The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-10-26, Page 8THE `LUCKNOW SENTINEL '
„TIIURSDA.Y, ;OCTOBER, 26th, 1933''
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'TOO MUCH 'RELIGION.
WIZEN .IM, A', BOY?"
Rev, R. T. Kilpatrick, Native of Ash-.
field Conduc d Anersay er-
*es: Ili `Bla'hurch Ieetured nivS
On Monday 'Evenin
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Is there too, ,much religion, or not
enough; to meet the' a palli % need
PP nb
of. our.da and' e•non? Dos -
Y . ,. ;, ge re
1i ioti.''caus
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r,addtotheundimmed youtho%Dominion;?_
Does, :religion,, retard .or':, Make for
sh,irituali growth of our ,land ?..',..The
late, pi. Byron H Stauffer, who'went
to help :make the ,genius of::° Congre-
gat{ onalism, m
- has a seron on, "Too
mireh religion when..I,.was-a-:boy ".,Ile'
opens, his sermon With contacts,`with
,youth. o•Ile .says,, "I want to , speak
about, a man, who had too much re-
.li'ion when he was ' a boy, he said
himself; when I invited him to corne
'to church." "Guess I am 'case -hard='
ened parson; too much church. -going
and 'Bible,. drummed' into. me", in ,my
r.
AT ' THIS: '' TIME; , OF-- THE, YEAR •we. can .ex ect 'almost any'kind
.. _ P nd
of weather.
SAFEGUARD' • YOUR HEALTH by°`kenning your`'F E,E.T D 1t;Y
Note Our. Prices'o.-.
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. .. n Fall Footwear
Growing Girls' Oxfords
1.98, ' $2.45, $2.95,. '3.45.
'omen's: Ties; . Straps and ` Pumps,..
MANY STYLES to CHOOSE FROM $2.49 ; to ; $7.50
en's -Work -Shoes 2.
en's Rubbei .Boots
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"What deesh your wife shay
you when you shtay out (hic) ash
"Then 'why do you shtay out ash
late ash thish?"
Here and ere
trict recently:: The moose 'ranged
Tina 'earlrenecea0,coilitirta-alood-7-
October 1041 are,,the dates' Set
for theInternational Cover' Deg
I trials tO .be held" 'et 'Peteraville.'
Nets, Brunswick. 'Many ' letters
:,have 'beenariceived 'from -dog fan-
. dere,' both. in• the: united •• a States
and Canada. • .as to the
and•si large' entry list IS ex -
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'Mgt' shipMent 'of nsParagns
, Prom. Pori Nelson, ()Warfel,. to:Eng.I•
land, aboard the DuChesi of Rich -
lodged -by • letters - from . the Old:' •
cmistry,-statifig that the' "graga".
.arrived in excellent' cOndition.
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Grand Pri5 Meinorial 'Park in 'the •.'
, Per; hunter, Indian guide- and •tret
'of: the „,14berat- •Parilareentark
party. in the.: DritiSli •Houge of .
the Royal Yoilt.: • 'Betel, Toronto,
The Wild'ci•largest Map of Can?;
add, 30 fee :'high and 100 feetioeg„.•
painted. by Montreal artiste. On
the 'Canadian Natipnel "rtailWays.
Guarded by three red-Cciated dierii;v
i• bent Of the Roya.1.,Caaidian Mount*
Palice,„it. IA one Of the Meat
poPulareihiblta Of tho.gteat fair, ..
Palt Loitaft, Who. WAS
,Instittit0' Of. Pacific Relations held
-'10tVitiefighaiii..lrelaiid..iiiid Nor:.
',beaten ref ""flital4'
• 'Catherine Pewter, of Rohert
Standish, passed away, at ;her home
in doderich on -Wedneaday. porn in
ler ;awl Catherine O'Connor, Mrs.,
twro. yearS ago and, for ionne time
carried on a, dreig-inaking- bUsineSe
reside; on the hOMestead 'in Aslifield
-the League. of tke Sacred , Heart;
Ottholic Wornen'a league and Altai
Society. ;funeral . was- •beld` on
Friday morning with '. Requiem high
,masa being 'sung by Father ,,Lowry.
Interment Was made in. Kingebridge
Misi Ann Denniger of Walkerton.
koLean,' last . week.
Mr. Verne. HodginS, is visiting„.With
his , aunt,. Mrs. JOlin -,froilgins and
renewing: acquaintances around leie.
, ptImucr from here attended' the
.hot sutipietts at, Bethany' ,and KinloSs.
Mr. 'Chas. Gillespie has CoMpletech
the dredging 'Contract: ,,.
Reserve the date, NOVeriiher 3rd.
There Will he..,a. hot fowl supper in
the hisement'of the 'Anglican church, -
Stege Pf-esentation Far,
Mr+, and. Mrs. Harrold. ThemPSon
TaMrS4a'Y ,df. last .mreek ••-the
friends • arid !Ocighbors of and.
MrS, HorOld !gathered in
the Orange Hall 'and. presented theni
with, atv arm chair ',and Cheaterfield
table. The ',evening WaS `SPent' in
dard..? and dancing.
To. Mr. itha Mrs, Harold Thompsini,
Dear DorOthr -and HarOtdi.,
CHURCH NOTES
Presbyterian Guild
' The Young Peoples • Guild of . the'
resbyterian Church.} entertained the
tea; hers and. Pupils' of the Continu
ation school. on Monrioay,evening,, The
orchestra ';played '"Onward Christian;
Soldiers':. as the; opening selection
anduhe. sual salin was Swig. The
t P g
Scripture, was read by the pre. idents,
The prehestra , favored; :' with andtbei
select on following which groups' -were•,
•irranged . fox the ;contest. Ret;, Mac--
„Donald
ac-.Donald gavel a ,word of welcome to.
the .visitors and., also.took the:'topic.'
i4Ir.; `James played' three ,selections
on 'the'aecordian' -Miss, Rostella;
Mullin+ 'David Carruthers • and °Lloyd'
Steward sang' solos "The Ch,urehes
One :Foundation” was sling and fol-
low.'edI 'by the closing prayer.:'Tb'e
contests were -preceeded. by; commun
,ty singing. There were two contests
'ind after these were worked lunch..
was served.'
United Church Y. Y. S.
The.. regular. meeting Of, the Y.P.S.
410. r
ee - ncl p�er.
cia1s
,, FIEINTZ CA`T'SUP LARGE -. , ..., , for 19c
C. and B. CATSUP; LARGE .': , , ,°' for 19c
• KING'S PLATE 'SALMON, .LARGE ,,2 for 45c:
CHICKEN '; . ..; . ... . �,, .... for 29c
• .C..and..B. VE'GETABI:E. and R CHICKEN '.SOU : 2 for 2 c
AYLMER • PORK --AND BEANS .: :. •.. ,...'.2: for' 1.5e.
CANNED
SAUER PINEAPPLE ,. .
.• for
.KIAUT,. LIBBYSLARGE•
2•. for. 1,7c.
SEEDLESS RAISIN
S' .�...' . , ; : .', 2 lbs;,, .,for 25c
•LARGE PRUN
>JS .� •.2 16e' for
RICE;: GOOD COOKING
, 'd ihe,. for 25c
MAPLI LEAF BAKING.- POWDER, 'Vs • . , . �5e
BULK COCOA .. . , :. ;• 2 .lbe •for. 23cj
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'Phone' 82
Y , ship committee • in charge
a man 'as Mr; Stauffer points out the .•Citizen
labors Tinder a false ,i cession. But, of the ro am, The titin o pened
n?P P g P
it is',a'prevalent one.. It is'quite'pos- with the singing of a hymn.and .the
sible to have a religion, or something, repeating of the :Lord's Prayer in
like it 'that :chokes the good .teed in in unison. A character sketch of an;„ OId
those unmatched, years of seedtime.' Testament: character,: "Joseph". was
A :make=believe 'thing ',that destroys , given by Rexford Ostrander. This
the brightness' of the sun and. saps was :followed: by, the Seripture read-
the_very vitality out..: of .__growing ing Dorothy Miller.. The. devotion -
things. But never ;too '.much religion al period' concluded; with the, calling;
'in the ,days ' of yore. ' Some people of the roll after` .which a short. but
b,ave a bad :habit 'of casting=:asper excellent ,programwas given. An ad-
dress' was well delivered by ; Dr.
Newton' on the'•topic. `Public Opinion.'
In, this talk "the' Dr. told how plans,
have' been.devised'in several countries
'at the' present time ,whereby import-
ant changes may `be brought :about
'through the' medium of..,publie opin-
ion,. The .musical numbers consisted.
of a: solo 'by Mrs. ''Harold Treleaven;
,and''- a piano, instrumental by Mis?�
Martha , 1V1 acCalli m. ' .`The meeting,
closed with • the singing of, a hymn
and 'the.,repeating of :';the Mizpali
Benediction: •
cions' on one's' very; best capital .the
asset of a, godly ancestry. IIad. you.
'•many.,of you; kept • the, way: of•: Your
:father,.,younrriie I,.; ould,,be cleaner
Richard -1T; Kilpatrick.,was bought:' up
in it godly home :in Ashfield: When, ,a
young man, back on' the old •farm, he.
heard the call to the: ministry;. There
were people who said. he. had missed
his calling, but..his hearing was. good,
and abode all, lie heard 'His :''Master
voice. The, years rolled away,';and he
became a great ...preacher, . of • the
gospel of. Jesus Christ, Lest -Sunday
he came' back'. to ,the; place where he
was. brought •up, • and packed' -the' old
Borne church as it has - never 'been.
'crowded ori long years.' What was;
the attraction?,, The 'Gospel, of Jesus
Christ,: with ..,Power unto , Salvation.
Did he•have tote much` religion when„
le:,was? a boy?
Give'. the plain food .of the.;church.
another chance: When on life''° tem-
pestuous.. sea lives are menaced by se,
many mental.' and spirituaI'"`derelicts.'
let the supreme: `husiness•�' . of the
the 'Meeting at Lanes :Church .
afterneon. He : Conducted
service last SundaY.:. and 'his aS-1
sistance much appreciated by
those ettending.
-tferiti: As Guest, .,Spear: 'Reviews
Slilendid Work 4Peing Paine.
The' Central 'Division of the Pres-'
Presleyterial 'Wes ,held Chabriers
Presbyterian Church Whitechurch •on
Following' this a•, SeaSon: of •piayer,
Sacrament'. of the, ' Lord's. Supper In ki iiii i"rdas6tt fritel:'t :bY Iii°11bei:8
the' AShfield: 'Preabyteriari ',Church, i.... .ri :niissionary, literature. The•Secket-.
.annerinced, tO.,',.take Place '11,j4 • Lord?., ary Of. eaeh Organization gave a hrief
Day .-at eleven.' o'clOck,, Octbber 29th ,•eport of • the. wprk accomplished dtir-
Ing-tut.r•-. , ear -and , all:, reports •• showed ,
and to, ekttinc1.16' You:but „best wisheS very interesting. report of the..,,Suni.
',4 4 ill:a• 'il.O'Clock Meetings ,wilt he held
for your futtre. haptiibeis,' We 'lee) met Scheel at the -David Perric-Mern,,
for ,Iiible Study, and .Prayer; tOfirluet
Marriage pass WithOut• ''•ekPressinig , the ...Pr'esbyterial • delegate; • Miss Mat4;.,
On' Friday ,inOrning at 11- o'cloch
, ol,tv.2, it, 1:11.9,‘nht.atvi6eitiitOi:silli.tanki6iii;ti.Oanris4,, '6.".t,,it.r,e ,,a, theetilig, for wormup , ahd preitch_ , ,t,'ht.e, Moho'ceKreiritig,ziet‘e. c6i or' wait ,.. (101;,..r:
ing ef the Word will 'be held; When'
::00,.rt-. both :in Church, and coninahnity pated' in Prayer by Mfg: I Meiltird-,'
'iltritits iind 'We' tire sorry tO'1986 you, the gev• Francis'. DI AlleP 13-t 146''-'i' stni, •Lai*side. :MI'S. '' 1, 'Medeet• Mite'
lif,e be filled , with, teleatial sunshine at• . a similar ,Meeting ' On SatiirilaV' Which wiW nP•idb• 014n-delete/Li' • . „ :
arid We triiSt'. hat,,,. yeti •will Aong be. •inerningl at it, .0'eloeli .ab& there .Wilt •• Mrs. '•IVIPWIlinney_Pre'Sliyteridi ‘Pft,L
this Chilli., and 4.thbie, ii4 •sn tokes, 6,:f. follOitig "At it .: o'olOcfc ., ,..'•,'. , •• ,: " wItli i'le teriertS .giVeli' .rai&_ ove-a.
..Alle'geti , McFarlari: evening Service :win he, heisi ,,at 1,30. b.7 Mr's: MeWhinney; : loi
MISS RUBY ,,MeDOUGALL
I;EMANDED ' FOR, SENTENCE
Mis's' Ruby' McDougall • of'•'Kincar-
dine daughter of• Mr.'.and Mrs. Angµs;
McDougall, foinerly of Lucknow, ap.
answer cl'+xrgesTarising from. an ac-
(*lenteent when the car ,the was driving
struck : Gordon Jacobs 'of .that town,
Pleadin"gg guilty to' thecharge of op
crating '.a • notor' vehicle '.without
hermit, 1.,kliss ` MacDougall was r-
mended for ,sentence. On .a further
charge'. the court adjourned until
Iv'ovember. '7th; ,gas, th.e injured 'boy,;
s still,confined to _his- bed.
CASWELL' EXTOLLS BEAUTY '
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'OF OUR POREBEARIgRS
Editor, Sentinel;
,Recently had a. chat rabOut,
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pOw with brOtheOri-law of 'Mine
whs 'a resident .'of 'tile village' in the
hexed" hy many, of those- of 'his' gen-
were .recalling- ''got
Young"•Men and' *Omen. o
the. place:;, We Wire of- One opiniiin
Ora.t it, Would, be Aliffieult.te duplicate.
pearerice; intelligence' and..eharm 'of
ladies, „„w`hat "gond
..:ElleSa*attilh.teGirfe:d7og3,;:166.[u:ala"zineMd. JMOhi:nsi eaatilileenan:iirda
death .-Was. greatly lainented):, Sarah
-live knew her as Sire). "and :.Nellie
who formed their -consorts: at ..gocial
gatherings:, there cOmes to ' me the'
McIntyre, Cepelead, . !Jack -and
Will Will, ..JOhn Geerge ;and
Tom Treleayen,:'Bok..Soinerville, Pah
Dan: and 'Water CaMphella goodlie
spine- equally., entitled to Mention as
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pf the town. I quite agreed,
,Lnektipw'S Size COuld .finer
of, yonag 'Pecapte be found. There was•
splem!id social' life in those .days„ ag•
merit; 'to, this 'effect was ,ffisdi
doyo nee
BEFORE "PLACIN70"
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US FOR, PRIC,ES
Look,' The
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WHAT'S 'NEW?
bate:, styles ., in 1•Women'fi and
, Misses' Coati,
Satin 'and yelvet Presses
1:ludsnn. 'Seal
or Men Folks
"Fashion -Craft.' Suits
'Leather •Coats, and Kzekinaws
'Underwear for . Members. oi
the faMiiy„.
Come. in• 'and see the good
qualitieg we 'have. •
secretary -of state .tment
at Ottawa. on TueSday respOriSe:til
•Piariy,--inqiiiries' as 'to;• whether
holiday. In a statement, the „depart-
ment explained', that anly •Sitndays
threlfghout Canada general
holidays. 'which ure prescribed by
the statutes 'of Canada,"', the state -
meet said.
; bagoge cliedc.e.d_L•,, RETURN ' Toronto Sat. NOV.
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, ‘f(.1PINI'' :A -'1V1ItE!'. BOUnd.. Trip. Bargain. Fare . licketg • also .pri §de
' Annie. date td• fellOWing 'stations and.. all INTERMEDIATE pOINTS.
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