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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1923-10-4, Page 9THE SIGNAL/ - GODERICH, ONT. . Brophey Bros. TRW LE.wINU FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS • Orders carefully attended to at all hours, night or day GODEKICH AUTO Et RBATTEAND Hart Salea and Service. Repairs on all makes of Batteries. We are Battery rlwcialista, if in doubt, me RP. A number of new Batteries of various types in stock. Repairtnit of Starting), Lighting and Ignition Systems, Reivagnetizi ng. Carbon Burning. H. JANE cos.. Colborn. St. a.d Square, ktroEtectrk The e*es $Wa -4 r The News of the County At Digest of the Local Happenings as Reported by Our Exchanges • Cwt Clean Quack *!R than Coal or Wood Engagement Ammooneed-lir and I =MALL Married. -In Heatsll, ou September 17tb. Mary Elizabeth White, to John Waburt Marriott. Death of Mrs. McPbdssa.-The death occurred to Stretford, Septem- ber 22ud, of a former well-known nod - dent of Hensall. lu the persou of Mrs. Alex McPhereou. After Mr. McPher- eon's death. his widow and Mise Ella moved to Stratford. Interment was sasdee le Ht asall Colon cemetery. WLNDHAM The Late Robert Lockhart. -An old and esteemed pioneer of this district pissed away ou September '23rd, lu the person of Robert Lockhart. De- ceased, who was In his ninety-second year, was born In Newtunvllle, Dur- ham county, and came to West Wa- wanosh where he farmed for ' thirty years. About eighteen Tears ago he and hit wife moved to Wiagham. where Mra. Lockhart died abont eight years ago. He Is 'survived tar firs daughters: Mrs. J. Dyer, of Fleming. ,•gill,,; Gertrude. at home; Mrs. W. D. Dyer. of Columbus. Ont.; Mrs Wm. C.telick, of Bright. and Mra. Nina Mc- Carthy, of Vancouver. B.C. and one 'eon, Rev. R. S. Lockhart, of Cttedon reset. The funeral service wan con ducted by Rev. Dr. Perrin. of St. An- drew's Preebyterlau church, of which the dec•eseed was n member. Dr. lrwhn Returning. -Word has +been received from I)r. A. J. Irwin to the effect that he will Ile at his. of fice early is October. after a moot enjoyable trip to Europe. to attend Dental College, Toronto. • • Mr. W. Orel( lett last week to attend Torouto University. • • • Mr. Ernest Edge is attending Queen's University` BRI1sSRLS Hast . -At Carman. Man., on Sco- ter. Mr. rad Mrs. R. H. Por- ter. a son, Russel 1410. Maretei.-()n Wednesday. Septem 12th, rat Maryborough. Mildra • • • Mr. and Mrs Mur ss Jon returned to town after a very p:eas- aut motor trip to Quebec, where they met Miss Jones, -ot Liverpool, yhb has come to Canada to ',brit ber bro- ther. • e • Mr. Ajnoid Turnbull has gone to Toronto University. EXETER Born. -At U,.bw•ard, on September GUI, to Mr. niet airs Vfm. Schroeder. Compound a son. • • • in Stephen township. on September 12th. to Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sel Wanner, a son. • • • In l'abOnie• as September 19th, to Mr. end Mrs Eph. Hero, a daughter. • • • In Exe- ter, ou September 21st. to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Knight, a son. John Maxwell. • • • In ,'shorn. on Sep- tember 22n.1. to Mr. and M(a, Roland Wililam+, a daughter.---------------- . lmhwg ll. WLI1I1.I. w ACHES AND PARIS "' and iitr Well ami !'lowers WefI The Luckuow Agrieultu 1 Society held their :lith amnia' fs fair there Tbureday and Friday. k om every staudpotot-weather, attebdaote, num- bers, quality of rxhlblte and dnaucial- ly, It was u decided success. By 2 ••jyr� ants -"Rima Imess Oelock Thursday aRcrttoua the es - OD Tors •••• +w wane wee 'Obits of tine arta, dairy and table supe �a� T piles, ladles' work and dowers, were to place In the hall and the judges concluded their work shortly after. BpI.s*DID DIaP AT LII OW FAIR. resented Vanished �r�� Using L P wham'. V Died. -In Exeter, on September 2•i. Jack Glenn. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Snell. Barns Burned -()n Wednesday, Sep- tember ep tember 19th, two barns in viclutty, of Klrkton were butted. The first Inas one belonging to 'Mrs. David Rogers, enol was eomphetely destroyed. Shortly after, the one on the farm occupied by Mr. Neilson, Fletcher across the road. took fire and burned. In both cases. the season's crop was a com- plete Ione.be lou Mt. Lawrence rultons barn. near Farquhar was totally destroyed, to- gether with the cress. Some thirteen pigs and two valves were also destroy- ed. Engagement Aanouoeed.-Mr. and Mrs. L. Day, of Exeter, aunounce the engagement of their daughter. Ethel, to Mr. Wilfred -M l3e'r. eon -of -lir, and Mee. John Miller,_ of London, the wed- - ding to take place early to October. Perasnala.-r. Harry Seddon hap, ]Till, daughter of Mrs. N. Hill, to Mr. rw,umed bis study In medicine at Garfield Leslie. Queens University. • • • Mr. James Valker has entered on hit final year Mrs. Lewis Scrim. of Grey township. In dentistry at Toronto • • • Mr. and 17141 I, too, wc__ by your min•-' I There was splendid display In all was the orbit proilt- these settlona, the floweret 'Mown were able scdon ( have magnificent. the baking table taken, I heart- loaded down with artlelet tempting to • tb its You. I the appetite. am rNMved of most In. the. eveuing over two hundred of my miff/unarm! peopie'congregated in the ball. autl havetakenaiswhile viewing the eihlbita sere en - of Lydia E. Pink-_ terta1ned by J..11. Cameron, ,•uter- boon s Vet taD to taTner;"`HPi�y' Stinnett, well-known sadabettleofL Lyda, comedian. and Mire Btry-hleL a viu- ood Modidne and I' Ihlist. tihoae numbers were •--i•'•'ial- honestly sayI have never Dien iu ly appteelate I. before. I d (mitered from pains �t The judging commenced at _ o other troub/M sine I was fifteen By this time over 2.000 people had oke, afad dulhtt the'Gro t War' period Moen admitted to the grounds. and I worked as mmttions two years, were seated on the hill which forma end, in ea. h...y Biting witch my wort a natural grandstand overlooking the called fw, I staatnsd myself, clueing ri where the horses, were judged, pelvic ladrtnaat on from which 1 have or log entertained ,.n the midway. t.o gi ed maid way. sad I &tea had The Isolator hitching race, std the to sire up aad,ip to bods I bad doctored take faelevered relief, w w(tboat�tlng per- manent relief, when 1 t,owto al Mut- Write to the Lydia L' Ptook�tam Wadi• liSsof �,�, trat�gaalsee d� Lr ether vats Te Book eve "Agrasata of Women. o" • finally, after a tlking through miles of debris. reaclesl the ship. Then on September r ,, Might Have Rees Wooer -Esso I • one morning last week, Sir. J. L. Sterling was motoring along Victoria street. and it. he turned out to tress a wagon. hie car slid, into a hole, and Jerked the steering wheel out of his hands. Reaching for the wheel. the gas was turned on. with the result that the car ran into a Hydro (sole, breaking it off and continued over the Ptdewalk tend --against the hoopttal wad. Mr. Sterling wail but slightly injured but the car sustained consid- erable damage. An Electric Vacuum Cleaner removes all dust. A broom just motes the dust. • Waik in and see the dfispley of Electric Goods at the . HYDRO SPORE North sick of Square Goderieh " Temple Clark announce the pavement of their Mrs. Bruce Walker have gone to Tor - da titer, lona• tp Oeear A. Hoehn. of onto. where Mr. Walker hits a fellow. Mt Cslaewtogo. the Marriage to take place Lille molts. iFersonals.--Mira. G. It. Weiler and son. have returned from alt enjoyable bo!iday with relatives iii Montreal. • • Mr. atoll Mrs. Elmer Ewen. sad son. have left for Toronto. where they will reside. • • • Lloyd JRek.sm Is on a short holiday before resuming hl• wattle" at S. P. S. Toronto. He was In the serriee of til" 1'. P. it. during ithesummer. HarrN(Q'arrie.-A .1111.1 v.3.1 - ding took place at the manse. Walton. on September 22nd. whep Elizabeth (:., daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. W. G. McQnarrte, of 14th concession of Grey. twos united In marriage with Fred J. -Harding of Harriette'. The ceremony rII s a» pPrtiYotm0d by Rev. Mr. Chandler. 1 The happy couple left on a trip to Tor- t onto. Niagara Fall*. and Buffalo, af- ter which thee will reside at Harris - ton. Apartments over Leach's CroceGrocery Cor. Square and Montreal Streets. Goderich • Vire specialize in Wiring of all kinds. Let us give you an estimate for wiring your h use or garage. Private Telephoaa, Mtlgtik Dynamos, Electric Bells and Burglar Alarm Systems Alt IVO,k (.1irentge.( -Ceok, Iron and Tout by Electricity We have an aseortnent of the hest Electric Irons and 'Toasters made iu Canada. r ROBT. T AIT ship in the University. and where he also hopes to 1'ontinue in the prepera- tion of B.S. degree work. • • • Miss May Elwurthy, who has «peat the past three week. at her home here, has retnrued to Detroit 'to resume her studies as purer -in -training at Grace Htwo tntl. • • • Mr. •('erll Johnston has in which the blood becomes so thin . Hemmingcity. Korea, who has stud returned to Toronto to r.•sume his that the whole body suffers come= on led in Canada for nine years. a grad work in medicine at the Itnirersity. mo gradually and stealthily that any- nate of Halifax land Toronto Univer • • • Mr Morris E. Neil who hoe been one with aaygatural disposition In that sitter. Keenest Interest was mato ou the Molson's Bank staff hor dtrectiou -hauls,,wytch the sym somal trained by the audlene. throughout Y some time. :eft recently for 1 t. carefully. Itloodlessneie, or arlaemla. ('husaddreas. The keynote was: "Whit 1 ac;•e_it it position with til: 11,"rnit l as tlie mealiest' term Ia,can *O' the Gese el bas done for the country u Savings Rank. reeted much mm-ore really- r stages than later. It hewing with n Korea." Korea tlwnslated le "ILoru I big Calm." . With an area of 1.2 thou. CLINTON tired feeling .that rest does not over and square milew, one-fifth the an. - come. the complexion isvnmee ,sir.lof Ontario, it contains 20 millions o Bern. -In Clinton. on September 26, and breathlessness on slight exertion. ieople• The httttory of the race dat to Mr. and Mrs. Rubt Ftwher, a den- such as going rap stairs. Is noticed !back 4.236 yeas. There were orig eater. • • • Iii McKillop, on Oepe. - Dr. Willman' Pink Pills are a toque finally thirty-two, little ktugdows, a remedy that has been most sum -weal her 20th. to Mr. and Mrs. W m. Kerr, feted into eight provinces. eta In the treatment of diaereses cement w -II ch were invaded by thb t7rlatfa t SEAF11RTH Bsra-In Hihhert, on September 10. to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holland. a da ugbter. Married. -At Port Colborne. on Sep- tember 13th. Laura, daughter of Mr. not Mw Cl.:u. Trick, of fort COI - borne, to L. me Epps. of Varon, eon of Mr. and Mrs E. H. Epps. • • • At the "Evergreens." the readenee of the judging of Itreetnek by boya under fif- teen were of special Interest; eau the .Feel entries In the tandem team, The honors In cols (I. -pertinent. re Following 1s a list of the principal prize -winners in the differeut depart- carried off by W. I. Millen other meats: prize -winners were A. E. Millon, air-. Hones James Web -'ter and George Kenn, i, -John Robinson 3. Pat Hogan 2. titian Andrew tk•hmldt. Jas. .lien. Rod L� McDougll. J. T. Lyon*. t:wrrtte Ken- nedy. Roots sod Vegetablee Mel. Greer. Mrs. i'. ¥..lntosh. T. .1. 11 Salkeld, A. E. Wilson 4, Phillip Me- , Moylan t A. Schmidt 10. W J IIT,o uleton. Sam Reid 2. Jacob Huutcr. Ewart Taylor 2. Violet rrw-amley, W. I I. Miller, D. H. Smith. laalah Con- ' gram. Mrs. K. A. Bodian. J. R. Hack- ' ett, Jae. Alton. (leo. Kennedy, `Campbell. )(rs. D. M. Thompson. 1 Dairy and Table Supplies Thursday, 1 -tots • 4th, 1023--^7 THANK YOU For your fine patronage. on Dollar Days. • Warms faN m & of Gents' Furnishings Call on us any time. Bargains Every Day. McLEAN BFOS. Agents for Semi-Ready'I';ulor;lig Ind l'arbartt Qrecalls THE SQUARE GODERICH A. Greer. 1'. Hogan. -ilei Irwin, A. E. Willson. (:. A slrct-r. Arod le Meat ll - Ian. II. Milne. Sheep and Swine Sheephr-11. A. tl . John D. Far- rtah. .Sw10I I! AnonandJohn D. Farrtsh, divided the prTaee-eyenl: Jntwb Reid. Alex. Hackett 2. Jacob Monter, itobert Moffatt, William Wat- son 2, John Henderson. W. !g). Woods 2. George Banter 2. F. Moffatt 2. Rob- ert Purdom, Jamie Foster 2. John Motor, Roy Irwin. W. H. ('amerun, 'toy Altai', Sam Kilpatrick. A. E. Wil- son. J. C. Currie, It. H. Scott. Lady drivers. Jean Johnston. Qt}eutiemsdt's turnout. J. C. Curry. ladies' hlteh- tng race.. Mies J. Johnston. Burr' com- petition. la -19 years. judging horse,,. Harvey McDougal. Boys' competition, under 1•i'years, judging horses, Fred M,•Quillan. Beet foal of BM -Sired_ -K Campbell 2. airs. I. l'ou- by Royal Gift-Johu Henderson. Castle gr$m 4. W. McKenzt,•. airs J. S. Me- Spemial beet calf. fel by a boy, 1:, ►,male 2. W. T Gardiner 4. Mr-. vi•nrN ur under, P. Hogan. Janes Webster. Mrs. Lyon, a. Hr+. Taylor 4. Mrs U. 11. 77oomp- Pure-hred Shorthorn cattle -M • • Kay Bros. made practically a clan Symptoms of Anaenna weep of this MI -talon. James Alton winning the prlgte for aged bull. _ I ` Herefords Geo Kennedy 2 Willis An >f�lrited Tendency to .Anaemia , May be Ov. i1i.w Some people have a tendency to Il.- Ilan, moderator. taking ,harp• Attar Come thin -blooded }118, as others hair singing hymn 72, Dr. Harlineset. in an inherited tendency to rheumatism., few kindly remarks. Introduced th or to nervou+ disorders. The condition Rev. H 1. Cho. ILA.. a native o ant 4, Mrs. D. Huston 3. Mrs. George Hunter 2. Mrs. J. Stanley. Mrs. I.' Yelntoth 3, Violet Twamley T J. _ G. Salkeld 2. James Alton. Lynne S, John Durnin 3, F 1: To+eo Emmerson Irwin 4. J. \i'rbster, res Huster.R•A. (.taaseak, Joynt. James Alton. Alex. -LW drew. T. J. Salkeld. were principal a priz.e'winners In this depertmeut. e ' In the ladles' work and flue art, t deportment the prtxes were divided Livingston, Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. J. S. McKenzie, Mrs. D. M Thompson. Mrs. P. Stewart. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor. r Flowers. prise -winner», H. C. Rath- 1 t well. O. H. Smith. W. I. Miller, R. H. f Thompson, C. Decker. Sam Reid. P. . McYhB!Mts. D. It. Thompson. a I Willie Huutcr 3.`ve Farrier, Et - f elyn Reid. Dean Mcluui.. Buys' po- o'+ tato race, 1(d year. and under. Grant - McKenzie. Andrew Thompson. Girhi 1- rase. 10 years and uuder, Margaret 01 1te4latyre, ItgM Ashton. Boys' race. 1 wears ana�_ under, Jest, Bnbkoa. ter ) vin lflacfttikt�' � irW ss.., 19 years rad= a unlet, Stella tramirt: 7targaret tt ' Gtabam, Tom Anderson, Dave Horn. a- ' flirts' rata. 8 years and under. Bessie 1 Carmichael. Rachael McDonatd. Wheel s barrow race, .lex Lyons and Cherie. rs McQuillan. Grant McKenzie and An- il- drew Thompson Rlirsi pig race, Twl y." Collyer. Drive Horn. Three-legged ut rater for Rirla.. Margaret Mctntyre and y Mary %1 -Kenzie: Amelia Durnin and all., Wtnul(ted Wettstet. Three-legged n• I ra.•c for hors, Grant McKenzie and n- 1 Andrew Tbompa► on; Kenneth Cameron he and Carlyle Metntosh. auaaai ft he was a hoar NoihinS' to equat AR MilND'$ ills Sprains & Bri:fses l fon thins to do wK- you h--. w a ,ors o t0.ppl. t. ,.....'•,.Rots t -...t. It a .rt' Rota. .soil... r,..1.ea..:. , . ▪ kr, 1. • e•_,tr.ir d the b -at Fame* Pow in tM :...re::.n,: PTTI -.•, , rti.,r t. r -pun ^I .•.,ld soy that 1 .:.. k :•,. d !anima. that hu as•' Ln t --t Sit -ter : 1, •.t `....•�'s LS'e it.: •.';T. It h..d.-,.,,..•i•ii:.Szyt, LP our how: Sold r --r • 1 ran r.t+11w, and aaa oar 1 d-.... d .on.. is %MOW,. tea .gid •nstae,.." 1'1N.RDS LINIMENT CO. Ulla':.) Vae•mee•e'+. N.S. bride's parent's on September 2(ith, by Rrv. R. A. Lugdy. Klppen, Albert George Alexander, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexander, sr.. Tucker' amlth, to Elizabeth Agnes, eldest dttu- t {Filter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Thum- ann. Hay township. • • • in Seaforth, l on September lith, by Rev. Father bidets, Mary Florence. eldest dangbter I of Mr. and Mre. Roland Kennedy, of Tuckeramitb, to Auzu.tioe ralward Duchene', of Ht. Column aln. -• - n P011 • • • At Consort. Alta., on Sep- trmher 12th. to Mr. and Mrs 1'. TeIbutt. a daughter 1F:.ther Moe). Duels -At Owatonna. Minn.. on Tues- day. September 4th. Jane R. limey. toruierly of Clinton. aged 44 years. • • in St. Mary's. on September 222nd, H. id, .at :.1►0• a box from The Dr„ W11- B.C.. M' oo tar hebinel western els' 1 fi McAiclue Co.. Brockville, Ont. Batton with 1.300 year. ,of hietory thin blood Witlt ours air and a brief itlsrortt•al review the spPa wholesome food theta. h. -Making named the rulers and thele deee !dile afford the correct treatasst ants whose ode extIatled over period When this symptoms described ere of from 5no t0 1,01* rant. The one noticed. tion naturally preetente itself. "Wil Yon eon Ret these pills through any "hould eestern countries. whose hi d, ales in medicine or by math post - tory sad philo+ophy dates 2,flla) yea 1. red Sharp, formerly of Clinton. aged i1 4(1 crass. - diems Married. -At the Met net tt pa114011 rage, Huntsville. Ont., on 1(rpurmter ITh'' intellw•t. art. and invention 22ud, by Rev. Yr. Godfrey. Irene Win- MAITLAND PRESBVTE?tIAL the yellow' and white races was brb•fi nitre& seemed daughter -of--lir- anti Ieompared. Whence the sourc*n4--e of a list. W. H. ('ser, of Clinton. to Kean- ',fie proof-nrv? ren that Rev. H. 1'. ('he, a Native of Kenn, tial proof wens given that "Clrrlstit eras, Wellington White, of Whitehall, n Address a. the u ,aft of t woe not the love 1 of Cod know not the -Merry of meas A paeseoZPr on a New York end Oil- aril. "Dot's de s.•.-.ind time ,Dile maw- ChrtetlanIty ,egtwfbed all classes. el-, nem Limited train. npoa looking en- nen' tial dat mistake's happened:" s Iminand all distinctions. The call • which teAebed Paul from the Moen -' Gives illuminati g icy was, and n f Out. Tin• fourth semi-annual conference world." Persseals.-Mr. Atex,---metatyre ar- rived home last went( from Nils west- ern trip. ape Is much iaeproted in health •_•.• Mr, R. J._l'harlesworth, of Grand Yorke, N.1)., 1e diem as -a 1 visit. Mrs. Charlesworth and family have beth, visiting here for the last three month.. • • • Mr. Wiilis Cooper, who had been in Chicago during the summer. is -whaling for a few Jaye ,- Ain Mrna bore ere l_ remorse h studies at thj School of S('reooe, Tor- onto. o onto. Resew who know of tLlitlaml Presbyterial Women's Mtssienary Society was held i0 Rip- ley, ipley, on September 18th. lire. Herk- ident rrewMwl Delegates BE PRETTY! "tURN GRAY HAIR DARK try Grandmother's Old Favorite Recipe of Sato Tea and Sulphur vyone that Sam T Adman 'Sulphur, the l noes` pounded. bto . whew fad.d&' and lustre to ,the half (�, streaked or 1y Year ago the on way to get this mixture was to maks!, it at ho which is mussy and trouble., some. Nowadays, by asking ge an t an drug Cstore m for "Wye, ! get a target phew Compound," 1"a tell bottle of this famous aid recipe, inn. proved by 4 i0 addkime of other ins gradients, y TrylarNo keact -01W evenly. k dees� �*aararslts aa�i , s small coll. your U as evenly. foe «mpee a brush with it-ond deaw u your hair, taking one small stia0 at Et time; by morning the gray hair.diayy pears, aid: after anodyne applicalbn o ,weir- yowl hats becomes beaudituta dark. glossy and a e • -- �t der his berth in the morning. found ens Meek shoe and our tan shoe. Hens called the pxorter''4 111tcwtL)n tn__llie ' error The 1•ort.•r s.•nttrhed. Lis wool- ly head In bewilderment. "Wel; " nn' don'1 flat heat alll" isa ,elms: president. 1 (Ionians, "Conte aver iT ace. were present 1rola twenty or more .iodlQhelp u." was the .tams atuilinrfes. wl,lmh prompted int./ An- Thrmorning exert -tape l opened with Mtim to brave the dangers decotonal MPMi.ee Incl by members Rtei of Kincardine Auxiliary; minutes o in crating the frontiers of E'nrope to M last conference were read and epi- carry the message to the land of our r- proit'(T A. id reui prepay by Mr's. -fettefethtra•-1n-obedleece. to the divine McCallum. was read try the president. command, "Go ye Into till 11ie wet t Mrs. t)verend reported a branch aux-'and preach the Rrepel." The speaker diary organized at Lorne. Mrs. Gollan'related many incidennin thetlinos aand reported two new Walton Rands. Af- I work of those engaged ter various items of hominess were d1s- eight yenta of missionary endeavor in mussed the singing of Hymn 270 Ko[es. To the women the speaker brought the aeeston to a clone. An exec- leaked. "What status would the em- otive meeting followed. Imen of Amerk'a. who are the equal The nfternoon session opened--bp--oi-)1sen. ha ye. If it were not for the singing hymn 33S, the president lead- gospel of Christ." -What's o iTRtnt jl In_ in prayer. after reading the Aro 'transition. The gnopel of the grace of Nix serves of the fourth chapter of Jesus Christ Induced those womenl of Ephe.inn.. Mrs. Carr. re•ording- the lata to snide. Thr ('pee ker t - secretary. read the minutes of the last ed Instance. toy years n and teeming ing ncto rumen' meeting. which were adopted read at after discussion. of whole dosses of grwduntes. rang- Strnng support was gtven to the ing from forty-five to Hfty-flv.'ri yearn motion that the September meeting tie of age. Of all hooka. the 1 tures ,-edict, the semi-annual Presbyterial. are most Intensely rend 13r fil(torleal Mrs. Jones. Belgrnye. convener of knowledge, as well n. Inspiration. Mr. Cho enmpanel the time eonsumerl In emoting the (wean In pioneers' time. to the modern meethods Amployed for moped. and Itkenevl It to the develop merit of oriental citlep that are mov- ing fall in the ndoptlnn of modern Invention.. in this day of national unmet. a ehalienge was given to the young of fent land to send the gospel of •lesn. Christ to the waiting 440 million. of India. China and Korea. Thal it the day of western oppOrtun- C Peras-a -ni fol:ooving tending London Normal: Garnet glit- tery. Clayton Martin. Gladys McPhee. Mary hell, Mary Laing. Edna l'Nmir hell. and Anna Menge). • • • Mr. T. E. Hays returned recently from a trip to the WPNt. HP reports* a very pIP11.- '' ant time. and fine weather. • • • Mhos Ln: , Rest has accepted it position on Elcetriri., n West St. Pbsfle 2641 the Coilingweal ('ollegItte tenching Pfaff. • • • Messrs. Edward Mrrner, I.fop.■'d ed. killing the oiphnta. He walk - Harvey Burrow.. Archie Heys. (carnet Ied to Yokohama, which was In Hama. 'hapema.-4iateneil- Urbrtuw .Cavo butt itaturued to the bilis till Sunday, nod, A Narrow Eseape.-Word baa been received by Mrs. W. S. Lawreoce(from ber son. Ray, who RNP .employed with n New fork Company. with as oAee in Tokio. Japan. He wars on the root of the building which withstood the crash. while the M.tt.nn storey col - DAIRY CREAM SODAS Crisp Creamy Soda Wafers �,� B ICNiil of the Dag, nominating committee. asked the nox- ibiary to have the name of tbelr nom- inee handed In to her not later than April tit. The Home Helper.' report wars rind be Miss Meather A duet by Mes- .b1lne. Gomm and St.rl woe much ap- preciated. ppreciated. Eneonragtng reports aloe re'elved from the Messenger. Forward More- m.nt. Y. W. Auxiliary of literature se-reterfea. Mrs. ilarkness kindly offered to viait nulillarle. or give them ity to moot the Orient with the gospel. as.ietf0e In any way .he ran. rather Ginn a futnre generation in A motion by Mew.tames Helly and North America lot Met by them wltb Golden that is heertc vote of thank. a sword. Tits 'slotting words were a be tendered fir. Find Mrs Harkne.. `lea to Christiane to do their duty. n,l the members' of Itiplev Ancdllnry and make the world pears -fol. A fi,r their !dolly- entertnintu,•id n1 the ldendatt 'u'o was rendered by Bra. D. `Minn lir. Harknese on behalf Of the Audience. exprenned their thanks to Mr ('ho for hie splendid mistress, 1Thel stsinging of hymn A86 brought the , then joined the Conference, Mr. (lob- ming to a elo.P. I mane'. was entries!. Lord'sThe Lord's Prayer. r.. ended In uni- son closed the busbies* a'aslon. The members of the Preteb ytery Garments or, Materials cleansed 'with. $U RPIJSE feel soft andwell washed; rand carry the' truly clean odorgso: pleasing 'to the Hers keeper.