rre {art of the third vi(-e-pursi-
denY, ''Airs. Render, showeel the
I.'l (tea to is- shite' active --,{ring thie
line and many important suggestions
we're thrown ort. It was pmposed
that vsrielns'i.eagllee endeavor- to. in•
crease the number of suhiserip1ions to
The Epworth Era.
The fifth Vice-president, Dr, hougall,
reported six Junior League'', viz.,
North street 0; udet'i'hl, Nile, 1►un-
Wtriiioti. Ontaii'o' stfee•t (f'lintonl,'
esley (1'linton►, and i3ayfleld. Blyth
League has a Mission Band which is
doing good work.
The report of the treasurer was then
read and adopted. It showed • bal-
oney. on hand of $43.144.
Friday Afterlives Session.
At the beginning of the afternoon
session reports were received front the
various Sabbath snhools sod the Slut•
day school secretary of the district.
Rev. W. Conway. Mr. Conway re•
rted the following amounts received
n the district< For missions, $' 44.05 ;
'1'II141 SIGNAL: (.Ui1N`}'1(`11' ONTARIO
Sunday school mellows, 811,4,3.10 :
load. • $1,712.85. The total Sunday
-•shekel (tile., is :1.347. Two 1•elitr a
month fur Missions front this would
wean goo!. 'Five rent. a wunth
would kw $2,451.. He also calked at-
tenlien to the resobition adopted by
the Last fliien.iul district meeting,
that Sunday scheud institutes be held
throughout the district, At the close
of thrs report the follow•iug entitiou
war carried,: That Re•v..lessl's, l'on-
way and Jones awl John I►uaWw le -a
e+ttwtr►illwr 411 attr+►rtli e-Se+t'- these- iusli•
lilted.'
Does the Sunday School Pay 1
An address was given by Bey. M. 7'.
Ilett, of Turoulo, on the subject :
"hue. the Sunday School I'ay '1'o
answer this question we must know
1, the rhut,n'ter of the institution. 121
w hat it is going to cost us, 1:{, what we
:us.• going to get out id it. Thee Sun-
day ,chose{ stands for more than 'a
good b. y or girl. Sunday school print
rinks skald fun the foundation of
in ttiuual life. II is not t modern iu-
slillltiou eyrrpl ill its 111eth.tls. Its
amu is to bring the Bible ,into the
li
wholife , f the while lU. nan. l h n I
at',• :1110111 :{,155' Sunday s,•h. ails with
;yi,ll el teilrhe•rs and officers, and
deet in the wuule Sunday school rattily.
It dos t lily enough, ,' o h tem.:o i.e it
g
d.t•su't root enough. It dors ii t cost
Ihe local church enough, bud thole f.
cell increase 'of investment in`, it.
Wit-tt is the Ctilli(ieasatitul: \Vh'te
you bunye:t t'hristian"Itis you have a
t twist Mu man. The - staple• appu,�,l
was "Ile good" : now it is, "lir goo ,
I. i souugloing.•'
A Session of Parliament.
one of the interesting features ,.f -
the ...invention was the t'I'.►rli,
IIr, E. I1, I'. .\lelall uC Iwmdrs-
1 The
•'Puns,." was divided into ewe distinct
part., "lloveminent" and ••1►ppklsi-
• following tomato hens '
,tion.' The b Il wul tae 1 Ill n were
1
metwil :old ul'lti$e•<I,�the Iiocernment
rallying the. resolution in each case :
I. Be it resolved, 'that it is the opin-
ion of this pµrlialut•nt assrwhled that
rcery Sunday school should without
delay iioveest to olganit•e out• or mom:'
adult Bible elnsse•s, after the plans
now proving themselves su.ees.fnl.
Muecu-. Itev, 1►r. Dougal, l)pp.si-
(I.111, J. Iiuustow,
2. Be it resetived, that it would be in
tile illte'tests t.1' our diol fist work to
hold tin annual summer bellied.
Mover. Miss Mabel.• Billie. Opposi-
tion, Iter. Ij, 1:. ('loris.
:{. lie it resolved, that the mission-
ary study class is an essential factor
in the s ue,ul of mi.siimary interest.
Mover, Miss M. B. Eriatt, , utunrn.
Ilppositbill, Rev. A. E. Jones,
- t. Be it resolved, that every Sunday
school heau'gani2eally ,Iiisaion avu,y
Jl.ver, Rev. (V. I onway. 4 ipposi-
tiun, Mr, J. H. \lilliun.
In cootie/ t' with these t•esotItti .
the discussions were spirited and inter-
est Mg.
nter-esting. many grail lsinnts- being
.bought out which were helpful to all
will.) listened. . -
Clbsing Session. ,
..The evening session twgan with 're-
ports of , "tires. The following
re.olntion's were read by Rev. W.
l'unwny : '
I. That inasnnieh as the l'onference
scm in lull.'.,hitll held at Alma 4 .tf1ege+,
St. 'Phomas, has !stoves{ its effie-ieuev
in the spte,uliug'.I Missionary inspir-
ation throughout this Conferetwe, and
also in the spiritual quickening it tuts
brought to many of out• y g people:
:and inasenmVu as the I'onfereure Ep-
worth League cuuyendi"ti :at its ,re-
cent session heartily endorse{ this
school and appointed ..fusers for the
ensuing term. we reeouuneud emit of
' Epworth f.eiigues to give this in-
stitution its heartiest sympathy and
support.
1 I
1
r.
.,
That we again pl:u•e on record
our unaltetable hostility to the liquor
t raffle : that we 11.1.14{1111.1. our 1•eeptur.-
ilility in view of the fart that SI
many places within the hounds of our
dist 1 i(t are nus engaged in 101'31 op-
tion rvunpuigl.'. and we pledge nil
111..0Iit•sI syui eatIIy and support as w.•
have importunity.
'l'ha'. Ihe sieve! e t hanks of phi•
(invention hr'. tenderest to ttev. t)r.
Kilburn
and Itt•v, S. 'I'. II u t lett for
their pt•e.once, the unstinted genet..
its ..f their eel % les and the inform:'
(ion anti inspiration whish they have
imputed to us.
I. That we as at convention place
mi reFnrel'vier t►ppreriat ion of the ea
reeding{) generous hospitality !'x
tended to os by the Rev. Mr Currie
:old tic Iialde•bnrti .imgueg,ttioa.
The nu•thtl ,.f ent•rtuinnl.nt Iiias
been ideal. tui .:ably promoting Ihe
...VIVO of fellowship. and we f,• •I til ti
tai..,• associations will nil foil te.make
the intluence of the t •nivention
lasting.
Officers Eheeted,
w of the great pities for i
I good now. A Ie as awe for for Sunday 24001 Aid, $71.13
for
'I'he• re'pant of the nominating con.
miller. was as follows : I'r•si,lenI,
Rev. A. E. .I.,ne•s, A.1 men: 1st
president, .T. If. Hillion.7:usire-',elm
211e1 t ire-pr,•-.idrul, MIun Mabel Bailie,
Nile: add viii'-pteiidet(I, JII•., E. lien
der, Rlyth : Irk vier prrsidlrnit \l u•.
I. SteveAs, Clinton: rah s•i,, presi
tion{. Rev: iir. lmtg,ill, Gide' irk :
s••t•oetary, Mi+, A. fel{, inmde.b ore :
treasurer. Miss C. I►.unlisoi, 11':allon
representative to I'uuferorl(-r, Itev, II.
E. Currie, I,ondesboroi .
\liss :Oliveto delighted the audienc,-
with an ,appropriate solo !lively ren
tiered.
Another Address ,on China;
Ion. K ilhnrn's last aeldrr's was
"�terliueal Wools let-l-4yittrn" ,1'11-8181-3•
great need of medical tx•at:neral.
('omlilions ale worse hrnus. of the
absence of intelligent treatment. Tub
errilmis is very cunluIon and suutll
11,5 is +lwuys present. Diphtheria.
ti't'er+, an'I skin diseases due pret•it
lent. Tn., reasons why the lett It
r+t[Il la not ligte,l• are The free vunfiTii-
tiun and the habit of using boiled
water. • Many Chinese charu•teristics
at'• hindrances to the medical trent
men!. In emitter' ion with this great
work, evangelistic work is always
131'814.
Kdlxaru-a addreasr's 7L'{ -4,1e- - a
.1111111. (If 1nforuuatinn to theronyen
tion and were listened le) with intense
int meat.
This was Hallow,{ b • a ,election
h• the Sunday who'll) orchestra of
Inmde'rhnrri, which was received with
loud applause. •
Epworth League Success.
Rev. Mr. Bartlett gave a watt ltafh-
est (toeing ,undress on •'Epwot•tli
League Success." \('hat we stand
for : I. - Every young Met hodiet a
Christian, 2. ---Every young Christian
a smoother of the cimrch. -''it: fieri c
chnr-eh member a worker. 4,-Evet'y
worker trained for efficient servlet'.
The Epworth League has increased
1,1111 in membership, hu: the success
mut not be measured by numbers.
Make all the members worth some
thing. The appetite for spirituel
things is not as keen as it ought to be.
The League meat create that appetite•
and then have a good meal prepared.
Our success must not be determined by
organization. Adapt before you adopt
anything. 1'nity and (-nanpe'ation at'e
found only in monthly business meet-
ings. There should be a line of un -
'woken communication between the
134,
Moth
ammini_Q
are simply kidney disorders. Tb. kidneys
filter the blood of an that shouldn't he
there. T{u: blood passes through Use kid-
neys ever y three minutes. 11 the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
diwuler Can remain in the ` circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
failed iii their work. They are in need of
stimulation, streegtheoiug or doctoring.
Oue medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood inedimue there
is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
general officer's and the local Leagues.
Our lursMess is Hat simply to save
souls but to snake evangelists. Be
,.,hest. Jr,.us is to h.- glorified. The
greatest newel of the hem. is the spirit
Oft he Muster. the baptism of love.
Th last words of Henry I)1• d
Wel ynotrd : • Tut nut ashamed tit
o o t• eil ve
e wu `t11tqq 1. 141. k))ne w �\ ht ti I )a
belies 1." lies intltieu.:e seas ail for
l'hrist.\\ Is s. '
This truest appeal Made a most
aleluaglria e• closing for one itf the lest
hpworth swift. and Sunday school
,'l1 y 'til its a Nude •i • 1
n rnU I •vt held the r al
district.
A Voun) Canadian Singer.
Exeter Tim : Master Dunglas
St:anhury. the to -year-old son of Dr.
Sunil airy, id. Toro to. and nephew of
Mr. J. O. ,Stmt's 'y, town, had 1a
unit tie ex pig i Ru)•bester. last
week. where he wits ugaged to sing
at concerts under the ; **spices of the
Chamber of l'utlnerce. In New )'ark
State there is a society their object
(wing to prutlet those "f t rider )'ears,
and, thinking \luster Stint tiny was on
regular einseert tour, all ago t of the
society refused to let him sin at 'the
afternw'Ii- convert on Salmi y. As
the young contralto sileger ha gone
to Rochester uhdet us special el age -
meat by the -('hamper-avf-+Mn
talar belly was somewhat indigo
In the eyenikg the \I ape' of the c
went on the stage, peeked the litt
fellow tip :and after talking to �a fa
a few 11tluut,". sand' I his singing.
5,1 pleased was the and Wm... with him,
he was asked to sing at tour different
churches in the city during Sunday
And he tenderer) his services. On
Monday afternoon and evening Doug-
las filled his engagements and the
papers of the lits devoted eonsideeable
space praising him.
"Thky ant unhapipdy-- *married. I
unde't and."
Ve•.: they quarrel incessantly,"
°I'hrn wiry do they not separate !"
•'swell, they have a rlblwr plant.'
Our offerings for this week are exceptional
in point of quality and price.
DRESS GOODS
In suit lengths, 74 to 8 yards in a suit. New
and stylish. and latest colorings t a tine new lot.
Eleven suits MIAs lot. Regular prics $luta. now
at $7.15).
A thrtaysult lot, Were $7.15), now at 85,50
A four -suit hal, \\ ere $1,151, now a4-$1iM51.
A four -suit lot Were $12.151, now at $K.hl1.
One $15.11) stilt for $111.15).
FLANNELETTES 81•.81.;,
Just: about epough of ourili-inch, heavy Flan-
nelettes to last for 111 days. l -time and get sonic
of chem. SILK WAISTS
Direct from the makers. Twenty-three iii
this lot. --black, cream, brown, navy, taupe, soft
taffeta, warranted not to cut. We Bought them
+at a price so that we can well them atjust one
dollar less than their regular prices. This is a
snap iu waists.
t LADIES' COATS
Two dozen {'oats, new. A tip s:ial lot worth
$12,511, $13.50 and $11.151. Our price for this lot is
just 8111.451. Black, brown, green, navy and Kray,
in heaver alit' kersey,
UNDERWEAR
On Friday morning we will have a tableful of
ladies \'lists and Drawers. A mixed lot- -2A..,
:5k'. ,and tis. 1'arattou brand, perfect 'goods,
white and natural. Your choitse at may :'be.
ALL -WOOL . ROSE
o ,
Don't oto i'
R w big lot of all-wtol, seamless,
fast -color Stocking'', ti, tit, 7, 74, 8, $j, 9, p+' and
19, and the price'' are 35c. for ; 1:,, 45c. and 50c.
tor 3bc,
FURS
Our stock never was as good as now. All
new thief tall. No seconds or old tru::k mixed
with thecal. All perfect goods and pricer right,
tato. See what we are doing,
i
io .
o•ks--_on-top of_the-
stove, bakes in
oven at same time
For
c'n ci( over ci.'ry pot -hole
an.i '' Ic, in ('ander.. "yen at same
-au" g' 1 L' •t rt-nit6, 1 htt'S
Lc:a11.e• a".i reit,' .Il -alt 1s al -.e baking
e11:1!1 I-:111 s art so yuaaflletc.l that
lit .1 ft ,. .u•, el IV tltldur every
111•1 rrl'c, n•I ar.ernil oven eit'rc
I,c u c 11:5. r • lilt. chi,n0ay. \u
\C' . '•I .1 .•t I.I.I C.'.! fuel does
,Vitra I'.,1.u.,rt ot\ncits
a num. e. ff
'v. ettlul fp . hal 1•ke to LA a rtItiara us. net?
...s.t•tii
.arcv
(.0
fil41
fi4.
e by The Howell Hardware Co., Limited
Beautyand Sim licit
P Y
are twin qualities to he sought
tot- 1Mi•ni«Ii tine town over
anti yuu'll tend mayhem • are
these qualities exen,pli&d 1..
a higher ileglre {hail here.
WE' STUDY BEAUTY IN
FURNITURE
and gore It to you each piece
seen in our stuck. Good
finality apd reasonableness of
price ate ale, assured you.
GEO. JOHNSTON
FURNITURE and UN1►ERTAK151.
'PHONES
STUKK-St) RtwtuK�cK- 17s
• 1111•1111111DCNMEFON & MOORE OM • 1111
;The Big Slaughter Fur Sale;
TO END\ON SATURDAY.
Every Dollar's- worth o ur Stock to be Cleared Out
Price Comes 'D wn Still Lower.
I'he sale from the first day it opened I;,'ts been th
of men and women are congratulating themselves on the
friends Io the sale,, but now, after this great selling, the
becoming broken, so we have taken decisive steps to round
once -great rush and bring the sale to a close on Saturday.
Actelnt store to be cleared out. So come to the store on Frid.
where you arelsure to save money, .as every piece of fur will
talk of men and women all over the town. Hundreds
ne saving they have pocketed and have sent their
sortments. ;Oe becoming smaller, the size ranges are
Ip all the remaining stock and put prices on it for
'he balance of the furs will be shipped to our
or Saturday and take advantage of a chance
priced to cleat -at less than wholesale cost.
150 Fine - New Winter Sul
at $7.95, $12.50 and $15.00, worth fro
and Overcoats
$12.50 to $18.00 44.
This is the strongest offyring of high-grade suits and overcoats. hat has been made for some time
,we expect them to bring the largest day's business of the season. The should certainly attract every maq
knows values and is planning for a new suit or overcoat. - There are too .nits and 5d overcoats, all new
handsome and in the correct styles.
At $7.95 :'"Il
$ 10.h0 to $12.00 Values.
At $12.50
$14.00 to $16.00 Values.
i
At $15.00
$16.011 to $20.00 Values.
and
who
and
Of course with even such a tremendous assortment you will be wise to co at once and get the very'
first pick of the stock, for we look for a response Saturday that will soon put a ho - in evens t -4h, a selection
as this,
her -11 Grocery Department (Basement). Pte,
r'
Whe c you buy y..lr groceries in this store you will have solved the problem of how to save
"WORTH WHILE ter ' SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Two pounds McCormick's Pilot Biscuits, regular 10c ,...2 for 15c.
Corn Sitareh, regular Nle, for ,. 7c Petrbtage
Extracts, assorted flavors, regular 10c, for 7c per bottle.
Washing Antolini'', regular Ilk, for
Cow Brand Soda, regular bc, for
One Hundred pounds of good Butter for cooking, at
Two cans of Aylmer Corn, for , , , - .. , . , , , .
llll
Two cans of Peas, for....
7c per package. Two cans of Tomatoes, for .�
$c per package, Two cans of Holden Wax Deans, tor .......... ...- ✓
Vlif)c per pound. Two cans of Pumpkins, for..... ....
money.
ONLY.
100 dozen New Fresh Eggs Wanted, at 30c per dozen.
Candle your eggs. Cloudy eggs or eggs that are not clear when held before a candle are no use.
1k.
1k.
lfic .
trio.
1k.
Cameron & Moore
THE DEPARTMENT STORES. ..ode,. ...,s ..,..r,"". -,".. OODERICH BRANCH.
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