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GODERICH. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912
THE STERLING BANK
a
OF CANADA
PRUDENCE, .CONVENIENCE
SECURITY
Prudence advises the opening of a saving.' account.
t'onvealenee ssoctiocs Lt. Security demands it.- The
sterling Bank pay. three per cent. interest on savings
Accounts.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
t-:oderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. Go NilSiMIET
Insurance and Real rd Est
,%!
to
Agent of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada.
The Western A asurance Company.
the Royal Exchange Assurance of London, England.
The London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Co.
the American Surety Company of New York.
All kinds of Insurances.
office next to ('auadiaf Bank of Commerce OLDERilli, ONT-
CARD OF T1Al11IS-
YARD OF TRANSCB.
ilr. and Mrs. Jake J. Goshen a= family
taste the mesas of easo yhslr
ttheir hyende d tmelpl ret t IbIll m
vesmt.
Ms of
Tien ltisdasnse never be fis5grttm FOR SALE OK TO SENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
AUCTION SALES.
A• UCTION SA LK
or
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
TM Misses Shannon will sell by public
auction on
SATURDAY. APRIL Lire.
at 8 o'clock p. m.. their pre4!erty on East street
O doors west of Knitting remery). osenalaa
of IM Na %carter seem. op which ere
is • two-story Mie* W
veneer house oo0Wlolsa
double parlor. atslug-rows., diestyr room and
kitchen downstairs, sad tour bsdroome and
bathroom upstairs. House her • good cellar
and l■ heated by foresee.
The tomtit's is good. beteg only tires
minutes' walk from the G. T. R. statim and
seven minutestrap Square. The Mimes
Sherman aro living out West and have
no-
dded to Mayas of their property In (ods rioh.
Mr. Jabber 8teosin, express. messenger. now
oeoupiw the house and bis kindly eoo..nted to
let lnteading purchasers see through the hoose
twedays Wore the sale.
There will be a reserve bid.
PUBLIO NOTICE. -1 HE REGU-
LAB assume of the Colborne towwhlp
season will IQ at 1�adjesmed ntilK WedneaRNI°H N.
Resv °t°°k• J. J.N.. K6ILV IOHAN,
ri It
LOST OR FOUND. To RENT. -A SEVEN -ROOMED
Wks beam o0 Nelson street ; • - good
• • bamtier batt tease end a steers 00
081-A BUFFALO HOBE BS- Li lot,' AOpty at TBZ IIONAL OFPICIL
de meth sWetthe tswa. )R QUID$ SALE OR H NT.--
�,r�s�ee� as heleg iSR at LAMS Tbe new se Teat skeet. 0edeefoh
sadist lIS. Slat street- _d *II Mkt. This home haao&Wallll
q e nd • eery
Hay w�[
t WZIE f the (scenes &slam
TERMri:-l0 per cent. at time of sale: bal-
ance to 10 days.
For further particular. apply to
WM. MARY AN or T. O U N DIL Y. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
or
FARM STOCK AAD 1MPLIMENTB.
Mr. Jobe Willis will sell by public auction at
lot 5. eoncew/oa 3. Ashfield. o0
MONDAY, APRIL NrH•
osmmsncing at 1 o'clock :
Ones.od general purpose mare. 4 year. old :
1 good general purp na. gelding, 1 year. old : 1
aged mals. auppored W be In tool : 1 heavy Dolt.
rising 1 Tear old 1 tight oolt, 2 year► Old : S
first -dam caws. will all have calved by day of
sale ; 3 heifers. 3 years old ; 2 heifers. 2 years
old ; 2 .teem, 2 'sore old : 3 yeerungs ; 5 young
calve.; 1 farrow cow ; 1 York.hlte sow. 3 year,
old. will come in seriy : 1 Yorkshire sow. 1 year
old, wW come In early ; 1 set of double harness;
1 set of single limner ; 1 Deering blotter. nearly
new ; 1 Deering [mower. booed last sear; 1
Deering rote, bought loot year : 1 Noxoa used
drill ; 1 disc harrow ; 1 wagon and box ; 1 Or&y
t don buggy new rt !! ass; 1 robber -Used
buggy 1 scuffles.; ca
es.; 1 Frost k Wood gang plow;
1 tocksbatt plow, Na 21; f cutting box: 1 sot
of miegt , 1 cotter. 1 set of iron barrows. forks,
shovel., chaise, a quanilty of bay. •quamtitIor
seed potatoes and 00nne100s other articles.
Everything must be disposed of, as Mr.
W llllr n. Dot in good health and 1s renting the
farm.
TERMS.- All sums 0[:10.`0 and uoder. rash
over that amount. 7 months' credit will be
given on thrnl.hisa approved joint notes. A
discount of I per cent straight allowed for rash
on credit amuu n ts.
JOHN WILLIS, TH08. GUNDRY,
test Proprietor. ' Auctioneer.
DURAS LObT..-p&��LV�1 1
the e•at taidgtom d tM asst sea es
Oletsel•
�1,
The
se *ave p r HOUSE rust BALL ?HB FRAME
1S[ BIONAL sr •t J. IL Yd LIY- `fl dna■ w eosaplit as Krwx
TONS SHOE STOR in It 1 shone msew t M fs�•pe.00ved from
the grw.da a J. ACHmON. seal
VOR BALE. -FRAME HOUSE ON
1` thaskis toad ; Wee rooms and bath :
ibeadalloe under weak hew' fifty two teat
of yokels& Apply to THOS. Ki. DAMN. 97•U
PUBLIC NOTICE.
FARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
SLRVANTS. -Perones i dra,4
LIN. . •t ones. W ess t a�saww�a++�.
LIN, Dameia OovOramant
W�St. Seises tet. thaw Wt wail D.
St. Belem. Oat.. will esosevo tsamp1
wannest WU
PAPERHANGING. P A I NT I NG
sod takomishig. me. -dem work.
Prices tight Have mar wort ask before the
nosh. A. BNAZEL. Safi street.Oederlok. Intl
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED: A DELIVERY BOY.
WARES 01200II311T. Hamres stem.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED IN
.111 each kms W sell *0re.We for Cot-
llatevisa timesadly km order Yeses. Few Warecando the work. . theta is lebied y1105.. Anson*
MINION GROCERY CO_ Masker. Ost. 6741
WANTKD.C-A_Q.dU�ALIFI ED
'atom s 1 weshij. Dawe aa
..marece uiWe
'caster lhe0d1lday Li ApplisaUsse, st
and quail ttpaa Imaved try PA -L 14740.
zl. BeomWer PP u.
WARTED. --A GOOD OENRRAL
s 1us streetservant. MRS. J. C. MARTIN. Anglo-
.
ENKRAL SERVANT WANTED.
11 Apply to MRS. J. B. HuNTSH. Neige.
-t met. - 10.01
FOR SALE.
',vitt
SALF..- B
UFF ORPINGTON
ergs for ttrots stook- mired
1' eewUing of l5. Wrtte or ph0O%KTnn,atoUul1Dh sadB1Yt8014
411N, Dunlop
I'It AY1NG OUTFITS. ETC.
pROPBRTIES FOR SALE. -HOUSE
se Breve street; part iota 762 and 7133, 60
feet hostage. 14.reo roams, bathroom. sewer
Haua neon %W'olte street ; siz t oak . to good
repair;sowing well ; ostler.
Fivlots in Tilt's surrey. mooing from 1 to
5. Mary street, 50 by 110 feet.
Appy te WM. KILPATRICK. Bruce st. 11
L1OR SALE OR RENT. -THE HOUSE
r .t corner Retasnle and Bayfield roads.
(J0detich,sow eooupeed by J. Stead, who is
leaving' tad % Camfeetablsi brick bowie. only
a year bulla, with all incident conveniences.
HW Possession can
a Wahl be advon cad April orHJR H 1sApply
t0..
VOR SALE. - A OOMMODI ''A
r dwelling sear the Square, recently WM
aed with readers convemsenow. Away to W.
R. RUBIt((TBON. 4 U
THI BIOXAD SI) 'HO Cu.. Ltd.. Pv*.. et
000ERICH MARKETS.
Tntaarnar. AWL.-
Van wbd El.. -
61:1.1
ttera ...: ... - I: WI 0 M ,
kerL ee 6,te uM
per.t��y ironiron•16/ te e ii
Oats.kr�h ee W e IDs
Mai a 90 W 1 ee
0 75 to a 10
blIst IID M to le e0
• ,ono kr 373
por 9 10
grew Apr tan 35 90 00 W
MPar tem ....
ar tea, sew 12 10 W
Bim. .... ... . .... ..... . 6 El W
Wool. per load 5 ou W
Batter. K q, a 3D W
c esee, pee la a 17 to
two.heeY par dap r, 3) to
A peke, per bill 2 DO to
Potatoes. per balite'..e' te
Cattle. oediny W good. per ct. 6 to 10
H(,atl:ee. export, per cwt 41 NI to
adlo 71x0 W
e888�'''f'aewgwoie • wow SE d M to
Htdee, jrar cwt lb :.......... 1 a is 11 to
'OLEARING AUCTION SALE
I1 a'
FAdK STOCK AND A FiRST•CLAS4 16) -
ACRE FARM.
Mr. John Flick wW sell by public swum at
Int 3e. Maitland eooe.sdon 43 mile. 4rom lien-
mtlierl.
"Ws Upon the Dare your
,•.hard. 71st IUtR�s"" iNge t+ski
D.
.. s'.�rfal at rIR oa*
ii INLINE,
r.
It/1K MALR.-1 d1? SINGLE DRI V-
INO 1 ids d,se bermes.
r,.r.... drey ewer t rubberum*
n,tgtrr. eta • geed 101.'11'• La-
,
TN
1\' ALL PAPER. -1912 W A L L
noir rasp* hes re trans hem
'tet "Pine OR Mlvet a1�,h! 1eri reit
Ibsen �gstl�loe 1t��i eAas�� �-iets&t.
Anat.Oeeeeeb.
LIVERY, CAB
z4 'BCS OFFICE
OMs day .sd sight•.
Bums meet all timing. Particular
attention gime to orals from
Zi0l'e a isHeeen s. Talephoe
THE RED BARN
Mow Site t, Yedeefsb. Oat.
WOR BALE. -TEN ACRES FRQNT-
r LNG Boon and
suarrA
early posed saimh* ilps
or garden ; some fae�; ealg teems.
• w
ewes.
( . JORDAN. 41
Oct
R SALE. -311U ACRES, BEING
lets n ale le. e_ases02o.6. Ooder(ch temp-
Mom
wo-Mom end two good hems on the pee-
: a hatd. Watered in good fir:
• 431010113. iven eamtssp�� �i� For farther
rNm add. as �O]C t1R 6edeeie1 P.O. !t
DOR SALE. -A FRAME HOUSE.-
with
OUSEwith 100 kn. am Keay. street Dwelling
owlehis aloe ram : soin
the brave. Amity to ROBERT and 1 YOUNG ard water
Avenue
TUESDAY. APRIL gra.
room/nom it tau o'clock sharp
Oise [ sir 0f black Pereb . oe mares, rising 3
and years old. will weigh 34511 lbs. or over and
are well matoeid: 1 pure-bred Clyde mara
rising3 years old, in foal to "Glen Rae"; 1
pure -tae@ Clyde colt. rides 1 Year old. 07
Wen Rae; 1 dris ing burse. tidn4 I Year.; die;
1 driving mare, Amino 3 Year. old ; 1 pare -bred
registered 8boribor0 bull. rtdni 2 years old.
will weigh I6301bs.; I good erode now. due to
calve in June ; 2 good grade cows. doe W calve
Ln May . ' good gent• nos .. flesh calved : 2
good Erode cows. farrow : 15 good grade Dur-
ham yearling steer': 8 good grade Durham
stases, .Sane 2 years old : 1 goon grade heifer,
3 pare -brad registered Berkshire
pure-bred regleterod Berkshire sows ; 6
heehels good dean °lover seed : 2 frame build-
ings. suitable for pig -pear. some maohlo 5) •
Moo the carie of Meares.
TBR148.--Un form--anrounoed at time of
sale. Oh term stock. eta --all sums of 010.00
and tinder. cash ; over that •m0Rot. a months'
coedit will be given on tarnishing approved
Joint notes. A discount of 4 per oent. straight
allowed for midi on credit amounts.
JOHN FLICK. TERM. OU NOSY.
95-2t P1opr. st05. Beismiller P. 0. Auctioneer.
ANNUAL ■EET'0Y-
THE CALL OF CHINA.
the EatrttbC'
THE ANCIENT EMPIRE NEEDS
HELP OF CHRISTIAN NATIONS.
3 es Rev. Dr. MacGillivrar's Earnest Ad- 1
rr' i dress at Men's Banquet in Knox
tsa
1S M I Church Warm Welcome to a
S 50, Coder. ch "Old tfoy" Who Is Doing
• Ya I Noble Work.
0 if
3 So
t e'
s 73 One of the largest gatherings of men
7 50 ever held in Knox church aembled
st the banquet given last Thursday
7 m night under ibe 'auspices of the Mis-
3D sionary Association in honor of Rev.
I Dr. Mac(sillivray, the well-known
Chinese missionary.
Upwards of 750 of the men of the
(MIO RENT. -A SOLiD BR I C K
1 hoose pmtaldng • doable oerlor•dialog
room and kitchen downstairs and throe Md
rooms sod a bathroom upstairs. All
modem osavpe�eyeeme..p10*0.ding turmca For
further
A SHAW. lingo attest. ORod. ohm. to G.
FOR SALE. -$IX FIRST-CLASS
1 �dI.s low ea Momaaal and North
041054*. CHARLMIOARROW 00.41
ARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
191 bone let 1. 000es0s155 0, Col-
s erw&i�0t dtsated orw Ik north of
m
ad abet two mike from C. P. • R.
•
V• thetreks property IL k wen
to a6asr
Wog Om to
leakle the
yC
UCTION SALE
0ONE OF THE BESTRESIDENCEPROP-
ERTIES Ih OODKRiCH, HOUSEHOLD
FURN' rURE. FURNISHINGS. Etc.
I am instructed by Mrs. C. Book to sell by
public auction at the premiers on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IIrrH.
commencing at 2 ° clock sharp:
House --The large frame re+Mence. "The Wit.
y
D lding situated
O . 01 the next
st the
io tUodeeriiccb..
Yew. W. Holland willlain be pleeaued 10 Dow any.
one through the place before the sale.
Fusxcruos.,Ric:--At the game tiros all the
housobold furniture a0d furnishing•. consisting
of parer, dining roo.n. bedroom and kitchen
furnHure, dishes. carpets. curtains, blinds.
reMgeretor and everything In and about the
Once will be sold without reserve. as Mrs.
Eeck Is living in Toronto.
TERM! : On "7he 8t Lao revue -Ten per
cent. of the purchase money to be paid Sown
on day of sale, balance to be paid is Mess
days ; or one -hall of with Intend mosey may
enea-
remsinr ob mortgage
per opium, for WY term Of te mom
Ile household tertrit.10 sial f r khlsgs-All
sums of crus kid }sty. each : over that
amount three monde mogs will oe dVM w
furnishing •pprOvSO le*t stoles : w laoosmt
allowed for cash on oreditamoanu.
MRH. C. BECK. THOMAS GUN DR Y.
Proprietress, A .ettoneer
Win
meeting of the sot
Cn • arla �?a�a ee1.t skatinggkg
r thaHouse, se
at 'elock. for the slebtlee
g..eral businem.
WV cAMPB;LL
Secretory.
March 117th. IM2.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTI1 CTION SALE
4 ,er A
ON
Blilt't: ROUSE
on Napier Reek mid • fur Malted 8amaer
l;otl. Dai Pwill sell by pebble
Mt 6MregA� on Nesse sit.
auction at rise M'a>etaes
0od.e.d► m
WLDNESDAT, APRIL 17re,
egIMMOSIMMI at 130 o'S*ok barr: one of the
The residlemee est Napless street
vary best W is 0oderi0h. Co tatrw
10 roams 0.1 M well situated. lyre • geed
ate► tie WIC
and river. It was
o•reEp r bet bg oPbee for his Dem u
and W every co0vwMse
*000. There k ase •
goes Inns stab's hod the lot to • toll quarter.
°Ye kunst ie st tine are aide WM be sold and
talleIsf se=abledounstes. tato" oar-
-, 1 stunk wild est. several geese sett
All knits respdtors mai stsesur.
mat sas meg doves, +dieshie
worm lawn
swing, 1 keg I 1. trust. 1M letter
boxes. 1 sew batterwese led dgordes bob *0cMk
with box gad wools eel
rubber Wee. two Marti •hd ems .m single
harAt to same UAW the ensrser et%tage at
Menesetaog Park with ell We X01'
Lure w1B be coed. 0 ideal summer pi�eme said be was d to be a Gtederie>b
arae
bullion!
ath M air- baift. boy and proud to be a pupil of the
as y.r r a 11 be tt •�a01 0* l t 0p PTS
s,s��wu1 .r� d u Me. Me- Goderich Collegiate Institute over
1 ear et 041bd biro, cissaMum seta.
s
congregation ppartook e•f the splendid
NMUAL MEETING; dinner provided by • the ladies and
served by the young men of the
church, and during the festive hour
an orchestra under tbe'direction of .1.
B. Hunter gave several selections of
music. which added greatly too the
evening's enjoyrtent.
The program of speeches was pre -
tided over by Jas. Mitchell. who in-
dulged in a few reminiscences of the
days gone by when Dr. MacGillivray
first indicated to the congregation of
Knox church his desire to go to the
foreign flela as a missionary. He
then called upon Dr. H. L Strang to
introduce the guest of the evening.
Dr. Strang characterised Dr. Mac-
Gillivray as the "Hist -born" of a very
f.vorahle "bunch" of University, stu-
dents. God was blessing him (the
a kerl rarely, he said, in giving him
the privilege of helping a good many
men and women on in the world.
"But," he continued. "it I helped him,
be certainly helped nee." He then
went on to tell that it wns to Dr. Mac-
Gillivray and Prof. John Robertson,
his flet two University students, that
he owed the honor of, receiving
bis honorary degree o t L L. D.
Donald MacOillivr ay, he said. was
Ibe most steady, unflagging, con-
scientious pupil be ever bad, and
when be wise called to go to China his
special i onguage tiaiuing fitted him to
be plsoed in charge of all the Christ-
ian publications in that great country.
In acknowledging the w:srin recep-
tion tendered him, Dr. Mactiillivray
=0e W tM erten percent of the which Dr. Strang presided. He stat -
Yoereas es p rte arranged for ac ed that it was In the
the Sunday school and
9114
lector a room
4M Weeef wRhin 1U da7• OS Was
be then stood that he flrat went to
[taretaught his Rest
OEOR(iE ledpHEE. THOS. OU NDRY, Sunday school class. He recalled en
Proprietor. AOO°ss incident in his Sunday school life in
the days of Dr. Ure when the scholars
were asked to commit to memory the
third chapter of St. Jobo'a Gospel,
and be was asked to commit it In
Greek.. One of the things which be
got in Ooderich was a life lesson from
the verse : "i can do all things
through Chiu, that strengtbeoeth
me." In his sojourn of twenty-three
years in that far -oft land rite'•• were
many times when be bad occasion to
revert to that passage and to recall
the lesson learned from it during his
Sunday school life in Ooderich.
Turning his attention to the land of
his adoption, the speaker said he was
not dissatisfied with the progress
made in enlightening the Chinese.
He did not agree with magazine
writers who declared that little had
been accomplished. "We have done
one thing." he declared ; "we have
turned China upside down. In
s
thou-
rand wrys the spirit of Jesus Christ
has been breathing upon tbat empire,
neeeo0
with the results that we have lust
TO RENT. -THE STORE ENNOW 0C -
.i. CIIPLIy .-we1Nint avis li tstreet ;
pllairrisr. mutes
u a (e ens
W AI.Lw. f if Wean eked. omeR.te. 041
WARM IO,aFk1UU MARL FIVE M I LB$
ioos
hem
gees MtresAdM inks SIM bWee
bl. foss
and Alois*
aseMMg� A Pries OAR1
UOR SALE. -100 AOR® OF LAND1•�
wswbu�a51H
easease wN 1 .
AMe
s8
R SALL-THAT FINE RT181-
JUDICIAL SALE
or
ASSETS OF THE DOTY ZNOINE WORKS
CO. UP OODSRiCH, LTD.
In t be molter of the Wie ling U pAct Review
Statute of Canada. Chapter IM. and Ameedlue
iexand
the matter of the Doty Engine Wort
Company of Ooderich. I.lm/tad.
Sealed tenders will be roedeed. s/deewd to
B. L Doyle. Local Master at fieee*h.and merited -Tenders the maw
DotyItogFise Werke MmtoorM et
Lioluse '. up to twelve o'oew* Mea et
day. Apr9 nth. Mi aft
Works O1 inMeli� Liam
aimorseete
doe
ie ria loam et Osieeiob.
In tM~owsity ef w�. �� sad iaswntots Nos MI arid We. wet • eilti 113 tat OS
dr
the wort dee of at ha sit szt aaitig hem
front to rear t sews. also lot Na 1M sod the
west side of lot No. 441. having • tants.' se
212 feet .0d a dept h of Y2. feet more or=
together with machine shop. oMoe.
storage
col room shad,
hoose. moulding( .hop.oting eeD•
t age
.1r.°ioD- & tarn •tongs (boos., /.0051.
shed, frame storage shed. open shed. oemmeto
pattern and carting .longs house. beak
machine shop and concrete ckemfth shop• t wl
the
AUCTION SALE
or,
FARM. FARM STOCK, IMPLEME.NNTS. Eta
Mr. John VIM will eon by public Notion at
let 31. con°eak0 h 4Jaboree. ea
THURSDAY. APRIL lira,
cosemare15g at It/Week. the fe4ewlog
Tia nem of we bonded weee, beat own
555ad et to t, s550esseon R toweabip of Ua•
hoee5. o5 which UMN. a10 • good haat barn •ed S�Iha 5�s� e[ the
trick house. i.mparsAis R Ifs. AMeMeh.
steppe, Esc. -1 beau at•af mart. S yews ans. la tiro Oeleels, m Me.isy. AOA- }Z _neat, l t Wn
in 06.1;1 hayvydes1t I ysCes of ; 1 Inv- rte* a m.. who* all osam� raSaM he
Ng5055.f e.re.44."MssassdCWf':� 1hems. ri4
engine a.... •---- -
Paroel No. 2 -Using p.rt of lot No. 12 io coo-
oesefo0 A in the town d Oodes'aeh. i0 the
oo0nt of Huron. ont.rio. situated neare
Orland Tr•Jnk Rataway mustiest,
wit h coarsens
boiler .bop. engine room and boiler house
thereon.
Paroel No M1 - Being pleat, machinery. Wok.
.harrier, bangers. pulleys. belUne. with hereto
�egoos, WO re.. and drawings in, around
and
cent in the premises contained midst
parcels Ond,L and Inventoried at 1213.617.83.
Parcel ha 4. --Being .the I'Iwnlmn] s right,
title and Interest sunken to all liens, sad
0..ignmann there against or hypothecations
t hoe ed I. d mamba nd lea .0.0nnw apparel*
or eho-es la .shoe looladkg such el•lssa-11
any, u the Company ve apl0 iM
estate of the late F. W. and (e
1a,Ine Works t'ompan y loog•
lrereek Nos. 1. !ped 3 Me whSe ai _hkr
matt-
er vsege+smsa
-50
t,rownut
Io favor el the for
sed interest which
aglun In addition
estim 517seed be for the
e f se. I. ! sod 3 and p re
mote such u Sup are or
the
leHail .nos, water rotes sad deader
ieesse to h• 'slowed a the like of the
INIC trio *e 1.yse•t will he M per mu et
y
this
en the
within
W these db.
le sasses of
witheid
berm
1y0olatd�. '_nwslmath - A9 Waders mud be
• I bolter, l 3 yea10et6. is km; wag sacks. theses Pyne to the gat
sew;1 p.50 -ego% 1 05w. 0 years eie : ! M ler ems. aR the •mrtnt ted510 .
kiSg dam y H els wader k Mt ler
years sols '; !ye calves;iag omWhoa wow; 6 if
puvehaeer-iae
mon pines, a -wads eel. ager
•:i. eats ge5. Mu -4
YM I Mamerie
,
.
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seen." The yellow peril was spoken
of es a "useless .and harmless phan- tu cies up sd th�y ant geK help one big reason that I liked Permian
tom in your own imagination.- "We Sage was that it kept the hair smooth.
may erect our barriers against the very redly silkyand clean with no traces of stick -
Chinese. but will we 'always succeed in �Yhen 1 l hsnu Hrst tt 10510..
detesting nature ?" he asked. "We was tike what b Kh h "1 believe this tonic to be the hest on
Sometimes think of China es the every day f3 the market, as there bus been nn re -
heathen bowing down to stalks and bunch d Pwas turn of dandruff, or hair falling out
stones. That's all right. Think of (heists whatever. I am glad to publicly en -
her tonight as a nation struggling to ha tit dor'se the use of Parisian Sage. I
be free, a Dation that has adopted three would be too h y Co 1 dreg he have often endorsed its use and am
great watchwords -Liberty. Equality made an apps glad to do it." '.(4 E. Bond street.
and Fraternity -and seeks to realize pow Pa.
them in her national life." The Doc- r.img8ljo•ndbtaiDaUbinese Parisian Sage. the delightful hair
tor then showed the audience the new dressing and beautifier, sold by E. R.
R 'adopted by the new republic of that great P Wigle and druggists everywhere.
China, and pointed out that the red, W. A. Ch p tit saD solo Guaranteed for falling hair, dandruff
white and blue colors used in forming sodded, My T k ' sites h' h J. P. and scalp itch. Large bottle :i0 cents.
the flag were a compliment to our
own land. 'The three things which LOTHIAN.
We want in our own national and indi-
vidual life, the Obtnene bare adopted.
Some time was given to • review of ssppread of h Christi Lax ALS. bells are rioging.
the struggle for freedom which China thrnirghout Europe tu the IaDd of our Pat Gilmore and his mother returned
had experienced. He referred to the home last week after spending some
Chinese as slaves to their religion but 1 time with the latter's daughter. Mn.
declared that their reilexive&were tatter- gave reasons why O'Hara, of Chesley'. We are
iag, and like everything else, more or upon to coDtrib t t uMtauce for pleased to know that Mrs. Joe Helm is
Ida, in that country were tumbling in- able to be about again after an attack
to ruins. They were looked upon u it was a teat p ' 'lege b h e of pneumonia John Brady, of
slaves to a system of thought, but f be should oak tag peas Strathroy, visited at the home of Wm.
mission schools and the spreading of H d h Hogan for a few days last week
Christian literature were doing a good con9deoce the eosgregation that Miss Mary McLean spent a few days
work in remedying this evil. As so it tf00 i last week with friends in Kinloss
in ficatioo of the hold the Gospel takes shat+ t ls1dBe Geo. Swan how purchased a new
on the natives, the Doctor described muni Edison phonograph Mire Lena
some dwelling houses as placer contain- Henderson hu returned home atter
leg 816 rooms inhabited by Celestials sot or bf spending a couple of months with
wbo were all related to each other. friends in Lucknow.
Out of such puree came converts. even Both Quick and Permanent Strength.
when they knew that by takingmuch w pa
stop they would have all their "relit- f h If you are run down or tired OW. if
Ores' tined up against them. "t'biaa cases you take add easily. have no �spee ate.
will never be free." the Doctor de- Aka. i are losing flesh or bare other ear
elated, "nett! °brut sets her free." ret Rftox chis Doak of lowered vitality, try our M•elwod's
"What is the peanut difficulty rhe D a w e System Renovator under eur guaran-
asked. "She has changed her form dt tlttt • parusd the tee to refund the price paid if the rem-
goweramewt. Is she going to snake a edy faits to give entire satisfaction.
aoeoss.t She will If Christian nations i.e..ecnndea tit i wd Indo it aids digertinn. tortes up the nervous
Ile taste duty by her : it they don't I'm rt system and gives both quick and per -
wet me mire about it. The one great r rag masest revolts. One dollar a bottle.
seed is sslam.d ap fa tinea. China Manufactured hyo AlecLrod Medic's*
wee M toreform her law use rta,because chair t red iseaet+l i.ppi rest Ca, God.r4b, Glut For sale by IL R.
Obey prosperity t � �Mkwt d To ebespsl�e'. tlsir Itsed•. ted of
nisi~ druggist
trim god el=111 arm's hearts eras the else miaow of two room of tire 1u81 W5 ease in • ! ! Mat
week that hail to be Mae. "Met eta Oeoroeotioe hylas : •'All ball the power Own hf EMs• v►qw► am -
pass legal esahaieaties.." he .raid. "bet of Je0w' name." end the pepao41ncing gist, Oct.
Again the joyous Eastertide turns our thoughts very- especially
towards Him who is the centre and the core of the Rester gladness.
The Lenten season led us to think of the Christ as the Son of man,
sacrificing himself for other's: Good Friday centres our thoughts
upon the .uttering Saviour. but Easter calls upon its to bail Him we
the (conqueror.
Because He was meek and lowly, because He did not "cry, nor
lift up, nor excise His voice to be beard in the street,- we sometimes
forget His wonderful strength. He was strong in the hour of
temptation, foiling the most subtle attacks of the enemy- : He was
strong in the days of popularity, never carried away by the adrtlation
of the multitude ; He was strong in adversity, Dot swerving from
His appointed path because of opposition He was patiently strong
-in enduring the misunderstanding of friends. pursuing His course
in spite of their dissuasions and their protests. He was strong in
the time of apparent defeat, neither fearing nor hosting to correct
false witness. ('almly, quietly, with undimmed faith and un-
daunted courage. He bore the desertion of Hi- disciples. the abuse
of enemies, the torture and shame of the cruel death : and in all
and through all He remained the Conqueror. He descended into the
tomb. the acknowledged territory of the great Destroyer. And
since that first Easter morn, when He arose triumphant. leading
captivity captive. death has been robbed of its terrors. To the be-
liever in Cbritt it has become, not the dark swift -Honing current,
but the bridge high above it ; not the abode of darkness and uncer-
tainty. but the portal leading into the palace of the King; no
longer the silence and gloom of the grave, but the entrance into
abounding life and joy ; no more the awful sentence pronounced
upon the trembling prisoner, but rather the opening of the prison
gates to the soul that was bound.
All this glorious hope, this freedom from fear, this glad antici-
pation of the future. we owe to Christ, the Conqueror, to Him who
liveth and was dead. and is alive torevermof4. - S
0, Death 1 where is thy sting ? 0, Grave, tby. l ictory ? 11
when you put them on the judicial
bench they need something more than
legal knowledge. They need a con-
science. Under the old Chinese form
of government there were no lawyers.
but the new Chine would have these
men, who should be men of character.
"These thi0gs." the speaker said,
"must Dome straight from the throne
of Gid,"
Affirming that at the bottom of
moral needs,
.na's
Dr. DIacG' appealed for assis-
tance. "We want you to sympathize
with her in the tremendous task that
is before her. She wants misnnon-
aries." The kind of men wauted, he
said, were Christians of a high stamp
and of a deeply spiritual life. "As
your missionaries go out there from
you, as you are so shall they be.
Shame on us if in our churches at home
we are not up to a high standard."
Referring to the Order of Recruits
for the Ministry which bad been formed
in the congregation, the Doctor stated
that his only regret wits that it would
be some years before they would . be
ready for active service. He Was
sorry the movement had not started
sooner. As to the kind of men wanted
EASTER SERVICES.
The musical directors of the various
churches of town have made arrange-
ments for special musical services next
Sunday io honor of the Eatgter anni-
versary-. It was the intention of The
Signal to publish the order of service
for the day at the various churches.
and those in charge of the services had
kindly banded in the necessary infor-
mation, but owing to the unexpected
pressure upon the columns of the
paper it has been found necessary,
greatly to the regret of the publishers,
to omit the detailed announcements.
Those who attend divine service next
Sunday will, however, find that fitting
provision has been made for the cele-
bration of the day.
of the benediction by Rev. Jas. Ham-
ilton.
Arrangements aro being made to
have Rev. Dr. MacGillivray here•again
some time during the month of May,
he stated that it Was not the seconds when all will have the privilege of
hand men but the first-class men who hearing him.
were required, although there were
3a.es where the "second -raters" were
reckoned, in Gods sight, as being of
the first class. States That Parisian Sage Is Best
Speaking of the outlook for the Her Tom,
Chinese clump he declared that it wee
going to be the greatest in the world. "I had a had case of dandruff. My
"She has the men and it might be en scalp eras full of dandruff and it care
out thick and scaly. My hair came
that acme day she be sending rows out badly; often I nearly cried on &c-
heck to this country." i should al- count of my pretty bead of hair.
most say." he continued. "that in , uI heard of Parisian Sege and only
twenty years' time they won't want, bad to use two bottles before the hair
any more missionaries out there. I stopped coming out, the kali, became
China, by and by, will bear her own i clean, and all the dandruff di.ap-
10 rise
. ('hinebe your g men are goi.g peered. The hair became silky and
to finish
the work, but they wantyour
just now...
wentoutto '
you see in Gtxlerich
day -fishing, through the ice.-'
' out into the deep,"
messagenow. and
speaker's only fear wast t e draught
eav cc u
al in the form of a :hal-
lenge for Knox church congregation to
he would0
assistant to help him in evangelizing
empire.
Chapman en g a .
Task." which
Hume, principal of Godsrich Collegiate
Institute, followed wdthastir' lug mis-
add 'yen from the lay-
man's point ofview, reviewed
the an religion
forefathers. showing that we owed a
greet deal to our ancestor". andalso
we should he called
contribute o our s
missionary work. He affirmed that
privilege ofwhich w
e advan a to on the
Gospel to others. a expresso is
in
in addition to the raisin of, - is
of he million dollar t for
ons -the sum of $600 could be
provided to proctors a Chinese assist.
t Dr. eeGilliyny.
Dr. Strangfollowed with • few
words advocating a greater and more
united effort on the rt of 1 he congre-
gation on behalf o the missionary
Straiten. clerk of the .croon
reit wee the next speaker.
In to w ll-cbonen words be moved
vote of thanks be to
speakers of the evening. Alex. Saon-
e mot on•
In a few reminiscent. rem• • ore
k) the audien^e Ise signify their
•,ppreeiatkro of the addresses rising
to rot a y c
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