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Moos 'oho are portico:Ear in ,the choice of t
STATIONERY
will find our lin* atriet17 in keeping ieith their
ifoire
We have Just received renew shipment of fine Sem and lawi
papetsstioso, containing twenty -tour eavelopea sod :twenty-four
sheets of Peer, cut iu the very latest style and enre; to appeal to
your refined taste. '
Prices range From 30c to 75c
Saturday, Special quality Checeletli
Regular 7$c. r'For 50c lb.
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LEEBURN ANNIVERSARY
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Rev. I. A. Yoruba% D. D. of Toronto,
a Former Pastor'Preaches oe
. Sunday Last
• Sitiday last was a .notable occasion
in the history,of Leeburn Presbyterian
• e eel in irre way of *Peewee,
Mee e, Pete preileied et the e'reteu
and the program epeued %beat the in
Mg of the beiiiii, "Blest be, the tie that
bindle" after whet the fallowiug
numbers were ftivro. Trio. Mises
Nur o and HPIcticP 41141. Mrs. 1)111110,14
$0103. :Sit* Belcher. Miss Scrimgeour
and,Mr. IL Barker; readinge,,Mlie they-
enlock; addressee by R. /L 0. eite-
Wreak,: Pastor of Knox ehureb, Gude*
rich, and Rev. Mr. Turnbull. a Tore
onto; and a duet by Mies Nairn 1444
Mrs. Dunlop.
Rev. Mr. MeDermid epee* briefly slid
brought congratulate:ins fermi the *de-
ter ceweregation of Knox. ebureh.
Goderieb. to the pastor, einem *ad
member*, of Leeburn eliureh op the
successful 411111VM1411 0e4ViviNne akUt
referredto the late Rev. De. Ur*.
whom, he had not had the pleasure of
treatment ' of AMsubject "Christ, the
Only Supply of "the World's Greatest
Nee
Thesubjeet of the sermon at Gode-
rich Township in the afternoon and of
the sermon in the evening at Leeburn
;was eThe Greater. Biestaing," based
Wen the words of the Lord.Jesus, "It
is more blessed to give than to re-
- congregation, the services marking 11
ceive," One feature .or the service WA,
double anniversary, the fortieth of Mei
thereturn of several ,members of the
founding at the clivreli and the Weil- (Moir of forty years ego, the organist
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ty-fifth of the ministry of Rev. Jas. P;.• 01 that time, now Mrs. W. F.• Clark,
Hamilton. The preacher for the deer presiding at the organ. °Others would
was Hee. 3. A Turnbull, D. D., of West liked to have been present'had it been
thumb, Toronto, a pastor of Leeburn possible, as was, indleated by tr letter
church of the early days nearly forty from Mr, Harry Horton, ot Bala and
- years ago, and for the past thirty Years Florida. ,,The services were, notwith-
a tenant of the -pulpit he now oeou- standing the wet evening, remarkable
pies, hearty and helpful. Miss •Serinageour
His text at the morning service Was and Mr. /telpher, assisted in the set.
Aets ea, and the large congregation' vice of Raise throughout the day.
• was delighted with an, exhaustive On Monday evening a Noy one sole
and entertainment was held at the
°buret), the banding being peeked to
el Thea re In ba8
lsiderably after the 8 o'clock immune-
! the doors. 'A row]. supper was serveU
the ement from 6 o'clock to eon -
PROGRAM
FOP Wasik -Nov. eth to lath
Monday and. Tuesday,
OpcnIn ot NeW°.sleeep- 1921 Series ef,
Paramount Arteraft Pictures • This
Series t all the VERY NEWEST.PARA-
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_PARAMOUNT _PICTURE •
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Starting a New Serial DeLux
JACK DENIPSEY
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• This was reeommended to es as the
very best Serial to be had. Don't. miss
a simile Episode. •
Free Matinee Monday 4 4.13 p.m. sharp
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Wednesday and Thursday
A GOLDWYNPICTURE
MADGE KENNEDY
"The Truth"
CAPITOL COMEDY
"The Widow's Night"
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Way and Saturday
A SELPICIC. PICTURE
CLARA' KIMBALL 'YOUNG
IN
."Glooling Gheaters','
SNUR POLL? Y ty. COMED
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BRITISICANADIAN PATHS NEWS
red, end there was plenot good
-things to eat: in fact the good people
connoted with -Leeburn church hal
provided im lavishly that, after the
large crowd of Monday night had flatte-
ned their appetite tee theIUU, there
was enough left to have a ten -cent -tea.
Minotilleed Pie the following eVeiaing.
When it ;eame to seating the ,people
in Pe eeditariumeof the,. aura for
the entertainment following the sup..
pere the eapeolty at We. church wee
ftleed to its Utmost. The .aisle •was
closed •up 'completely with chairs. and
the choir • seatseaiso wOe Mled. The
pastor, Rev. Sas. Hamilton, presided ID
happy mauner, and an excellent pro:
grain Was given to the evident delight
'of the audience, which was very lib-
knowing but Who had had such an
influence) on bath the • Lgeburn
Knox chereimi. Referring to Rim Mr.;
Turnbull Mr. eteDerMid pointed Out
the tribute to his worth which the
fact of his IlO-ar pastorate in a ten-
tre of culture with to Toronto Implied.
Rev. Mr. Turnbull. in his remark,
had a pleasing combination 42; huMor,
good trainmen sense and deep rellieloue
feeling. The Desiree 40-15-304e blue
been displayed at the 'front Of the
church and. thee() Mr. TOrnbull Used
as his text for a sort et historical *ere
Jes of reminieeeneeti of the ehuroh.
Forte Years ago the Leebure eleereb
was organized and- it was the follow-
ing spring whet the speaker carne to
tete • charge of Leeburn andKnox
cherchee. Mr. Turnbull said he was
born and brought up in Huron county,
attended high school here, and began
his ministry here and, he always Mon
a pride le the good old County-ofRule
on. •
Coining to the second figure on the
scroll, "4" Mr. Turnbull recalled that
it wee 33 years ago when the present
pester of theeeheireh was ordainedi
Ills father, the late Rev, Dr. HAIR -
ton, Wai'. moderator of the church. in
St. Marysto which Mr. Turnbull went
after leavingeGOderich, and •the Speak-
er paid a high tribute to the epitituan.
ty and to the ;helpfulness of Dr. Ham -
I11011 to himself, then a 'young minister
111 the church. His son, the present
pastor at •Leeburn, , was but followtng.
in his father's 'fobtsteps. MR sPenela
kven years in Ste Marys Mr. Turn-
bienlirsaid he had 'gone to Toronto.
where.heehad been for the past thirty
years, and What suoeess be might have
had in the Master's service be laid in
large. measure to the credit of the late
Rev- Dr. lire's influence. .•
About the , time. Mr. Turnbull tame
to 'Ooderieb, the ladywhe afterwards
beesene Mrs. Damilten, came to heath
in 'the High. School here,- and thirty'
Tears ago he had united 'Mr. and Mrs.
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Hamilton in, marriage. Then twenty-;
live years ago. Rev. Mr: Hamilton
en-
terd on . the pastorate of . Leeburn
church. Me. 'Turnbull paid e• very,
high tribute to Mrs. Harnilleies ability.'
placing her in the very ferefrent of
women "'church %niters. • • •
The Inileence that had gone eue from
Leeburp churelieduriee the 4Q.years of
its 'existence eternity only:. wind re-
veal. Looking back over',his own m
'tatty Goderieh, in St. Marys and in
• Toronto) the, speaker daid lie, often
wopdered how much of ateemplisle;
ment for the Master there had been,
and asked himself the seriouti
"Mee, I 'done my best, roy veyy,
best?" • He closed,.-' 11 reciting the
hymn, • "Trust 1111 God 0. do the
right," and,thie was the sage and,
exhortation he lett:with, the ; •ople.
UNDAY, NOV.. ith
Rev. J. E. McCauley
will preach at the s
Baptist MoMontreal Street •.,
SUBJECTS;•
Morning, 11 o'clock
'When. Work Is Service'
fivening, 7 o'clock
• "How Much Power Has
God P"
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,3p.m. Bible School,
8 p.m. B. Y. P. II. Meeting
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• A heartywelcome to all.
• T&iit. means YOU.
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ship service at 10 a. m. The Men's
Club will meet with the elassea in this
service. A Jul attendance of
ehurch's membersbip is anticipated for
this opening meeting ' The 'Mission
Band evill held a rally service at the
same hour. The Lord's Supper will be.
celebrated at 11,.;:eelooke Service in the
evening at the usual hour.
The Quarterly Official Board will
hold its regular November meeting on
Monday night at o'clock. °
. The Epworth League will meet on
Tuesday night at the usual houri
The -Nile League will be our guests and
the topic will be °token by their :AldenRev.
Rev, H. Boyle ex -president of the Newer
foundland Conference, Let -Oer!
member he elite() -gm our visitors a
cordial welcome,
Messrs, Wm. Etaillie,; Charles, Garvin
and Andrew Millian attended the No-
vember district meeting at Nile as de -
legatee on Thureday. — • •
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AUTO TRACTOR, MECHANICS, vur,
CANIZING. 48 to $12 per day. Men
waited 1111 present demand eutome.
bile mechanics, driving, tractor operat-
ing. tire vialcaniziere oxy-acetylene
weldIng, etorage battery electrical work.
We teach theme trades. Practical train-
ing. Only few weeks required. Day
and night classes. Write free catalogue.
Big, wages. Steady • empleement,
Ilempbill's Auto and Gas Tractor
Schools, 163 King St. West, Toronto.
We give tree transfers tosotir branches;
Canada and U. S. Largest and most
'practical syistenl Motor schools in the
world. Endorsed by auto s.ssociations
and tractor firms. Be sure it is Hemp.
hill's. Accept no substitute. •
Ali Canadian and British Pieture Ser -
Vice
• The' Stet is pleased tobe. able to
announce) that it has secured an up-to-
date picture service, which will in
uture lie practically alb Canadian and
• tish. scienee_ of current .entetera,
Peo• and events of the day, will be
e• ted from week to Week, and
t will, in the main, be of Cleft-,
n and British doings and persons.
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Seasonable Goods
Slippers anl Pumps
KOSY• EUMFY" Slippers' or the house, "BEAUTIFUL
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BOUDOIR" Slipperk for the bedroom, and a lovely ranee of
Dancing Pumpii and :•,:ippers, in kid and .patent leather, for all
occasions. °
We have everytiOng you need in
Rubbers.
Can fit every style �r make of shoe, and our " DOMINION "
BRAND are the best procurable, and have stood the test for years..
Felt Shcies
of every description for Men, women and children.
Do 'not Nil to see our splendid lines of
SPab and OVer•gaiterS
• in various shades and pattern's, they ote extremely popular, but Le
sure and eotne ,early, while your pardcurar size and choice is here.
• Repairing
ialways given our Careful Attention, and undertaken by an expert.
using up.to.date methods and first class materials
Sharman's Shoe. Store'
W. Reg. Shaman, Prop.
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The singing of the Nattorial
bropght the evening to a elose.-
number from Godericei and epregeerene
•GriderieN-Townehip attend)
ane, as. well as the people of the sur-
rounding country. This anniversary
oeeasion will be one long to be ree
membered. '
AMONG: THE CHURCHES
MISS' Maud Deemer') is Attending the
Provincial Sonday. 3chool Conventiou
at St. Catharines as a delegate from the
North St school.
eunday, Nov. 7111, Baptist church,
Montreal St.; pastor, Rev. J. E. Mee
Cauley, will preach. 11 a. ire, "When
Work is Service:" 7 p. m., "How Much
Power .lias Ood?" 3 p-; m., bible
school: 8 p. m., B. Y. P. U. meeting.
Victoria St. Niethedist church, Revj
J. F. Reycraft, pester. Services for
Sunday, Nov. '1th: Morning 11 a. m.,
sheramentel service; 3 p. rei. Sabbath
reboot and bible class: evening, 7
p. m., subjert, 'The Day that Never
Comes Backe' ' •
• Evangelical Church, Colborne and.
Gedericb Townships. Rev. W. H.
Campbell, B.A.,R.D.. pastor. Services
'for Sunday, .Nov. 7th. At Colboine,
missionary service at 11 a.m., Sabbath
Sebool at 10 a.m. Service at Zjon
South at 8 p. m. Pastor's subject,
"The Uniqueness °of Christ."' The
pastor will preach. the Nth Hermon in
the series.
Knox church:" Di'vine worship next
Sabbath morning and evening conduct-
ed by . the minister.' Subjects of sere
mons, 11 a. me "The efainfesto of the
Bishopee" 7 p. we, "The Stress of a
Great Enterprise. sahhattO school and -
bible classes 'at 3 otelock. Y ,
Mr. Geo. Kenyon, who has been.. en-
gaged as Waist . and choir master
in Knee church, will begin his dutlee
next Sundae. •
,eerbe fit. Andrew's Club and the earls'
Bible Crass held a very jolly Hallo.
we'en party in the leeture room of
Knee eluirch on recto evening last;
when about seeenty young peopiepar-
ticipated in the fun. lender the lead.
ership of Mr. :Wilde, a number of in-
lereteting (and arniesing • ernes were
f
piayeel. , and all entered eartily hit(
the enjoyment ef the eve ing. At the
dose. refreshments, suitable . for the
occasion,' weee 'served, this part of ,lij
entertainment being- in charge of 'Misr;
Stoddaart and the social committee oil
the Girls' Glass. - ; • •
The best compensation for doing
things is the ability to do more. •
• GODERICR MARKETS.
° melee market Reports on page 3.
Wbeat, ,....2 00 to 200
Flour, per owt.„ family 6 50 to 650
Flour, patent.., ••• • 6.15 to 7 00
Bran, per ton 40 00 to 45 00
Shorts, per ton 45 00 to 47 00
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Oats 50 to 00
Barley , 94 to 5
Buckwheat 00 to 25
• Hs.y, .20 00 te 25 00
Butter per 1b—Dairy • 0 56 to 057
Eggs, per dozen .. . .. ..........0 60 to 0 60
Hogs 18 00 to' q.8 00
Cattle, butchers choice10 00 ter 11 -00'
Cattle,belchersordinary-00 VO to 10 00
Bologna. Bulls, per lb • 6 to • 7
Lambs, per Ib 0 09 to 010
Potatoes, new, per bag .... 1 00 to 1 00
Hides 4 00 to 500
ieheete4 a • 005 to- 0 06
Quarterly meeting servicee will be
held in the North St. Methodist eliureki
'next Sunday, beginning, with a felloW
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