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A1'BI'RN, March 20. -Mina M. Jen-
kins of Clinton is visiting he slaters.
Mrs. J. J. Washington and Mrs. 0
E. Erratt.
Mr. and Mn. J. C. Sto'ts were called
to the vici 11y . of Kitchener owtug to
the death of Mr. Oits's father,-Im
ninety-eighth year. They ars return
uts, on Wednesday of this week.
The Auburn ecboel had a holiday on
Monday on account ofd Ilu i of
Musa V. Sharpe.
Miss Vivian McKnight of H trrlston,
whit, was visiting friends bey* last
meek', returned home on Saturday.
The Maitland River broke up on
Tuesday lay.
Mrs. J. D. Howatt la visiting her
daughter, Mrs. P. Manning, at Londe" -
bore.
On Tuesday, March 20th, Mr. and
Mrs. John Manning quietly ce.ebrated
the forty-fifth anniversary .n' ttrdr
wedding. During the day many of
their friends and particularly those of
Mr Minning's Bible class In the Bap-
tist Sunday school called by 'phone or
perwon•tUy to extend their good wishes -
to them.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillips spent the
week -end with trleods In Goderfch and
el.ile there attended the funeral of
the tate Mrs. Gallagher on fiends,.
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Rev. Dr. Moore Gives
Concluding Address
PORTER'S TTILI.
PORTER'S HILL. Mirth 7._ 22.-0e
Friday evening the Y.P.S. of Holmes-
rI!I* visited the Y.P.S. of Grace
r•lurcb. The night was all that could
be desired, but the roads were 1n ter -
little condition. However, "faint heart
never won fair lady," so the young
l•enple, 'about forty of them, darted
off In Will Jervis' truck. They came
by the highway to the 7th concession,
thews@ to the Cut flee. Quite a few
r sme In buggies. Altogether there
was a good turnout. Alex. GI -nn had
charge of the meeting. Mips McCart-
ney gave the topic; Miss Trewartha
gave A reading; Margery and Viola
Gllddon sang "That Sliver -hatred Dad-
dy of Mine," and Gordon and Lloyd
Rt•.ek gave two splendid soles -dens os
the guitar. After the devotlor,al ser-
vice a number of contests weer. in-
dulged In, lunch was served and the
gathering dispersed
A concert Is to he held on March
27th under the auspices of the iA1IP"
Aid and Men's Clnh.'The program will
:eke the form of a contest between
six from each organisation.
Mr. Will Perdue Is installing the
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Hydro, which we hope to he ahle to
.•v ii amTOrTfre eV II1S'ThtrPtftk'Af=.
Can't lay if Premier Bennett wilt he
present for this event or not. Per-
haps he la too heftily engaged.
On Sunday Rev. R. lis (tale 'spoke
en the observance of the third Com-
mandment. 1112 aermon was -very
helpful to both old and young - and
should help all to be mitre thoughtful
tgaln.t taking the name of Olin. Lord
In vain. ss. He will not hold him guilt-
.ess that taketh Ale name In vain.
Quite a number from thin district
•"trended the funeral of Mrs. Waiter
Hick. who wax well and favorably
known In thla part. Sympathy Is ex-
tended to the bereaved ones.
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Moderator of the United Church
Speaks to Large Congregation
In Bt. Georges Church '"
The ceaclsding service in fur accts.
of Ilse iuterdenumivalional meeting.
eff briNff riensg'm Mises,
erb h was conducted b fore a ,.,pat lty
congregation In St. George's Anglican
cLurch on Monday night. A complete
service was conducted by the rector,
Rev. J. N. 11. Mills. who was assisted
by Rev. W. T. Bunt and Rev. F. W.
eras:, who read the tlrst and secoud
res,ons, and by Rev. D. J. Lane, who
:ed in prayer. The special speaker
fur the service, Very Rev. Dr. T. Al-
tsrt Moore, M.A., L.U., I.L.U., moder-
aeor of the General Council of the
fulted Church of Canada, was intro -
diked by Rev. Geo. T. Watts, pastor
01.\ort). street United church.
Diplomacy, feirett--1111111111 sal
materiallam have all failed. in their
turn, to bring about a reconciliation
t1.ibe whole wgrl4-to_ trace, Bald the
speaker, who urged that the people -
particularly the young men and wo-
men, wlto will be the nation leaders
of tomorrow -turn to Christ, who has
never failed to solve a problem, as
uwlr only hope for peace.
The sermon was inspired by the
words in John 12:15, '-tape not. daugh-
ter of Zion: behold, thy King :ometb."
His coming 1s continuous, said Dr.
Moore, not to occupy an earthly
thione but to rule a spiritual world.
Ile comes to transform our natures, to
stake us just, kind, honorable Chris-
tians. Make Him King of society and
Industry and enthrone Him Is your
national life and alt civil strife will
lee replaced by blessed peace. and the
federation of mantled will become a
Ie,utiful reality.
Many of hi-tory's outstanding loci
(lents were related by the speaker t0
show that at alt thpe. .is the nand of
.less ('hrlet on the helm of the state.
Even nature Is everywhere obedient
t.. Him word -It recognizes the tore-
tetgnty of Jesus Christ, he claimed
u;ren so should the people reliiae
that He is the one and only Leader U
Whom they should place their trust.
Mr. Moore commended the young
people on their inspirational Lenten
~•.Iles. Tbe young been and women
are, he said. doubtless anxloni that
the vision of a world for God he
broadened. He expressed the hope
that the meetings were not merely •
matter of parsing interest for both
young and old who attended, bet would
'Inger In their minds. so that they
would take Him for their Sovereign -
Saviour and follow ilim where He
'cads. do as He commands, said speak
as He says.
"Will you enthrone Him In yonr
hearts tonight and continue with Him
through the week and Into Pam Sun -
rimy? Will you go forward as His
mnhjects. adopting Hle prinelpiea and
'icing His life?' was the final plea of
lir. Moore's stirring address.
The service was very imprea.lve and
inspiring and Dr. Moore paid fitting
tribute to the reverence with which It
was eonducted. A full choir was In
attendance and Mr. Frank Riley, solo -
'IL Wan for Me.-
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XILH, March 21. -Mies Eileen Fes -
,;in returned home on Sunday -after
visiting friends in Godertcb for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pearson of
ieeforth visited on Sunday with the
,a.:y's parents, Mr. and Mra. E. Serum.
Mr. Gordon Snell of Londesboro is
r:citing this week with hist cousins.
MIN. T. Nixon and Mrs. H. Pentland.
Mr. Gordon Smith, who Itis been
a patient In the Goderich hospital,
Will able to be removed on Tuesday
to the home of t,ta slater, Mrs. Thos.
McPhee.
Our local young people are busy
practlaing a religious drama, "The
Little Town of Bethlehem," which
they expect to present In the near
future.
A union young people's meeting of
the Nile circuit will be held at Lee -
burn on Friday evening, M,tch 30.
Port Albert young people will give the
program, Nile will furnish games, and
refrewhmente will be served by the iee-
burn society. All young people are
eurdlally Invited to attend.
The Ladies' Guild met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Feagan. The president. Miss Velma
Finnigan, prodded. Commltteee were
appointed to arrange the year's pro -
cram. It was also derided to have an
evehange of seeds, bunts and peps at
the next meeting. After the business
die:newton the meeting closed and a
dainty lunch was served by Mra John
Feagan, Mrs. C. Feagan and Mrs. L.
Pentland.
Y. P. S. Meeting -The regular meet-
ing of the Young People's Society was
heel In the church on Friday night
lett, with Ralph Shaw presiding for
:he devotional exercises. The Serip-
ture lesson, taken from FA. 1:1-3, 2:
1-10, was read by Hilda Finnigan and
Harold Squire gave a talk on this
psaeage. Mrs. R. Free, also gave •
very Interesting talk on "Enrichment
throngh Church Relatlnnahlpe." Vin
lin solos were given by Fwigar Sbep-
t.erd, and Velma Finnigan gave Cur -
tent Events. Mr. Oliver Anderson of
Auburn, who le the recreational eon
•..nor of the Huron Presbytery Yonne
People'* Society, was present and gave
a very helpful summary of young
people's work and took charge very
.capably of the recreational hone. At
the close of the meeting lunch was
served..- •
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I.UUERICH TOWNSHIr
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. M..rcb li
-Mr. Dave Boal. and Miss Mary
Bogie, of Nile, visited on Sunday at
'Le home of the former's sou -In-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Ful ler.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bogle and
pctadeleNse. of allli visited of Sunday
at the home of the Nadia pa ^^ w
:rod Mra. Thos. Sowerby.
A large number of relatives' and
friends from tbla district attended the
tmnerat of ihs-We Med- WARM. J4kslt
at Coderlch on IS 'turd tv afterno.'n.
Heartfelt sympatk7 la *Vended to the
be'eaved ones.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Amy a;st Mrs.
Jack McKenzie, of Burford, motored
up on Saturday to attend the funeral
of their aunt. the late Mrs. Walter
Hfck.
Miss Jean McAllister has been con-
fined to her bed for over tw,, weeks.
We bope to see her around again soon.
The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnston held a "bed" on tw, after-
noons recently to get out a supply of
wood for them. Mr. and Mrs. John-
ston certainly appreciate this kindness.
Mr. Fart MrAltteter spent the week.
*ad 1n Clinton.
Mr. Reg. Fuller held a wood cutting
bee on Wednesday afternoon, In the
:emb'betongtng to Mr. Fred Naftal. •.
secure bis rummer's supply of wood.
Miss Ruth Evans spent the week-
end at the home of her parents. Dr.
Ind Mrs. Evans, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Andersson. of
London, vldted with the Indy'' jai, -
Pate, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oavddson,
teat week, while attending the funeral
of Mr. Anderson's uncle. Mr. George
Anderson. In Dungannon.
The many friends of Mer.-1lttavy El-
liott w111 he sorry to learn stet: she le
not enjoying the beat of health.
Little Lillie Elliott returned from
London on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Reg. Hamilton of Auburn visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. rel-
ief last week.
The Porter boys entertained the
Harmonica Bend on Tneaday evening
it their regular praetlee.
i'slem aw &Y Nance. -There was i -
good turnout at I'nlon on Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. F. W. Craik, was in
charge, sad delivered an appropriate
pre -Fader sermon on the auhje. t. -"rite
Crowd at the Foot of the ('roll:," from
the tett "And they that passel by re-
viled him, wagging their heads" (Mt.
idattbew 27:30). During the serviee,
Mr. Craik sang a solo "He's the One."
which was much appreciated.... Be-
ginning Monday, March 26th, and con-
tinuing through the week until (sad
Friday, services will he held every
evening. The program for the week
is an follows: Monday evening, Rev.
1bonald McLeod will be the -scaler,
Tuesday evening, Rev. W. T. hunt
trill speak ; Wednesday evening, Rey.
U. J. Lane will give the address;
Thursday evening. the pastor, Bev. F.
W. Craik, will be In charge: toed
Friday evening, Rev. Ur. T. Wardlaw
Taylor will deliver the message. Spe-
cial music has been arranged for each
service....A box >oclal Is being bete
on Thursday evening of this week.
:lbder the auspices of the Younk
i'eople's Society of Union church. to
the Orange hall.... Next Sunday; see-
thes will be conducted as usual. Sun-
ddy school (with Mrs. Mary Phillips
In charge) at 2 p.m.: preaching tier-
s ice, with the pas:or In charge, at
he March meeting�of the
afternoon of this week, at the home
of Mrs. Robert Mcllwain, sr. Mrs.
Robert Mellwain, jr., will have charge
of the meeting.
St. Patrick's Cooeert.-The memory
of the patron saint of Ireland was
well commemorated on Friday even-
ing, when • concert In his honor w•as
held in Union church, ander the au-
spices of the Sunday school. The
church was filled to capacity oy an alr
l.recistive audk•nce. The superinten-
dent, Mr. Robert Davidson, occupied
the chair, and annout,cel the numbers
Ad follows: An address on the lite of
hi- Patrick, by Rev. F.. W. Craik ; a
chorus, "The Wearing of the Green,"
Igc.tbe.cbnol children; recitation, -The
Birth of St. Patrick,' by Elva Orr;
duet, "Reuben and Rachel," oy Maur -
lee Harwood and Eric McAllister; re-
citation, "My Mother's Hands,' by El -
:asp gneiss; "Mother Machree" and
"Peggy O'Neil," by the choir; solo.
-Pinny Boy."'by Miss Ruth Evans;
recitation, "Mary Maloney's Philoso-
phy," by Marlon Colwell; duet, "That
Tumble-down Slack in Athlone," by
Helen and Dave Davidson; recitation
by Everett Mcllwaln; selections by the
114rmonies Rand, composed of Dave
Uavldeon, Arnold Porter, Lorne 1'or-
i"r, Orval Powell, Everett Mcllwain
aid Mrs. Harwood; "The Minstrel
Boy" and "The Dear Little Shamrock,"
icy the choir; and heft, hut not least,
was the debut of the "Kitchen Orches-
tra," which won the hearts of every-
one. This oreheatra, composed of Mra
Pnaillpa (chimes), Mrs. Robert Me -
Dwain (banjo), Miss. Ethel Mcllwaln
(violin), Mrs. Robert McAllister (ka-
zoo), Mra. George Mcllwaln (cym-
Issla), Mrs. Forest Mceldre (dram),
Mrs. Gordon Orr (bagplpeal, Mem.
,ordon Harwood (rumha, arnl you
hire to hear It to appreciate it), •nd
Mra, Robert Devidann (who with
might and main held the different In-
strumenta of torture together. by play-
ing the tunes on the organ), was Ie)
by Professor Dave Lavidson. who
;raided the mnafelans through the in-
tricacies
mtricacies of "mestere' opera. The
-ircheatra fevered with three ae'lectiona,
and, although recalled, their modesty
would only allow them to make a ixow.
Toe ■tmmpanlets for the evening epee
Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. Gor-
don ilarwood. The sliver collection
I,nountel to over $10. The evcn'ng
was brought to a close with the eing-
tug of the National Anthem.
THE FIRST 80111T4
rHw tiro ?latets-.f 19111. tw .epste412
by Yr. Walter P Hick. 17e and him
.ne-In-law, Mr. Cherie. Mwar& no
sled It le the yard •t Mr. niers ptaee
r,n Saturday morning last. Sswtn the
redbreasts will be common; t.et the
fret oma 14 always • velem* herald
of grtag.
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Ontario Election On Saturday atternoun the Park
House was the *MOO of a delghtfu
Forecast for June bridge -tea held by the member. of .\1t
meek Chapter, 1.0.1).1:. The event
was well attended. The gueats were
Il`naflausM from pep 11
received by Mra. D. J. Lane, the new
and wine bill. The second reading. regent of the Chapter. Twenty table.
dib next week, will provide material of bridg: were occupied, rod were lu
for a prolonged debate which may 1'1 arge of a ' ummluer of there. Mr-
H. J. A. Yac•l•:wan, Mrs. J. M Held
Not only will party Toe srrefirsile'tmvt
petty, but sputa to lterly ,.,".s ...r , arittee was composed of Mra. W. 1
slatost certain. The Opposition will. Lich° :►.w. s:. J. Nsira kid Ms"
be as much rtoublel by this nx the Belle MacVka it la reyurlra tort
wl the Chapter freer
w'utataten of dry ur semi -dry rienttl- GI creat.
'denotes wit1 he at a loss whether to i
mrke 1 play for local sentiment or ,o ! R HOLMES, .Ei:-M.P., DECEASED
conform to 'strictly party (hues. I The dealt occurred yesterday at his
Whether or not It was a sound poll- 'tome, di2 Palmerston esterd•ard, Tor-
Nea move on the part of the Gorww
rata to interfere h the liquor spies. ''oto, of Rolerrt Holmes, fur maty i
lion fa a matter which can only' - tee an- years editor of Tbe Clinton New Era
! acct a former member of the Federal
auered in the nalt But. hnvint
crossed the fluidram. It would 1'arllaatent for the old riding of WestHurls Mr. Holmes dad tired lb Ter
have made them rldlcnloms t0 dee oiero elect 1900. when Its was apyolnted
tick. For better or ter •urs.', ,ytveyoe of customs there. He urs .
C.mmervatire partv wits wedded to • superannuated la 1927. He was a
revt.+lun of the lacer and wine remiss -I -prominent member and • part presi-
tios. j ,rot of the Huron Old lBoys'Aaaia•
And t)! Li
bera
l atrt =derided ag - µ„a rt
tc taking the brewery as � T►r�d? i Catharines eighty years ago.
themsetves. They most deRottely j SurvIvIttg kfe hill widow. five daugtt<
make up their minds on this point of tete and two sons. The daugheera are
future reeky before the beer bill de- alta. C. F. Wheaton, Toronto; Miss
IW`Ret.� Re
" itt- ween:` P` Ulnae "Holmes,' Edmontoh. Alta: ,
11 the liquor question 1s not ao pees Yrs. 0. F. Adams, Gracenlutrst ; Mrs.
durtIve of e'e^ten material sg hits
c•G. F. McKelvey, Weston; Mrs. G. W.
hr@n vpe"tel. then the On Kaiser, Saskatcfiewan. The mons are
willnhe
quite willing to devote their Walter G. Holmes of London. Ont.
nndlrtded attention to the public ac atld Marts 11. Holmes of Tomato.
counts' committee investigation of the
I'anl Munro chargPa of fraud In Ilirh
way Ilepstrtinent sonnets - in RIO*
connty. This may yet prove .c better
Jlahling Jtrnund than Ibeher hlIl. Por
one thing. there .1s no possibility of
;be Opposition parties being dtyfdel
on this matter, and, for another, there
Is po doubt- from the persistency of
rumor and the frequency of 'diaries
made In the fest two vera In regard
1•• the Henry Government rose( work
program, -that there I- e-+wwwidesxki.
.ration of puldi•• opinion behind the
present Investigation.
From now to the rapidly approach•
!Inv
attack rtimaxes. The (eve.nntent Is
1',s' no tre••ns on the runhitt it Is 'n
Ise position_ if -tut. Brett with a Imp'
:Ise of trenches to defend. uncertain
where the -ttnr•k wlll'pre•u from one
moment to the nest.
In Premier Henry the party has, to
say the least. n .reimned po'Itl. al lend
,r; tort It w111 require all hl. ability
to deflect the united Opposition attack.
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kleyor Ler, Councillors epreul and
Flocking and Prost/tomtit. TT. rroft nf
tallon which left yes e. ay o'r :
taws to Interview the Minister of Pub -
Ile Works. They will ask (or the ex-
tenelen of the river breaker ter to
moil
newt the north onteide break ter, la
ardor to keep the river . t away
:roam the outer haelbilVr
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