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I Rood, VTotor* AC, on January 19 , place at the ltabag, 'Following iby BERTHA TAMBLYN I ��, 'I �; N
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"! I" � 1", ,_� ., EMPaUNG at . Mrs. Clara Grabs Glad Tidings n,ayer, Mis's Ina Grey. I .1
" � _� i "k. ". I � r 36c dbu, to Edward, William Kurtz, took The new president, Mrs. Earl . A pieee of wood and a book of rules, . "
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.", I . , . qlace in .St. John's Church, Highland ' of 011- . I . A311d each Imust. make, ewe I
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, %06E BR"D BAK,MG I 9c Patrk, 20clugarn, On Saturday, Dece"111- hoped eac1h :
,1111 I., ,. 2_5"", , , - ber 29th,, 1934. Mrs. Kurtz attended (cou"agenient A rW A pitumbaing block or a stlepping stone. Coats, Dresse8 _ " .
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� I "I' I , J JEIAjY POW- Joe hem , i'Hex father, the late J. ier- . 19,35. ,Mr.%. John, E. Daley sang , , _ _ -� Home . - . I
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2 a ,very fine clowins, All are building for eitern- .. Milline p
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I "i, I � IMCOLATE MAU8HMAUJOW . 0 1-ty. Every conceivable li�;id of too] qj�,,rg,- -
I R � tation. of three life membership cer- , A,DMJSSI0N : I is at. the disposal of the bualderl _.-�n I I k . I
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I ., " ,,�;�. pound .................. Work withal. Let us, look into the /' �
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1-11 I 11 - �. Wr Society of NorthsddL- United Church Minnie Hailykirk and ,Mrs. M. McKel- I bag. . I
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� W . 1, .. . VJNGER ISNAJPS.at . -as iRuth Thomp- .1 see avarice, apathy, appetite, li,
I ,j': I I 9C day evening with -Mi clater, making ,the presentation. 1.
I ", i - . ?, pounds for - � ............ S envy, ehl�gpiealking,. covelbousness, . I I
�� .11- son in charge. The meeting was op- COME NOW—Select the thilngs - �
S ,� Miss is. 1. MicLean gave the topic on a talk on "N,eighbm," Which m4lice, hate, vain-gicyry, i
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I 1'��. SBOKEN BISCUITS the opening chapter .of the study book gave
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..... I'll. ... 25,c a prayer wais offlered by Rev. T. A. in a very interesting manner. A was well given, and much, appreriat- unbelief, lying, ,Sabbath breaking, you' need and save dollars 1, 14
�_, . - I , . 0artnichaeL Me minutes; of the last hearty vote Of thanks was tendered ed' Mrs. W. IL Sheppard read an t,heg, back-biting, lust worldliness, . .� I �� � 1,
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'A", 1 � SODA BISCUITS - - mieletiing were read by Secretary, Vera , the losing groups for their fine social article on "Tho' I � I k .
I 4,�. I 25,c Yeeir," which, if canied Out, ,would cruelty, deceit, ,strife, injustice, God- 0 * �
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, � ". . make a mulch b.etter world- Events lles6ness, se4fishveiss, These are used ' I I . 1. I .
.,�., � . reading, taken from Luke 4:14-23, Miss Norma Jeffrey. The meeting day were discussed, and the in the mialong of stumbling blocks-, I
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!1,1I.- .SALTED PEMNUTS 25c was then read, by Mildred Cudinore. closed by repeating the Lord's pray- � �
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3 a , 2 pomds, f or .............. Mr. T� Hemberger Tendered, a 21' I Meeting closed with the National An- see temperance, falth, good will, hu- k
" I I pleasing solo, "Safely and Tenderly er in unison. them. Lunch was served. at the closte, millity, brothl lorve, charity, know- Underwear Bedding �
, - d'f.F � CLASSIC CLFA�NSER Jesus is Calling." The topic was ab- by the hOstesses, ,Mrs,. E_ Phillips, ledge, trutk puritty, honesty, integri- . (
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, . 1. . LOCAL BRIEFS - The wee,Ny meeting of Knox Unit- wisdo' 0�iittlecness, pity, JOT, peace, Underprice Specials "
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, _:�l I I �, BANI-FLUSH at 25-c en. by the Rintloul boys. A hymn yvas ed Young People was held On' Tues- Imig-suffeciqng, forgiveness, kindness I � I.,
�� � I , I per tin, .................... sung and ,the meeting closed by re- e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark Of day night in the basement Of the -mileeknew, self denial. I see a sword Some. radical price reductions Some excellent values in I 0. V. I I ) � .
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I - � peating in unison the Mizpah Bene_ Aylmer, formerly of Seaforth, and . ei have been made on Ladies' and
. ". _ church, a good,. crowd b ing present. -that will be the Sword of the Slpdr- - k .
1 , � a -by Mrs. Clai*ls uncle and. aunt, Mr. and Child(reres 4VV�inter Underwear All -Wool Blankets and in Silk I .
fi I 3U,STER AND O.A.C. FEEDS. dictiom A gaime, was then enjoyei , Miss NoTma Couttp, the Missionary it-4and there is; a ,Golden Rule- All
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'K. � all the members. Mrs. George Harp, of Aylmer, h1awle convenor, was in charge.. After the t§eqla are of use in fla�hlondng step- for quick .clearance of odd I
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�,. L — . left on -a motor trip to Florida where singing ,e Mrs. A. piiij ston4es. There are many other lines- " alo Bed Spreads. I �
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.... e . A. C. Rou'tledge Sermon Subj - Y. they will spend -the winter. Fergusion led in the reading of 'the tools in the bag, but I lisve neither % I 9 - I I .
�'. � . ects�For Next Sunda y friends of Miss Mar- Szimip,ijuTe, I I I
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- . . . _Fnrisit PresbybeYian Church --Rev. J. PaLmage. Dr. Mortimorte time nor sipace to enume I .
Al V , FROM 166 , . garet Ross, who is attending Unq'- . ' � l. I
� In th, showed slides of the. -Indian work in The material' supplied, is the elanile, "
,,,.� I I Ugmondviflle 0hurch-4Sunday and learn that she has been in the United Churelitouching on Brantfo,M, prin,l!e, commoner,lit, fool. Each build- , "
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I.. 11, 4 � ,� I . "'The Dark, Sin Western Hospital in Norway,,' oxford, Brandon, er 19 furnished with a book of,rule ,
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I.. 11 I.. I � . H. Barnettwill preach o e comang v�ersity of Toronto, will be sr,rry to Cana�cla under the- auspices of the foreach and every one; whether king,
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.. I'll. � � -s, Forgiven"; 11 a.m, "The ing a- ge ouls attack of flue. 'Her Round ;Ijake, Edmonton, Sardis, Port go there can be no excuse' for mis- MacTAVI 'J' I
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_ � . . I . . 'Life Purpose of a Boy"; 7 p.m., "Two father, Dr. H. H. Ross, spent the week Simpson and, Hlazellton. Mrs. Amos takes. Leit me quo.tel a f,e* of these . I
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. i., I .1 . HE TEST Men at Prayer."--41tev. Chas. Mal- end in Toronto. I Andrew read, the firAt Part Of the' rules, First there ia�6 the rulesi laid � . I -_ . .
'11,-_ .. � . I GETS T . rolm, Mlinister. . - a .Mr. Bext Williams, who has- jbeen descriptiroe material and Mrs. Keyes down ii� the Decalogue-the Ten Com- -- , � . I . . � . — ,
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'. ii, � Card�io Block for sometime, ,has dis- The leettire altogetber was very in- four' is: "Thou shalt love the Lord spiriltual lives, of aql the mei4>ers of bc�,blfegsingsl; han �
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il When it comes time for the insur- Man and the Son of God,." Sunday . i i *
I ..... ? 1, 1. y to "Settle up" with the his, family to Lon-clon.. d a selection and the -thy ,soul, with all thy stre,69A, and apiritual ,exercise which giving to make us strong to fape this - year. . I
T.; ance compan school at 2.30 'p -m. -Rev. T. A, Car- estra rendere .
�, *-Miss Beryl Beckett, of.Win,ds meeting closed wiith the singing of wDth all thy mind," and they point missions provides, the interest in all The higher the mountain, ihe deeper . I
,,; . -insured-that's Ahe time. insurance michael, '.Minister. 'or, U'l �e fAils, and the thrill at'the sumbiat. Having ex-
.. � gets its test, and that's -the time when ..."o i,, the guest of Mr. and -Mrs. H. C. 'a hymn and the .Mizpah Benediction. out man's cluty to God. The last six that pertains to 00d"S ca s �
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- . !insecure policies, fraudulent policies, Egrnondville Young People. -The Box- Urs� E. Lawson, and Mrs. J. J. Wil- ,show man's duty to man, -and the sum these will ,be, 'not ,only no contribu- Terienced the sheter deligh Teach
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. ery soon ing .the top -last year, I'm surme wMe I,
.1 - policies that "Promise the world" are regular Young People's meeting of 0 Mr. George Bethune spent the son attended a meeting of the Pres� olf them ils�: "Thou shalt love thfy tion� for missions, but . v
I�, . u up in their weaknesses to the Egniondville Church was .held in "the week -e d in Toronto. vee e, up- shall all want to, do it again this year� I
I I .: - show 'L byterian, W.M.S. at Clinton on Tues- nedghboT as thyself." These ten, there will 'be TY little fb"r thI
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, - nday a Mr. William Bell, Oakville, spent (1* ,eep of the home church. It is said Stuicce8s, is made of cans; failures .
I I � � discomfiture iZllement of the cl-purch on M -o - ay. I rul)e,a include,practicaldy all the others, k, '�olt -gissionar Let each of us resolve to A
�, . policies are standard, backed by con- evening, January 921st. It was o,pen- the week end at the ho,me of his 'The local hockey team went to sbehas: "Wiait upon, the Lord," "Seek that a church that is T, a U y of can'ts. '4
I mother, Mrs. R. P. Bell. Landesboro on Wednesday and' were peAce and iloursue,ft ... .. Love -one an- church is a deaA chur`6_,'-6id there is be a can, in, -this year of grace, 1935.
� cerm that have stood the test of 'ed by the president, Miss Jean Smith, .
V I time, and afford Protection without with th, singing of a hy-mn. This 0 Mayor Sutherland was in Lon- defeated by the Londe,siboro team, the Other," "Bring ve your tithes," I'Ab- more truth'than poetry in that say- Let us think best, expect the best dos I 1.
E� . . don on Thursday attending a meet- - � ng and our best,, and trust 45o,d tor the ;e;�.
, r W . I . -core Incing 7-4. stain, from every- appearance of evil," ing. How Necry alive and stro
M11 . . arry was folqowed, ,by the Lord's Praver .- of Ontario Mayors. 1-nonthly meeting of "Forget not the assembling of your- . . s the church that doe5 its We May not be able to do the best, I
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- * Reeve Crosier of Seafo �1� th-P, Wornen's Missionary Society Of selves," "Do unto others as ye, would I
... , WATSON & REED . full share in carrying out its o.Wn mis- but it is
W"I'll ute,s of the executive meetin- -were W. R. Archibald, 'Of -'.Tucker Kn.ox Presbyterian Church was ,held they,should' do, unto you," etc., etc.' sionaTy'program-1 ' � . -b6st we caii. Yes, $750 loo-Ics, like a
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, � Ree,ve J. M. Eckert, of McKillop, are on Thurs)day afternoon at the hom.3 .A limited timie is, allowed each It is ,necessary that we apPlY ,Our' lot Of M0,11leY for us to raUoe, but as a. .
�:, ftoile 214 : SeafOrth appointed as Secretary in the absence I
gg- " of the regular one, and were adopt- in Goderi-ch this Nveek attending the '0, Mr,. E. Lawson, with a' goodly builder for -the completion of his task r,elves .diligently to thie businegs, of 9 -stoney pago,da rises brick by brick, f
.,� eS Of ed as correct, During the business January meeting of the Huron Coun- ,` stepping stone, if we so a $750 objective will rise quMmalftheer A I
_1�1 Specialists in All Lin . orriber present. The president, MTs. __-Aa life-E.me-and he "must make colrn�paelting our ll dollar, if- . I. I
, �� 1,1, . ty Council. Lawson, took charge of the meeting, either_a gtumbling block ,which is would win the reward we so earnest- upon quar I t . I
,� the members paid their fees and, -re- I rain will not flU " ,
I ''..": Insurance. . ceived hand books. After the offer- 0 Miss Hielen McDougall of Eg- wruch opened by singing Psalm 41. soinethb)'g thait hinders, wayfarers in ly covet. Henry Van Dyke, in thut we pectsevere. One g I I
1-F!" . ' mon-civille, spent the week-erid with the Scri�,tu�re reading was the first finding the . i "The, Mis- a sack, but it will help others. Co- -
M -1 .- , I Ing ,mas received, Kenneth Jackson way to eternal ldfe, or a ininititablor story of h s,
� , ----% her niece, Mrs. McClure., in Goderich sixteen verses of the- 14th chapter of siteipping sto-ne, whkh is, somlething sion," tells of a dlream he once bad. operation i's the ker�note. There is a i
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. . . township. , John, after which the prayer in the that will help others to riee. In He divamed thathaving finished w
1. 11, . . . lowed �,yy the Scripture, which -was 0 The many friends of Mr. James January Glad Tidings was read in either case, not only 'himself, but the things -of this world, he was be- our efforts, so think of what lie can . .
, .",, ; <> 0 <> <> 0 <,. �0 0 <> <> 0 <> Msltthe�v V, beginning at the 16th o learn that he had . -do, and expect great tbings, But we
.- -read by Jean S-mith,. Ken- Pubb will regret t unis,oii. Letters of thanks were read -others . are involved. ing guided by am angel to (his mansion � pray� I I
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;;",�. 1 '4> S. T. Holmes & Son and fracture his arm. Mrs. Robison for remeTrilbrances coming to one mue'h erlegs, else our deeds, will be power- i
, _,, .� , . which called for considerable thought. 0 MT. Gordon Rolph, who has been at'if by means of our stepping .stones tiful ones andon � he les& I I
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I �, <> FUNERAL SERVICE <:> We enjoyed a social half hour in CbTistmaa, Hymn 582 was then, sung some slt,rug�gli ed, in- grander than any of the others, I I
11��'. <> Orth 0. ill with pneurnoria for some I,time, after whitli'Mrs. Wilson gave aread- to the light, wont it be well worth said: "This will be n-dne-',' But ihe (Harving Is successfully reached. our, I
" . Main 'Stfeet� Seaf ga�nres after -which the National An- '
, t � was taken to Scott Memorial Hospi- ing on "The Old Year and the New." whiilq? That is just what the mis- an -gel said: "No that one 'was pre- objectlive,2�1�1,9a4, we go, forward in- I
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. 'ii � � : , - . <>, 'O' themi was sung and the Mizpah Bene- tal on Wednesday. . an." As they to the new yetarr with,greater enthas�
Y,� <> IS. T. Holmes, residen-, <> dic,tion repeated. This ,vae folqow,e,d by a tallk by Miss sionary enterpri,se aims to. do. 0-ur pared for your charwom I
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w�,�� 0 Miss Mary Papple has �returned small- iasin than if we had allowed our- I
�<> Goderich Strell West; ph -one -0 - Small on "Praye:, " The new business gifts to missions are .he means of prGceeded the mansions, beca-
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, ,F�;,, .<>:.No. 1.19W. Charles Holmles' <0' May Lane,,Auriliary Meets.-Tbe to Brantford after spending a few of -the day was the paying of inem- bellodng olthers i%L,e bek possible er ,and poorer, and -at last the angel ..
61-1 home on the Mill Rorad- bership fees. Me closing hymn wag way. They -are . , oklist of spiri- stopped before one of the very pOOT- that enthusiasiml is the greatest asseb
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Q, �' lar meeting of the May Lane Mr. _ shed struc- in the world. 'It beets money, Orr I
� . , 0 Mr. and Wrs. Bert Kling, 494, qfterr which a social half hour tulal diarknesis into the glorious light est -a tumble-d,own, unfini
. . . . . . . � -0- Eassit; -phone No. W8.. "�> Auxiliary which was held in the -n and' Mar- rs,.,, Mr. power, or influlence. Liet. us, theiv- I .
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I ".".� <> Ambulance 'Service <> school room of Northside ' United Jack Adams,. Miss Hele was enjoyed. I and liberty of the Gospel of Jesus ture, and said: "This, is YOU there iIs fore, le-moloy every possible means, of I
,;� ,, -<> Night, caTls, Phone 308- <> Church on Wednesday, Jan. 23rd, toopk r,,aret Rolph, of Dayton, Ohio, were I i Christ, and -if we bring our ,offerings Van D,Fkc said: "Surely
1, - ,. called here this week owing to the . 'Istake, cannot I have one keeping our en.thusiasin ,alive and I
0� : �0. Day calls, Phone 119 J. 0 the form of a 'birthday party, the oc- . to,God in, tbe rigbtspirit, and pre -sent some mq - Why 6
'2""', , �.. t, , . . . Charges moderate. .0 casion ,being the fourth anniversary senous ifiness of their mother, Mrs. EGMONDVILLE them "n the name of His. dear Son, of those beautifful mansions we pass- buriiing throughout the whole of t1hiss
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"'Il I , . Charles Rolph. He has ,promised, -to pour out His. ed?" The angel replied. �
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Rt. .1, sp6nt Sund-a,y at the,bomes of Misses The Egrnondville Mission Band, promisas never fad terial y I"
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".. �, 1� '� . . - ing. . A letter was, rWd"froni the Ilibibert, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert met in the vestry on' Friday after- ii-tining ouir remarks to those These boulses of clay izL wonderful ck? ,encouragement and hoped ,each I .
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; 421: . . . Superintendent of the Rospi�al at . noon. 'The Superintendent, Mrs. Mal- within the church, ,there are some crumble to dust- and it i cause in which we are not in-tere-itecl I
�- 0 <> I in town. colm, had charge of the worship ,per- in every Congregation, who appose, to think we li��e a hoase all ready
1. ,�-i, Gypsumville, Man., thanldng the aux- I
,,Z, - 0 Mrs. J. G. McDermid, of London, -be too, late nor are we apt to be, interested in I
to . <> "O' iliary for their boxes of Christmas iod and -also gave a talk to the new s -lending any money to missions ' eso- to "love into- It will Is ea;bout which we'know lit- I
.', , ,, , <> 6. . is spending a few days with friends officerrs on dependability, The presi- pecially to foreLgrt missions. They when we come to, the ,end of life to sometbrin
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I " , . 41> H. C. BOX 4eeT. It was d,ecddk-d to ha,ve a pot . tle or'nothing. Knowledge is power- I
, ill, I, i n town. dent, Dorothy Taman, then took the claim there ,are plenty of uns a badly4)uilded, house. .
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., .<> FUNERAL SERVICE �0 luck supper at the hami6 Of Mis,se,s -teTiai to send forwIlard Knowledge of the mrissionhry enter-, I I
... 1i "I 0 Mrs. W. J. Walker suffered a , the The be!st ma
,&. ,/ Ethel and Florence Beattie- on Febru- , chair. "Jesils Bid's Us Shine" was rig'lit at ourri door, and that it i, . I
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�, %. -, � .11> Licensed Embalmer <> evere fall on Main- Street on, Thurs- ght timbler of bro- pris,e brings an, enthusliasim, that is .
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I 1", . 4:> I. . ,o: a7 ryth. After the devo,tional exer- clay last, and has since been confined sung a�c,mnipanied by INtildred Finni- duty of the Church to -gather all is�rh is the clear, strai . ontagious enough to, attract new I .
I Ambulance Service - cises, life memberships were pretsent- gan. The secretary, Mary .Stewart, infbo, the fold, before attempting 0 therlY IIDNie�-a love, so colintpelling that <,
I'll, .. ."., . . . . to her home. give rni era and create, an interest and .
,_ Day Calls .0 ed -by the 'Honorary President, Mrs the ice then ,read the minutes and- called the evangelize those afax off. Suppos6 we gladly ' .the -helping hand to me lb . I
, 1,5 40 Might Calls ' a Mrs, J. J. C2,eary fell on who have fallen devotion Which results in larger mem-
I �� .0 Phone 17 5 Phone 4� -o Carmichael, to Mrs. E. H. Clos,e, _;�rs. . . roll. Those who paid- their fees were the -early Christian ChruTch had'acted those unfortunates, s of others, b ship and more sacri,ficiall giving- I
11 . .1 on Sunday morning going -to church . ber%hiip pin. �Mrs.'Mal- upon that line of ress,014i , -the stum�baing block . er .
�1,1 14::� .�> X. H. Reid and Miss Mary Gillespie. , . .1 gwen a mem . nig. The re- over I .
I . . and broke her wrist. I I.. M,dy Of OUT &Ljamial retUrTZ for Then, too, we can, ltc4p to -kindle and
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.� I. :. .(> ,0 <> <> <,, �0 0 <> <> ,�,. <> <> Rev. T. A. Carmichael installed the . I I 11 colm told a stoTy of ,a little Indian ligion of Britain, would gtill he Druid- .'A sl as .an Aux- sustain enthusiasm by regular at- I
-,,.,I , new officers. Tbe meeting was then i baby Nvl�.o wag cared for by the mis- i,Flnil; Ithe widlows of India, many .Of 1984, rev�alls. to ,iis that w,e-11 tendance at the meetings and by a , I
I...,.,. . I ,siona�ry*., wife after her ' mother's them roe're cbdldlre,n, would. still be iliary wet have buiaded. not anly I I .
��� ;1 I given over to ,Mrs.- P. B. Moffat, lead- -RN , of ,but wisely, and, that we. cheerful willingness. to hel b
. I er,;6f'Circle No. 1. After singing a . AUBV death. Mild,red Finnigan the vice- burned alive on the fun.eml pyre .have provid- p 1w enev- .
, .I, X . . . I . hm.n, Mrs. Carmlichae-1 read the . - . I president, lit the lights ,of the "Gos- therir hutsbands and the, ,baby girls of ed much rich material to, be stored er, wherwever, and. howevier'we cl I I
"D, � Mr. John S ngtGn- is confined, to .,onjtribu_ Nothing kills, enthusiasm quicker than
1"i, . <> .0 Sci�Vture- lesmon.. Mi.ks Miabel Turn- yTn'l pelfp and the 40hrigromws ,,Star" in. Jndia would, still ibe food for alliga- up for us in I1eaven- Our c last poorly attended m�ectings,, dull, drag- I .
. .91 . Z .0 bull faivored witb a di-lightful ,sovlo, the house. I the De Wali service. "When Mothers tors, and crocodilels,; the. little girk; in tions -to the Lbrve Gift was, the ms and delinquent officers,, .
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, : , -son anrioune of Salem" was the last hymn, ac- China would sin1l. have -to endure -all stepp, I
Irl., I , I <> "Goin, 'Home." This was followed Mack and Johnnie Wil e ing stone and it enabled us, to ging PrOgra I
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�;Al� WAL.KEIVS by a reading hy MIsm JE,an ST.,fth, the arriv�l of a, balyy sister at their cOmipanied by Mary Stewart. The the togtUres, of foot -binding; the na- 'reach the tollo- 'It is not the going I
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" I'll horne. coniOng in, that ,have not ado,p6ed thle method of tith-
11.1, -0 FUNERAL SERVICE 'C> "How .%san Boggs Got Her Man." " I I- ptres-id'ent dosed) qVe- meeting with tives of the islands in the Pacific out ,Of 1port, but the- g . ini to do so, now at the beginning of I I
11, !'. -c> , W. 1. WALKER an'd <> After sirgink another hymn a s Mrs. Noomian Hamilton is. staying p,rayeT. would still be cannibele; the wouiem determines the isucces's Of the voys ,e 9 I
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'1.11,11 with Mr. and Mrs. T. Wik,on. of all lands would, still be -the slaves When OUT 1OV wa�s, put to the teist ,it the year. If a man has to bafm a
'r, 4> JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. .C> half hour was enjoyed ,by the mQ,m,-
'' ;. -5 Miss Mabel Hkekingibobtoni has re- . � their liege lords,. . 0 out, steam- often be worsted. He will imagind I
� � A, and, 'Sue- fight with il over every quw-
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I 1 4> Licensed -Embaltmers and ,0 ben, when the execultive of Circle I of And what about st, old and our missionary b the devi I
, ful lunch The t,UTn,,d to her home after beitig with rls in thi Ito Port, sails all Ge
. I.. .1 qc� Yuneral Directors. <> served a most delight 1� . I tb�, women, and gi .s beloved ed in . ter or 50 cents he gives, away, he will I
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�.. r,. ,,O� D�ay or Night Calls promqytly <> meeting cloksed with the Mizpa� beii- My-% An -ch. 111sobitson ft6r the week- Canada of oursi? .1 sbudder when I ces_s, w?,itten in golden capital letters �e is giving far more than he retalbr .
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... I - <> attended. . ,0 edd,otion. end; . __ ==2=====� think of itall! When, the early Chris- on ,the prow. , Love will find' a way 1.16. 'With the ,tithing ,$)nstem,, the I I
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I:, 11 I . I, : 4> P'HONE 67 .0, .0. - ' * Visitors: Miss Annie Straughan � g�/ 0 V SEZ: I I tians were repulsed by the Jews, Paul every tilmlel
, _!;=� ' ` and Barnabas, said: "Lo! we, 'turn, to And who can elkimate the joy ex- struggle colmles only ome, and' then I
,ei , I I ... .40* 1 �0 W. M. S. Holds First Meeting.- of Godlerioh with her parrents, -.---. w on
,. <> .C> �, The first Tneeting of W. M. S. of S. Cox, Goderich, with Mrs. H. I f the Gentiles, and so it is to -day. The Perienced by our ,having conta-ibuted you know exactly hem y are �t; I � I
': 193.5 was held in First Presbyterian , , , Mill ghave, bD the carrying on, of and believe it or not-, the dlistrLbution �
1.11" " - Mogridge; Wim. Harriston of Londles- . — 0 �. ;Z unsaved ones have every means of our f of the Lord's portion. is one of the I
", � . -fternoort. The bGro dith .'his d,aughter, Mrs. William , * nd if they re- the work our W.M,�S. bais undertak-
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,.,,;:, .. Dodd; iMr. and Mrs, Nelson Hill, Billy, IE � , ,,, I re of,those greatest joy,s of a tither's life. MJan3r 1
, If �; . prayc-r, Scripture reading and. open- Mr. and Mli*. Ifibbert, Harold., of I fuse To accept, galvartim, they haw eii? The tithers use -the Old Testament method L
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1;�-- ing rem,arks were ably ta;keri by the themselvles to blavile for the coirse- who helped to make it possible,� The �
w.� �,il .. THE JOHN RANKIN dent, Mrs. Robert Ebarliart� Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phil- � I quences. Those who opipose., or are joy �Of vk-la doing i's it -9 O`Wn reward. off giving a tendli, but there is 'no I I
$. V . new presi - bard and fast rule regarding the pro-
- 11 t I I who presdded. Rerports, were read by lipig and MTTs. 0owsont were guests Of " not interested in (nifissions; are either The ,pleasure spreadg to the Pregby- -ld I
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j AGENCY the various 9,ecretaries. The Supply , " ignorant of the tremendous need for ter6al, the CordeTence Branch, and the Portion <me shou give. The idea I
; '' ,� " "� . I . Fobks, away: MT. and Mirs. Harry the Gospel in- foctle$gn lands, and in; the Whole 3-bgsiGnarY SOci,PJt'Y- Th., mit, is to 'givle, not modically, but I
. ��,�.`.y Secretary, Mrs, John ,Beattie, an- . regularly, "On. Itli e fiT-A dlay- of the
.. . no,unced the allocation for 1935 and Beadle were in Goderich visiting with . outlyimig dlighri� Of Our own,land, or siunaries sire pleased, als, it enables .
.1�i!, Insurance of all kinds. Mr. atid Mrs. George Ryan; Mrs, Jas. I � x, U lay oil
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,;. Bonds, Real -Estate . collection, The reNceived ,e Februaxy Howatt with her daughter, ,Mrs. P. . % � , I nvaking'6f their stumbling blocks, they Timid failed them. There is the joy Lord pros,�er,i you. .
J � 11 Mianning, Londersboro. bave no t1ime for Itbe higher things Of -thbse who through Che ministry ,.
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I., Charles Beadle, Jr., attended, a party 1\ . * e ,,cut in facing the New Year, I leave .
i, .I,, 14, � Owing to the regretted ill-nessr of Mrs. . I � Furthermore, a church tJhat aims E�l salviatiOn. There io joy anmng -th I
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Z"Il". jS�EAFORTH - ONTARIO John Stewart, 'Mies. Gibson and, Mrs. ven by Mir. Alden Johnston, Nile. - nothing inare Ithan supporting itself, 'angels of Heaven because some soul& wi'al YOU these beau�t'bl words from I
, ,�� �,_. T pleasent; trime was spent dancing. , MOST WomEN A is sitntpay marking titmee, and -as thet�e are being redeemiled froml sin, and, the pen of Frances, IrHavergal: . I
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�..,, . items from a personal letter she re- 'while fixing the timbers. at the head BUY, 1;eS AN AWF'V4lr ' mosro either advance or recede, ��d ter who has been thu'D assured of our
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", 11 � 1.� . the mill race. the chances are that in every. case, love and, gratitude. Walb Will dare I
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�,�' ��4 I'm . Sarvauge. Group ,I was responsible The regular mleeting ,of the they will, fall back. to s6.y that it is, not more blessed to .
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,;�� '.1 1; 1, I I rester's Halq on Tuesday afternom, cus,tomors, - at well 'as men! . morning, the ModeTlator, Rev..Richard This year we celebrate the terilth .
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" ,,, . Alex. Parks, prepared a prayer which Mrs). J. Woods, th t6eP You'll KNOW that you've the Robertat quoted. *bwb P,bilip B amailversary Of Church Union in, Can�-
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. , , I'� ,was given by Mrs,. Aber'fiart. Mrs. . chair. After the slinging of the Ode, 'best Radio on the market when said, in regard to the question asiked ads, and i
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A'ji , of the Second Division, Court . play our coal billl?" and the answer, crq�me in membershio, and a 10 per I
.��, ""P.,"i". itntgand AT". Platterson the Glad 'Ad- Of Isat meeting were read &Wd adopt . and the tone of a Rogers or a Mis eternal covenant
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14 I I, .1 I county of Huron ings Prayer. Mrs, C. Aberbart then eA. The Secretaxy, Miss -Margaret. Majpsti Radio bring pleasure "By taking ru 'a collection, for foreign cent. increase i -n aftwManoe. In' those
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Pll��� �1, . . King, read a le!tfer from Mrs. Oliver I , .1� as Rdotim on His) ,promise . (
"I 1� � .. . 6%ce , the Domind,on Bank Build- read a paper on, "Service, Fellowship every fody ` long as yon have misigbom.11 Whatdid-hemieun'? Sim, yeaws, 26 of Our meMbers hwe been,
11 . of the Childrien's, Shelter - I . plT ttibia: Giviiig to missions is. it called to inblabit the mm$ons pre- 9 k
�,,,, i I "I" , . Office hours: - and T,axger Membership," written by In Godetich ' . the set., . Mhat ,have we to fear? I
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�;� Wik&v Thtavday and Saturday, Mrs. John Stewart, end closed the j�ffiwget to conSUlt Mir- s0irilbual' e*eavilse, amid- the more spir- pared for f
,�.?, - , f on tea Mrs. Wacids madloan a0ptal for more Doili, iltual exercise we take, the stronger ten years? In Itbe courge of nature -God is all-suflIcient, . 4
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. �1;i� :�4_. . .� � 0040, J.0 pmt. to 9 p1m. will be seiveld, by"the So,c6gl Com,mit- donations for thel samle, institution,. Our spiritusl lives become, and the we misily expect that as ,many more .
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,J e*v�' . 1� I , tee at the February meeting, when ThI6 =,e�MbM were re!Tlind6d to bring to straighten them out. greater our initer6st in the growth oY may be ciallied, ,Which ,of us it wlil� be .0 I 6
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