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OTTA.WA.„, 1. ---Parliament thEta
begiot to work"thia )4essioI3. on tt pro-
gram whieh friend, and v6110.041 enenly:
a well liar described. ea extreraely
"Oomprehensi/e.'" The tinie was, Of
einirse„: -ripe-for a ;program of tegielti.
ten, which reflected the- lieW Stage in,
the world Conftiet. " There could be rla
‘ouestiOn that the, successful PrOSeen-
.:
tion 'of the. vier IMO and must eonthwe
to US.Ve 'Preeeaence over' everything
else. It Must be fought out to the
bitter end on land. and -,sea, end in
the. air, with. all the. energy and. all
" the resotirceS that this country can
throw iiite ..But the rifts= m the
clouds l,.0.13.ead „are widening and the
-
. light that comes through is grQWiIlg;
steadily brighter.' ,Tlie people' of this
country as elsewhere' in" Allied', natiOna
are thinking more and, more abeat*the
future l.tud are naturally:atotious that
;the aftermath.... of.- the war "Shall' not ' be
8014 and economic Vhaos.
- Government's Legislative Prograin
The dominant• aint behind the GeV.,
ernment's legislative program is to
plflce Canade'in a position "to meet
the diflieun situation -that will have to
tlevaeta,ted Janda., There Calmat, be
any general_ recovery in world trade --
and Canada' is very dependent on, In.
ternational traiig---nutil the nOW :get
cupled nation" are pelt ou their feet.
We are going to ltelp to feed them
through our. mutual aid volley., Then"
disenesionorttre Xeley otv. with otti r.
countrie% although toe -war is PreYen
ing these diSeussiOns gaining full Ilea
Way, en il.eepening ,the- ettannels ..
internatieea1--. trade through, , the i
Moval of ebStrUctions.. Parliateent
going to be asked to put, its formal se
of approval on Canad0 taking, part0.
-
an organisation of freedom-loviug n
dons ;to enkture against the danger ,f
nevv wars et, aggression. :What fo in
this ' ergaiatZation May take it is ,st 11
imPossiblei• to :forecast, but -coi . its f-=
-heavy the futurepeaceof a' weati d,
Wartorn world, will in. ,great meas te,
depend. That is generally ittekno
ledged. ; .,
„
Itetonstructiort And Social : ItOt
7Ita the flomestie polt y'*;
that -is =the, various 'steps "taken wit in
Canada itself to, Meet the hazards of
postwar years, the program covers a
wide field. of , reconstruction and social
reform. ,The 'broad goal relates to tlie
be faced when victory is= won. Tlie employnient of these wilting to WO It,'
situation must be scanned from the proper nutrition and housing to keep
International ;and domestic *viewpoint high standards of health, insure ce
This country as a ..member.: of the against the privations that conte
froin
United Ilatiena will 'aid in feeding the Unemploym.ent, accident, ,ilt-health,, or,
'Peoples of =countries- that _have!, borne theloSsr Of the breadwinner of tr D24,-
- the privations of ocoupation by the ily, It tdso covers: the rapid and ef-
enemy ami restoring the economy o1 fective :conversion Of industry .f ore
wartire# to pettettimetairoultii, act that
cIvUjtn occupatienil may be
with the leaSt poSsible dislocation. To
refer tothe main opeelfie premboest con -
tabled in the .4er/one:IVO progralal
Floor Price.; ly AllOwititee; Three
•
New 11110104ec
be 'b
Tito, farmere re to assured y
that floors. will, be estab-
lishedlor Staple'fers oaucts. Thi
12 in fuldlinient Of: a state:neat Made
"sonie- wVelto alto: by the. Priine Minister,
It ninis at thet, agriculturists
0. feeling ,of .security in postwar years..
The grant allowances to, tea -lilies'
'new departure in the field ,i)t
-governmental' aid to the people, aV
though ,runkore that something like this
was intended have been Current fOr
some brae. ]few are likely to take anY thiS Provinee, I do not need' VO repeat
serious,0140tion to the objective 'of, en- here. my- eoropliineptary introduction,'
miring an "approach .to eqttalitY of OP! On taking the, -chair _before- he spoke,
p,ortupity" for all, children in' a, 'new but -I may, say that r•sat down; With
Not aiwttie eri vie* rewarded. for
flying what we think' is Ow nice thing
about another. SometiMee It ie.
twisted to mean'sornething else by Saute
itii,rer, or by those for. whoM it was
intended. aki 'Compliment An_ are00.
ing coMe;biack Was Paine froui, .-notett
speaker Whom introducing. to an
, •
audience at a rec,ent lecture., . The
-Speaker ..Wekt no less pepular lecturer
thaw the Rev.' Norman Rawson, of
lxnOwn, many. platforms or,
land:wit ehloolI to neW hoviSoels.' „The the •fooling thet I had done 'my ;part
establis meat • tbs three Plinlarieti ..in„-cununenaino him to tue.thrgo
the Gov rnme which will tultai.niser' enee, said quite a fesirittifings that
veteran.' afro, reconstruction had, lie should be 'Pleased. vvith, respeeting
Seeihl Olfar,O
.dicatio of til
pdstwa plan
.admini erode
interes W A
these rtfoli
have t
power
gratuit
forces
that re
utmost
these"
.freedo
Serious
In
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versio
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Quickly temovedin Clean 8an40:aw11ualcs. Phone.colleGt
910rI6''CXNO STRAT'Olar:
WilliantStone.,Sons,Limited
INGERSOI•Li obttARIO.
nd v
s to the members of thearmed
ii deinebilization is ,sonaething
eires 0 comment -Aid ,to the
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f the country's, ability to pay,
ho 0.LC #gliting the tattle of
is rqt likely to. reeet .-with
(84?..?Sition. .tretn_etlY. quarter. _
str I ! Development Ilat*--
k
man of our Province; xnaY untke
0411.4 to be "famous in having given _
him .the "rotteneet introduetion," to
any audienee be Served,
. This recalls. story that used to be
told in my yoUtIrgabout charralen
a volitive/ Meeting in the'days.of the
agitetion- for Welsh '..diseetablishmeat
Ile WaS Introduchag- „to- ituatettc,
no less a diStingaished Speelcer thun
David Lloytl Geone.. did. it. in
these words: "TheIAishep a _St. Asap.
bas been Speilking against and we
all know that he is -a. very great liar.
Thank efed We have a matCh for blin
here tonight In Ur. Lloyd: George.'"
Like some mere of us; be meant well,
MY, addresses lately have been Olt
the POssession ,of peaces inward tpettee,
and making ,peace ta our own' goinfort
ahd the eomfort of others. When we
are thinking of the terms sof.peaeetand
is ,taketri ats -a clear ine his, busy life and well-known. gilts and looking forward to establishment.,of January 22ad of Carohne'RoY wire ot
Nies L. L Jeckell was sleeted mid- Kelm* and titordon
dextt of the Exeter Ited Crosi4 11;00101 I canard; Afra. Evasion*
14e,14 roOontiY.,,,.3,110,r(ovttel, outer Star'y MOM*
, Detroit Mrs. Chas. Laframboise.
-Williantr*Xtty has retired from • the missionary, being is Vie Jalle0004k
Eluxgetteorr Btayvoa4riltyiott.011,477ec4o.statilo9);_taixt.fter aiserrir,7.1 Interment eazelit' In the „
'-‘1. 1 C4folltvb:nritItt.VCiragrininittele; troas,viineelgt
riuiiz
Anglican church',. Clinton. einCeItily sor ; Dr. itteua,sd, Chicago; 1144
Ilet. 0. NV; :iloore,reefier of 814 WO° ',and Leo, of l)etroit; Wilfred. ot Wind -
1%1* has resigned the charge and left ; mwodore, haine; three sisters., Mrs.
at Durand, — t'cliarZe.rtriatur;rtf' Dol*rdY14;'Vers;: I410Inr.and..t
last week to he,come rector ot n parish i
`TIM -S. F. Davison Son iLatrkiwt".:,0 and one brother, Charles.'
,ttiboius.:0/In;,,,aitisiceya,4.0.t.au'3,Brv:ollsrnsis'ettenlvi:si3OokinraeSgt4hituet:ithwerirmufgler,ini7 x )1:1 tt:::tiet eau ti )1' )4) Ti'irj, (I41111r a' 04 _IA 'W.4 id 'le (1:, Veal 1):9 sati 7111 eatitrts
busitless at Brussels for`nineteen years., ehureh aloe.
The death- occurredut WattOn on
serioesness with which, service =to 'the Pnblie. 131-1t* as le t honorable peace after all this. Jnini!-,s ,U,1Slop.„-ju seventy-first Year. BELFAST
11 be TurSued and tsprang re+his '. t to openbit, leoturO' 1ef)ailiet, 'it fa,' wise „to ,illustrate, ex' Airs. klislOp pi; surviyed by her huSband
be,re•IS naturally Mal% bev.fastetted upon One' suggestion that' eniplifp and egalt, this Artie '4,114,. 'Que. Aughter Alflerf4011
WV be appointed to, .t made, ,and use'd, that with great effet Par. Personal iatia social -relationships. of, North •]ay. liobert Hoy Port
They natira117, with his inevitable 'wit and lrataor to, It was lily Pastoral?. duty at:Christ:0as. Albert and. _Arthur My' of AteGainv are
n of strength, driving turn the tablea- on Me, te the great. anti- the NOW Xear. thee, te try to- get brotherS -of the deceased.
91011 Tlie proviidon of laughter of the audience -and" to nlY soine disgruntled people to,...make over- ..&t, the 'annual congregatiOnal uiect
stablih1rneiit o. an.:.Industrlal
to aid in the con-
fe-wer e indligtries to peace, -,111s-. plunge of merriest humor
_th °ugh Alike . granting ,../4„ and -oratbry for an hoax and a. half:
anddiediiinf enterpriSis 11',RillySen-if4 the -most lateens platforin
,own, enioYment—it was so, tuneY. He tures, of peace -sink their' Pride and lug ,of United-Chu,rch;
said, "That is undoubtedly the rottenest bury their grievanees7--with 'these „with Clinton, WaS,anneunced that til.e att.
introduction I.have ever hatifreM anY „villain they, had quarrelled, 1 ,ara nOt portion of tr$0,000, debt. incurred When,
Platform" From the .great, roar' 5 SO sure X 'aceomplislaed. much,though the cbureh vvas built ,had, been, .eleared
laughter that...followed he led. on Ills I _tried to beas wise as 11 Serpent and off. ....Tile' burning of the notes. repro -
audience to a sidesplitting recital of as barmless.aS a 'chive., senthig the debt Cvas-a.featere of -the
events in his own.lite that can* under ,.,
s , e-kwilero woo in flA oza magagine Proce.edtngs.-of the'. eiTuan-g,-.
'.m3r "rotten „introduetion"at °1/'° tii* a cartoon. entitled "From Adeitne Catherin.R00, wife'
iobservationof ts,e .of tse of
.Tritimph. to Triumph." It showed. a Jalnes 'Sachsen* dl -cainten. OU
r hi s inghosra of
25th in her seVenty-niuticiear
Mr., and Mrs. .jackson med n •
and Culross townships.. and afterwar
in • Stanley before retiring, to Clint
six years 'ago. Besides' the bereave
pi, . niLthwe datigixte
dolt t dly be discuSsed .at
.the House.': There will be
111 hO'V this may affect the
0 Ot banks, l; and lioW the
adv nchig credits will 1.4)ci-
n• p incipie,' however; little
lima been so far ShOw4, A.na
Of
flying over Ails bead. rie had the
-
attitude- of 'reckoning. with .1i:is fingers
,altd. saying. as he did so,. -"Itv 'made
peace with ,Gerraany, Austria,
with :Bulgaria., and' new_ Ifve made
.
BRLF Feb*
Hackett 4X1d thele":s'oris„
Toro* and "Ala.; 4r,..; Motored to Lon.
den Ott Friday;
Mr. and Mrs., George Lane and. son
Clifford and MrS,'3Qinier Alton motored
to Londen Saturdey and Spent the ^
day—Mr. 'and Urs; Lane with their
daughters, Miss llittla Lane,. R.N., at
Victoria r. Hospital* • and . tars. GoIdie
WheeIerr ,A1ton With her
tlaughter,---Miss-gimirW,41ton, and Mr; .
and, Mrs.. Fred - Manning '
.. gr. and Mrs, Dynes - Campbell ,.and.
e son Harold spent 'Sunday afternoen
is, wainriuilthiri5x txhgro ,:ito or:wt. illirel:Illwo ar; Sunday u rci 'reo r4:d aunt; frVtse.erwt:510Larp, , .
ar;st" ,withderbi.ceh;Lal' r' irer:i...._,Ull.:rrQi.stlit4. 'Linttlind'Iell,"'t°t4.10'. ,..'
11'nele.-Malth. ,' diaci at Ike bc'ine '°f her. "weuegk4. twer'itph°7bear': °stistarlitt9ififirts,sPeWnitlfiraesdt
daughter in
rfennurs614re9n0"jauligliiiirtirlth.2E1IT: • The latter., part of -January Wee NO
Iliteltett and. Mr: -Hackett.
montlyille-for the-Inneral. serylea and
,Mild the drOtys have been flYing around
, burial, Tier :, husband, who died in -
as if it were ,spring. 411 the 'pada' •
1939,' was a well-known scheol teacher
now Open for cars. -
and manager Of the. Tnckersittith. tele -,--''?'re
age Pensions -with-seme-other-fortas-peace-wttli. -France. So now ,theres. survive.
et social reform have to aiArait cafifer- oxtly Turkey, Ireland and' Lord North- --Mrs. T. G. S filinglaw; 'formerly'
patters. „borne ,primartlyk Under often tligii_tal_a `,..4.1s.ord Northcliffe."
or wbetu. we have our biggest
ences with -the' Rrovinces as these ' This iv,as in May, 1920. . How
vineial jurisdiction. These conf stences with whom we ‚.'i11 not come to ternis
opli .
the ea , lping. the switch b. -,--is,11.1 doubtless be arranged. when . a
-war . 0 peace lme activities through Alinister of 'Social Welfare has been difdculty to accept the olive- brancli,
cite Is itita tion does not Oren much .aliipinfed. The_plan for housing legis- pur t'Lord Northelifte': Marbe'our.own
grieved, -offended self, - who 'Avill-Iniit
opp r :unity for opposigOn. _ - ' lation of •widet, scope is 1.1citine-wiedged
II It i suranee and 'increasing -old, to be 'a popular:. nteVe- '' ^ gi-ve-iii or give up, but ,go• on nursing
. - .,.. , ,-, - and feeding a fat sense of oftensiye-
ness and , mood of belligerency. tBy
the Nay,- one time at a conferenee in
the Maritintese in* a etusli O. Atte
•
dinner .ta es yf en •.cer xe • e
gen tleinen 'didn't-show-partietilar eager-
'nessiltiv go .throegn the narrow doer-
waY.:19tAe... the long .delayed 1110111, tliut
Wad ileiligerencyr:meaning„. a
.of war ,or anticipating it; was usSci
a Witty parson:wito was beieg CtOwded.
to -the ,door-jamb:by,another.,..very stout
cleric. ge :gave , him .4 peke, the
tvatAt and .cried, belliger-_
ency," With. the accent on.. tfheil."..`,..;
' • ,
it:is .140 time church annual
,ineetings, rathei.7 tilerecords
• _it)hapeniel.,,s,h1_17.4t1hIve
cjaiIy in-Y,ren Central and South :A.merica is cou'r
to moSt people& The:. sister churelk.--4
phone sksteM. , ' wife ' (4' f UalVeeletg elnlinTctliingrretTahte t. 11.We .UliPm..e o6ft
Mairgafet Isabel ,l‘lowbraYt Cyril Campbell on Tuesday' after -
.3011a ,-.4... McDonald, Vinghain, died, on. Mrs.
noon,"Ivith a , small-gathe,ring of the
*January 21st in her sixty-eighth year. ladies, op.. account of the , rain. ,The
Mrs. McDonald was a native of.' East
,S..e.ripti_isp....lpid_itt...L.L.vas given by • Mra.
a- wq-Avauush-nnice•Intii-rr._ ,, . . 10.,
first mink .Aitoolanty urs. aim. 0...,03-a.rigen,
to Henip--13, ntou , ,w o e ;, ... ,
read'thetnenle, NirS. All)ert; Alt04 led
1 -ler second buSband- 'survives, also her 4.,,,
1*()oucivear'd-illau.thetrer`rtiti.errelli. ,7e,tir, ; ,,wcir,„ !°•11:1:=8,tory:a.M:A46Ye-0.ervet ,-.-T.' f6;mhee''t,'Ilt7ovtrra7;41.11:1:goinAg-i'de;eieb:YPI:s•eetiletrinest
mother, Airs. Geerge Mowbray of Van.-.'''''''
church . and. la.nd.,:- A. ..-"Toul,iye,„mie_...,..._:-,... .
mig, .Evelyn Iloward,_ .d.aughter.,:.cif 41
fary, reported three letters *tat Cottdol, -
Mr. 'and ..Mrs. George S. ..tioward.%
! Owe sent to bereaved relatives: - Um;
Ex.eter, has been appointed to. a • posi:
examiher. For, the, past ;three Years 1 .41Aelbv;Te.rst414claYtg:11':'bortiek-a.11 :TAll-ee114: rePetrtin'gr,eiollie-de,
tion at Ottawa as: a. Spanish censorship
she bad,been, on tbt stall of the West- 1 -tit -h n, hY,.nln 'and thi. nMiction,
., -.47-:.
ki.ix Insurance Co. at Toronto,,much Of- .,
vito§e-business-with-the,--West_Inpfes ' ' '- KINGSBR
IDGE
ted... ,in ithe....,,Sv nish and French KINGSBrig5GB, Jan. 'al.—Private
Martin „Courtney and rrivate, Mat,
languages. , . . ''
i °ley have left for 13ritish'Columbia* '
after spending their leaves at their..
homes here. : - ' •
LA.0:---- 'William ' ,A.ctori, - R.A.g,„,:s_qx;cr;
-Mrs., Acton left 'Kingsbridge on :Tues..
-Hesky Flax.' Co. plant 1 at Seaforth ,on day. LAC: Acton is-returning:to Eng,
Friday.. - evening last. The, ,nlant iang ,and NirS. Acton ,is returning to
sPriulder . system went into . oPeratiett ,her. tome...in...charlettetewo,...P.IN,....',„.::::.:‘: :
,40.t
promptly and -,,.tile- fire-brigade:41. ,. ,-----Miss.,--41arie„ Iteisz„....mildraalti7,*n
respeeded quIckly, and heavy damage Flight -Sergeant Samuel:, Baine, .- Ring- - •:
‘i,j'a dene to. fla-,K and .0ther stored ,::ston; werevisiting here IAA:. Sunday.' '
materials ' The- actual fire damage ' "
.was ,chicily,4i,.. sikan: hole in the. roof.
It was; the, second. fire in 'the :factory
,•),*
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1 is luau:advertisement belovv you vitt receive twO ar avings Stamps fre,
this DRUGS
DAIRIES twenty-six issues of The Goderich Signal Star, advertisements Under
heading -will. contain .several names a persons living in Ooderigh °and distriet
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The names will be selected . 'from, the subseription.list of The Signal -Stat.:
Simply -find your nare one-Of•the--;advertisetn.eptar-elip'ith diTertisement,
present it to the store in *hick your name appears, and teetiLVV-
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Complete line of Dairy Products
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MILK OAR and
LC� COIINTER
Near ,Theatre •
West St -I'h6ne 104
AiT ORCHID TO. YiSIT'
Orchi.ds for Your wife or sweet-:
heart, .are ; quite "tvithun. your
reaa, tNow -that ..our7,-.9rehiAS
• are in 'bloom come- and see? them
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PhOitw105 , •
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DIAMOND RINGS
BULOVA, LORE, LONGINES
aiul- ROLEX WATCHES
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SILVERWARE and CUT GLASS--
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,Phone 13,6 Godetich
BOIVIEStIADE 'CANDY'
Phone 170.
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Phone. 75, •Nelson St.
, Under trying 4tctimstnne0s,WO
are trying, to (10 0. -pod Job,
Yon wl11.,IlfidAhls 0. goOd.,firui to
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Tin* and BATTERIES
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holkYoni.war savings;
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Gordon Eannister
; IMPAIRS1.10-141-: MARE§ or,
. CARS:
CITIES. (4A§ and 'OIL
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Phone Weal St,
EleetriC"
PLECTRICAL VitORK
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GENERAV'.,,T4ItPW.,AXE ,1 ,1\ , :
.:-..T41:0)411._„14-aundry„::
sPoiryiso.ecoop!.
Ave5,4t. 06 : .
E. Jaeltimari,
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ifWhen
looks. like.rnew.",,,4„
Itainfitenit
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goOd, oily to spend 'our_ey_en..
Ing ioisure hour lit pleaslint
congenial surroundings, ,
...Tasty IlaittieSA: a SPeeittlfy
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Highest Qu4ty
2 W'eSt Sti • - - Phone' 465
EL LSTERING'
ours situated where I can see at out ,Fire_in
ija Co.lfl
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y au4Y ,win#ow, has. decided to build Plant at Seaforth
..
neW chimney. - This "Was one,=of the - Damage estimated -at several. thou's-.
ain .decisicuis at the, annual meeting. -and dollars; ehiefly by resulted
t 'WAS the only' outstanding .positive "froin a, „fire Whieli broke out in the
hing to be done this year of dur Lord
941r., according to. tick report. Well;
hat may mean bett't ' servioes. and
ure Wer-SnipperS = with it'in'arired-i-de----
s ' hi' V. ' h
ea e of -, grunt Ors. or if t QM is:
igid_.chiteney Or ‘ a. faulty -one, there
ii- be lack of draughtfor the hre, And
re will Jet do:its-best serYice. unless
bur buildings it,luts_a geod enimney,.
Ile passage for air; the elimination in- tinkge--mbriths. -- • - - -.
f smoke and gas *fumes and !other. Reeve *Nicholsoe's -
odor's are all nedessarTif Mr.,and Mrs. Illness • ,
Arthur 'Nicholson Whileft.ttending a
party - given for ItriscielL Ilodgerl, was
asked to read the address and suffered'
a heart attack. Arthur has not beep
well ' for sonte time; this being the 1
fourth attack 'since-'-ellTiStiLla. Ele :
felt .it his thity to attend the ' C,otnity,
Mundt so thefollowing. day he went
to Gederielp--.-where.,be2agaitt- stiffered.f...,,
VirdtVernittitekr-Otedeto-ttie7stret
ous'work of trie? year which has taken
AVOrshipper,are to: remain' Serene, satis-
"fiedonitrinipI4pT-theit aeirotions: Not
alrare built -the. way- At' the .dear. old
Metbedisblacly who attellowship'mect,7
tag one day , gave her testimony in
, these =words: "I, have ... rheumatiz, ,in
my . back, -I have. rheumati lia' -mysheulder's, and: rhetunatio in m.' legs,
• uct:-.thaiimatititrAiit.'1.-"Alta,tAtO::.„
been upheld and comforted bY that
beauti,fid . text, se.hich ' say, Grin and.
,bear it." Of . course .she was ,Wrong up his time and energy, and -the eon,
in thinking. '"Grin and bear .it"' wasm.' 41.ti.,n. of his heart,. he AS foreed tore- i
.Scripturiett quotation. tnt . she wee „nOt, ,,maiti. In bed -for a -Lillie- Tilekersmith.:'.
.going,„t-6 "let :disagreeable things tupset correspondence- et: Reaforth Expositor.
hel, and:her religion. - Chhinley. cir ne; John B. Laporte . •
ehimbey, , she - would - be ,. a: - happy ,PaSses At Drysdale- --
'Christian. zr,k - , , * - - ..: • "4:-1.11-rili'er:h'Yseeatrtsie.aba,opytprineinaern,ut rfixgusdraVii jothitue
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Still, it .i.S."WiSe:.,,to make flioSe Com:
dietiOns .,Where^ lieofite Won't be made B. Laportedied "on iClondaY last In
...2 pis eightieth . year. He had been ' ill:
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chratitircht,Orbotrlitradt.is,..'to ble: admired..,that
(e)fratilley...ellalt; 0.11(1 0.5
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ti-orc, otaining ,4:137, 4.4eli.iajoe3movets:i:i.:tadllpeedrra(mrwee....
ing Pao Ont in ;iniaginathni... Perlin:1s it Eirsuline _ Convent,.. 'AleGregin7; , Ont.:
st7mhdailltiShwinbirndey,43:vtahsoto
ge is survived by 'IdS wife,
the townslilp, oe the kitron flonnt3.7 ,
, eight daughtq!rs,. Mother' g. .1...,oretto,
Council'
i'q .th-c-•-onthtitnding-tiring• of the sup- , nrs:-----iffrilt- ,Guifilootoil,-- -,12,fr§. ,1118.i.n,
pottO of .,that . cetigregation: _They • „ ,•• • •:, s _
may .have 'eVer.Y' rea-son,.to dWei1 npon talivi"""li"!"--17mt..ti""-^41017107."'"""rr
that , unbeautifat but., valt necessary"-, ' -;,.... ••
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thing. tha,thing: tliat',..-Will :bringthem:
comfort: antelig ,the Mundanethings
that .we, cift_iftery •vell. get alou'g witb-;
Oiiff-7'-o-r---edifige---calia-.:inarthinkfL'ftTis
about: the last,.think the sort'• of - tin -
mentionable --.thing,.that' shorda,:be":in-
' '--,tlfd '4-iiiiie6f-.ehilrehspeoplec met it4 toy'
-eouvo.eatri?hc,,where . thete :iire-lial.e1
and nibre pressing things to !promote
sorituai Welfare:, ,' ---- . -. ...-...
Siri, Ernst'-Shat4c14ton 'olio.' • day • .;ciii,
appointed one of bis,admfrers, It was
a•gushing ladywho..as seen.. as Ae wtts
intreduce(l to bitn:bilean:to talk abou1. e
voyages ' and 'e.-$pOilenOes,. "I ''s alW 'OA .
think,.... slit:, said, 'that one...iiittsf have,
suelt wondetful dreams When,' leading '
that kind of lite." ,`,'We.., do have
be,$.1-ntlfrilL4teltims; indeed4_' • said :..the „
I
.explorer, Who ..thus.e. -encouraged- the'
lit(iki to 21137, "Oh, do 'tell me nowrhat ,
yob Used 'to' dream abont •iti: the 'Ant', Mits,_,Ottitl) .J0tINSTOST thougl&the'-
-drctic." 4'Teerte1e--- putilling,"--itiliWerect . " tlayis.would never end -no ambition, no elegy, 7
Shackleton; If it Isn't tread0. pudding
it intif 'lie ' a .faulty•-.• &Jitney 'rebuilt,
that we, buinans think of EAS. much its
itlyth.iiig.in, the plitee 'wheie.,tIod's.-pau-
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are alwAYS getting' I spend eNtiett
reeoverhig them hfter 1 have, laid
them down and. forg-,et where 1 left
thein. I have 11 tiaty, forthree' different'
rooms andkttheit etin't avoid displacing
'them *and he neeessity of niaking
longed searches. 'OF them. Dearme
t`' was told of 1111,lady" wit-O.:had
Ainfilai-froul?les with., her glasses. They,
were always -lost. So her thoughtful
Oat ,geilorous 2011 previded, lr with
three pairs and, said,' ITIfere.' Mettler,
you needn't worry anY More abont your
spees„ for if one ',pair: gets lost ° there'll,
llIW1lyS bQ anothen.--one." But tl.te
Mother .virasn't pleased with this air,
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her of 11io.,11thilly. f 'Wish lie hadn't
done this;. Now have, fititilleg to
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