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THURSDAY, 11;tr:. t rt4n
"Devoe" Government ie emelt t inns,
vomer when tippled to one tu'ess at
Ottawa Illese days,
A'i person who.atn kiassIns:sigh Ile
emuntry at this season of the year wad
not be charmed by the beauties of
Nature must be a very dell pupil of the
Great Author,
'SCREAM of prize fights Ie no credit 10
Canada nor is the standard of wo ut ap
kind elevated by their attendetuee at
such exhibitions. Their presence is a
libel op their reputation tor modeily,
sympathy and womanly gentleness.
200 school teachers are to tour the
Northern part of the Province of On-
tario iu August. They were noted
years ago as being great uu the gad.
Such jaunts are greneenstructors in
practical history and geography and
worth too Summer resorts with abbrevi-
ated bathing suits and goo -goo eyes.
NoT a little of die •o•celled amateur
sport is about as protee-sional 04 it can be
Stade and yet dodge liability. Players
on scores of "atnateer" seams are under
pay, presumably for reetrier employment
but virtually as a blind to van out their
engagement. Tile get -away aY speed at
the close of the season le the best proof
of this statumeut being an actual fact.
ON•1•ARta Legislature completed the
first session of Parliament Mist week and
for a new set of men managed to hold
the fort vary well. Premier Drury did
himself credit in his onerous position
and well upheld the gro1 opinions of
his friends of former d:cy.. Tee 0000i. -
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Maitland Presbyterial bold a
Fine Convention at Kincardine
Splendid Advance i n Missions.
The lith Annual meeting of tate
Jlaitlaud 1it .byterial W. M. S. was
held in Iinox church, Kin eardiue,
Tuesday May 15th 11120. There was a
very good delegation in attendance,
Morning session opened at 10 o'clock
with the President, Mrs. Bell, Moles-
worth, in the chair, After devotional
exercises Mrs. Bel' gave an address re.
Don Eneliousdicl out tattle" tine cloy- viewing the I tory of the \V, M. S, in
the Pre,.bt tet'y anal showing the need
eminent to :any al:trit. t • et, sit. of geeater effei r.
:1 Mi roll Band tbnterenee was
WITH ompletion of College terms, held, !ed by Mts. Lundy, Walton,
A member item each Baud told how
Normal Schools and other educational their martinge were conducted and
institutions a large number of young many of the suggeetious were very
people will be spying out the land for helpful. One Band repotted having a
u sono s to ,sesta sortget to work,
birthday box and each member put-
openings
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P g ting into it as many coppers as his or
The young folk of today have wonder- her years, Another had introduced
fol opportunities of preparation for their the envelope system and found it a
life's work and if they don't tusks good good way of raring money. Another
their own fault. We had sentence prayer, each boy or girl
it will be largely
respnuding. This was found helpful
kope they will not forget to be natural ; in the spiritual side of the work.
te be satisfied to commence at the foot M°ssion Baud Secretary reported
the
of the ladder, if necessary and to prove
there had
membershin a p number' of meet-
true
n all nset
true to tine best that is in them. Re- ings, average attendance and most of
cord making is not often an event of a all, in contributions. 7 Bands had
year but rather hotorable, steady plod- more than doubled their contributions
ding with duty well done and living for of lust year. Average givings of all
two worlds. the Bands was $1.50 per member.
Walton Band presented Junior Mem-
berships to the two little boys of Mr,
and Mrs. D. A. Macdonald, our Mit-
Ri0nary in Korea. Number of mem-
bers 846, New Life Members 2, new
Junior members P0, meetings held
252, average attendance 530, Parcels or
bales sent 6, sent to Presbyterial
Treasurer $1278, an increase of $566
over last year,
The Strangers' Secretary reported
great progress had been made in this
department.
Home Helpers' Secretary reported
there were 475 Horne Helpers with a
total offering of $412, an increase of
107 members and $207 over last year.
Messenger Secretary reported the
number of subscribers to the 1'desseng-
er during the year Was 019, an in-
crease of 103 and the amount paid
$230.
Secretary of Supplies reported all
the auxiliaries had sent good bales of
clothing for the Portage La Prairie
Boarding School, at a total value of
$640 and also had sent useful articlea
for the cots in ()enure Hospital, to the
value of $153,00. Several Mission
Bands had contributed various
articles, such as scrap books, pictures
and quilts. Secretary requested that
a list of the articles and their value be
enclosed in each bale and a duplicate
sent to her by mail with the bill of
lading from the railway,
We don't like to give up backing old
Ireland in many things but the program
of the Emerald Isle has evidently
been framed in a lunatic asylum and can
,neon nothing but bloodshed and dis-
order, Somebody has said "The pro.
verbial Irisbman is never at Peace only
when he is at war" and the fellow was
not much of a joker either. If sterner
measures have to be used in the Green
isle it will not be a very difficult task to
place tbe blame. The powers that be in
England have been very patient but
there will come a finis to pacific treat-
ment to the discomfiture of those who
are now defiant as to law and order,
Ireland why won't you be good ?
CANADA is aroused as never before by
the new legislation proffered by the
Dominion Government to raise income.
The proposal to get out of debt is a good
one but a policy of retrenchment should
accompany it. Taxing the ordinary
necessities of life as a poor way to help
the people or encourage them to praise
this wonderful land, We are surprised
at tbe docility of the M, P's who are in
Parliament to represent the people and
not to serve their political party or allow
treasures to be passed that will put a
strangle•bold on the taxpayer. It is
surely time fora change of Government,
The worry that business people
will be under in the proposed
tariff will be enough to either
drive them out of serving the public or
send them to the lunatic asylum, Di-
rect taxation Is evidently the high water
mark of the Finance Minister and those
who will support the =insure outlined.
Tbere'ts a rod in pickle for the repre-
sentatives wbo shirk doing tbeir ditty to
the taxpayers at this stage of our his-
tory.
EAST HURON WOMEN'S
INSTITUTES.
Following list of Women's Institute
meetings for the District of East
Huron has been annouttoed by the
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Department nt of Agriculture ;—Blue -
vale,
B ue-
vale, June 204th ; Brussels June 25th ;
Walton June 28th ; Ethel June 29th ;
Molesworth June 30th ; Wroxeter
July 2nd.
Speaker for these meetiugs is Mrs,
Chas. Macoun, Campbellford, and her
slat of subjects is as follows :
"Woman's Responsibilitiee to her-
eelf, her family and mankind,"
"210ral Schools Past, Present and
Ideal of the Future."
"Consolidated Schools."
"What the Women's Institute has
done for eve Rural Community."
Mrs. Macoun is Secretary for the
Federated Women's Institutes of On.
Mein,
ANTERNOON SESSION
Afternoon session was opened by
singing the 100th Psalm, Scripture
reading by Mrs. Campbell, Riversdale,
and prayer by Mrs. Scobie, White-
church, Address of welcome was giv-
en by Miss Mather, Kincardine,
Mrs. Fox, Brussels. Corresponding
Secretary, reported advance in every
department and a deepening of inter-
est in the work. There are 31 auxili-
aries and 21 Mission Bands, it new
Auxiliary having been started during
the year at Ladies.
Mrs. Perrie, 1,Vingham, Treasurer,
reported the Auxiliaries had cnntrih-
uted 85807 and the Mission Bands
$1278 being tt total of $7085, an in-
crease of over $2000 over last year,
Mrs, Mann, Brussels, reported for
the Forward Movement Cornrnittee,
She had sent out a (Zuestiortaire to
each Auxiliary and the answer indi-
cated'a deepening of interest in the
work, a revival of prayer and a desire
to put the Kingdom of God first.
Mrs, Gotten, South Kinloss, gave an
addreee on the "Forward Movement
its a Patriotic duty and Christian Re-
sponsibility." She referred to the
splendid response to the Red Cross
during the war butnowtllofthe
1eca1
world was for the White Cross. The
slogan of the Red Cross was to go or
pay but it ie not necessary to go over-
seas to do God's work for the foreign-
er is at our very doors.
Mite, Overend, Kincardine, gave an
addrese on "flow to Realize our Goal,"
saying that the Christian workers of
today were following in the footsteps
of Paul and Peter and Lydia and the
other sainto of the Bible and the
power of God which enabled them to
go forward may also be ours today.
Rev, A. E. ArtnOlrong, Foreign
Mission Secretary, gave an addrees on
his tour of our Eastern Mission fields,
pointing not the increasing need of
Constipation Generates
MUMS
Wtotn (;bil:vtipa'tjon conies, what
happens?? The Colons got slogged
with mate material, wblrb is ex-
tremely poisonous, the •bl.od chrula•
tion olhei 9 ,rli leutiy ctv52 aiu
tact Ca 11,. iia -dc. 10 tease tip users
Psitigai.6 by a050i1.01,1a10 anti t0 msec ie
Ole .them throe€hoot the heal' The
result iseetbe Liver becomes Siug-
fnladt, you become dull and heavy,
Hiii0 a5 n.- it 1T'r1X, t'Gr,:, jolt
n.,.e Ilraa1dkl1u, Kidriey .5110 tlladdrt
Freebie, Indigestion, Appenolcitte,
and more evils besides.
Backing's
Kidney and driver Pills
'are highly recommended for
Constipation
and its Evil Results
They are purely vegetable, do not
Gripe, Puege or irritate, and Ihrlug
relief by producing a healthy condi-
tion of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels.
No matter what medicine you are
taking for a laxative It might be just
as well r0 change off to Hacking's,
The combination of Cascara, Pep-
permint, Mayapple and the other
Vegetable Drugs contained in these
pills will produce results to be un-
equalled by any others. They work
beautiful in Digestive Disorders, for
Gas on the Stomach, for Spasmodic
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Pains in the Stomach nd Bowels
and for Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Buya few boxes from your dealer
to -day, but be absolutely sure you
get Hacking's.
greater effortand advocating the
doubling of our givings and the Mis-
sion staff on all tate fields before 1925.
Mission Band Exercise was given by
9 young ladies of Kincardine Band,
nu/miring with baunere and singing
Missionary enngs.
!flies Brown, Missionary on fur-
lough, was introduced to the meeting
and in a few wards fold of her 0011001,
started in 1917 with an nttendenee of
15 and now having an enrolment of
50.
It was decided to hold the next
meeting at Teeswater.
Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows ;—
Hon, Pres„ Mrs. 0, Pertie, Wing -
ham ; Past. Pres., Mrs. Bell, Moles-
worth ; Pres., Mrs, Coombe, Kincar-
dine ; let Vice Pres,, Mrs. itleKenzie.
Kinlough ; 2nd Vice Pres., Mr -a. Gol-
lau, South Kinloss; 3rd Vice Pres„
Mrs. McGuire, Brussels ; 4th Vice
Pres., Mrs. J. W. King, Bluevale ;
Corresponding Sec., Mise Mather,
Kincardine ; Recording Sec., Mrs.
Pox, Brussels ; Treas., Mrs. J. A.
Gleuuie, Lucknow ; Mission Band
Sec., Mrs, Lundy, Walton • Sec. of
Supplies, Mrs. Young, Wiugharn ;
Messenger Sec., Mrs, Murdie, Luck -
now ; Lit, Sec„ Mrs, Duncan Me-
wlsinney, Ashfield ; Strangers' Sec„
Ales. Linklater, Teeswater ; Home
Helpers' Sec., Mrs. Ireland, Teeswat-
er ; Press Sec., Mrs. Tate, Bluevale ;
Forward Movement Sec., Mrs. 'Mann,
Brussels,
The following resolution was intro-
duced by Mrs. Gomm, of Pine River
and unauilnously carried by the meet-
ing ;—
We, the members of the Maitland
Presbyterial, in the fleet place render
our thanks to Clod for increased bless-
ings during the past year. We would
pray that there may be a deeper re-
consideration and re -dedication of our
lives to His service in the year that
lies before us ; we also render thanks-
giving unto God for the signing of the
Peace Treaty ; We express our grati-
tude for the success of the Peace
Thankotfering and rejoice that our
lack of Faith has been rebuked ; We
view with serious apprehensiou the
alarming rapid growth of Cigarette
smoking amongst the boys of our own
country and would urge all Chtistian
women to use their power and influ-
ence to combat this great evil which
ie destroying the moral life of our
Nation ; We also deplore the in-
creased immorality among the young
men and woolen of our country and
would urge our Ohrietian women to
use their power and influence to keep
all children off the public streets.
They learn no good, but much evil,
We acknowledge the great work of
the Bible Society realizing that the
Bible is the foundation on which we
build ; We lseartly commend the
work of the Lord's Day Alliance, in
RHEUMATIC FEVER
RHEUMATISM IN ITS MOST
SEVERS FORM COM-
PLETELY OVER.,
COME
"From a water -mattress to a trip
down town in two weeks is pretty good,
don't you thinks'+ said Mr,
Watkins of 156 Ascot Ave., Toronto,
the other day.
"Last April 7 contracted Iilsoumatie
Fever. No medicine seemed to help
me^ From an invalid's chair to body
from bed to a water -mattress in a few
short weeks 7 went. I don't want to
think how I suffered. My wife read
your advt. in the paper one day, and
we decided to try T,R.C. s. Well, o , in
two works I made that trip down town,
It seems like a miracle. Now I'm back
at my job again in the best of health,
but we still use T.R.C.'s. Mrs. Wat-
kins flays for a headache there's no-
thiltg like them. Two T.Ii,.C.'e seem to
atop any headache that ever happens in
our family,',
T.R.C.'s tut for Rheumatism. They
ore oleo for headaches. A headache is
easy for T.R.C.'e, Try thorn. Ask your
druggist. T.11.0.'s maflod aaywhoro for
5,1,64. (Tomplotone Ltd., 142 Ring 91.,
Toronto). 45
Sold at Tae..Pox's Dime Store, llritase18,
Iuolity First, Last and Always
T1I1. true: measure of value in a
memorial is in the stone of
which It in math,. Quality of
the stone for rutting and polishing
leterreines Ilii' ealnt of the wen r.
,lone on it, riot, 118 physical 1•httra,
ter determines ite .permanence as a
remembrance,
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All Granite ie not perfent in its
ram l ,wised quality because smup
00111,1111 mica, and for the same rea-
son It cannot resist the action of air,
water, gases, noel and heat, A
structural lir mechanical weakness
iii the ttlatefiial from which 0 111ouumenl Is cut reduces its value out of
all proportion to the defect ; for the esienttal principle of any memor-
ial is that it shall be indestructible.
In buying here you avoid the rids poor material and our. win it -
'tranship le the beet,
Brussels Granite and Marble Works
ALLAN E. HIERSEY
safeguarding the Sabbath Day and
wt•uld nlge all to show disapproval of
Sunday funerals, Sunday visiting and
buyipg of ice cream, chocolates and
drugs on the Lord's Day ; That
thanks be tendered to all who have
contributed to the success of this
ourhearty thanks to
Presbyterial, also h a t
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e ere o' Knox church and to
the maga t
g
the ladies of Kincardine for their kind-
ness and hospitality.
Closing words were spoken by Mrs.
Little, Teeswater, urging greater
effort, for next year.
EvNNING Seisms
The evening session commenced at
8 o'clock and a very successful meet-
ing was held, a large audience being
present,
Pastor of Knox church, Rev. F. E.
Overend. presided and Rev. 'Mr, Me-
Uallum, Luekuoly, led in prayer. In
the absence of Rev. Ate. Kennedy, Mr.
Overend gave a word of Welcome and
greeting in the name of Knox church
ltnd'Presbytery of Maitland, Choir,
under the able leadership of Prof.
Clark, was in attendance and
materially assisted in making the
praise effective. They rendered a
very pleasing Anthem during the
evening.
Miss Brown, returned Missionary of
Houan, China, gave a very profitable
address upon here educational work,
urging the audience to ask and expeot
big things from God.
Rev. A. E. Armstrong gave an 11-
luetrated Lecture upon the Orient,
using over 100 beautifully colored
altdea. Mr, Armstrong's comments
were strong and appealing, causi0g
the audience to realize that now was
the time and that the staff and equip-
ment was very inadequate for the
opportunity. His appeal for recruits
was very effective.
Rev. blr. McKenzie, of Kiulough,
pronounced the Benediction.
Treasurer's report of Maitland Pres-
byterial W. M, S. for 1919 is as fol-
lows
AUxILIARIES
Ashfield East, ......................$ 81 00
Ashfield 160 00
Armow, 92 00
BelgraVe 74 00
roseola 515 '76
Belrnore ......•.............. 100 00
Bluevale 129 00
Cranbrnnk ......................... li;1 00
Oal t in, E. W . , 22 00
Eddies ,. 11.4 (10
Dungannon ...... 16 110
Ethel ..... 1110 (10
Kincardine558 75
Kinlough 96 98
Lang side.. 43 00
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Lucknow ...
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1 ssv t 886 60
Mnuorieff 146 45
McIntosh . 321) 20
Pine River 175 02
Port Albert 36 4(1
Ripley Knox 196 21
Ripley Hu0011 ,,.. 159 85
Riverside 96 00
South Kinloss 165 78
St, Helens...... ..... .... ....... 69 00
Teeswater 750 01)
Whitechurch ....................... 106 00
\Vinghant 31)5 02
Wroxeter 218 10
Walton. 2.30 (10
MtsernN BANDS
Be l g r a v e .............. . 21 00
Bluevale 19 75
Brussels,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 113 00
Cranbrook 20 00
Ethel . .................... ...... 22 00
Dungannon 27 00
Kincardine .................... .... 148 00
Lucknow 68 00
Molesworth 100 00
Moncrieft 29 00
Port Albert. ..... 6 84
South Kinloss .... ... ... 23 00
St. Helens ...................... 73 00
Ripley,.... .. 36 14
Teeswater ........................... 150 20
Walton 160 00
Wroxeter ........, 18 35
Wingham "Happy Gleaners"96 30
Wingham "Forward" ..... ...... 183 25
Total gi vings of Auxiline•ies
and Bands 7085 91
JENNIE G. TATE,
Press Secretary, Bluevale.
Molesworth
A painful accident befel Master
George Plume, eon of George and
Mrs. Plume, Molesworth, The child
is only 4 years old, but in soma un-
known manner he got among the
cows and his face and body was badly
kicked. Several stitches were neces-
sary to close the cuts, but he is now
improving nicely.
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Are Your Gums Sore or Bleeding?
Are Your Teeth Loosening?
If so, you have "Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or Trench Mouth, and
you need
Riggs Remedy for Riggs Disease
Why suffer when you can easily treat yourself in the comfort and
privacy of your own home by this sure, safe and painless method,
which will give you immediate relief 1 Write
RIGGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limited
Pyorrhea Specialists 144 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ont.
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We solicit your patronage kn.owiug that we can
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We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
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be able to supply Lumber,
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AMENT BROS.,
BRUSSELS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
matter of the estato of Alexander
Mcdlusklc, late of the Township of
Grcy, in the County of Huron, Far-
mer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pnreuent to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario," that nit creditors
and others having Welton against the estate of
the said Alexander McClnsitie, who died on or
about the 10th day at March, A. D. 1020, are re-
quired on or before tite 12th day el Tune, A.
D. 1920, to mend by post prepaid or deliver to
John G. 0teEwan, of the Township of Grey, in
the County of Huron, at Wroxeter P. 0.,
No. 2, one of the Executors of said deceased.
thelreahriotian and eurnnm es, addresses amide•
tnriptions, the full particulars of their claims,
the statement of their accounts and the nature
of the securities Of any) held by them.
And further telco notice that after such 104
mentioned date the said Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re.
Bard only to the eietnls of which they shall
then have notice, and the said Executors will
not be liable for the said easels 0r any part
thereof to may person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received by
them et the time of such dietrtbution.
Dated this 21st day of Mn A. D. 1920.
ISABELL M000LJP8EIE,1 Executors,
JOHN G. SIdtWAN, S
Teacher Wanted
Expert alined teacher wanted for D, 0, S, No,
I, Turnberry, Rowlett and Grey. Protestant.
Duties to commence after Snmm er vacation.
Send testimonials and state salary. Aeolic°.
Mons received till lath of ,Tune. A, D0130LAe,
Secretary, Bluevale, R, R. 1,
Court of Revision
Village of nruesole
the Anne alUent
The (hen t of Revision on Lt A
Rol) of the Council stn 1of 150 n. sale tune, be hold in
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V e N it tclldftP
the dayt 111 het anti. e 1 o Monday,
the 7111s11 day of Ione vert et s otalo; k p.m.
All ',fifties interested will please take notice
and govern themselves twno1 dingly.
P. 6. 6COTT, Clerk,
Brussels, May lith, til20.
Popular Stallions
THE CLYDESDALE STALLION
biEABURN 280 (17069)
wilt net take a rialto but will stand for season
et proprietar'a fano,
,otl,t(`ou. J, tlorris,Phone 4e 1
HENRV BONE - Proprietor
CRAIGIE'S DOUBLE
No 18120
Enrolment No. 5010 lrorm I
Will stand for service et the stable of the pro-
prietor, *.11 Lot 20, Can. 0, Morris. Torres -
310.00 to insure n foal.
ROST. NICHOL,
Phone10(0 Proprietor.
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Enrolment N. 1867 Foran I
W. J. MEDHURBT,
Proprietor
Will stand tor the improvement of stone dur-
ing the reason of 1920, et 'Phos, hitter's staid .s,
SSltaot 26, Don. d, Morris. Terata ; $12.00 to in.
aura, payable February 1st, 1021. 4t42
Bull for Service
The undersigned tvlli keep for service, on Sl‘
Lot 80, 0on.2, Morris township, titethoro'-bred
Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Salem, No,
--00410=. Sired by Gnlnford Id ergots (108800) 1
Dant Mildred vn Ity Royal Sailor (1e960). Ped.
lento
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910.00 for thorn -brads payable et time of ser-
vice with privilege to return, Grade cows mot
allowed,
THOS. PIERCE,
Proprietor
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who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are
meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under
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