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A very fast and exciting bockey
game was played here to-ni 19t` for
the championship of the town, 'when
the' Seniors and Juniors crossed sticks.
The score was 5-q. in favor of the.sen.'
tors, but the juniors were without
theirstar player; 'Archie - McDonald,
who was in the country and we be-
lieve. the seniors invited Prim to stay
nut, there, and if they did,; they done,;
well for they certainly would have re-
ceived a trimming had he been on
the line up against tliern. S. Gough
was referee. •
The Oddfellows held an "At Idome"
in their lodge rooms last Friday even-
ing, when the largest crowd of the
season was, present, , the ` hall being
packed. Theustialprograiri Was run
f, ucitre'and Doniutocs, Lunch and
Dancing,'I''he'wiene s" were Euchre,
Gent; F. Hamilton; Lady, Jean John-
ston;• Domino; Fent,, A. 13.arbour;
Lady, Miss L. Joynt.
The Guild meeting in the 'Presby-
terian ' church was 'in the form of a
St. Patrick's night. Misses. Mary
Dotiglas and Norma Thompson gave
Irish Readings; Misses Mary Aitch-
ison and Colena Clark,contributed
Irish Solos and an Irish Duet by Mrs.
P. Stewart and Miss Cora Cluhb.
The topic "The Life of St. Patrick"
was taken" by Miss Jean -McCallum,
who.,
gave 'a very good 'review of the
popular <u Saint. - `"
Se'Gertl;farmers in, this vicinity° have
,suffered heavy losses, by the death. of.
'cattle lately. It was thought to be
due to feeding sweet clover silage at
first, but some arc now of the opinion
that it' is •a disease, Geo. Murray, at
Langside Jost four and Jack McIn-
tosh, near Lochalsh' has lost seven.
Reeve Johnston was a delegate from 1T 1 g b 1
Ly ce u i Theatre
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
DOROTHY GISH
in
'THE G,1--IOST IN: TIJI
GARRET„
and
BUSTER KEATON •
in
"THE HAUNTED HOOSE"
Matinee Saturday at 3130 p. ns,
Tpc and .s5c. `
;Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
•
Rupert Hughes Masterpiece'
"THE OLD NEST"
With the greatest 'star cast
ever assembled, featuring 21. fav-
orite stars of the screen.
Na Advance In Prices.
IN'MEMORICA1`JI ^-
In ,loving: lteniory of the late .Airs.
J. H. Finley, who' departed this life
on Friday, March `loth.g
I: little thou ht when taken sick,
My life was run'so ilea:•,
P,ut;. now for me the time has' come,
No o on •er to sere.
town to _'ain a representative from all fake warning by my 'sudden call
the towns on this line of the G. T. R.
to meet -General Superintendent Bow-
ker and. Superintendent Piggott with
a view of gettingbetter" train con-
nection. Reeve Johnston thinks that
we will get better connection on the
afternoon train,'gettiug to: Toronto at
8 p. lei instead"of 9.40.
One of the early residents of Luck
now passed away at the home of her
son -ie London, last Friday in -the per-
son ,; of' Ad's. Armitage. After the
death of her husband which occurred
here some years ago she went to :re-
side: with her torr,'; the Rev. .Leslie
Armitage but had visited Luc.h now
every summer
witr-1iei sisters, tet
s
Mrs.
Ross and Mrs; Thos. Treleaven:
The body was 'brought to Luckno-w
and the' tutreral'-;rvas held on ••Stftictay'
-afteuoon.froin •the°,Anglican chusehito'
South. Kinloss .ceiiz.et y • •
At: a s ectal ,.ineeiiii r ,of t
And you for death prepare;
For it will come you. riot+
y know ,,wlien,�
The manner, how or- where.
Farewell dear husband, and friends
so dear,
For we Shall meet no more
Till we be raised with Christ to dwell
On Zion's Happy Shore.
No one knows the silent heartache
Only:'those who have lost cavi tell,
Of the grief which I bear in silence:
For the one I:loved so
Husband,
p b do tncil
field on Monday night, thejoo1 moire
Ticenfe was `;reduced from $rdo.00 to,
$7o¢o, and :the rent of the old town
hall -holy' occupied by Chas. Durnin
& Sort as a machine, shop from $10,00
to $roo.00. The application of a mov-
ing picture concern to rent the town
hall� for amusement purposes . for
$300.00 a year was turned down,
Mr.; Marshal, Graham has gone to.
Toronto
Mrs. Lorne Aitchison of .Norwich
and Mrs. E. -Aitchison of . Winghani,
'visited for a few days in tar��n:
Mr .and Mrs. .}Ernest Slier pod' and
°j" family who have been visiting at their
former homes in Ashfield have return-
.. ed tothe.jtrest.
u"�-' Mr. foe McClure ivlio sometime ago
.::: underwent a `serious operation in a
,,,.- hospital in Detroit. has so' far recover-
ed as to be able to visit' his -parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Phillips have
oma.: niovecl into: the house •until recently
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I4Ir. Alalcolin Heaton of dear Sea- i£i —
forth visited friends in town. Which
comes, to the 'Lyceum
Mr, Albert: McQuillan. who has. not, = Theatre.next Monday, Tuesday T
been in good health for some titin. T- and Wednesday., 5
has sold his farm to ldliles 4CchIillan
y�pp��,� ®�q��®��p a�,�g and Will have an audiam sale to: des Ocie' of aIle ,rcatest 0f till" L-2-'
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Mrs. I, TI Carrtrtlt who has bcEvn 1 `ereatest.of all themes ---Life, and
visiting .in toren during the past inerth, = 1:-ife 'brow, here,"yours, mine. : 5-
is �es returned to .iter home ill' Clinton. bitter end. ,weer and ,red'
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Born—Tn .\\Jest \thaw anosh to Air. 'rip_ and glad Anil majestic and ictty.
�'• and ltCrs. TicrI) i1t-si'uillan, a son. , an.d•drvine. an< pitiful! '
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Our range of samples, in spring line of novelty suits, coats, dress
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to give het
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did not have the time,to see our
opportunity to the ladies who
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Made to Your Measure
We - will make to your measure any garment which you may
ehoose'frorn our samples, guaranteed to satisfy.
We wishto state positively that � any garment in order:now, will
not be duplicated in this town again.
Ls small deposit will place any garment in our store and shipment
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convenience.
an be arranged to Suit ,your convert
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asd know tha' you will get your inoney back, if you are- not setts -
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INSPECTION EVIL --L BE APPRECIATED.
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W HITEC%HURCI-1
(Too Late for last week.)
Mr. Jack(Johnston was:taken to the
Wingham. General hospital 'East Sun-
day. We�Nolte be wilt soon be well
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Henderson and
children of Lucknow, visited with MVtr.
andMrs. Thos,Moore on Sunday last.
Mr. John I"w eton returned to his
homeinthe
bile's~z an Saturdaylast.
Miss EvaMorrison.
ofToronto, of
or ito is
spending a few holidays under th.e
parental roof:
Mr.; and Mrs, Guest and family' of
Kinlough,
g I, have recently moved unto
Mr. Egleston's farm in -West 'Wawa -
nosh. We welcome them into:our
community,
Our teacher, Mr. Gowans• was laid
up with a severe cold over. the week'
end.
We notice that Mr. Robert Laidlaw
is having an"auction sale on Friday,
March 24th.
Misses Greta and Lottie Fox re-
tarne,d� from, visiting friends in Hamil-
ton and It
on Saturday last.
a turd<
y
Miss Eva Dawson,of .
or , Wingham,
Miss Winnifred Ferrier entertained
cent Sunday
1 'at the Manse. .
he Young t Ya i People
of the
& p Methodist
Church on Friday evening. All re-
port a good time.
BELGRA V.E
Mrs. (Rev.) .Jones is spending a few
weeks with friends in .Toronto..
Mrs. Long of Milverton, is visiting
with her brother, Rev. Peters.
Mr.. Andrew Proctor is''spending a
couple. of weeks 'with friends near
Toronto.
t Mrs; T, • Maxwell of Wieteeipeg,
spoilt a day with Mrs. Brandon.
Miss Laura Bona of Godericlr. Hos-
pital Staff is spendinga few weeks at
het home here,
�Arrn. 1`)unbar and F. McCalltu are
unloading ,i oar of Western "oats.
DR. F. A. PARKER,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICAN
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All diseases treated. "
office` adjoining residence, Ceeti•e' � 'i 'hafl,*, 01110V/0
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Dr. Frank Crane. =
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'The. Old" Nest" is real and
® touching and almost incredibly Ea
without an atone of false senti-
ment. I have seen it four times
and cried each time. —
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THE CHURCH EVERYW$ER
}3y '„i. of B.
Too ntucli publicity cannot be given
to the mission of ,Ikev;;.G, CarnPbell
Morgan, wleieli opens in Hamilton on
Easter Sunday, He has already given
the world many surprises, which prove
.that -lie is a "chosen vessel" of the
Lord. He was a great surprise to
those who long" ago rejected his appli-
cation as a student for' the ministry.
The college doctors of divinity dis~•I
copracd his entrance, thinking that
he was not suitable to the calliaig, It
only tapes a moment or two of his
rare personality and :brilliancy of ;1
speech to convince the listener that he.
did not mistake his calling.
His ministry at Westminster Chapel,
London, , England, was - another' sur-
prise. Iri,5904 flus church, had become
known 'as "the despair of Congregat-
ionalism," It was on the rocks' finan-
cially, the building neglected and the
people scattered. In a pastorate of
thirteen years everything was chang-
ed. One feature, of his work was the
'Friday evening' Bible Study, 'when an
average of 1800 attended coiningfrom
all arts; of the t
p• great city.
Three topics ffom last Sunday's
church notices in Winnipeg will in-
dicate
n dicate the brightness of the preaching
in the West, Rev, C. R: McNally,
M. A., a Baptist spoke on the "Un-
worked Goldmine of Youth." Dr, L.
T. Dunnitt
' <Y
lit a leading an-
nounced
ca ;, Afel.Jio<l.lst an
as his subject, "Our Own
Funerals".' And Rev. 'Geo. Laughton
a Congregationalist had" the "question,
.
"FIov. Much 'Alive Are You?", In
New York Dr.: C. I3. McAfee, .Presby-
Presby-
terian, spoke,. on "Songs of a Thous-
and Years." Rabbi Newman asked
the" question, "Ought Jews Teach the
New Testanieut?" and Dr. N. Dwight
Lillis Who Built the New Italy,
"Soldier, Agitator or "Statesman?
A sew instances of what laymen n are
doing ar'ept;blished, A Lutheran con-
gregation
on- „r
gree ttion: at Cuero, Texas, under the
leadership', of the minister and nine
picked men proceeded -by "team -work"
to reach the unchurched people
p p e of that
denomination. By the use of cars,
telephone and retail, -32 people were re-
'ceivedrinto the cateclietical- class,5
of whom were given adult baptism
and i.3 confirmation, all taking: Holy
Communion' on New Year's 'day. .fn
Saskatoon, Sask., seven other men
stood behind their rector in St, John's
Anglican, church and; , supplied three
.rtsral•charges every Sunday. This, in- *�
creases' the ;importance of the. Lay-
inerts Convention of Anglicans, which
meets in. Toronto early next June
Pius • � I;, has a .well -stored and
dis-
cerningimind. It is said. that a ;motto
of certain::. Catholic, Savants, "Learn-
ing For Life". That put a new spirit
namely that learning • has a duty 'and
value to society as well as a personal
benefit, , His Eminence has also great:
linguistic' powers;,• 'To,::the • kneeling.
cardinals' after his election he spoke
friendl3iwords;: in. their own languages,
Italian, French, ;English, German,
Spanish. and Polish.
The news from the British `Free
Churches' is cheerful: Rev. R. C. Gil-
lie,•,D. D., the retiring ,president, a
Presbyterian, has spent the year -'in`
visitation, He has a good word to
say for 'the lay preachers. "I heard a
sermon" he relates from a cowman. It,
was an' excellent address 'to a large
congregation. He touched also upon
the young preacher who is.a product
of the war: One of these gave his ex-
perience as follows, "When I Entered
the War, I soon found a great deal
was wrong with the' world. Next, I'
found that •a, great deal was wrong
with myself. : Then I came to the
Sermon ori the Mount then I carne to
my Saviour," He pays a warm tri-
bute to Rev, Douglas Brown, the Bap-
tist t varrgelist. noting that lately it
an Anglican church over 000 people
heard this noted ntissioner.
The Royal Wedding was a notable
evenr. in church circles: Two Arch--
bishops,
rch-
bishops, two Bishops, a Dean and two.
Cartons, of the Anglican church offi-
ciated- The other' churches were well
represented, ;couch tare being taken to
have all the moderators, presidents,
and others ire office, present, Ireland,
Scotland and Wales were given places
along, with the English. (inc of the
hymns chosen by the Princess was,
"Lead 'Us Heavenly Father". In the
service, the -Christian names were
simply given, a beautiful human touch
of Royalty, "1 Victoria Alexander
Alice Mary, take thee, Henry George
Charles, to be city wedded 'husband,"
Bishop Graham of the Roinan Cath-
olic o diocese Deese of Edinburgh nbur i
gl speaking at
a dinner of his coireli :ionists
g , said,
"Catholics had reason to be thankful
for the liberty they enjoyed in these
days, There wase hardly any respect
in which they fell below their non-
Catholic brethren in the liberty of
worship accorded' them, We are at
present one eighth of the population,
but hope to increase to one half." In
England the, school question is dis-
turbing the peace. Bishop Shine at a
meeting in Middlesbrough to protest
against the Davies Bill declared that
"Catholic •parents 'should have facil-
ities given them 'by the nation that
they might • be taught the Catholic.
rel}gion."
Thei
"calling system" in the }res-
byterian church is not without its'
good points, '
St. An r � '
d t.w church,
v
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Moose jaw, became vacant' through
he: call from Victoria to its popular
minister, Rev. W„'G. Wilson, M. A,
They decided to secure a successor by
conmiittee rather than "preaching
or a call But in doing so they took
o less an interest, but rather by carn-
et prayer, were more concerned, In
a strange way their hearts were turn-'
d to a young minister in the far east,
ltev. J. A. MacKeigan, B. A:, St. Day-
d's Church, St. John, N: B. On being
pproached, he gave no encourage-
ent but rather the reverse. A dep-
tation went down to lay the matter'
efore hirer and he firmly opposed it,`.
tit the people in the west kept on in
r ayee• and saw brat one whom they,
esired, , Then he accepted, 15 looks
Ice a ”"Gospel call in a Gospel way.
St, John's Garrison Chor•ch, Toronto
o, I,te'e J, Russell 'M-tcLean incui'o-
ent, has opened a free clinic for men,
omen and ehuldreit: There were. >t'etp;
of its men in the 'wi.r skid 00 were kill-
ed. This ie for all doetoinettatiotes and1
conducted as out patients of St. John's
h0spit 1, The patients are to be gi,eii
siiir'itual guidance a.s ww ell as medical
treatrteent,
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We will in future be in a:position to give bet-
ter ter service in both the Sales Department
and the Service De ak e nt, having
re-organ-
ized.
e-or an-ized.
Mr. E. Merkley will in future devote;'
his entire time to the Sales Depattnient, while'
Messrs. Percy` and Cecil Merkley will be itt
full charge of the Standee Department. They
will be even in better position. than before,
s of their flavin ,'s nt the aat sew
because g It
months in th4 larger Motor Service Stations':
in London: A trial order is all tPiat • r aslr
Our work gu4ranteed. Pao Sob will he ttiiraed
out half donee,
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