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Re -Opening of St. George's Church
The Interior Is Now One of the Mot Beautiful In the
Province
Deanery Thanksgiving Service Monday Night
To Prepare the Way of The Lord the Mission of the
Church Says Very Rev, Dean Carlisle.
ibis week a new epech in the Ida- i Carlisle, we ere pleesed to be able to
tory of Et ,Gtetee's Angliean &trek Ihdd101a In full as foBovis :
codetsea,, .„,,,,, ,,,b,cred in 14 this n.,. 1 'Mat tt.. say at the very outset,
, opening of the beautifully 11 for lee to o
'ee face in tee (nee t; i
ese•
, - t- rey friends Suet what a pleasure i 3
' and enriched edifice. Decortitea its Buren, where I spent reaettrally all
the itecrier is in soft restful teem, illY life int'al dgist, Years ago. when 1
with many beautiful mural paintinge went to the city of Montreal, and I
that irto matter where I may live
t doee ify toe artistic band of fir. P. C. feel
: • Brown, of Toronto, and enrielied with . san“ mwnYs think et the 1•34"30
, e many a gift in the. wey. or ehuree etl•lero.n e3 lt)m
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foralahinge, st. Georges hue How opo 4, would like to Day also just wild "
a peculier delight it is to me to be in
et the most beautiful church interiors
to be found in the Province, breetho Stt Gem'slie's °nu°, Cimleriehie bee*
eatiee this has been the scene oe tee
beg the stuotphere of •devotion and
an inspiration for the worshipper. A lahers in the MlnlatrY et lemlY laY REY. .I. N. Ii. MILLS
full deeeription of the scheme of de- yen' beet end uearest frien*Moot whom I count your present de,
Rector of St, George's Church
torlition was given in our columns ,
lest week and the reopening services reetqr SS elle in Winfro t; have Deen, e-,--• - -----.. -en -.see.- .---, e, ,,,, . e .„.____ .. ....„—„,..„...„„„.„..,..e.e....„,„.
end shell eontinue to beparticularly wf
took place on Sunday end Monday interested, ecence he'stated his such an, improaarea upon ila When we life and maul InaY resit. It wasn't
lest, all of these eerviees being well as a urate in ray Witcher* were Andra that we hesitate to that way before. It ie that way now
attended, particularly the service on latineh,t17, dwell upon moll a thought when we ....4oil making it-, miler, for us,
somo,ndithoyuevrviteniengt.0 whichleh wits. pgloitun:rej aki"ain4luebsapeer" limy deuoted to Le II__ come to manhood or wonismhood, or God's made it wader -400 by arousing,
c4,4 it may he simply that the whole event people to it willingness to work. Was
lie were more particulerly invited, to take pert with You in tide service ....„ e
T1te etnerregetion of St. Georges have of praise and thatiliagiving lePon the e -S„'„„- Celf.,0°Ltutt $11deittlite and we find there ever an age .that *SW as VaNgh
• ttow a church. edifice, of which they ocetioion of the 're...opening, of your "-7"'""' r surrounded by so many activity and gervice for men as this
practical duties- that it seems to ue 'age in which we are living? The
• "noted justly and thankfully primal, ehurch after the very extensive end that the thing to do is to concentrate war seems to have Atarted it. !Arica
It was in the year 1880 that the beautiful renovations and imprve- upon, them and leave that which is, the war there have. sprung up clubs,
arner-atone of the present hurch
amts. I should like to congratulate uncertain end indefinite atone, sehatt' societies, organizations without num-
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• • vow Uhl and the ehurch wits formally your rector end,Yodi his peep% vert; ever the wrong maY he, most of us •ber, all vielog,;avith %telt other in a .
wIlemed the following• year, and in hehrtibr indeed foe Ott v181011.'4.10 don't give much thought to Christ's great conmetition of service. Never
- — es-- -----e-- preperationlorsthe-gelden -jubilee_ of_laheyond this undertaking,' for Owen
r, ship of the reetor, Rev. J.
. this event, under the inspirinf leader- faithbi 'which:it wits entered- upon keentl emMlltratall-lillnlytt- I -couch - - let. P A
f, mine and above all, for the very' beantiful act apart oho Beast:4i of the year Or '
0. good thing that Christ's elturelt haw - N'esn'Innen elt:110P-14- - •
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the congregation undertook a larg4 erred Which this enrichment and ‘„ which----duringh1,101 Avorunn, ,
Pregratn of improvement of ' the adornment have made This church - -- -- - --*"--1-
) attention is drawn to and centered
thumb property, and the attainment always a pride to you, will he; 1.int upon Christ's return. It is quite pig?,
of the portion having to do with the sore, now e'en Moro of a Pride than Mficant that this setette of Thanks. .
that God may make it,
elmeth proper is cause for emigrate. over. e KO _ ., „, giving when the congregation of this
lath* on the indefatiguable zeal of as ;loci intends eeerYtollig beautiful church are filled with eey and praise
' teeter and people. to be to- lis, a source or inspiration because of what God has done
On Sunday last Ven. Atelaleaeort I and power that you and we together through them and -for them-quiteW.
W. .1. Doherty, B.A., I,. Th., was the
through ay it mbe better enabled to significant that ths service shoed
do the wore te which He calls 'Me tau, place in this solemn ifea,sori for
THE GODERICH STAR
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preacher at both morning and even- That is the thought whieh I want to throughout the whole season of" Ad..
it* servicee. Archdeacon Doherty- is suggest to you this evening in a verY vent there rings these -words, "Cast
iteeretarydrettsurer of the Dioces or ,3imple and Practical way. When a off tire works of darkness. Fut on
Buren end he N140-11.13ent afi_ ',the l'..e* demi* is built when 4 church . iS the *1910111 et tithe .wiech_seems to
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- -- - -Imetenthavo tlfehls--Graeesthet-"It"-Iseeptipitell -aii&-adoined-allr beiihtlfiell suggest to me that, Advent is not i
ishop of Huron', who was unable 'to and enriched, it is in order that it time for speculation, and .thgoriziner
- be *Mont Dersotally. Arthdetteertemay provide nicec *11(1 11101'O more towin ,
It is a time for 'satiate It is a sea-
DohertY songratulatcd the ,eortireen- ever increasirig • volume inseiration son that calls us to. be up and doing;
titan verY lleartllY on the el"ellam el' and strength hy rectum of which the to be taking our part in the thurcles
„ fort they have made antiSii the beaus
et, e. p001110 in it. earning to ft, looking up.- great task of "preparing the way" for
praise of the fine qualities of the
‘ • SW oiled secured and sPolco in egge on it, mayit, be enabled the better to do the coming Christ and Icing and there .
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tor and his leaueremp in this matter. Gacra win: impleand known sa verI fa--ke till° yell is a lot of preg
Parinto do.
used by John the Baptist•
s, well -se its tw,, - . e.'.
rhis text for his morning eerniore
vitir.zetkilohdeprtiys itnooiltwatvhoen ow (opr dhEiti 3"201 scribe his ministry. They asked him Ile was born end the
first lityto de. When I think of the day upon which.
song of the, ant. -
Oho he was and what he was here gels tingled out their message of
and his outline of the story ,ef the Or and he told them that, he was Peace and good will 1 wonkier what
Ifebrew•people showed the tendericy
soot epoaxixthhaedweaoyino7 ttioieduo rtah.ts, ,"to pre- He must think of a world where war
lor „nations and indivieluale to is over possible. arid came to
for earthly power - and advancement; . Every student of Christian history Whig limn peace, to nialte men live as
was. the Ring of Israel but the ' vell agrce. e um sure. that at no nor- brotherand friends. lie hates na.4-
people-desirett-art-earthly-sovereign-d---*-41--th-e--christian church Tooriirtional--3ettlousiesr-lieliates--sectional',
'tnign over them mid lead them Ps the wonderful`, luore ekh in saintly de- strife. He
nations about them had., Arid'In lat.wants love, brotherhoodS'
votiore more heroic in seie.eaceitie, peace, everywhere and the church is
. Or days, Nihon Christ tinneelt came to ion services .than in the oureest dux; challenged to use all the indUenee it.
'live 8n109 men the .Tew1mil people of Aer nee, Never old men under- possesses and can command to bring
- t "fe* hitu to est ue a kingdom on earth, did Toon Aryot thomoolvoo so whole
Ishowed the same tOrldellei,, looking take euch trenter4:13 things. Never r about that was itet strife and hit`,. i
fl which thy might havo iwontineace, ii-e-ae-adiy•Thita theiar huge iiu'dertide: °WI' When X ess altlibuk itroa:voi.IldclIrinIkaswt acYoni-1:'''.2*
and they eeemed Image to rasp the lugs. Nothing daunted them .et ale, man& • as Ree r,ettitmett to *entree.
fact. • that Chrlsee InisSion was To When you think or the utter Ionia/I& witenCe he came-e"Go Ye into all the. ,
*Tech the gospel of the.Kingdoin of ness and • ignorance of the chureies
eaven that they might, 'become eitis world and *oath the geepel to every
first members and Oflicerst Avlien• you ereaturo,". L wonder 'what He ' must .
Zetr4 tlt heaven. ' I think of the absolute lack Of wealth think Ofa "Arial& whicheniteteenhuns
At the eveuing service Arehdeaeon ond political influence from among deed years aftet Ile lett it, hes Moree-
e Deberty took his text from the neve. therm when you think of the meagre than onetbalf its population stillun..,:
latiott of $t. Jahn • the Divine,. the facilities which were at theirolisposal .taught in the message of elis love ty
'etiettage to the seven churches in and of the . stubborn resistance and over half the world's milliona still igei
t Asia, Most of the book Of lieVelationi opposition with which all their .en- norant of His dying love for 14hetnt,•
he set() was difficult of understanding' deavora were met you are simply land that , doesn't simply mean, as .
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as it:Avas prophetheil of events. which ' named at the roulir4tion of the tree some people sometimes think, thee . •
had not yet conte to Pass bet the ttve mendous things they did. Time and they- haven't churches to go to or1w 1,
:,. ehaPters giving the message to the time e'gain ((terms of persecution bias to read, but it means that 'their. ',
various churches were easily tweet, were raised and whirled against them, women. aro enslaved, thOt their A hit; , ,
stood end full •of instruction. Some but nothing daunted, they marched dren are. unleved. that their needy.
• of the churehee were 'doing good work faithfully and fearlessly on. -Eve** and detiendent and amPrivileged. ore,
and were 'commended for what they nage is illumined with n splendid neglected, that they live every
bed aecomplished but the balf-heart. story of devotion, courage, steadfast- ent in emperstitious fear, that, they
edneste of the 14KnliCeala ellurch was rtess and Bath, and never was there are utterly- hopeless in the face of
rehukedand,Wwe warned to be zealous Sule11 a spirit of brotherhend and death. - You can't, you daren't fare
arid tepent. ' The great work of the peace, never such an absence of :Nal- those; facts, emy f-iends, the people of . '
church was that of preaching the ousy and bitterness, 'Inver such a such a; beautiful inheritance as , this '
• Oospel. (miesioteity activity), teach. readiness to help the poor mtd lowly .ceerce ee Jesus Christ et which, you,
in itt and healing the siek. At the pre. as in those earliest days. Yes, and and you, and you, are all.members, if
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sent time the miraculous lefts of when one thinks too of the barrier challenged by- Hint,' its. divine Saviour
healing were not looked for its tho which instance was and of the dan- and King, to spreattheifil the ends of
way in whi.t they were displayed in ger and discomfort of travel and of the earth the, glitd.riarts that 01. men ,
, • • , .. - the apostolic' day», hut the hospitals the unuarallelled cruelty of the sav- inav have joy and -lieace and believe
and orphanages and such institutions age tribes towhom they went, and in Rim. . „ •
were truly carrYing On a, Christian ministered. one simply steeds amaz- ; , e , . . . ,
. . ministry. But always over and above ed at the breadth and scope of their A e$ anti 'woo). 2. Wine too oe the
all eves the preaching of the Gospel missionary progress and the eireoti, words' whiele ..11e used to describee the
Oe of His conung tin:tong la n_
as the ehuretes prime mission, The veness of their MiSSIOUIWF undertak- 13nrP
speaker eutphasixed the stewardship luM. "I am come that they might have ufe
share of the work of the ehureb so 8o1110 understanding of the reiteori•
Now when you try to arrive at ffilantzde;11:131:0eal..wt o?idn,ndoevnentIY'i'-:9 "-and tVzded,t
i t handl. d years after I look
• ..., of time and urged all to take tip their •
for you." , , ness of range with which they eon..„ ,
. 1 ten4ditted the outstanding feature1 "1`; prevalenee of intemperance an
1'.i the pubfie service en "Wonder and facts of the enrly life of Jesus lennertIlitY,
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Glad. Things—Gifts for Christmas! This is Headquarters for Holiday Hints!
Such an array! For Pit and Ma and all the "In-laws." For the Little Ones.
Such sensible presents to bring that happy, breathless response.."Just What
I Wanted!"
Some Gift, Suggestions
Dressing Cases Bath Salts - Cigars — Safety Razors
Brushes Fountain Pens and.
Dusting Powders' Cigarettes '
Mirrors • • ANL ; Act ..1,J.,\ Desk Sets
pereuraes vnocmates Stationery
Toilet Waters Thermos Bottles Pipes Christmas Cards
• - A LARGE ASS° TMENT TO CHOOSE FROM
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tt'StitO_ Miftyllseful• Gifts. ,of Thints.,1p-
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They 'are, the Most !Useful and Appreciiid Remembrances of All •
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Give,Spulthing to Wear and your tifj will be Appreciated
osiey, Gloves, Silk' Lingerie, ac:arveil, Handkerchiefs,:
Linens, Hand Bags, and many. Novelties-,
specially boxed tor Christmas
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We have a complete stock Of
the season's newest 'shades,
1 b xed free, for. Christmas.
Prices 75c, $.100, $1.50, $195 a.
that they might bear the final words for these wenderful things they did
of appm.val, "Come ye bleseed of ray you see that it elin't altogether he portions of it, and ear stories 0 eon. •
runtite in nolitics ' and dishonesty '
Fathers inherit the kingdom prepared explained by speitking of the close- . -h i , •• . e
in us ness, See Mott, that suggell ,..
evening, the capacity of the chine i Christ. Neither is it altogether
. wan taxed to oecomenodate the large iefactory to say that the Fenecoata1 hates
sal kinds crying the things which He
• congregation. The Mayor and coml. endowment NAII8 eo freeli arid so real if
rtv as Ile always hated them. I ,
Rif attended the r' I& m a hotly and te them. Combined evith both those feel that the church of Jesus Christ,
anything to it at
very levee) numbere from ether. eon- thin ge you have to acknoteledge that au1171: rt112)1:3114111elde6t11:11°° all the
to rejoice with'the people of St. Geer. with whi:h etteh.000 of them expeet. fluenee• it can wield to ntake society • •
power . q
iercgatione of the towa were present they were until on by the *confidence it peenessee and to use till the in-
ge'e. at had been intended that mem.. ed the immediate return of Jeeue ohneliehnotiodotiefTSroYuwerroee ell's: deolleiagttel'ai:1! , sc
Ives of various choke froin othee Chriet. They looked for Rim to
Angb7ean ehurthee in the &ohm? WI 00 14, not any day, but everY dey. ,Th,,re is a lot of preparinq to do Imo eres. ..
'well us' ;:ii:' ur the dergy of the They' lived, on aomeone has teed, like.!sore' thie old world is ready to rieeive
deanery eltould take parin t the cote I the Arab l: the desert Who keeps his . Ilim !reek mid that's what the ellurch I kt
vice, Int on ti;feJunt of the condition ear re the ground, and the slightest , 1111.0 do. That, I ten '-910, is what
of th,,, moil a amber of ehurchee tremor in the air, the slightest pond- the beautifying of this church le in- I • ,
were unable te eend repreeentativees eel disturb:ince auyAvliere unit the tended to mean to you -that thvough f
Rt.v., Li T. !runic" 1.1. A" rceter of t;Iightcst naeural ,7ataetrophe cond. the inspiratien whielt comes to You 41
social injustiees„ of n11
St. Faure chiri,h, Clinton* end tiUM‘
them an they waited rind ee, from it you may be all the better able
bee ef Lis choir uvre on hartd end petted like the firet notee of the to do your part in this tremendone , ik
., were 1)411 , filled. Previette f, the falls of the (Tilting Prittee. They es- the 'retara ef t n Savlanr and Rine- rhumb meek° while the congregation?. pectea Christ to return (mid witen Ile I often think feat God has made it '
we-: being seated, the erganist, Itte ;tame they inuf.t be loving -they tme,t easier for our generation than it ever
Davie% rendered a number of organ he aetive in his services.
eeleetione in good iorm 'which were has been tor t1nY %triter:Wen of men,
much enteyed by all end at 8 esioek It bits been ERIE) tlukt the early. to do this work ettectively and well.
„e tee „„„,, e g .1 g ' .Chtiatieue thought too truth of ,I think that God hes been teittleular-
theil!rildas '''' -- "`"` ess`entl"1:9111th Christ% ret urn- that fAO• intend were Is, xenerous and kind to us its this
"G vious Thinge of Thee Are Spoilt- iteey neon it that they oredoetee „twentieth • century. Ile s ;rival us
rp, eits? of etir Cad,"
we." .,he..ht'i as, many practical duties which lay very rare gifts, bY MesTIS of wiliA we ran
the large Droreell et teem olLT ,40te to their hind. Int not goin!more effectively than other egcs have
ele.gy moved into the ehureh• • to (limpet that critieinm now. Thy -........4 one. urePare th(" wfOY of 5.110
Rev. A. le G. Clarke, rocter of St., bit they have re reason at ell to be 1,whielt almett everyone. for instaneei
with the united choirs the choir stalls aveliangere trittettet4 the Ilrst• foot' und"taking of IrPatillg the *way ter
T110 4410141 to'rvice was mune hel may have thought to WW1 aNint. it , Lord. plaeed ue in an age in
Gt. levees from 1917 to 1020, now rec..' athatned of the record which thee is interested in rel.en. Never were •
14". "r the' 'ehtrelluf St. 4°Iu'l the made. They mity have thought. toc people more intoregted elan they are •
Evengelitt, tendon, Thr thee leston nsu2h about it but I net quiw bum IIds. Current literature eintgeete
r•• Mr. Havrh'etteoof ;that the (.hrietiene of the twentieth it, Alirtely a note, et prominence
"ntost. ant) the tetond lesson In' Rete century think far too little of it. Per- that's appeared tile 1e1 twenty. Ale
•• nuke11,11 of Gederich, an. very ham we And it a little difficult to dr- fly" !taro hot t.no'heo *Pon She
tine memos am the text. "Prepare 'to
tbo, way of Ike presebeei
Re c, Arthar Carlisle. H.
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Mrs) end Ilroot Moil, trod. he eoloomonts with,ut meeseire
Ode lost bow inuth of the esrieturel Jou* mastless. Modem sesT,,z‘spera
siltaioss it are poetry and hew ;give simsalsat !ewes to the diesuteion
.asb literal feet. Perleuei we hare ;,,f theological ouseitt eel; eerie...Down
at limes been a little disguottd n.'yee wry Oft 14Phra
ila. subject'.
the presumed onminotehre of some tiltterial
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"Prim' "1"4"tti fee th" 0, of the modern twophrto wh.), claim. ever/ ilysoli Woo glikettiSW•
thinkeirtrinor biklortrr *WI tfwgworn ing a linnedeitee gri•ater then thee Tassie ass hesesstal esiiirtos to
, 414th. very shornntinfelv, (1 K*' powwow!' by the siegele of heaven .41Mr" 1.1kawa.
11" ,thy 4"111"Ig.:11/1",1 awl the $kit *if Cod 'Hewett', been
sestet same evisktal. 1 k.rehn‘ urclh'es71
'swot *h* hoot* freennyro stared, to AUK'', the yaw and fink month ,<Ion't eiroetl. 1451.1011 Over 'AO 414
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GLOVES
Kid Gloves,Lind 'Kid Gloves,
Silk)Glevett h4•M oisette
Gloves, Doubletex Gloves, hull
rinds of pairs .to choose from
50e to $250 per. Pair.
HAND BAGS -
4-etpecially nice showing of the season's newest ,
stylOs and shades, all leather and solid frame,
$2.50 to $6.50 each.,
HANDKERCHIEFS .
In a large variety, plain white
and fancy colors. 5c to 60e
each.
WOOL BLAMES
In plain colors and fancy plaids. ..Plain and satin
bound. Large size andgbest quality. These Make
a warm remembrance.
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SILK LINGERI
Kayser and. Harvey
k n it -in V e sts and
B I op m.,e re,; „pantees
S 1 i pi,' Combinations,
Pyjamas, , Gowns,
h e 'are 43eaUtiful
garments,and a gift you
will be proUdjto
Priced 79c to $4.50.
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LirielfeiorCloths white' and colored, Table' Cloths,
Dinner Sets colored, Towel's, Madeira Centres
• and Runners.
.BOXED
HANDKERCBIEFS
In a great showing of fine lawn
and voile With neat embroidered
• corners. voile,
will be surprised at
the values we offer, 15e to $145.
a box.
MOTOR ROBES r.
In fancy plaids, all wool and full size. $2./5
$7.50 each.
WOOLLENS
Including eiiid weather needs for the baby, Jerseys
and Knitted Suits for the children, Toques, Mitts
and Pullovers. Women's and Misses' All 'Wool
Sweaters, Coats, Gloves and Sweaters. .
READVANTONWEAR DEPARTMENT
A smart showing of Women's and Misses' Dresses in the new Silhouette styles in Silks and heavy
crepe, also Misses' Sport, fumy Dresses and separate.skirt and blouse in Green, Blue, and Brown.
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• Women's and •Misses' Coats' at Yrj> Spcia1Tikes
You are as velcome to come in and look around as you are to buy. •
it will 110011 be too late to shop early.
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