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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1934-7-26, Page 6-•-Thertday, July 211th. 1114 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Hooper and Their Work in Abyssinia the following letters tell of the work dead Z. Ralph Hooper and his wife and daughter In a leper mission in .lbyx'nM. Dr. Hooper was a teacher on the staff of Goderlch Collegiate In- Stitute before be entered the medical profession. His wife was the former MinnieBlacken, Q i gbter of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Strachan of God - 'rich. Furl 1s tbe site of the Leprosarlum and is situated about SU miles from the capital, Addle Abate. On every aide are mountalne and the sun Is ris- ing and piercing the broken clouds with bands of gold snd glory. The sty In the east is resplendent In its robe of variegate.] tints. Words seem to be inadequate to dererlbe the beauty of toe heavens at the time of sunrise. One U .vuatralned to say with the Psalmist, "I to the 8111* will lift up mine eyes from whence cometh tiny help" The handiwork of God's majestic power appears in all Its mar- vellous arvellous grandeur. Promptly at 6 a.m. the sun rims the INFANT'S DIARRHOEA Corrected! Frequent movements are nearly al- ways due to an irritation in the tnteatines set up by fermenting food which has not digested. Baby's Owe Tablets gently and promptly aid nature in getting rid of this irritation. "At the first signs of peevishness or diarrhoea," writes Mn. Alton A. Percher, Glenalmond, Quebec, -I give Baby's Own Tablets and in a very abort time baby would be well and smiling hie thanks." They are a Ws remedy for all simple baby ail- ments. 25c at all drtta stores se, Dr Williams - BABY'S OWN TABLETS horison. The master of the bow* U astir. It is hla duty to open the door to the house staff, as they report for duty at 6 a.m. He attends to the taoreine beverage, which 1s a plat of water flarored with Orange Just, ar 1n default of this, time juice. Promptly at 7 a.m. L the call to breakfast and following that Is family. worship. _.What a Joy_ Itde, tD .present the needs, known and unknown, of our loved ones and friends. Many of tbelr needs are, of course, known lc as, but many are known only to our heavenly Father. Thus we join with those prayer warriors at home and those who hold the ropes while we descend into the darkness of heathendom. At 8 a.m. a bell 1s rung to summon the servants and the lepers—those af- flicted with the disease that brought Naaman into prominence, and, praise God, Into deliverance. This service L In the open air with the lepers gath-+ ered to one aide. The superintendent, I Dr. Hooper, reads end explains a few verses of Scripture and closes with prayer. This 1s Monday morning and on this day the lepers receive their injections, and also vtber cases are treated at the clinic. These stricken ones are In various stages of advancement of the disease and In varying degrees of de- formity and mutilation. This com- pleted, the Doctor needs to go into town with his interpreter. The horses are saddled and off they start on their numerous errands. Medicines have to be selected and supplied purchased for the hospital. The daughter of the honte,. Tripe l Helen, undertakes to superintend tbe feeding of the borers. Early in the morning she is off to the farris-bate (the stable). Wby cannot the horse boy attend to the horses? Is that not his duty? Yes, to be sure, but these servant; are an uncertain quantity, Next she has to give orders to the gardener and see that he 1s at bis work. This 1s now October and 1n the Ile -r the --Turnover the Larger the Profit OUR AIM I8 TO INCREASE TURNOVER MD DECREASE PROFIT ---LIST OF REUt ('ED PRICES FOR TIUS kV11:15K,— KLEENEX K.-- KLiCENEX Sun 611111MAketial 4k Linden's Bala for Sunburn Large Bottle lido 184 Tissues 22c Sal Hepatica, small 211c Sagisb Toffee, Ram and Butter 35e, Dr.- 2)e. P1ltsse. Developing and Printing Bathing Caps lIe up Takk_un Powder Ib, Tine Ele Od►R*Ne (me tas)....33e, 40c Colgate'. 8bavilg Cram Tube Statiettssry, Writing Paper, En- velopes, Ido, Pens laspsadeut Teeth Paste (ns tax) 43c Rine% for Hay Fever and ABMs - 310 Capstsps tl.N Mum (no tax) 35e Creolne Ib. Bettie 2Se —BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUG STORE Dunlop pbell, . ,Lauder, rWigle_ PHONE I PHONE 90 PHONE 19w PHONE 45 ---GODRRICH S -1 L Superior Stores "For Greater Food Values" —Money Savers for Thursday, Friday and Saturday— OXYDOL Large Pkg.' 17c PORK AND BEANS Aylmer Large Tins 2 for 19c CORNED BEEF- Bove Brand 2 Tins 25c PEANUT BUTTER 3 Star Brand 25 -os. Jar 25c CHICKEN HADDIE PLUM JAM ORANGE MARMALADE 2 Tins 25c 32 -os. Jar 23c 40 -os. Jar 29c MIXED BISCUITS Centennial.. 5 Varieties Lb. 19c RED ROSE KETA SALMON 1 -Ib. Tin lOc LIFEBUOY SOAP. ' • • — AYLMER CATSUP_ ROMAN MEAL 3 Oakes 25c 12 oz. Bottle 14c Pkg. 31c CORN OR TOMATOES Standard Quality' ..2 Tins 19c CERTO Bottle 29c KEENE'S MUSTARD . �4's 26c %'s 49c —BRING US YOUR EGGS -- J.7. McE9VBN J. CALVIN CUR PHONE 118 or 218 middle of March theta wallet a 'lade flower. Tbe hills were bare and rocky. Once then the ironed has been ter- raced; grew has been grown; hun- dreds of flowers planted, and, thanks to the Creator, the place is now a bow- er of beauty and myriads of flowers now show forth Ms praises and bear eloquent tribute to (be One wise has provided both rain and sun. The wilderness bee been made to blossom like the rose. The nest point of supervision L the kitchen. Ali agree test 1 1a le of the greatest Importance. Meals have to be plagued and instructions given. Wben this 1* completed there U the never- ewLlag_-tank of lama/titat udy to DS tackled. This requires seal and con- centration, ae well M application, Four hours a day 1s tbe minimum for every day in the week, Sunday ex- cepted. Just now several lepers are seen ascending the h111. They must be re- ceived to their quarters, given blan- tete, suits, mattresses, and dishes. Their bletory must I --e taken, medicine administered and other arrangements made. It is now noon. At this hour all the workers on the field assemble for a short eeasy _sf prayer. Then lunch and rest, to be followed by other du- ties numerous and nameless. Evening is aeon upon us and dinner followed by family worship. An hour or two are then speut in reading some standard work, as Dickens, theft, or Eliot. Tuesday we must be off to head- quarters, about four miles away, where we are to inspect some treking outat and get some suggestions for trektng and then bare lunch. Be- fore we depart an operation for aden- oids on a child of one of the mission- aries is attended es by the Doctor. `Fbls lt'ek4ng to -lerconnection with, the annual tour of the stations of the mission by the field superintendent, I)r. Lambie, 1n wbkb Dr. Hooper is asked to join. These conferences brim together the district superintendents and at the same time afford an op portunity of Bible study and prayer and thus enrich Christian fellowships and deepen the spiritual life. We arrive home about 5 in the even- ing, and, as this Ai the birthday of Helen, there are some extra duties, as a surprise party has been planned by the misalonarles at headquarters. About twenty arrive and a most en- joyable es -ening is spent, concluding with prayer by tbe field superinten- dent. Wednesday evening is observed as a night of prayer by a.I the miseonaries on the station, when at greater length the needs may be presented. Thursday—Round of duties among the leper huts. What joy 1t brings to these aZleted, but often very happy creature., as we talk to them of Christ Who loved them and died for them and was able to Beal them by His Word. Friday—la a busy day of seeing Sheets for the llospitat.---We---bear called down to ua, "Ob, Mother! we need more ebeets. The abejedld (fac- tory cotton) has souse. elan you run up some? It does seem such a pri- vilege to do anything for the lepers, so we have a small Dorcas Society 1n Addis. The number in the local branch 1e two, the writer and Bolili, the interpreter, who Is also assistant at the hospital. Haring a pride of poaltion (very common In Abyssinia and not confined to Abyssinia, either), he Is a general source of amusement to 18. household. Bogaila was with the Doctor for a year and was then left down country to act as Interpreter In opening a new' bet be.3oaged sac b e old _ . - clatlons end so wended hike way baa to Addis to appy for position as in- terpreter to his former master. He stood for a short time turning the handle of the sewing machine when l hear, "Madam, I mat=t sit down." 1 ask, "Are you ill?" The question an- swers itself as I look upon a stalwart ex -foot Abyssinian sof 'splendid ap- pearance. Having procured a chair be Le ready to continue. By 4 o'clock the aheete are ready. My daughter 1* etltel and we proceed to the lepers, where they are given a lesson In bed - making by Helen. She dons her gown, and armed with rubber gloves she gives a demonstration of the art. of bed -making. The lepers are greatly in- terested and are required to put into practice their instructions. tbome of these have no fingers, leo the others act for them. Being quite satisfied with their efforts they file out to go to supper, which coaslets of Injera and watt, a very highly seasoned concoc. ton of red peppers 1n liquid form, and milk. This, to them, is a ban- quet, and for each one the cost is Just a little over tt.tee cents a day. 1 wish you cbuld see tbeir faces when they receive tbelr three-piece suite, consisting of trousers, coat and Mamma, and this costs about 85e in our money. Their blankets cost the same, and a mattreee is but 24e. To ani this is added a cup.. and saucer, and. most Important, a bar of sioap. A bath 1a taken, a rare experience for most of them. They have how changed their rags for a new cult. There seem" Ube aqui planatlr, 1L* lly with the mystery. abs services and I being revocably' might, 5* well Word. Sunday 1e a vices held for mea,, ren. The me; ar'4 baric through as Doctor and Mr. toms. Mrs. Oil nate with the women It gad looked Stirrer fur an joined heart - the swotted attends our that *be 1a by the 8481, of Ills ored to ser - and child - weed in Arse ter by tits :ba .aka myself alter - rough an inter- preter In Galla, while my daughter Helen takes the children eaeb Sunday 'TA' Gall(. On !Very -aide we gee daft- ness, disease, and death. It is a re- gion where !eaten ruler and rules wit! great power and tyranny. Only the light and might of the Holy Spirit can match the powers of dsrkness and present in attractiveness the love and the life that are theirs through CbrIal Jesus. The Crow la the one power that masters the forces of stn and Sa- tan and tbis we proclaim that 1t may bring the light, life, and liberty which tide country so badly needs, MINNIE C. B. HOOPER. • • .e- - - ANOTHERDAYATTHE LRllO8AR11:iI Monday afternoon the Doctor, on his rounds of inspection, discovered that two of the lepers were seriously in. It turns out that they bad procured mer- curial ointment for the declared pie - pose of applying same to some sores on their legs, but with the real Intention of anointing their bodies, as they had heard that thls was a certain way to recovery. They were suffering from a high grade of mercurial poisoning and these canes are usually fatal in Ave or six dayw. They were taken to --the bospitate and placed in rooms where they could receive special attention. Word reaches the house. and lielen and my- self, with the only servant available at the time, proceed to prepare the room. A11 the rooms are the same. The explanation is an empty treasury. Wby, but have you not Weis there six months? Yes, but some one in the homeland 1s not heariug God's volts in America 1n rega-d to lepers. We take from our home enough to furnish a room as tre.t we can. In the space of half an hour It is fairly comtortabie and the two afflicted ones are carried tn. Oh, tow sick they *rot Nice chaps. Yea, 1 would remind my readers that they were once respected citizens, able to make their living and to provide for tbelr families, but are now outcasts -from human society et east—but not necessarily as far as their heavenly Father is concerned. Yes! Does no one rare? Yes, there are some wbo really care. We have not yet a nurse, as our nurse from Australia, wise arrivedsee- eral weeks ago, was seriously igJetred Sunday Afternoon By I8LBEIL B LMII1TON Oodericb, Qat But Tbou bout needy bretbrea here, Partakers of Thy grace, - Whoa* names Tbou wilt Thyself me- - Before th. khther's face. And In their accents of distress Thy pleading voice 1* beard le them nos dehJWt be-£}vtLed_ "-ltd fed And visited and cheered. —P811119 Doddridge. • • • PRAYER Grant, we beseech of Thee, that we may pay good heed to Thy word, so that our lives may become copies of Thine own. Amen. • • • 8. & LESSON FOR AUGUST dib, 1034 Lessen Tapia--Blfsba Heys *8. Need. Lessee Paseege--11 Kings 4:1-7, 42-44. Golden Text--Mattbew td: 441. This chapter has been described containing what may be termed Eli - she's private miracles, The first of thews relates to the multiplication of the widow's oil. The husband of this woman is brought before ns as one who was a faithful worshipper of Je- bovah, and on that fact the widow seems to base bar appeal. This 1s in some respects wrong, and In other respects not unnatural. It was wrong 1n the sense that no one has a right to expect to be regarded as pilon on any hereditary account. The woman :abutted i -hu banda. estate bad it was, but she did not Inherit neces- sarily her husband's good cbarscter. The .fact, however, that she referred to his religious character showed she expected some good to come her way on that account. It appears that the law of debt was one of remarkable se- verity, alike In the Athenian and Ro- man law asst also in the law of Moses. In the cane represented by the widow the creditor claims, now that the fath- er is dead, tbe services of the sons, as Ike was by law entltkd to do. The way In whkh Ellsba addresses hlmselt to the circumstances of the case Is very slgnlfcant of the method of Jesus Christ. Ellsha asked the woman, "What Weill I do for thee?" Jesus often asked the same question of those who came to Him for bealing or relief—"What wilt thou that I shall do unto thee?" No doubt the prophet knew what the widow wanted, yet a good purpose was to be gained la causing bar to state her case in her own words. Ellsha asked another question which Jesus Christ aleo put he day atter Ler arrival when th sen on some occasions. Mahe said, •' from her horse. We sent L baste for J e, whirt hast thou In the boos a nurse at beadgn-trters. - Ail that J Christ asked the before Iledisciplesow can be done day by day is done and it theybad g I� nultlt proceed to satisfy the Lunger of the multitu It is God's plan to start with what we have. He will first take everything t la in our hand, and then proceed to His own work. Thus we become fellow -worker with God. Now E1aha proceeds to his work "Go, !borrow thee vessels abroad or all tby neighbors, even empty vessels." Rat this was not all he saki; he added, "Borrow not a few?' Then comes an instruction wbkb compares strongly with what Jesus Christ Himself stated with regard to our action In prayer. Tbe woman was commanded to shut the door upon herself, and upon her soon, and to pour oil into ll_the vessels. "And it came to pass, when the resseis we're full, that she said unto her son, 'Bring Inc yet s vessel: And he said unto bar, 'There is not a vessel more! And oil stayed.' It was the vessels that were exhausted, not the hand of God that was emptied. A notable lesson this, that It la never Cod who fails but niways roan who comes to the end of Ids capacity. Another miracle 1s recorded in verses 42-44. Good fortune now seems to bare be- fallen Enable Pions Israclltee were now transferring to the prophets what,. had once been given to the Levitical priests; hence they brought to Edda "bread of the fleet fruits, twenty loaves of barley, and full ears of corn in the husk thereof." Surely this wee a new thing to Jellaba, and a great change from the mode of life which he had been latterly leading. He he gan life under very comfortable rir- cumstanccw, probably being one of the richest men who, up to that time, had been called Into the service of the 1 Lend. He bad, however, had his time of trial and suffering, bot now the sun seemed t0 be shining upon him, and plenty seemed to be at his disposal. What did he do with 81s good for- tune? It is remarkable that he did not selfishly appropriate It. bot at once said, "Give unto the people, that they may eat." Here again 1s a foreshadow- ing of the spirit and method of the Son of God. Whatever be had he held tor the Deneet of others. The servant said, "What, should I set this before a hundred men?" That is to say, hod small 1t 1s Tor them ; 11 1s more than enough for thee, but how far would it go In satisfying the hanger of a hundred men? Elijah has been oonaidered to . be • type of John the Baptlat, and in many respects Ababa bas been seen to discover traits of character not unwortby of being re- garded a typical of Jesus Christ; he was genial in lite, he was constantly going about in the cities and villages; Isis career was remarkable for the do- mestic miracles which he warted; surely In all these respects he re- sembles, more than any other prophet resembled, Him of wboin Moses and the prophets did write!—(From The Peoples Bible). • • • WORLD 1111�ION8 Wise Are tbe emeses? Tble is a soldiered -battle, snd the soldiers are the 1.100 culpurteurs In Use service of the British and Porelgu Bible Society. Apart from them the battle against ignorance and error could not be successfully waged, for It la they who push home the victory. 1f the vu'porteurs failed in devotion, courage and perseverance, a shrewd TOO E;UOK *»D Banthtgtou Young Mau Wrests Hla Car and MOM Have Been WOW From an auto sssaeb-up 1n wJtla* bis car was reduced to a hopeless heap of twisted metal, Thos, B. Klug, of Burlington, emerged with only a scraped elbow. A second young man, a passenger in the car, aseaped with- out a scratch. The accident occurred on the Blue Water HIgbway near Grand Bend on Saturday atter000n- Driving steed; •t • *yaws; vri:Latatz.t at seventy miles an hour, King, ii* passing • truck In which were Jack and Newton Sturgeon, of Bayfield. struck a rough culvert and lost con- test of his. ear, a aww. dodge According to the measurements of T'ralnc Officer A. G. Rupp, wbo in- vestigated, tbe car began to skid 110 feet from the culvert and continued for 106 feet. The car then left the road and hurtled through the air for thirty feet and landed in a four -foot ditch, along which It nazi for 229 feet, in the course of whkh a hydro pule and a telepbone pole were smashed off, the latter pule being shattered as the ear leaped across a laneway and smashed into It. The car came to rest facing north. The car was a gift to King on his twentylir,t birthday and bad been .. driven only 5000 miles. Visitor Well, Johnny, what would you like to be when you grow up? Johnny—A retired Civil Servant. A farmer turned into his gate re- cently and met a tramp coming out. blow would be stem* at the entire eu- The tramp, greeted by a friendly en- terprise. But we need not fear. Front Hullo," mlatook tbe farmer for tbe earliest day* of the Society the colporteura have given valiant service, and those who are now bearing the rden-Wise beat of the -day ave to the great traditions of the past At the present time they are far, to tate with enormous obstacles. Econ- omic distress and the postal reatlesa- ness of the world make more diflkult a task that la never easy, and doubt- less there are times when ft 1s bard for them to go on bravely and hope- fully. That they do so speaks more highly than any words can do. The .•olporteurs—who and what manner of men are they? It da the policy of the Society to engage nativee of the various countries to undertake thla work. Obviously they know their fellow -countrymen tetter than any foreigner can know them, std they hare not to overcome the Initial pre- Judlee which a man of another race might neo easily excite. They can adapt their methods of work to the temperament and habit. of 18a people, and, generally speaking. render more effective service than Could be given by those who do not belong to the country. There are, of renrse, excels tion•! cases In whieh a non-natire e?• makes a most efficient mlportenr, but hat be Is the exception that proves the Lel rule. does seem for a time as 1f tbey are to be saved. Helen makes twbed Jackets the first of the kind that they pave ever seen. The cotton bad j4{ arrived from town dies top dent space of tinea thWAritil cola ed tato ggy- meats. This 1D the Nay of email things." ---- - On Wedneobry Midst -shoot 10.80, as the Doctor L getting ready for bed, there is a call and he Is told that the orderly la going to the sick men to give them a drink finds that one has died. This is a shock to all of ns and we are greatly moved. He L only an lcedletledeRtfeeitlifedeed unknown, as 1s one for whom Christ dled. lie s some friends in Addle, but 1t is possible to find them, as streets e have neither name nor number. Arrangements now have to be made his burial. For the sum of serenty- o cents (72c), one man pre.enta bun- t as willing to undertake these dn- . Ile Li to be buried 1n a church - d. We find later that when they iced there they were refused burial had to go to another churchyard ong wry off. Before they leave we d a burial ser,Ioj. The Doctor Is aged in a moat serious operation cannot be spared for a moment. It he first time tbst I have ever been led upon to take each s service, but tbe stillness of that room, througd interpreter, we raise our voices to that He may speak through this vice to these carriers about their I's welfare. Ike nearest approach to a stretcher a ladder. This 1s covered with ghs of trees and on this the y la placed. (,n the bo ly beautiful era from our garden are placed h love and care. I wish you could how these men .re impressed with se attentions to one of their own ber. Does it pay? Just as a cup old water that LA given In the name hrlat. I stood alone for a moment ateh the bearers as they go down Paths ,We must heeds hurry back he operating room. It le crowded t onlookers. They block tbe iigbt add to the dltliculty. I entered the room I enquired, right:•" The Doctor replied, Kish !t were" What a sight 1 be- d. --a hemorrhage that could not ntrolleh; parse feeble and Met- e, and failing badly; Doctor and se fighting a terrible battle with meanest of wlulpmsnt. At last a 11(1 saline is needy and given to pensste for the terrific tow from dc. _— HOLM�CSVILLE to be a complete change physically and also in morale. The clothes make the man In Ahyesinta as else- where. We then vied a very old man who in an 111 but so grateful. On leaving we say in his language, "Ood bless you," and then we ere away to some others. Saturday le a full day, as all the duties of marketing beep to be con- aldeked. The Doctor goes over to i re headquarter* to *sold In an opera sec Bon over there. I"an After dinner we have a eery 'ick woman with all the complications that neem to be pnSelb'e. There is the witch doetor. Whether sip is there as a friend or as one esereising her black magic we do not know. One thing 1s sure—thew witch doctors have a mlgh ty power over the thought and' acts of the natives. They are In terror of the devil and fear to dIeplests. him in any way. Tett this Is a 'tory In it- self. The witch doctor lives nn the site "*OrtIWZIPIIIIHNIPV111" Ig- to ns. The other flay abs visited nnr borne and wee Inter.atsd in everything. When she saw her*.If In a mirror her surprise and delight were nee"mnded. he ha im her for tw gel ties yar err and al hol ung and bt cal 1n our God ser sou T Is bon bad flow wit see the num of of C to w the to t wltt and Astrr- '•1 he! be ca cn n nnr the 8*1 cam revives. The struggle Is continued but now wltb hope, and there is a rest of soul as we feel that victory is assured. It takes gull some boors before things are le order and quiet and calm are restored. For an hour or more the patient has to be watched, as be has a treat in- clination to roll off the table. After some hours he is returned to hie room and eared for. Some cutches have to be releaa'ed even et the rink of per- mitting that torrent of hemorrhage to return. Just as we are telexing from the "train word comes from the neighbor- ing room that the second leper has passed eat. enure er.ough, he, too, has gone. He teemed neo strong and go promising. The ehtdows are length - ns. For n time there doer not pining• Ips must be buried before dark. em to be a .Ina], ray of hope. 11 hurriedly arrangements are made for ma Impossible to Stem that (elm- digging a grave on the grounds This tide. The powers of darkness are ing ns each step of the way. They be felt In their subtle opposition. les snap; threads break like t flax. From the depths of our to de utter a groan to God that oder"toed shove to be a prayer• ears and takes n band. The tide We are winning now and hope fight ea n Need burn hear 1w n Hp h tunes BACKACHE mmoi•_.a•. ttM C A 1h ~ -, . 1a no small teak, as pick and shovel strike Into aimed a sulk' bed of rock. At past the task is completed and we corm a small proceralon and with a few flowers to hear testimony to lova and eare, wound In a sliest he is low- ered Into his rocky tomb. There is a brief bat bright and comforting ser- vice in which the triumph of the Lord Is proclaimed over death and the grave. Darkness settles down upon us as the last rock is piled upon the mound. Thank God for the promise of a better day when He Wali reign from sea to �p tee river anWed rld '-- - - frets , td iSR'' graven and neo mere pain. Ye thall be witnesses unto Me. Mi11Nli1 (1. 8. HOOPER. iSQ1.MEe1'13L.E, July 94.—Mr. and Mrs. la Holtzhaner of Niagara Falls are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred l'otter. Mr. atel We. W. Jervis and Lola spent the weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Randall, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Potter motored to Motel on Thursday to visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. M. Mc- Farlane. Miss Thelma Cudmore 1a spending a few w,.'ka at Orand Bend. Elgin Snyder of Munro, who had --7 to 8 o'dock a.m. been vlatt:ng for mere than a week o'clock with Colborne and Goderkh township relatives, returned home on Sunday. Sureewafsl Se.W —A very success- ful social was held on the lawn at Mies Acheson'• on Wedneaday evening. It was a perfect night, and a large crowd gathered to enjoy the meat and salad supper served with other good adhered to things. After the sapper and social hour together, attention was given to the play put on by ten young ladles from Dungannon. The play was en- titled, "The Three Peg"," and was en- loyed. Tose orchestra from Colon eruct' !applied magic between tete. Early in the evening a game of 8611 ' between Union awe Holmeeviile- played and won with a large score by the clotting team. Proceeds of the affair amounted to 3115. other wander, In gout of a meat. "Nay, mate," the tramp confided, "Dont go in there. The cookie(' but no to much!" L --H. CLEMENTS .11 MASSEY-HARRIS SHOP +new Strout - Gendered Hoadquaers FOR POSING 'HjE�jflQlINNGG �r ■INSMIgHING MURAL REPAIRS Carl W: -Worrell Isar Maud Poona 475 TO Water-taters! Water for Lawns sad Ger- dens may be used from and from 5 to 9 o'dock in the evening These hours must be Applications for lawn or garden eervlee must be made at the Hy- dro Store before use. When fire alarm Is sounded, lawn or garden gervlcea Would be Im- lrediately cut old PUBLIC UrrDdITIES COMMISSION i)(ml'r let thin opportunity go by. Order Kellogg's Cors, Flaked[ from your grocer today. Special Values ser.: -•- "i'.�i Assn ouip .Ili►.1 we, art, Asap* poptdar de ready-Oeat cereal. Maby Kellogg In London, Ont. •