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THE SIGNAL
- GODERICH, ONT.
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J. R. Wheeler
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All tittle promptly attended to
day or night
AMBULANCR BEIVICR
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1lasfteo Street, Oederleh
THE COMMIT
MPLP/' SHOP
County and District
A badedatou club is being formed at
Exeter.
Y. L. Grieve, who cooducta a �
store at Grand Bend in the swordrtb
opening one at 'Muter.
Modias MA 4!e VIM_t.-Sia
Gala -N e•anpreehbr •
years In Peru with the Imperial 011
Co.
William John Sgllory, o1 Esmond-
vllle, died November 10th in his seven-
ty-eighth year. He is survived by his
wife and three daughter'.
Mrs. Ryas, widow of Richard Bran,
died at Seaforth November lith at the
age of eighty-five years. Surviving
•>�;;-=i.�_Mina 604 l.ia.dues60010,
Hoerr Francis of Exeter has been
'suffering from an injury to his eye. A
piece of wood ho was chopping flew up
against It, making a slight but tvouble-
rume nab. .........
Jesse NelsonPtckell, of Wtngham,
died Friday last at the age of eighty-
seven years.. Before moving to Wing -
hem he was ruaged I farming in
Culross township -
The Targe bank barn of Fret Pw•C,
14th xoucesstou of Grey township, was
hh'stroyed by fire on Thursday last. The
live stack were saved, hut other xon-
tents were burned.
IMrs. Hugh Wright mimed away and -
deftly in Seaforth on November 7th,
4 from a heart attack. at the age of fur-
ty-flue years. Her husband and one
,.on, John, survive.
Mr. and Mrs. Joab Slmx. of ('rediton,
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding on November 7th. They
have seven children, twenty-six grand•
c•hfldren and one greatarandcbtd.
Major W. H. Willis of Wtngham has
wnrretrnred t4hee he letends to no a<ean-
dtdate for re-election and has invited
the prevent council to stand with him.
Nominations take place the Inst Mon-
day of Novemtwr.
The ifouth Huron Minleterlal Aaao-
latlon has been reorganized. with
Rev. J. Anthony of Thames Road as
prerldent : Rev. M. B. Parker. Hensel,.
rlenpreorldent: Rev. J. B. Rhodes, Exe-
ter, secretary -treasurer.
Several from Zurich attended the
yuldeu wedding celebration of Mr. and
Idris Matthew Wurm at Memphis.
Mich.. on November lith. Mr. Warm
was born In Stanley township, near
7.nrch. seventy-three years ago.
Cherie* Rgt hwell has sold his 100 -
acre farm on the Goshen line, Stanley
township. to Art. P. Key*, of the Ba-
bylon line. The property fn•ltwles a
good brick house and a large steel
barn. The price pall was $.3.100.
Joseph Lawson, a well-known eon -
tractor and drover of Stephen town•
ship. died at his home near ('reditou
ast week. at the age of seventy-five
years. His wife predeceased him and
*brminlee M one son, Elmer, of ('redl-
t-- -
The Hums Medical Society met at
Seaforth Wednewlay of last week and
elected officers for the coming year as
follows: President. itr. McKinnon,
Zurich; vice-president, Dr. Collyer,
Hessen : seeretan-treasurer, Dr. P.
Hearn. Clinton.
Robert Walker, of Clinton, passed
away on Friday. after a lingering 111-
ea la jtlr enepty-fifth res. He wail,.
his whole lite In and about Clinton.
His wife predeceased him and he Is
survived by two sons and three daugh-
ters.
At. 8t. Stephen's church, Gorrie, on
October 29th. Ida Irene. daughter of
Mrs. James H. King of Gerrie, was
united In marriage to Alexander Ed-
gar. son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ed-
gar of the township of Howiek. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. K. 8.
Jones.
The engagement Is announced of
Rarhara Agnes. daughter of Mrs. Fred-
erick Davidson and the late James
Weir, Windham, te- Edgar Garbutt
Gaunt, atm of Edwin Gaunt and the
late Mrs. Gaunt, Whitechurch, (he mar-
riage to take place the )atter part of
November,
An intereat}ngJevent took place at
Drysdale on Tuesday, November 8th.
when Mrs. Jane Denomme and Edward.
Brixson were united In marriage by
Rev. I. Marchand at the Roman (:ath-
afln.eh+wrdd,..sjtT. end ..$m. Brisson
will reside on the Blue Water 'Mille WN"�`C JU'NVIL '
way at Drysdale. t
George B. Turley, a lifelong resident I FAST WAWANOSH
of the 2nd eotseeaafon of Morel* town- I Council met on November 13th, with
all the member" present. Minutes of
last regular and epechl meetings were
read and approved.
Amdavlta of Frank Devereaux •nd
John 14. Scott of sheep owned by them
havens leen dt*trnyed by dogs resent- rash v,nly Mope that the kind-hearted
ly were presented and claims in Moth people of the Province will see them
rase* were ordered weld, as was oleo a through the difficulty by a moat Renee -
MR of 111!41 to Hallahan and Blair for
tile on the McGill drain.
As (Christmas Day falls, on /Sunday.
and the day following will to a holiday
and generally observed as such, a bylaw
was read and passed naming Friday,
December 23rd, us the date of nohaine-
tion meeting, with polling If necessary
on January 2nd, 1938.
Another bylaw imposing a penalty of
one per emit. pts month up to April
15, 111&3, on all taxes remaining un-
paid after December 15th was also
read and pawed.
The following accounts were paid:
Freak Devereaux. steep claim, $4; J.
S. Scott. sheep claim. $7.50; R. H. Mc-
Gee, *beep valuer, $2; R. 1. dirrlck,
making road dgnx, 51.50; S. Hntehl-
non. Mackamlthing, $425; W. C. Arm-
strong, ilackamlthing. $4.75; Fred
Lott, e•uttl*g weeds. 51: D. Chimney.
fretting. $20.20; .Manahan a Blair,
payment on tile. McGill drain, $ie0;
E. Webster. electric welding, $22.60;
Rnht. H. Scott, filtering and tile,
$TR.*: Wilfrid ke'td, ditching and tile.
847; Sawyer -Massey Co.. repairs, $2;
W. J. Manahan. moving crusher,
$84.50. lead crediting gravel. $16111114;
Joe Kerr. hauling /ravel. $227,61; R.
(hammy. patrolman, $9; ie. MrRern-
ey. petrolatum. 101.46.
('onnelt 'Mounted to meet again se -
cording to statute on December 15th.
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ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of all
kinds
lifollassiess s applicatia.
F6AII �ARiBUR
- Goderich
ship, died suddenly on Sunday. Strewn-,
ber 6th. Dtx'eased, who was In his
seventy-third year, is survived by his
wife, one son, Roy, on the homestead,
and two daughters, Mies Ihrtelle, of
Leaden, and Yrs. ltashaw, of Tbroato.
A lifelong resident of the Zurich
district was removed by the death or
Edward Boeseoberry, which occurred
Tuesday, No. ember 8th, at the hume
of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Leitch, near
Rayfield, where he had been staying
recently. Deceased was In his elghty-
sizth year. He was widely known as
an auctioneer •nd also as a horseman.
A wedding was solemnised quietly
at the Kllmvilte parsonage on Novem-
iaPdfih.�at7llest!la tAtrlta..,gl4}
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vin-
cent of Stephen, became the bride of
Harold Everett, eldest sou of Mr. and
lira. John Prance of Winchelsea. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. R.
Peters.
For the first time In seventy-three
PMTS. Rowlck Agricultural Society
cannot pay the full amount of prize
money -awarded in 1962. A consider-
able des -ream to gate receipt*. together
with the fact that there were entries
for practically every section of the
prise list. resulted In a deficit. which
will be made up by a deduction of ten
per tent. from all awards.
Mrs. J. S, Roberts, a former well:
known resident of Seaforth, died No-
vember 9th at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. N. Henry, l)sbelee Her hus-
band. ('apt. J. S. Roberti. for many
years a druggtt in Seaforth, died In
11116, but Mrs. Roberts continued to
live In Seeforth until about fifteen
years ago. The rematus were brought
from Oshawa for interment in the See-
�orthInjuries het* Pt�l
Frank Anderson, of Windham, died
on Thursday last as the result of in -
June.' received when he fell from a
ladder while ph•king apples at the
home of Me niece, Mrs. J. MSKague,
In the country. Mr. Anderson was to
his sixty-sixth year and resided 10
Turntwrry until fourteen year, ago,
when he ,moved to Wingham.
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
I
can supply your want, in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and reasonable prices.
L FUCK
Telephone 178j Gioderieh
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Che Signal and The Toronto
Daily Star 7.50
The Signal and The London
Advertiser 6.'.0
The Signal and The London b i0
Tee Prose
The Signal and The Toronto
Mali and Empire 6.50
Th. Ilgnaf and The Farmers' '�
Sun
The Signal and The Family
Herald and Weekly Star . 800
The Bien' sad Saturday 6 tf0
Night
The elgnal and The New
Outer 11.90
The SIOt1fil ad Western
Herne I> 2.70
The stew and Canadian
Romeo and Gerdes" 466
The Sisal and The Catholic 8.75
Rosen'
The Signal and Mei,ine's 11 t$
Maasiee
The Signal and Mistreat
Witness renewal 9.6
new 11.119
The Signai end World Wld*
renewal 4_a
naw 1.6
The Opal sae The Tomato A76
Star Weekly
�l asset The ChewOes•MYmele .. lea
,Otlw Fwd.
0110401ay Ne re se
.MA WWI
By Betty Barclay
Husks o �011a ra always In order abet to trade or bunleus on industry.
for cold weather iellelea or dinners. (4) 1leaetary and Banking, Raton..
Agriculture Faces 1
eco-u.F.o.I
(Continued from page 2)
social reconstruction appended, and
which alone promises hope of perma-
nent recovery, ('aunt be realized with-
out orgenlaatlon. Nor can ameliorative
or palliative measures b e adopted
without oraustatlon. Nothing eau ba
e;vuc either b or for :inners wtth-
out orautsatbn. Organization is the
pre -requisite, the first step, the begin-
ning of all else. Organisation 1■ im-
perative.
Program of Economic ad Serial Ro-
il) The sI the senidar-
ity of mankind and the growing econ-
omic Idard.pa.da.aa a all peoples, in -
(a) The abandonment of war,
(b) The removal of an trade bar-
riers,
lel international action for mone-
tary stability
(2) The reorganization of Iadtuusiry
and oesssseree along eo.perative Mem
Involving, among other things.
(a ► The development of consuw-
ere' evouperatlom, Ineluding the retail
and witeiees a d1/tributloa, aad event -
tally the manufacture, of the metesser-
lee of lite.
(b) The development of labor co-
partnership associations, and or "Pro-
ducers' Co-operation," Including the as-
sembling, grading, processing, and bulk
sale of primary products.
(c) Effective toordination a con-
sumers( and producers' cc -operatives,
so as to eliminate all waste, and se-
cure and maintain equity as between
producer and consumer.
(d 1 The development of co -opera•
tive banking and credit Institutions.
(3) '!tie ahellties of all forme el
apedai privilege; and, to that end,-tho
*hitting of the Incidence of taxation
from Industry to Privilege, so as to
secure :
(a) The natural relief of uuemploy•
meat through the atlmutation of le-
duatry generally, by relieving it of
burdensome taxation.
(b) The prevention of exploitation
of the masses by the privileged few, these material things: they left their
with its eonegnemt unjust and para- [needs and the shelter of home and an
lysing dtstrtbution of wealth. assured enure,. of livelihood. They
(e) The •pproprlatlon of commuu- did not hold these things lightly. but.
1[y -created values for community par- he -the eaaot►t Jw+u.- 151*.14ather'a bud+
poses, and the consequent securing of new of learning lad long been hie
public revenues without Imposing bar -
Ss ay Afternoon .
By ISABEL HAMILTON
Oodertch, Ont.
Bright youth and snow -crowned age,
Strong igen and maidens meek,
Balsa high your free, exulting song,
God's wondrous praises speak.
Rt81 lift your standard high:
Still march in firm array,
As warriors through the darkness toil,
Till dewy- the golden day.
-E. H. Plumptree.
• • •
PRAYER
God, Who hast set before us the
great hope that Thy kingdom shall be
established upon the earth, so rule our
Mess its• Ties•dipinit. Sit.
desires and acts being made obedient
unto. Theo, Thy power and glory and
the might of Thy kingdom may be
made known unto men. Grant this, 0
Merciful Father, for the sake of Thy
Son, our l.ond. Amen.
(Selected).
• • •
B. B. UNISON FOR NOS. 27. 1932
Lessen Tgie--Atewariship et Lite.
Leslie lyiugs•-IMaR 1:14411; --ANS
11:5!•!11.
Geddes Text -u Corinthians 1:S.
In the flrat part of today's lesson is
serve, earned off first prise tor the
rrovtnee against thirty-nine contest-
ants. The Indiana are expert as
gulden, and navigate launches as easily
AO canoes. . They have shown them-
selves reliable as caretakers of sum-
mer homes. and have made a beginning
in opening up clean, attractive boatels
for summer tourists in Rice Lake Dis-
trict.
The greduatea of our institutions
have been a success as teachers in
every Province of the 1)omlclon and
some are qualtfytng for high schools in
our cities. A atuvwsfui teacher In a
Toronto limp tscnoa a an Milian. He
has recently written • tisesls which
NILS
(Intended tor last wet*)
NILE, Nov. 9. -The first Mise ravel
Ing of the Young Peoples SMtatr i11
to be held on Friday evening, Meigle
ber 25th, In the Leeburn churl,
NUe Sunday scbool Christmas enders
talument will be held on Friday. De-
cember 23rd.
Church service in the !Jutted church
herr commencing Sunday, November
13th, will be a1 1.30 p.m. Sunday school
at 2.45 p.m.
The Young Ladles' Guild held thel
November meeting on Tumidity of tide
worked the home of Mrs. Telford Ntx-
completed the requirements for the de- on. The atteruoon was spent In quilt -
g ree of Doctor of Philosophy. Indian lag a .ec•odd quit for the Chrlat s
girls are making a sweetie of the nun- hale: after which a social boar wan
lug profeselou and leveret are now In spent and refreshments were served by
training In odr large city hoapltala. 1 the hostesses, Mem. T. Nixon and Kim
Kathleen WttBaaa
Miss Oral Finnigan returned home
plat vex and r e a at Kitchener.
Miss Mary Bogie is spending this
week with her slater, Mrs. Harvey Ful-
ler of Ooderlch township.
Miss Ethel Tabh returned to her
homy on Saturday from Innerklp Ilse
was accompanied by her aunt. Mr.. J.
W. Sowler, Miss Wlnnitr d Manaad
and Mr. Jack Sowler, who agent Sat-
urday night and Sunday visiting at (5*
Some meu bare studied medicine and
a few are in law, but almost all who
have graduated for the Church have
/adv `t -'m>tt �r'ts'itretrbt+r�r� stn:
An exce•ptlou was recently noted when
E nos Montour, from the Brantford re-
serve. who had taken both his B.A. and
B.D. degree in Montreal, was called by
one of the congregations in Quebec. He
had ',erred acceptably for two summers
as supply to the white people of Sask.
ate hewan.
May 1 ask you ■ quedlon now? Is
the iudlat, worth eaving? 1 fife rune that home of Mr. and eira. John Talk, ran
7� serer with Inc that he la and that turning Sunday evening.
any church or Individual that has a
hand In helping him null farther up the
FUN)? THOUGHT$
ladder of progreea should M' thankful
lu matters of con*e•knce, first
thought. are text : In matters of pru-
dence last thoughts are test. --Mee.
Robert Hall.
given a pen picture of five young men. for the privilege. -By Mary C. Laren.
One of them had but a short time be -
tore entered on a new business and PARAMOUNT
now he calls the others to join him.
He had been a carpenter but lie had PARAMOUNT, Nov. 1:5. -Mrs. Mac -
had a vidian which sent him off Into a i)larmid and Douglas visited with
lamely place W fight out the new reve- friends In Detroit last week.
'salon of himself as the blemish which Mrs. Jack Jamieson Ix visiting with C
he had received from heaven at�God-
the
friends lu tlpley. H y d ro Store
bapthem. Hr was the chosen of God- lllxx Myrtle i�'ciuttrr. Wellesl*'r�t •
the Meestah who was to begin the set. Mr._ and Mrr- Eddie Johnetoue,.. BIN AN
flag ypgt-tire kingdom. Hr must lave don. spent the h.4lelay with Mr,- .4514-
tolluwers and his thoughts tururel H' Mrs. Jas. Webster
El-
ectric Stove
the young meu of his acquaintance and 111 cud !II'<. Jss. Itichrnle clsltrd �LL./II LLL`
from them he celled four to adventure with Mr. slid lir. D. Richards over Quid, - � -•
with him. For all of them It meant • the holiday. 1`41i1mWf
complete.change' of occupation. Jesus t business' nwe•liug wnx hrkt at the
lett His carpenter'* bench and the home of Mr.. Jan. Webster on'ruesday - and noel to � S�
others [heir boat,. and nets; they ail atterluun to rank,. arrangements for
left what was dearer to them than all
the rat hone." On Friday night.
Clete NeriaL-A splendid crowd at-
ten1ed the sa•ta1 in the Paramount
Hail on Thuroo day evening. .do veinier
lOth, when the Laurier Thule were the
iftwers of Tire Paramount' lhths. The
chief concern and when the time- program put on by the rhitinrg clubs
Lac -
God's appointed time -arrive 1. other wa+ 0e'414PUJOYvl ty all. Mr. John Lac-
Iiae oawupied the stair. The program
things took n second platy. 'The ca} opened with d chorus, "The Maple
that he gave to the fi*hermeu appealed ,1,40,... Meyers. Kennrlh and 1). A.
to them. They knelt what It was to MacLennan played a duet. An a,Wress
by Jack Maclntoeli woe followed by a
quartette re•n.I.,n.el by Menne. Machete
Follow these reetpsa carefully and you invelvlug:
will he delighted at the results fie I la) Stabilising the purchasing pow -
cured : fir of money, eons to avoid the disturb-
ing Cherry �� I e'ffectr of the busine, s cycle and
1% cups special eake Sour. sifted y
3 teaepounx leaking powder sexure Justice ■a between debtor and
I,y teaspoon salt
creditor.
2 tablespoops butter or other short -
has
The recognition that Finance
ening has become essentially a public utility,
yx cup milk (allot and ought. therefore, to be admtnie-
1 can (2 ctlpsl red cherries seeded tered for the benefit of aLi either under
and dnlned state or cooperative auspices.
Sift flour once. measure. add baking HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN
powder and salt, and sift aaln. Cut 47 8t. Toronto 2
In shortening. Add milk gradually un -
tit soh dough Is formed. Roll ye Inch Conistry Same_', Thtatletow.)
thick. Cover with cherries. Roil in
long toll, pressing edges together. Oat
into 1% Inch /dieew. Place in greased
pan and pour cherry sauce over them.
Bake In hot oven (42,5' F.I thirty min -
rtes, basting often. Serve hot, with
- ...t y?�L t12x"�i �`lle lit
spoon of whipped cream plated on each
dice. Serves six.
Fire O'Cbdc Tea Sudo
2yi caps special cake flour, sifted
4 teaspoons taking powder
54 teaspoon malt
% teaspoon cinnamon
14 teaspoon nutmeg
2 tablespoons brown sugar
2 tablespons Muller or other
shortening
1 egg. well beaten
2-3 cup milk or water (about)
Slit flour once, measure. add baking
powder, malt, spice*, and brown sugar,
•nd sift together three times. Cut In
ehortentng. Combine egg and liquid.
Add liquid gradually until soft dough
Ix formed. Turn on floured board. Cut
In 1 -Inch pieces. Shape Into balls.
Place together in welltreased shallow
pan. . Rfunh with milk, sprinkle with
additional brown sugar, Bake In mod-
erate oven 1375' F.) fifteen to twenty
minutes. Makes( two dozen small nu**.
Nervous
H.acIaches
No medical trsdrmeot can be
d much real help t0 which
doss Not enrichthe bloo
ly od
d.
Be
the
blood k does Dr. C
blood -lett and red, Chase's
Nerve prod festoon the vigor of
the nervous system zed removes
the mem et there symptoms
from width you are saNtriai.
Good medial steep, improved
motion mrd freedom from
hetzdadse will some eenvlees
you that dd. trestimist is re-
storing youf health and hagl-
Ogee
Dr. Gate,
.... Nom,, Herod
toll In deep waters and often without
aaeteea and here was a new port of
fishing offered to them. It was a die -
nen. IWyd. Mrcl ennru mud llarh. A
Iinetly new place In which to use the comic skit wax given by Mrs. Johnston
powers they had and they "straight and chilli MacDonald, and a duet by
way forsook thele net*. and followed Marlon MacDonald and Kathleen Mec-
hlin." They had ccofldenec• tu the one Kendrick. A dlalogie. "What INt•amt•
of the false Teeth." was given by ■
nu(nlwr of y g people- Speeches were
but they were in *nue measure ac-
given by Mrs. Jas. 11'ebatrr and. 1$[a
qualified with the one they art out to
T llacl)onald. A recitetlen was
accompany at this stage of their lives. Riven by Kathleen Mac•Kendrlck. 'The
( The were risking their all lu this new program cloned with the ',hieing of
T God Barr the Klug." Lunch was
Dear Mr. Editor. -The prolonged depertbre. Thr? did not know It but nerved andtlw rest of the evening was
period of hard times has created it It was to be no sweet paradise. spent la craning.
most difficult problem for Ontario's Dr. O. H. Morrison in hie book, "Sun-
wor4d-famous Hospital for Sick ('htld-
ren. which only the benevolent public
can solve. Here it Is, in • nutshell.
this year 7,i194 small sufferers. an in-
crease of 0x7 over the total of the pre-
cious year. In addition 84,202 treat-
ments were given in the great out-pa-
tient department. an Increase of 16,002.
On ane day 520 treatment' were re-
corded. In the previous year there was
a similar growth in the demand for Christ.
the merciful ministrations of the hos- I Then Jesus believed, with a faith
pital. While all this has been going on 1 that was magnificent In the personality
the amount' of the donations from the of man. that to the worst there Is some
kind-hearted have decreased by many possibility that can be touched hy love.
thousands of dollen, creating the eft- It wax that faith, burning In the heart
uatbon of far more to be done and far of Jesus Tike a flame, which kept Him
lesa to do It with. so calm and hopeful In the world.
The statutory grants obtained by the They never forgot that Je'ar, te-
hoepltal fall much short of being gut- Iieved in heaven; Ile launched life out
flclent to pay for the actual cost of on to an endless course.
malutenanee of the little patients and It was to daily companionship with
each additional patient mean' an added such a leader Simon and Andrew.
deficit. The tank of bridging the gap James and John. were called. They
between the cost of operation and op- were having their eyes opened to the
erating Income has moonily leen ac- meaning of the stewardship of lite.
rompllshed by contribution* from the Acts 2$:12.15. -In thlg seetlon of
benevolent. While the buwpltal has re- our lesson we are' a man making a de-
tained the majority of Its friends who elaratlon before royalty. Agrippa, We-
ightily' "ttf'itie vrtwk yearly, and nice And P'eetus SP4I Tw/lrtette Mary-.
is continually adding new ones, dons- In the early years he red had one
bone diminished to a somewhat alarm- standard -"after the most .tralghtest
ing extent in the response to last year's sect of our religion 1 lived a I'hkrtsn'p. •
appeal for funds and there hats leen A change came Into his life and h�eltwas
little improvement In that respect not dl.oledlent to the heavenly vision
throughout the year. It 1* unthinkable and that was the time when he beau
that any child needing the humane ser- to realise fire trde meaning of /dew -
VIM provided by the hospital should be and*hip of life. He was as truly called
refuge&. The trustees are anxious and to a great adventure as were the first
tour. There had been adventure In hie
former life and he, In 'his ignorance,
thought It was adventuring with God.
In his declaration rhe pointer) out his
mistake and the way he came to know
It had been a wrong use of hie life. it
wax a Tadd thing to do. for those to
whom he *woke were of the earth.
earthy. The Herod* know nothing of
the burdens of stu or the kern longing
of souls de*Irona of !Helot** and of
God. They were satisfied with the pre
sent and, were enjoying 1t thoroughly.
Agrippa's father when he lay allying
at ('ae*rrea consoled himself with the
reflection that though hie career was
prematnrely cot shoat, yet at any rate
he had lived a splendid life. And such
as the parent had been, such were the
children. S1. I'anl appealed to them to
mnke s new Investment of their liven
•nd heroine touch an he was. Lite would
then cease to be tragedy, hat the only
remit on Agrippa was this : "Agrippa
said unto Festal.. This man might have
leen set at liberty. If he had not ap-
pealed unto Caesar."
who called and 1t would give them ex-
perience of a different kind. They
did not know what was ahead of them.
rise:' set's of i'hrlit'x certainty about What you would seem to be. be real -
the life to which he gave himself and ly
to which he called these- tishertolk : l
premely certain that Hla Lather was
present and working In the world.
A4ore all sorrow and ala, and struggle
and failure, ('hriet felt the preeeure of
■ sovereign power. and the movement
of the Menke love of heaven -it was
that which gave a radiant quietude to
"itnn't 1o(nk for Sawa •* 70• fin I percent It frown hemming an now,
Ystt4Nfttry rehear
ou, resp,nse to the present appeal.
Public benevolence has biaHt the
hospital for Sick ('hlldren to the
proud eminent* of being the finest In-
stitution of Its kind In the world. Its
country branch at Thtstletown Ix a re-
pognlaed model and persona Interested
in child welfare come from all parte of
the globe to Inspect It. Any (-Mid In
the Province of Ontario, deformed or
dlaeaaell, le eligible for admittance to
title wonderful Instltutlon, where the
very finest treatment known to medical
and mintiest eclenee le at once even -
able. There ie no class or creed dis-
tinction. The very beet that any hos-
pital can give Is placed within easy
reach of the poorest child.
Now, more urgently than ever be-
fore, Is tie. hospital In need of contrl-
bntlone and no amount world he con-
sidered too email. Please ask the bene-
volent in your community to help Tell
them that the story of the hoepltal.
roreeint Atty-cevrtt years, he not that of
merely adding eon to rot and ward to
ward. It Ix the ,tory of ■ battle c o n-
stanMy waged against disease and de-
formity. with all the advancing re-
sourete of the medical and enrich -al
ssieneea. it Is • *tory of demand.
which hare ewer exceeded the 'Manila'
reemireea. trot which hare always, tern
met hy genernn■ mimeos to ■ppeele
for a9l. Rat for dile genernaity the
hoapitaal would navy titer* hove boon
h.nkrnpt. Adt yrs nr readers, pease, to
oironokowi
ISAM, ININISIOSIJNwves . Hta apfi amid trrewtl7firi isW i:Att4( RfYfiKi4TC•.•t •
lad We tar *fetes buried as.. � Vcr•erbrv. ifltl4.
Little Jaek---"Are you the man whet
gave the kitty to my Oster last week?"
Big-hearted Joe --"1'e*, my little
man.
Little Jack -"Well, ma *ay, to come
over and take them all hack."
• • •
WORLD MISSIONS
11 h*s not peen sexy for the Indian
to torn from the exciting life of ■ hun-
ter and trapper to the more peaceful
one of an agrIeailtarlst, hot In ',pate of
dlneour*genenta many an. mskltvg gnM
In Chir line. tie,. Mr. Turner I. Again
my anthoe:t)' f,,r the• tat no 111 that
the !nonan. of the 1'ratrie Prnvinres
have ronributeel as much se a mttllon
bushel• of wheat In year to the trop
of the We -t Koine of tht best -kept
farina In tie. Dominion are os the re-
h-er f:Y,etgerd -e1.C"" Coo "^-
'wen ca
E DISPLAY OF STYLES__,_
i MAKES .AT .
HYDRO STORE
ORANGE PE BLEND •
re
"Fresh from file Garfish?
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
Clip this genesn ami tnt.1 k wit 11 fee a ila weeks' trial .ubsolpdrr
THE Ci$IETIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Published hp flaw Oaanr!,.,, ar.wow Pvrtt•wnre aootrry
goatee, heassach.astts, 0. a. A.
In n sea ul 'd tM ear red .sora •t IM .mild rra� w ass ta•ecal .rl(...
w .•lt u e.x•rte rafts.
sic t• = •n4 ebndrul eo• hue. port.. a,aAtr
ansae• n adrenal*
rdY. •M. Yes= be alai t. la,a• a S raw hems e
andse
the M .d.. M .( paw and ess. ten. And don't mW Muer. Our na•
and tet aundW and the other rrlar a.
TNI Ctne•rr.r Rer'wea Maweraw. tack on atatl.n, Pesten. Mass
Plana• seed on a fix wanks' trial subscription. I endow on• dotter 1111.
1*a�•. *Wit! *rind
(Addre)
Maw)
oal! Coal! Coal!
When noel require Coal, do not overlook the tact that we carry
OOP of the test grades' of Anthraeitc ('nal mined -the famous Halle -
brook Anthracite Coal. Onaraated no clinkers or slate.
The same appllea to our Plsohontaa Coal and also the Jumbo
temp (tn*t from the Pttishvrgi aln.a. 1519_ Is $p escdlnt Oeal
for your range. Qnehee• heater and fireplaces,
Our ('nal I.,ats yon no more than other erodes.
We earry a fall lino of xlwlf and leave Hardware, Steamfltting
ami Plnmbini «004..
\ami In the time thtt tau are glottis (ho•:ght to ('hrletnrss
',resents. lot me .nggest an UYe irle he(r'teratnw, CAertrie Ironer,
Kiettrle lltlaaiing Maehine. Skates, Silverware, '-t ' , ,: rr stn i1
mimed prHw.
Clens. C.
L� lla' iwaty Sime
��p� vA� rya �r a t t ..t.. H a' be, r
roan ►nitre) • itaietfiemateirbo le `" gkp •,able, ear -s..... iii. ,,.or•r'
,yds (jwe ems * t•! of for
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