The Goderich Star, 1932-12-22, Page 3TILURSDAYe DEC 22ani, 19*
TiE GC)DERICH. •STAR
PAO X mato
County and * Diestrkt.
SUMMARY
CA.TFLE FOR EXPORT BRUSSELS 10AaTD BROADCASTS
Two carloade of cattle for expert to On Stindete afternoon. December 11th,
-Great Britain were siliPPed teem cee,.. the Bruesels Catena* Baud presented. 4
tralla reeently. consigned, to the male- line program oCer the 'NV:Ingham radta
lien Cob, of elentreal. eeteelen 1011P under the leadership ot
bandsman Schatte, of Winghem.
BRUSSELS BUSINESS PURCHASED „et.
The buteber bueinese tontliteted 11411M
Brmsels by Geoev wets eee tee past The Public UUJit1cs Commission, of
'couple of yearS, has been pinehased cey ,-'8oter were eueeeseful. in winning first
Burton atudey.. . eneee in; vonneetion, with a hydro lamp
whelloW dressing eontest that was. held
BUSINESS IS MAJI. . • , recently.
'ISTierthalebittreetetten, foreneuunte LutisorEss. cultism ,4,1, us
ber of' yeent laas been conducting a but* sns
,*cher bueingeS in Seafortin has said out to A beesittess eleange taken place in
Mr. Christie, of. Moorefield, '.eer. chrism, Brussels, in which Irwin Bdwatds,
hara, takes the ,place CiodfreY Bowman
. got immediate possession.
the Ford garage, edit anvman has
BUFFJ4,0 MEAT SOLD - rimmed, Isis honeebeld effects to IloWnian-
Bmaaie meat was said by Seaforth but- ville where he and MM. Beaman will
thee ehaps laet week. The meat came 1,malte their home.•
from the. Wainwrigiat. Alto,„buira - CLINTON COMES, FIFTH
serve and was sold, at 200 a '
WILDFONG,GRASSICK
A quiet hut pretty weeding Was Solera-
nized nt the Main St. United 'church pata
sortage, Uketer, On Sattirday, Deo, let,h, the eaMPaign,WiU home seventy -live
when Dorothl Evaline, only daughter of ohristinas gifts, valued at 02 apieee, te-
ethe and Mrs. *Tanees Grassick, of mimroe, Ether with as many bags of eandlea and
formerly et Exeter, became the bride of Inds fee, distribution to needy children ot
Am -iirilde -'t - hi
OS eng, o Hay Towne p, Rev.
A. B. glilott tied the nuptial knot.
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DR. F. 0. R. PQR$Lrac.
' EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon NeV York Orlehe
tuned() and Aimed Hospital, assistant at
Mooretield% Eye Hospital and 0 -olden
square Throat Hospital, London. Eng,
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tele,
Phone 287,
At Hotel Bedlord, Goderich, from 7
o'clock on the evening of the third Men,'
day ef each, month until the following
day, T'uesday, at 1 pan.
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ENGINEERING ,
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e4oEsEt., & CAREY.
Consulting and aluntcipal Engineering
Drainage—Land 'Surveying.
Masonic Temple Bldg- Goderich, OM,
Phone 230 •
LEGAL CARDS .
trArs & HAYS.
Al- —
• Barristers and solicitors. `
0. Hays, AC., and R, C. Hays, BA,
Hamilton street, Goderich.•
Telephone 88
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DOtIGIAt R. NAIRN.
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Barrister and Solicitor'
Office: NORTH ST, Phone 512.
-PRANK DOMMLLY, Z.. A,
A.
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Barrister, Solkitor, Etc.
Phoiie 281 HAMILTON ST., Cioderieh.
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II. .R. DARROW.
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Barrister, Solicitor Notary. Public, Ete.
. Successor to J. L. Itilloran.
Phone 97. Mike, The Square, Goderich.
EANEST M. LEE,
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Betrrister and Solicitor
Sun Life nidg., Adelaide and Victoria.
Telephone; Elgin 8301.
Toronto 2.
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRAcrriTrcoNErt,
QUIRbIltiarcts AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, GODERICEI.
Equipped with electreetnagnetic bathe.
Electronic electric treatment and chiral-
eractie. Chronic, organia and nervous
itseaSeS. Lady in ottendarice. Office
mum 2 to e, and 7 to 9. p.m., eaeepting
. .
on ey and ZiUrsWLy•
A. N. AMCINSON, residence and
office, Omer a South street and Arie
tannin, Read. Phone 34e.
• AUCTIONEEIGNG
T110111A.§ GUM:4M as Stec
' Live Stock and Generel Auctioneers,
Slain'Ave. Goderich,
Sales mode, evers4here and all efforts
Made to give you satisfaction. .
Fanners" Sale Notes discotinted.
. Phone 119, •
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
liArat, ,
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good Companies Represented.
.Phone 291 GOdetich, Ord,
• , ae_.-feeee.=reeeee.,..e.
INSURANCE
1WICILLOP NIUTIIAL R1 NSUIL-
ANCE COMPANY, • • ,
num Atm ISOLATED TOWN KtOe
INSURED.
'eine of prorate insured up to Jatie
Very, 1910, *3,a48,075.00.
OFEWEllige-etehn Plerneewite, Paid -
dent, BroatUragen: Conn011e, Vice -
President, elodericit; D. P. McGregor,
Treas., SeefOridi.
DlittoTottS—das. Shoulatee, Walton;
'Vbs. Vi7r111, Cenetance; George Me.,Carte
lacy, SeafOrtri ; riot. •Ferris, Harlot ;
John Pepper, Brifeelield; A. liroadfciot;
Seaforth.
AGENTPez-W. T.VtOr R. IL 3. Olbaton;
Jas. Width Illetle; Ed, Illechley, sea.
forth; John Mara.% Beltforth,
lkilleyheiclers tat& par their assestie
tricots at Citiviet Vetthisttore, Clodetich ;
'The Myst Itardt, Ciinten, `for
'FIRE INSURANCE
• floe Itatteeded tollthe
WAWANOSII,MUTCAL FMB
1NSIntANCE CO‘ °
itstablished. ICS
Head OtAte: thearannsa. Ont.
0h.s.s. Hewitt, Efricsrdhlt rrelltdent .
Bea.ia1dofl, Dungaruion, Vite.Pretb
dent; Pt addition to the President and
Vice President, the following tee Mee.
tors: Wm, Watsen, Auburn; W. 4.
Thaniltan. Anbatill Wm *Willa%
Lueknolvi W. P. Reed, RR, 2, Leftnow.
Inate7 L. Sallied, Ooderkhz Xmas
Ackera Ilelerood; Tim organ, rt. a, No,
V, LWiti16117.
ThittrAitrg, Pitt*.
THOS: ISPOAHISItter
°
• Clinton came fifth In the cigarette
wrappet contest which has been, mining
for eome weelm pest which means that
the ?Legion, whiph has been eonduoting
HAND BADLY CUT BY SAW
While working at hie fectory at Wing -
ham Mr. 0. Cook had the misfortune- to
have his right hand come in eontact with
a power saw. Ills thumb Was ent to the
bone from the fleshy part to the end and
the next three fingers were also severely
cut as was the lower part -of his little
Anger. ' •
NEW HATcntnar AT CLINTON
. The Pleteh Rabehery of Stratford is
opening up a branch at Clinton in a.,
Charleswortkes Feed Store, next door to
The News -Record and Is Metalling a Six-
teenthousand egg capacity incubator.
Mr, Russell Jervis, sort of Mr. and,..Mrs.
Oliver JerVis of the antee -Line, who has.
been connected w1th this Ann ••for the.
Past three years', has been aPpointed
manager. • ,
DEATH OF GEORGE T AITCHISON
George Tesdale• Aitchison, a mue.h be-
oved and highly respeeted. resident of
ttokrtow, passed, • away on Decemrser
12the death being due to a heart attack.
Nue Alteleson was president of the Luck -
ow Table Co, math Which he has been
aseotiated for thirty-four years, and also
a director of ailverwoods' Lucknow Creae
mery co, He was a member of Old
Light Lenge No. 184, A. P. at; A. IX., and
d the honor of being District Deputy
rand Matter of North. Baton during
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The WItitual Life
Assurance Company
of Canada
ESTABLISHED 1860
BEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT.
MOONEY
• AGENT
PRONE 250 ,
North Sheet , • Goderieb, Ontario
JOHN FINDER:
PLUMBING, HEATING
SHEET METAL WORK
Phone 127 po a, Box 131
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Also Ambulance Service
Ooderiob Ontario
Micalls promptiy attonded to
•day of night
thanes Stare SSS„ Maisie S5S1V.
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JENNINGS
ANNOUNCING
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"RINOEFI and his VIOLIN! 1".. „.
and then a thin, golden thread Or eausie,
leading .unetiter good Sunday evening
proeramme eat of Itadieleach Tbirty.,
toureyear-Old. Reeeelan-bora David BO*
Ott Procialme himself o, master every
fide I* Playa fim- Clneldn
loves it. Quite Attingly, they don't mit
Riebitioff to ilea jet own ids
epealre for him, is part of lelm, al.
ways has been eince hie ,mother bought
11/ea hie Arst inetruincnVtwO years before
lie .left for America payeng for it
the Rifest= equivalent of $1.76. Jut for
that, Eddie Cantor ehould some tine re -
ler to him as "adrs. Ilmblieoff's, little boy."
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Radio is 'a Sabbath -keeping Institution,
as a whole, and that is as it should be
Late in the day a listener t an. etart get
-
Urn' into gear tor a secular and even pro.
lane atondey morning, but dUring Sun-
day afternoon and evening he can turn
the dial to symphony hems, Qattledral
hems, oratorios,. . .. Ernest Dainty at
the organ ..the York Bible Class..
. . book reviewers. . your choice of
sermons. . all these ,ote at least one
CaAf
nadian station. ter yell have heard
Schubert's Sympheny to C Maier by the
liew York Philharinonie Samphony Or.
eliestra (Columbia network) a lot of
WeeketlaY Weariness has worn olt.
Iloekey 'broad -este are a new form of
radio drama, enjoyed by hundreds Of
thousands of Canadians. No American
influence In this 'form. of entertainment.
. . Goed Canadian stuff, Ay the, wae,
who 'listens to the nockey play-by-play
programs? No, don't jump at conclu-
sions. This eolumn made the same inis-
take. The Ianletters—and there are
barrels of them now in the hands of one
Eastern Canadian sponeor—show that the
andienee Is NOT composed ot conArmed
hockey fans at ale but largely of people
Who never bothered' to attenh eames.,
.. didn't know what It was an about Un-
til hockey went on the eta. .. To il-
lustrate—a meeting of the Ladies' Aid in
an Ontario town was adjeurned one
Tuesday evening tor a full hour while
the members at around and abeorbed
heckey broadcast To • these people,
hockey isn't a eporthig event, but 4 two-
fisted, he-man radio -drama, being acted
out to an anguessanle elimaxand
without rehearsal That's evhat beide the
hockey audiences.
Are you listen:re? . . If you ere,
•
keeps you busy on Thursday' eveningS,
.Fleischrnann hoer Canada Dee;
program with Jack Benny a enne Ted
4.0,1103
Weema . Brothel's . leueltY
Strike with the Baron Aluncimusen. .
Neilson hoer . and Cap'ti Henrys
Show Boat with, ite gorgeells mtlatO and
appealing &Mita Get - atarted on
this last one in time tocateli. the "plat"
Dramas eeeMe fa held theTiopiniffainey
just new . nearly everybody's listen.
ing to Sherlock Holinee or Pe leainehtt.
e
You remember the Canedian drniasot
the air last yearwritten by Merrill Den,
ison? Wen, Denisen has gone to
New York, where Ile is writlne two series
Of historical sketehes tor the bie net.
works. , One a them is "Roses and
Minna". Heard it?
One of our triencla says he guesses he'
is peoullar, because he likes laze orches.
tra.s and eomedian.s like Ed, Wynn, Weil,
so 4 we. We laugh right out loud at
Ed. Wynn . . also at Stoopnagle and
Budd. Al jolson,'M Me Friday evening
broadcast, seems to be wood. Ile'd letter ,
he, according to the rumor about his sal* t
ary. .But that's Al's private life, and I
we're not hiterested. A lot ef things
don't interest ite. We doret are who the
mystery woman is in the life of Announ.
t er Eddie Splvins, or that Georgie Price
wears a double.hreasted vest . More-
over, we prefer to think we are hearing
the skulking Fu Menden% actual foot-
step on the gravel, rather than to be
told that a sound -effects man gives us
erunelt-ng gravel by squashing dry
breakfast toodI under an old boot.
merryville is an up-and-coming name
in Radiolend nowadays. That's the
Canadian village where the Bitokineham
Revellers put on their TueSdaY evening
show and thenee to a Canadian elan. .
. You know', 'Colonel Forbes and Private t
Potts and the other IVIerryville 1011M?
This program is one answer to Elie 'wail
about Canadian offerhigs. The series e
was written in Hamilton, Ontario, by a
Hamiltonian, Claudius Gregory. . And
the Reirellers have good vocalists to help
them. ,
0 .
Oath! Darn that twinge of lumbago!
No reason in the woeld for It, either. 4
Simply means we haven't been, getting up r
early enougle to keep in eondition
taking the morning exercises trom the
remote P.T. instructor, It Is said the r.e- t
Mote inetructor has the mike beside his
bed, but it Is also said that's et lie.
.• • e ?CHARLES JENNINGS.
LUBRICATES PERFECTLY AT 20° BELOW ZERO
meta* to give you the extra lubricating efficiency
you need for Winter driving yet it costs no more.
EED
MOTOR
OIL
low rtmistrwana ....TEMPERATURTESTED FOR CANADA
Crown.Dorttinion 'On Co, 1,11rotte3, DIstributor, Hannilton, Toronto, St« Gethorines
.mangoz,-rwrar...,
tile 4s-t1*Ition= as very often enehl Poetutter Groat and wlse thins
pentlea hateno meiltng lists of any value which, thee' do not theniselveS under -
and their' pamphlets in most eases did Litand. ' -*-
not reach prospective. teurists. The Blue i
Water As:se:dation% mailing list had been' inT:j3tult4allmunc; 1,107 Ilt/unirsant uttiuM4n%t3ti's.rnNt
caretully built up over a number of yearel
and was valuable,
Le answer to an enquiry from. Conn.
eillor Turner wleether any word had, been
reeeived about wortt to be haat on the
highwey in Northern Ontario the Mayor
and the clerk both eald they had no
Many el. in-
timation.
The matter ot a community- Ohristirmei
Mittee.
tree was referred'. to the sPeclul eemei
Bylaw No. 10' authoritsing the sale of
Manitoble bonds- 1947 and the purehaee
of Saskatchewan bonds. Bylaw No, 1'1 ,
almeiriting A. M. Robertson and Ie. R.
Long auditors /or 1933 at a obey at;
$2120 eaela and 'Bylaw No. 18 setting poi.'
ling places anti appointing deputy re.
turning *Macre andpoll elerks for- the
municipal eleetions were passed.
The standing committeee reports -were
adopted as follovts;
Finance Committee
We recommend that 113 siiggested by
Messrs. McLeod. Young, 'Weir & CO.
Limited, in their letter ef November 20,
the 630,000 • 6% Proviace of Maeitoba,
bonds due Aprii 1, 1947, as held by the
town 0.W,S.R. 'lined, be sold at a priee
01 e100 and accrued Interest and that
032,000, 5161/4 Province •of Stialcatchewail
bends, due October 1, 1962, bp purchased
at a Price of $92.50 duel aterued intereSt
tor this O. V, S R. fund. This ex-
change would zesult in a decrease of •on-
ly $40 per year in interest, but will glae
an increase of $2,000, 'in• principal
amount held; :that the sum of $208 be
ransferred from the Cemetery Perpetuity
Fund to the town general account os
payment for costs of upkeep and eine of
nelowed terneteryelots during 1931 We
have received a statement tr6in the
*minty 'engineer showinga rebate tf
$1,88138 due to the town on 1931 and
1932 county highway levy. = We recom-
mend that the 1982 county Tates,
emourtting to $11,353.9d, he Paid when
he county sends the town a cheque for
abatedue.
Public Works
• We have nilde the neeessary -repairs
o the'skating rink: The keys have been
handed to the tenant, Mr. Chisholm, who
has made a .payment of $125 due Deo, 1,
e per. his leage. John Graham has
given, -the town a deed of a strip of twen.
•y feet In -width off the narth end of lot
the, 1931-2 term. Ile is survived by 'his
widow, Florence Edith Trevett; one son.
Ford, of Ham .; and • one daughter,
IVIre. Jas¥i e a) of Toronto.
An elder son, 1 • ave his life in
the Great War.
MeRENZIE-DRUMMOND
A quiet weeding witnessed by the im-
mediate relatives, *as solemnized at St.
Paul's Anglican, church, Ilensall, on Sat-
urday, Dec. 10th, at 4,30 pm. when Mar-
garet Netterfield, eldest daughter of mr.
and Um. T. E, Drummond, of HinSall,
becarne the bride of Orme, youngest eon
ot Mr. and Mrs. William Meleenize, 01
leineardirie. Rev. M. A, Parker ofilcia-
BLOCH ENDANGERED BY FIRE
Aefasteleveloping roof fire in the sent
eection. et the Cardno Block it •Seeiorth
about one. o'clock -On 'Tuesday' of' last
Week was fortunately -discovered in time
to be extinguished by the firemen with.'
out requiring water, the chemicals onthe
truck proving sufficient., An overheated
stove aectieining the stairway entrance to
the hall, started a sinoirldering fire in
the partition .between the front and. rear
rooms and it eoon rim up into the root
• VICTOR/4 HELPERS' BANQUEV
• A very pleasant evening wa.e Spent by
the members of the Victoria Helpers`
Class on Thursday evening, Dec. Oth,nt
the home of their teacher, leers. R. If,
Mew, McDonald St„ when they held.
their anneal *banquet. There was a
splendid attendente. The tahles were
beautifully decorated with bouquets of
Sweet Peas and were bonntifully laden
with 'good things for the inner mane
The grand feature ot the evening wee
the opening of the "Ohriatmas Pie,"
which was thoroughly enjoyed by ail.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in dog song, eentests, irienelly chat, etc.
Four Inembers who were unavoidably ab.
sent, were reillembered, each receiving a
• Plate Of the goody goodies. A vote of
• thanks was tendefed to the hostess, tie
which as given an appropriate reply
and all returned to their homes feeling
thee had enjoyed a good time.
C. O. F. RELIEF FUND
rinancial Statement of OM Time
Fiddlers' Contest
Lack of space In Our last insue pre-
vented our publiehing the detaile. of
tho linaneee of the entertainment re*
coldly !held, whigh tve have pleasure
in doing now
lieceipta
Geo. Spotton, M.P.,donation.$ 2 00
P.
E. Perrin, donation.... , 4 15
I. O. 0. E. No. 02, donation, 5 00
Signal Printing:Co, donation 2 00
Salo of Admission tiekets... /8 50
Sale of Draw tickets'...-... 140 45
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• Total ..... ... 038 TO
,° • Expendittires
reNvl .11,.., Y 4..4 fg 03
, 1o00
505
Roll rent .... ... 18 50
Fiddlers' prizts "WO
Printing draw tickets, hand
•lit 50
Postage and. telephone. . .. , 97
Admon tiekets . ... .... 1 2:.`;
To . . . .. . ....$ 77 g0
Dalanee for ref.
ief purpmes..$ 101 Go
Catoraittro in ellarke of the evening,
wore: Chairman, Ernezt Dreeken-
ridge; printing and finance, A. E.
Barker; rnssie, /IatTy Witmer; 'on -
tet, W. F. IF. Price, II. G. Arbour,
Ilarken tickete, It% Barbour,
3. W. Bell; entflnituncut, P. E. Fa-
,.
A. E. MIXER.
R• 6, emicession and we recommend that
ehef Sewers Vats be accepted and Alake street from
Cost $16,001.4311
outh etreet to McDonald street, be evid-
he town build 4 lieW fence for Mr, Ora -
am on the sOuth side 01 1.11aRe Street 43
idened. •
The spial and relief tommittee re. •
orted: That the two new uniform over -
oats have been reeelved by the Police
arid. are quite satisfactory; that the sal-
ation Army be permitted to place some
hristmas boxes on the street for Christ -
as theer collection. .
The Industrial Committee recentmend-
ed that Enslow AtInns be sold reed at
the Artoraft Factory at $16 per cwt.. in,
100 pound. lots only.
Net Cost to Town Was $8,501.48
—Another Helf-Hour Se*. P
Ilion of Cdunen
• The total cost of the relief sewer work
done= last winter In Goderich was $16,-
001.41 This •is the 18 -inch main seWer
on Nelson. Church, St, Patrick and Wat-
erloo streets, wblch was estimated to cost
• 915;000, ot whleh the Government paid
$7,500 (halt), but on account of the work
exceeding the eatimete, the extra 5!
48 was spent and bad to be paid by the
tOWn. Tho report of Tawn Engineer
Johnston presented at last regular meet-
ing of the town -council, showed: Pay
rolls, $7,607.11; relief for inspector,$102;
• materials, $6,382.10; miscellaneous, $1,-
910.22.
Tne report of the tax collector showed
$1,838,49 collected since olast report, of
which $107 was arreara
Two application3 for building permits
were received and referred to the fire
eommittee. These wee* tram George
Gould, to repair dWelling Elgin
avenue, recently damaged by fire, and
from c. Spain to ereet garage.
The Hoard of Trade munnumed the
collection of. 9120 for trio Blire Water
IlighWay Aseocietion, which may yet be
increated. A eircular letter from the
Association cautioned against the placing
of advertising with parties other than
• THE
ews .9/
Dun, annon
In response to an appeal for ObrIstmas
cheer for a school of zome fifty -Ave thlie
dren in a distrlet in Northern Saskat-
thewan, which this year experienced the
fourth crop failure, the jUnlJr and senior
Institutes of Dungannon sent a generous
bankmoney order, and Mr. McDonald,
secretary of the Senior Institute, receiv-
ed 'the tollowing reply on Tuesclay:
Dear Mrs, McDonald,
Received your letter containing bank
money order and wish you to thank the
Junior and 'Senior Institutes for their
gift It certainly will gladden the little
hearts of the children on the evening of
December 23rd, which is the night Santa
Claus will pay his visit to our town. The
season's greetings to all.
-0•DERIcH.Igrgye arecittlega m0fagerf:dsedtharonudgriloluvet
this district this week tor the Christmas
• trade. !Chummily low prices prevail
HEAT FOLKS
CARK CLOUDS Iti THE HEAVENS
SNOW y%), Tht Ata,
Pon bus' ceel by the ton hut eent eitevel
It into tho furnace accorditag to the
heat you an get ette ,of it. Poor coal
is a bad bay at any pelze. Wats Yeti
are ettre pin' coed will Meet the emcee
geney of a blimrd, you Pay double in
dliltittY and discomtert, can for the
ifeat Fake and your cares are aver.
let the wind reetri tat the etow &MI
VA tho niereurs break the bettera old
of the thertheMeteri Von are Main'
peettyeritt eat temfert,
CALls TEE
ttrAtesettte
B. ftlitRecoriatLy
11
lowerthanfTanyYargkvliVz11r:adisappoint%etto the ioulty1a .e?
The services in Dungannon United
church oh Sunday were very intersting.
The junior sermon was the story of the
journey of Abraham from Ur ee. Bethel.
The -choir eang, "Sweet Hour of Prayer."
with Mise Margaret pentiand an control -
to toMist. 'Fite minister's' eubject was,
"Sabbath Obtervance," or "Shall we have
a red, white and blueSabliath, or a con-
tinental holiday, blue standing for W-
elty, white for purity, and red for eacrl*
liee—an cif which go to intake Up tertian
ideate of Christianity." The eyening eer-
• vice was a song eerviee and everyone en.
• tored heartily into the singing of the old
taVoritea. elev. Mr. lafeltfillan began a
tterese of talks on "Hymns And Hymn
Writers:" using the hyitut, "Nearer My
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Hymns often express the heart when
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