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Provinee did Aot do Suotice to the,im-
tilittange Of the_ wertt• 410 Woo ,
fetred to the One Spirit of unity man
febt throuabont the entgre Council.
vote of thank° for the report wad
mov .bY Rev).11 P!Chtindier, of IX1
Pa, The mor ales
with a me devotional. addreoo_bgitev.
W. A. It:meaner, oiSeaforth, Mow re-
tired front -t,rn active miniotry after
his ter ao pWafident of Lention Cott-
ference, and 1700 20110W,11 by a com-
munion service.
Important resolutiono-trefe adopt
at the .afternooM c4g,01(m..JtJJ
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mitteet recouwwo ends to the elders, of-
Gelals attt min•tem og the teem
PrenhYterY the Ohoervance of e "
vercal week of prayer cow., encing Sun-
day, OanearY 8, 114 aeel., it le Mg"
gested that as far no possible churches
Insite in this Wort. Inasmuch ao
r days are marked with grave w is -
giving° and nation° are still UJ
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are being aet u» in lando,,that for cert.
tttriep have been known _as ,C
and , the Christiaa ehurch is being
tried and tested severely by cleverly
organized propeganda, we feel it our
d ty to make as strong as possible
thio rem endation, feeling that in
ouch a dee Pie church must come Peni-
tently before God, seeking tus ger.
glveneas for her sins and half -hearted -
neve in is service, and ceehing by Elia
grace -the eenewal of her spiritual We
land power, that the whole ehurch
ibe *Nina- to the -trial of the hour .anci
witneso for Christien truth valiantly
and with true loyalty of conviction.
Legareze igterearwto Ilkokee
-2- _We, Flew with dlefavor the ote
tempt that is being made by some of
our city councils in favor of the bill
to change the Criminal Code to permit
erives for sweepstakes for the ben -•i t
of hospitals and univ,enities. We de-
sire to call the atteation of this court
and of our con,gregatIono to the otate-
ment issued by the ea nadian Haslet:el
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Cotmell and issued ba print in Mareh,
ises, by the Social Service Couracil of
• Canada, Toronto, to, the effect that
they do not favor this method of reta-
ins funds. They contend it .breata
down the I isie spirit of Christian phil-
anthropy and charley. It provee in
the long run to Rio an enpensive way
raising money for ouch noble wor,
inaerauch as only twenty per cent. of
the motley, rained goes toward the
wOrk Of the hospitals, and, thirdly, that
• the actual coot to the public for hos
• pital work Is much higher than it
needs to be and the added cost falls
&Wines upon those leapt able to bear
It. In view of all this we therefore
concur With the action of the Domi
• ion Board of avangeliam and tocial
tervise ila etcpreesing no a Presbytery
our _espflatie disapproval of any at-
tempt tie oo aiaatend the Criminal Code.
We cannot aft'ord• to produce unethical
and anti-coelal tendencies im the lives
of our people.
We as a Presbytery stand unitedly
behind the Huron Temipersarace Pedera-
tion.
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8. We deplore the fact that our
ecOnoinie efhaditions are such that a
large nurraher of the youth of our
country are standing idle all the day,
becauce eubody bath hired them. Recl-
ining ao we do the potential weelth 02
the country in the livea of Ito youth,
we see how, detrimental tilie la to them
and to the nation. We ograpeehize
with them In their dfccouragemente and
while we recognize our inability with
the pvecent economic cetup to help to
reileVe the situation, V.7e do welcome
Any auageetion or effort that will help
to solve the nituation and give em-
ployment of any Crime
Ladsoca Grarn5111r3
4. We are strongly of opinion that
gambling at ciDirbittala sponsored by
service dubs and other organizations
have an injurieue effect on public
moraland are especially harmful to
the Mind of 'youth. The General
Council would enjoin all trae Organ-
izationa within our chuach to aeoid
even the appearance of gambling in
their money -raising enterprises. We
otrongly urge our people for the cc:god
of their oWn cgaritual life and in the
interecta of dualety both to abatain from
all Sanahlina Practiceo and to discour-
age their uce in their restwctive com-
munities, we do thio hecause the
gambling opirit to a denial of the very
cosence of Cir1atlanj and becaune wo
regard thtse Canabli iWaetiee-gan
symptomo of widespread and deep-
• seated Imola and =Intdilc--4cpt
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neither , ohnit they learn war arly
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metaber with a great vivi I WO even
thonch twenty year° have elapsed,"
be mald. "it will tra twenty year
eent 'Friday, at 22 &dock, that after
'four years of warfare on ,a" scale =-
parallel, s in the Iniotory of the world
the order was given to ceace ere."
That was a da Y of rejoiclug, °aid
the speaker, and . particularly for phocn
at the front who„ after the pasalaG
og the nichtmaieloh horror or mar,
could walls. onee more without the fear
of ping Ace to pi,emd.
_.. A'elo.embei-thone-who- amodeAlie
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loved *zee over there and we pay tri-
bute to them and wo acknowledge, too,
that we have not haers worthy of the
sacrifice the7 motto 20r no.
"Aimasimg aro the word e of that
'tent. They promice no that war is
'not everlastina. They p4:orralce a ddy
when man will not war agailnot man.
„ffuot 41 agine, no mere bombs or shellc
.0.1e-etaet-o2 rifAeo,,-no,esore•stibamarinea„;
inai,:_orLitk4s4,,.,,,,,,,raat_s_gratat_tila
a?.W.ara--worldli-lli illv 'tv-ban-imil
tortes to papa; when .tAxe only trade
of warlitre insplemeres will be in 1113U-
urna alongside the- beef /Ind arrow
and suit of armor of the past. Theia
will people look back and real -ize how
dfono:shagea.n2 stupid it all was, They
will -call the twentieth century the
The verse of Scripture, be said, was
more amazing becauce It was totally
out of ?seeping with the spirit and
•practice of thoce tiraes, when war Willf3
taken for granted. and ?amp eocked on
their subjects as war material, and
When peace was merely a lull in which
preparations were made for another
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ttDris hy.t.1.1aS hie paT\17, tlao
furlotagh' fro= Abbey ZIOMOriall 131007
pital fair 'Children Ot A mr,litit,, )1000.
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AllOTIIMM Bat= LMEDD
Counts? *tee no their fourth
liquor -441d in two weeks on IRrenalay
night rctot and cein,to forty-three
bottles Of b-eer at the home of Percy
Currie, Gi-bierich bring/mg
the total mailer of coull=ated h0t4e3
of liquor to well over 2110. County
Oonetable J. Pergt=n, of eellerieh,
who led all mc ?aids, woo at=lsted
by County,Oonotable Bert
In the Goderich towashl raid. Currie
appeamd before P. • wok, ,•.3,e„
war.
Thought of a lastine geace is still
With no, hut so far bel41il a areara.
Nation is still eghtleg against nation.
The people of the world are making
armaments not thought of in those
days, and the world is staggering un-
der a war debt that never will be paid.
"Again and again the ideals of
peace have been shattered to pieces,
but always amona tbe rem.nina 1E1 suf-
ficient for the foundation of a further
hope for peace. It may be far off.
It may be nearer them we dream. What
If it doesn't tconse in our generation?"
he meted. "What la a aeneratio to
,God? Merely ae a tick of the clock.
"In Belle of all that le wrong with
the world it 10 raoving on to peace.
War at one time was recorded as
something to accept, with ILO nacrilicea,
losses and coerowa, but atom the
world war a ditHerent viewpoint hap
arisen. War is condemned ao never
before. It lo no longer!considered
necessary or inevitable. There lo no
need of armed conflict and there boa
owing conviction that war io a moral
wrong on the part of tire caggreecor—
an outrage on the great macces of
men and wome boys and girl°.
"We are glad to hear Roocevelt in
his broadcaato advocating peace," he
continued. "Elle and the American
people want peace and he geld 91 hate
war!' We never heard a mation'a
leader tali like that before the last
war.
"Chamberlain, a man of peace, was
greatly criticized for Rio attitude of
the lace few Months, but I can pic-
ture him thinking what Londoh would
be like if there were a wor."
Mr. Lane pictured. the destruction
there would be among architecture and
beauty in the wreckage of Weotminater
Abirey, IR. Paul's Cathedral, Lvdom
Tower and Bucbinghom Palace.
"Thema Mingo tire 'dear to the boort
of every rlDnglialursan and Chamber-
lain ached himoelf how be could save
his country from ouch a fate. It
seemed tO him that peace war; the
anower, even though he had to give far
more than he had a rigbt to give."
Mr. Lane pictured for hie hearer°
the millions who prayed lea Septem-
ber—not act they did in the last war In
asking for victory—but in praying for
peace.
"It wee a grim hour last September
and people prayed as they never had
• In the story of the world in ouch
number°.
"'Who put the thought in the mind
of Chamberlain to do something never
done in diplomatic circles in the hire
tory of the world, to aend word to
Hitler, '1 propose to come over and
cee you?' And who wan it made the
change in the mind, of itler? Did
you hear that bellowing op'Cech in Sep-
tember? Aometbing la.tec„elianged his
"Who will ca y the apirit of God did
nOt pllt that thought in tire naiad of
Chamberlain and who will aay the
cpirit of God did not somehow change
/Attie? so that he was rOody to receive
Chamberlain 1
'`Were are a hundred vraya 10 tzhieh
tvo. in daily Plana mialat etrenathen
eance caid Mr. Lane. ao
bro22314 bistiaddreso doze.
"Ara t70 ccads, or lo 4 etz, to drives
ott fa= no the hate,-enVy, teoldn'oy or
bcot anybcdy, ,a,nd wInta
•thew tho lowti•lute ttig 041141 livel)
ezhdig3 If We and Edna
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laUCCEMIEF0114 11.8,24=
The parbh - hell of Gt. Georges
church wan decora with flags _and
evergreens on Saturday afternoon
when a tweet- woo sponsored by die
Junior W. A. and the Ohenvh Boea'
aceagni,„ Mite mug •vople,
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linanr..2litrlsMe.lattefantilielori.`
Mi. Rahnor. Tea tablee were
tastefully arranged for the successful
•War, and booths were managed as
followst me.
Kee, Rely Wallis, Maine tMcNall;
fancy work, Elm. Chas. Clark, Rose
Bownt; and the 'ecoturtry store" was
caplegy nraneged shy a group of boys.
Mrs. L. Overholt won a mat donated
be• pm. A. Muster.
'The mareinge of Miss Olive Norris
and Mr. Albert Mathews took place in
the Wellington street United church,
rerantford, on November oth, and later
they left on a trip to California. On
their return they will reside in 13rant-
ford,„as Mr, Mathewa la ape,mploYee
in the 0.N.a.express o ice In thrat city.
Mise Norris la a nleoe of Mrs. J. J.
Calvvell, Goderich township.
111tw,enlation
Mr. and Mrs. Thor]. Amy, of Bur-
ford, opened their home on Wednes-
day evening, October 20th, to friend°
and relatives from Brantford and Bur-
ford, when they entertained in honor
of Miss Olive Norris and Mr. A. Math-
ews, both of rantfora, whose marriage
was ohortly to take place. Over fifty
guests were present aed progressive
euchre was enjoyed, Mr. Thee. Amy
and Mrs. Plumley of rantford Winning
the prizes. To the cora ete aurprice
of Mize Norris and Mr. Mathew), little
Mary Lou Array and neater Norris anill
then drew in a wagon on which reposed
a pretty. basket filled to ofertilowing
with gifts, and presented the contents
to the gueet of honor. Mies) None]
and Mr, Methewa thanked their friends
for the many beautiful gifte, and, later
a delicious lunch wee served by Edrs.
Amy and the ladies aceicting. Guitar
music and vocal celectiona by the Mc-
Renele boys) and 2110-1 .111137 Laird were
enjoyed at the close of a very pleaaant
coda] evening.
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ABT11UR EARILo MADLOUOII
The death occurred at Vtuacouver.
B.C., on Oetober Slot, of Arthur Berle
Maliough, eldest cm of John 1131. Mal -
lough arid the late alra. Matilough,
fonnerly of Goderlch. Decesced was
in hie forty-eighth year and bud been
in the 7.434 for many years. He wan
a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. William
Waite of town.
um. (JIurinr.) JOL1&H EDGE
The death occurred at Toronto cm
October aith of Elizabeth Edge, widow
of the 'kite .Rev. Joceph Paige, who at
one time was pastor of North tenet
Methodint (nut, United) church, (lode -
rich. lire. Edge had bean in failing
health for some years. 'She was in
her e1ghts4hs1 year. %She was born
near Dlessle, 19 Holland townahlp, a
daughter of the late Hugh. Ilaylor.
The family moved into Owen Sound
19 the early part of the year 1878, and
she was married GOOD afterwards to
Rev. loceph Mae, a Methodist clergy-
man at that time stationed on the
Cherfley eircult. Bier fruel)aed died Ie
MOO at London, while he wno presi-
dent of the London Methoditrt Confer-
ence. Mr. Edge had wadeher home
in 'Formal° nince 1911. Mae in sur-
vived by one CM -71, 1131. Percy ridge. avid
621* daughter, Lira A. D. LePtIlk, both
of Toronto, and one brother, W. H.
Taeldr, of Owen aottmd. The remains
were taiten to Owen Govmsd for inter-
ment.
of the world, we weuld be able to aay
eventually that war Would not have the
strength to lift ite fOul hod , al;2013/3
matte= of the earth"
At the comeitielon of the cereice,
which ineluded d coke the "Iteeecalonal,"
bj RatPli islendorson, the Last NC: V7L1C
played and colors were lowered, to be
ra19d again with 'the playing of Re-'
voille. =embers of the hand niza el°
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dead Vimuradea,
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ma eoz3e2ta4tziA, wIth to
la tt* Eront con4a-,aktmt tha cemovlat
plot Were ,poy Veenta, enidee,
ember° e2 Oho 2otia Connell add Of
the AlitTwe,n tid Maple 'ITaaf ,Chaptera.
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legiate atddento for the ,filmt tni=0 =fro_
not prebent in body -A thblir abeeece
beimg due to the remit Vaccination
clinics held at the ochoolo.
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represented lm ahe at the four
corners of the cenotaph, • charge of
Semeont Oeorge Curren.
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eimging of "0 God, Onr Ficelp 11,(3es
Pact" /I Psalm me mad hi Stn.
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tribute to „Moce lz7ino did not re urn
froze„, the 0=3 Mr. "Oroze eree
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Met Co. aVer-rerae it.tral haw/ledge
of their 07e3t caeriatee Wore ua, he
mid, It wee 41* ,earzeot 4,1,33 02 .011
vtherr:t2atZtut:7,v;;:lowozba a,nother
wow. "VTO may not`h9AT,e_0M,„,olithad--
WPMattrikellte-,,eentlatth
world todayA but ,It is our. duty, as citi-
zens to fa it with hearto rettt fro
guile I'll d lull ,t/ a free from open.Jit
it3 'Pi' 4' 'elk,a 0Q,1004, we remember
thoce who d'acrigaed'their all."
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votes at the rate of 25c per 100 votes.
Contest closes at 10 p.m. Seeniber 24th, 31938:
agar MOW and got Estarall to win thio bazatigliall
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es well as thelt=rt of the hsana.
'roce=c.io—o foray funds; to cipxnel wisely; to caTegazwil tho
cr=at dud foam welfare of the fatally . . . t11ss, a won ao
cnorely,a-mestioresponsibilides, CITO botx today.
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munany, hat aka- , for friendly tear) with to anagtae123
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