The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-02-15, Page 5)13-4,
"0110 irrylk
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e Answer to
4.0 ISf.nt'1*- s*:
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arliBliE never .was a time. offering
..greater..opliortunity. to the, via:aerie-
'fa! adva'itOcr. This laaa.alaY of "great
ws aeriedwhen aptalli.;-
...g:r4iy ativertising space
„vvill stiJl PaY 41a1dends. -Yea how
,.faa• aneicaarita are using the ..'ifio,Oce?'„
, -they. -al-mad 'or- saying -
*hat , they
I
ght 1.6
' aaBRcITANTS know there a is 'often
great difference in polling., power
batweeo aavettiseMentsof the lame
ze, l'here' may be two. single_nage
• ealaeil,tiacmenta for the same ' type
„ ore in, the same oewspaaer, One
'will get tae attention of. 19% of the
' aeadets aind the 'ether will be read '
ba'. 95%., of the 'aanie readets. Both
ads cast the aa.me amoont of nioneY,
3;et one doliveved a..1.'2 'times the rd
ership and; therefore, in, terms' of.
Sees.Root
0000344wat... ite'ss .Slow.
"FkliCFETCHF.R"' SAYS • 'INCH -14eaM14-4,AN TO INTERPRET
• FU-
KIEN REVOLT AS "MADE. m OR hiApn IN 4.1,4N"
,
Taiwan, JaPnia, • A Pia -TO: pion*:
.4Orioari 10%, '1934? • For china is only *pr38 a Pena,
alinratiVelY naafi)* channel. 4: ,tFil)
to Cainamay sound far a*ray'fx(Nn
Luckywa.bot. for na it means only
• „.. ,
an over -night„ boita trip, I ' caught
special :•tesacarrying steamer bound
,for the South *at; -eller,. and, teel.
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Dear Friends; -
January the tenth; aintean,
.Y -four. Ho* tinte Masi- It 'Aluata.•be
eaer.a1,-„anentha since'," ',last' alfaetea
aven'' Chalainfas has ,.,passed -and
'New Years! 1 should !jou& -4' ePeeial-
O,
ahriattnas. 1ettei'tetig •about the the regular .attatlenget beat back:
Way,l'tap. oriental. people,. particularly' rhis allowed lour days in Amoy, one
a a
..be Japanese and Formosans go in or lePO. •I?Ort Tcities Of thenow., revola.,
,titt the Christmas -New Years, cele- tiainart aroVioce ef Fukiena
brations with all, their 'decerative, , Revolution, of course' ia nothing
aenjus-, and spare cash. , • a • . new in China Spelled wit.lieardinary
,Christmas n Japan: ; letters, the 'woad Merelt indpetes
Shop ' :Windows begin :to dresa theaordinary turmoil. Tile' 'Fukien
,situation, however, is revolution spell-
Christmaifisi 'early in DeceMber. As'
the red -figure -aide approaches shop-
keepers virtually - move out inta the
street in their desire to ,terpnt even
the most casual passer-by'in+o
buy-
4
I,e; e. rest, s,.
a z Dias
• greater opportunity.
. NOW what 'must tae. advertiser' do?
• kle "must give more thought to his
advettining.' He, mast' .Put oaeraa
message' every thne, he eavettiaes.
%Every 1void: *should be thought' over
e .trefally.-Theaadvtaagitould aiaraaliat
• Tau wguid Sea :When theaascaistOaiiier.
• "aaMes into ..t.he store: .
.ADIGU.RNHE) ShColp: CQN
..Anothet ; • week's adjantainent atti
granted' Bob. Steaclart., Gederieh
'ZleolForl;.. ng
)
4V.S'L
00i.donf.:111dinnes •left o eleettie -ligliits;• :end in running cou-• h ,•t
VI sick 6fLaa_eholarg,
cities, particularly *here rainfall is
abundant and the sun's real; severe;
store buildings, from, the aecond
storey up, project out .and, supPorted
on pillars form as it were a wide
to -
verandah beneath. This • leaves a course et world history May be ward an expansion of the Soviet
coveted t side -walk and , Protected '
s '-„ At type at government •Piiiria,
ho windows in all weather.
•Christmas and New Years. the, outer aeems-far fetahed-ha'weveraatcaaglae-
bfoscown credit for such :direct
ed with blacker ink than usual. Some
see in it a•anovement,ef what they
consider the invisible kingdom l of the
Soviets ,:now 'reported to occupy a
large part of central Mina, feeling
• or ap ou eO e ,sea.
interpretation the newspapers • We
read in Canada and Japan, in gen-
eral, shout out in bleakest 'tape. It
is not , impossible that the future
la reathea ii)Ss: aires.43'' ,colleted
around it a floating maim, pfaihoogi
aVery type of Sranil graft tio.***,een
ia the Orient, what ilaineinte biz
aalia4- one inta(iflactMn to, Chinese
;riff -rat These .0aMPalus, manned' ha
yelhng aeitin'ana Cling:. :to 1 every
;agile@ nt. port -hole; aOpe. Or rivet
.chey Nan reach witatheir hook and
aittinapoipole„ aat they manoeuvre with
and hanWn for Position ' adja-
the gank ladder- One iaas
4 a :glance ,that &anomie 0eziatence
.n China is nOta,easaa not , even fot
•he brna'est and bent' Only the fittest
survive. - • • . • • •
,
I was alone. I hadn't sent word. to
:riends to ineet me, ao it cost me
forty cents to get across to the Bond.
Double .fare. The boatmen were quite
frank about it. 1 was caught, so a
Paid' double, Would anyone take me
across, for thirty-five or, thirty? Not
mach! The "fittest" in ..'China one
soon learns do not dependmerely on
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individual alone for survival:
ahey ,have learned the ultimate
strength. of closed guild. My' know-
ing the ropes in Amoy,' and a bit of
their language, availed nothing. They
held tight., One simply took the near.
"oming tat China wit!, to, lee., le,M,ea
hing of4aild ,leani something. Opp*
lila,•
new develoanient. , :Chrigtiala"
'Work In the . ,Oale.naa, '
The firat .:laffieraa tiaaemblY Waa' r,
aeld SlianOltal caCtoaea :190.
The. 'second met, in canten 1/15•09aalii=
'Per 1,9,30,.. Thgt the third
:404 to. FOiO10.801, .
•'4" OPPoatnnitt.' age 11143ertaitt,'•to,
'iasa'One C941W, *Tito. toigos. , tbia:
.'Llaiect I wish- Only to make .a. few
. _ , • ,
otes
and then 'clone this letter, •
a • •
The, Church .or Christ in China is,
union 6f some of the " churehea,
istialigaed in China ay mas-
,sOcieties of Britain and :Am-.
mice. At the Present time it is said "
'6 include from one. quarter to. One
bird' of the, ',Christiaris in . China," .
vith new groups joining from time
La time. The object of .this church ' •
's according 'to its constitution "to
ofiana and promote with . -united
atrength, the. spirit of seifasopporta.
aelf-goveanance and self•propagna,
Ion,Inorder to extend •Christ's gee*,
.pet, practice •Hi s Wap of Life,* and,
nweaa His Kingdom% throughout the
?fetid." It now Works. through 'fifteen
at !nowt Synod's ana has a common -a
on roll of about 125,000. '
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:O.
side between the supporting ,pillars
is closed in with boards. _-This en -
the hni kenerB tO . set out
two lines •of ,as -tables on each
‘siii-rp oftheewalk. . In -Min wet;
evetyon s forledto pass, in welk-
in ong the sidewalk, ,right thrq
e midst, of . their display -of Christ-
mas end l'sle* Year's goods ; decor-
ated: as• Orientals alone know, bow
LOSS and „ usually -brilliantly lighted, by
electricity. Usually the shop-keep-
McKayaarid Adam era organize by eity blocks or streets
0 in Toronto fol. n few and vie with each other" in erectina
: On Monday,...who- is ..aluirged . with Week, • . • arches, decprating, tae streets with
abteaking-theajaW- of,--Aarield-Dciak-af
finence in China as this interpreta-
tion implies: It is: true that many
young Chinese with Minds thirsting
int -ideas; that can be translated ;into
innie hope for their' confused society
have ,drunk . deeply. is, they :Are:
itala„ Of refteiliment:-from the aalos-
eoW -springs. But • this' is, not the
source of the tretible. The root :Of.
thel -problem seeing, to be the back-
witadneits of Chinese iiecietyaind tap
aggravatingly slow. progress' ithead:
The .'condition throtigh the centuia
les of tae rieh tit:, adequately
:help the poor, of the well nOt`anowa
• lottery -gthemaes.• The latter ng.• rig°wIll:..caurne educate -the ' ign r
a -au ' bl o
. • %lats.(' for*Dettoit—havinga-sea
_ the, same town__ When„he._s tuck _ a • _ • rolig as ". mit excit•ement,' !Yell-Y.8s
• . ; • . -cm eta a ainsition„ e-
• s.• teached a pont 'Where Yining
• with, Ilia, fist .duringYa:,,pancalee' Fa'ae• " • :" tbe Trish , sweep -stakes., ,de rine
n • endure 'it .\iia -Ionget..
oae a ha. to repartatliat.'ailsa
art of Canada. •
'DOeteiga.dentiatsfaaospa a a, eine heiason, --who :was operated • • . They res d. to anything thatalooks-
. . .
Costs have to be iteckoned :nith in on: for anneadiaitia last w'e a • The season- j'uat over has been, in .
like Et •gospel; lid to them material-
s(inie respects the , most ;brilliant we . . ,
a e . r underway'to settle the ge.aina -along, as well.as•,elin he ex,
. - •• have seen' attire"Foi-aniadikaiiiiiitaliee
- ease.' Bob and the injured lad's baler aerted. : ' ' '
all, had their "katisinniteu poroaur,
brother; are, important acogs. in the • alias. Grotta Hadson had Mr Vamnwhen the displayedtheir
' 'II A t d 't • o .ne ••wore visitors at 'W 'Irwin's '
agOoda-newsaaJust
student group
ineae• latela
t tock
Onaince
• : best talent froth the junior, kinder-.
Ca.derich «O. eam an was , •
,•, . last Ivealt,' the lat.ter remaini over
'feared' that Vie incident ..wr ild k, „ .. .
nee .
• . ••aalisa• alvatleaMettuillin retiirned -a
„ goalie is n • , „ he „,noiae in Locknowa. after, spend -
''a b on the Iine0ua' "and ' • , : .
effOrts- ate.' beluga tnaile . to -have tae, 'in fit 'faii• aYS • Witil. sister," lairs.
topt the team.. .,Itowever Doak as •
wholta-ailltaair •frainealoueStelija • . ; ' •
ayea ,-0
raa •• , lien( s- .• . r,a Pc.. arc • • 1:
. , .
. . ha, sa" Irwin' visited'
laa--J-94;-hossaaaisitedaarecentlY„
' throaglieut:'..a „Season' tared' ' 'fa 1 t *fat •
JtI ,• :penalty., • ,
recently., with Mr. and Mrs.. Crump
tiliathe atianaaay, '
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WAR BOOKS IN ;SCHOOLS'
• Fiae..tlieasand :copies 'of a : jai
alitidged, ....edition of "Cry
.P0\704,637' Nichols' '.nOtad. 'dentiiiaiatian
Of •.:Wara,,,atealt is learned; .lieing ,pui.•
• Chased ...Oa' the Ontario Deptirtieeni
'
of 'Education for distribution amona
,a11 _the aeheolaa ,.the nitoa,in
i"..lateinicia Henna 'as -ef.th
department, haaaiestied nstructioas.
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( '..-ijitiarBit 'FACES' .
31 AN S LA UGHTE R • dilABGB
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11
COmminian• (At Time Of .Fatal
i s p Near .111ildni ay , Has Charge
Against Him :
Wtalne,s(lay niorning Ceunty. Ma.a-
aarata la. W. Walket, sent up :for
• - taal at the Agsize, an a
: that. the edition . be, bo.gla,.. 'Ana. it . •
- • , • • :a rattrap' . - irainalaughter, George
, „
Will go,. on the' printing...paesaes ,
mediatela, :and will- be made. ,avail-
able with all aoSSible speed:. •
The prime Miniatet,
great perSotial interest in the:' bee]:
it is aid, and feeltata•tt-hy-brinaarra
.te the' •attention 'of youi h., it
• • • Rita:mi./1' aDick) 'Hotteii, vilie-adan
• • Sobnaider Jr. of alarrialaaTraanabi*
ra.ivei; 9f the Tar that killed Anthony
.taanital of Waterloo. on IIighWay
aboat one mile :'amith'Iof 'IVIildmay,
Lt '\(g of Poceiraer 5th aast.
Tae ataidont • ocCuared-Tin t dense
, Will go a Jong' War toward. hoildrair '
nes:idea. of' C.arek, -6a,
hr ',a ut om I ', pleaded
aaliv te a ' aliaaga.of setiminat aleaa
,
. up for them propor conception of
war and ethisequentla creatinwith.
in them a properx desire- for'para.",
Batty Clogs Of school will roreive .
. the book, it is said ',Dr. Georarra'F._ iaence mid elreted ,.sunincaary trial,
aaaaaaa, cadet, airacaoa . of aata.aaan, ,The point. ,(0:10(1, Crown AttOrney
looking' *after the distribation of Vaettaart what evideace be re'
, p -
iatica,philosophy-
recently one of m
!tete Met young ,
'returned from Moscow '\
four heat' cenverszition to
gartentral: Whispered ' "Jesus loves
4T-ri . ' ' ' ' iniii-"thet-reii ' ' •
e this.l.„ knee to aold-tare per-. la ..„ • , .• . Pala!: Om
. era on Chinese' stringed anstrna i7e6, ,,w-,°bP4eunm 3-°!suf tshe.ilies sopallef;neieid ,G.t
ine s ' flutes and drums. These -Per-
, centre" • '' ' •
..fOrana es were Seen by audience! Russia
i's 01:. Ia. pot Net The ceitie ..
that crowded- 'tint- into 'seats ._:fot
eigata•thata 'Wan- window sails,. and Some see in ltbe .Fukien -revolt the
stood nretind,teer:14or twe-et three hand et. Japan. , All. these Who are
aoots; aKuriatima. ", eitteitainmenta iesions,.. of japan's. iiaing • snn 'in the
are, put, on in. Formosa only once .a Orient and as a 'world %newer, sus
yeata but they are calcaleated to sat- ,pect her tined stirring, every Oriental
isfy- every 'fotin of entertainment 'Pamt,. They Csn. trace the history Of
hungerviith a areal feint. Thiyakear'S up to
the
eitrasa leading right
audiences on the whole 'showed en e ,.. twenty-one demands, even
interest.: Th. audiences tatawa theretothe Present trouble, , and 'see the
was'iptactically:po amOking. I heard- pointer -turning !toward Japanese -
practically :no load voices, and . for desiWns, .on Fukien. Many Fukieneae
the Most ,-part, despite the.th1orig,.,;sit tobfefmase;:v-P...tharese.euil!,:ies 4';thefinger
on ,parrOv4 hard benches, ere as [ - aa their hands say -
rapt attention. ,.. . Plga "A second .Manchuria: alai nur
ffetaata Throne *Whew; a'atstiajtja..a 'poor -.China!" - As it is far fetched
Nor was he-,, nennoran - joyousness o interpret „the ,Fukien, • revolt as.
lasaened :riatiOhnila by the birth an ,. "made in •itosco.Wi's,:a.cio. fil.%iitheahlnaboaetl,
,Deeeinber aatd, of .011-;'-ileir to the as taalatebet to
iniPerial throne of Japan. This event "made in.:Tip n'' on'thrown:ew:prOvdaiinCtt.
Intapenina'a tight in the midst of Why not
Patica1 :
n say "British .' made" ' Or
the 'Christmas festivities foeussed .vv"Y
"made • in '. U. S. A."? japan Alga does
and 'Will continue to focus further a .
whet .we • do.. After all it is. made in
light' on the-, already glistening, oe-
es oa . lea an r n
done :in the best spirits. I enjoyed
the situatiOna. sal did they. Chinese
love .bargaining ' better than - any-
thing. As for _me, I got a dollar'r
-mirth of fun and, a pleasant row
• with .two expert 'boatmen in, the
bargain:nil for forty cents. In For-
-mosa---that, lare..-would-be-exactly-
twenty. 'cents 'according to govern-
ment .regulation. ' •
At the -Bund about twenty -mother-
rakish ricksha men tame dashing
elision; The former emperor's death China. A -Foochow barber vvho trima
marking that day officielly ted troubles in Sverds
Or's reign, Clnistnias and nnich it is that everybody wants to be bead
means is ...rapidlY, being
d , • :
tut the other day, summed
°centred
on December 250, tiara InY,
tae,. calendar': Inathe :Present empea. like these, aAli; China! What's I,V1•67*•.
everywhere. .:-What •Oiitt , haPperi it Was a .stOrmsi, piesiage' :aerbss:
-Whose birth OcCurrs sO near Ltec, 'took .a lot ".of Walking the deck
' • . ' , • . • . , ' .
ani pulling,. their •cart contraptionsAnether ' guild. fron't 'the
nearest three, 'rather • likely -look -
in
--
"Do apu. know where the. Y. M. c •
A. isaa0 asked.; " . .•
"Sure", .he. said aonfidentla,,. attai,2
alitenina' the seat' cushion to inake
sure his passenger would, 'continue
to • clime his Vvey..0Ilitneva myself. ir
to
the reign of the next emperor, he the channel the flaw' I went over. It
• the , neacal. to. prOdne,e in this' ease, and.
tan ropy was to • the effect that
nyi d enc ahato. Monday- • ..af,
ananiort, , when Selineidet bad.. his
he ng.' '%,;(5,ald apply' in
Ito ' s Case,' tits WaitsiiiPadiaitiiag,,
ad falaa riataa0
'aria 0: Fa 'Tadoita. iieting
' .,
n of aohnealer,anitd. 'be Vtte
n TIotteo'a,:•cage. :
Yaolincidotat tibia WAS. •rttetVeil if)
rinonnt" of aa.a00, three auatea-a
ara,aa,Walaerton Telescope. .
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. . .LIS,f0WPRICES•
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i1.1.0.-. .v
E M.6,P1d..•'., k. .. bality.
.,..44. 404..*.
oro.,
•
cnIqpIri rang -down the
Til" ,
.amikantline, 'orid tho' artists retired
to fatal,' ategsial retail g... 4 :f
,
ftht vnt. ,v„"„;lie lovely bunch t -of
25th, May the season in futute be- develop sea legs and a sea stomach'
filled • With • great 'possibilities for
this people se, interested in the
spiritof childhood and in Chriatmag
toa, making. • •
Bat I do not i•-iropose malting this
"foregoing is „ ania introductory. "AinoY is a' areffressiae looking citY'
What I. have 'had in..inind. for •some• fieni the dist"e.e. :RewS' of business
time is a iaeaiiil aubject fOr the alocita along the ;Band, year bY Yen
goad „enough to eat the second -clags
meal of sausage and .,potatoes, buteh
Cheese and bread. „supplied by the,
Dutch tea. steamer. !Steaming up the
quiet inlet into port wiz, ,therefore,
special letter On Christmas. •The ,a' Welcoine change. '
aentinet iny.,trip Chloe ' hkfAt gradOallY . pliSh tiksaviatd, Bealfia
is to -ocibliatou may well ask how docs 'ahem there is evidence of a wind
Christmas come to 'b,e easoaaited in deel. of blinding 'end many coriifor-
°nes mind with a trip to Chant last tthebisle.isiosoelati7agg'airnes;idaelzek. giBotionta 8.011f
October? MO be only con.- „
dence arising out of the 'delay in
getting this letter OM Or,it may he
the depth- of tae iniritegsitat Which
• 'that visit creitte(a, Or again, it laity
tollinga rockboand hillCenturies
of impoverishment arid ifteh of public
spirit ave wasted the one loUtstand.
ia,tayet ,,,Plaatea • f1.0:11.0*.:tree. ,W:hat
ing posSibilitt.of tbia area, its forest
ittai
1..ataaa" twirl the • ptindiaiit ,boy, aay of tio,,
. •
general WaY, but was. not sure of
the • road from •this , section.' of: the
Bund.
"Are you sure you know • where
the Y. M.C. A. p,isr. quizzed, latex'
he had run half a blochin/the wrong
direction. "Sure be said again,
cantinuing at full 'speed: .• • .
!Vali, You don't," I corrected. "Its
this way." He turned and proceeded
in the Opposite direction at the same
rate of speed and with the same
apparent confidence. confidence .
what, I vonclarearialt-tur-faimortunity
qlat woo'*:.mostit for the nnahle to forget the. fact that civil
aainaiiaat agita" 'grad' thc, fatty prin., wai---tagetf- In tlieF Part of,tchin'a aaat.
iittilithe-fact-is-athat.•the,
pruneaat s e interior; an
fate '
r .
tylititos ,itiowtrw Antite4.
!lariat ef the Present einnetot's
I the Arena .
. I was much impressed. with; the
Troup of .representatives of this
'thatch who met in October in Amoja.
A few - foreign .'missionaries from
Britain and America were delegates
nihosen by the native synods in the.
• aelds Where they work. but about
sixty of these seventy ,eighty
Aelegates--aiere .-2,chinesea.--Many-of
these .Chinese leaders are men and ,
women, a graduates ,Of well-known
Universities Europe and
Ame.ricat.aThough the majority . knew
yet Mandarin Wite the. lap-.
fay age. of conmunieation,J of -the •
•taingia ;Piet Impressed ;One. Most,
ere, the orderliness with which the „
'neetingZ'Watt conducted, the great .
<aileyea during diaotionit'eaateiseaa
the aetioatiness. eitninge ,
big big issues; and yet the healthy
aumor- that never was far away.
SometiMeis • in the Midst a of tie ..
'most .serious discussions
ienee 'would .,break out into. heartya:
litnahteraitasoMeone's expense or'as
lireaaafiailoweada. aemn: leit-defiagaratti
approielt .4n n nynbl'ni and laughed
With Iiimawlien he *elated ,hOw
own self-aufficiency toppled over. It 1
was great, t experience to 'see this
noweraad a leaven ofthe'Christian
soi 't at work in ,the iniditt of that
massive ItIMP called Vhina-
Thne and space forbids further'.
'comment just noW.1,pasia on these ,
ambhng---,,notes, --of last -October's—
to earn bread. To '-doathat, ' almost wanderings with' Season's' greetings
the intelligence remitted is to ,rorn US Sincerely,get •
-passenger loaded in and then. Hugh MacMillan.
rim, T ,se tickshamen can get aloha
with ,-th 'ntelligetike Of it • hetivel
If the flaSSe
theyajust subm
possiblearAnd ,yet
about twenty-five -
to take anytnterest in b
him :to use his unawaken
aeon, might doworth while
for Amoy and even China:
On the: way, up' towne the ricksha-.
man ..a.a,t asked five time for the Y.
M.G.-A.; three times from police-
men and twice from people ,My 'inert
theiight should know. Four of them
vtinfidently gave ns directions
knew I,vere wrong. We thanked thew
et. uses the 'whip, well
and tun 'faster, if
is young man of
' en. aome one'.
ifl and train
intern-
thinga
and 'liaised along One policeman
aaked....atraightetied himself up and
scolded, in the Amor dialect ;because
I hadn't addressed him in Mandarin
ale ' didn't know i either, where the
Chengqian-hoe was,tboagh ;at that
:time . we were quite -near. One ,cbap
we .asked was a soldier on guard it
tlio, mayor's office, He was one Of five
who, slouched around at the door of
a big. building leaning on 'their rifles
and supposed ,to be voiding the
place. If a• real gurnan came along
ipleran
Istria
Mr. James MeTaaisa, . and. cona.
who underwent, se criticalg operation
at. Kincardine. General Hospital last
Week and his been very' ill since, •
was, ssomewhatsomewhat improved at, time :of.
aping **pia '
Mragaro ..mtegenzie,,,•,eon, ',to,' .
rota. „vialted with:: Nits,. Thomas:
.1a ten on Monaaaa..'
W. C•' T. U. Meeting
The W. C. held' their Feb-
ruary meeting at the home of Mts.
David Canatiaell: Miss Maly Stinson
occupied ,the chair and :`,gave ,talk,
O ."Tehiperince'a Appropriate read-Ia.
Inas were given by a number of 'the
,and a pleasing „solo offered :
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bp; Mrs.: Chitties Taiddle. .
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.Several Ripliaites took advantage
of the cent-ifmile exctirsion. last
week -end, to visit friends iir Toronto
,
and Hamilton. ,
•".rhe Young People's Societies'. .ef
Olivet and Bt. ',Andrew's' • U5nited,'•
Churches held :skating part;., in ,.
the arena, , afterwards returning to
one -could imagipe ' he five taking to."the baaetnentor,St. Andrew's Church •
their heels. All officials in Chin'It 'bete a 'lunch was. much enjoyed.. ,
is said, have guards.' -He aidiat The home Of Mr. and. Mrs. Hoviatd°,'
knew ,either -where the Clieng-iiiia Keene, was the scene of,.i happy a
hoe was locatea. ' • gathering, 1Wien a number of athea,
The Y.M.C.'A.. has been in Amoy friends of Mr. 'Blies Logan. met . to •••
for Many years. They have & large: .present him with a purse Of -Paihey,
and well-equipped building built prior ,to 'his leaving for Blind River.
lar,ely by, the :Chinese themselves. Mr. Logan has been an 'efficient l ac,
it has a big membership and an countant in ROA Bank bete for
active staff et young, Wellredudated the pest foot year'.
Ainese secretaries in , charge 'of Messaa. John Beatty and Richard
'several agpettinenta of work, among Creech, Who' have beth been patients
Young : men of • the dty? lify* good in Kincardine General Hospital, have
friend 1niie Taylor, wlio Mice lived, recovered sufficiently tobe brought: .
neat -Milainay, a gradaate. of the to their respective bellies!.at ,ine
University of, Toronto, is -.boas' work River. ' '
secretary. Ile is the Only foreigner,. The C. , of St: ,. Andrew's•
SO whether itis generally known or United Church are holding a Valen-a
not. there IS' in active ,operation a, tine gatial in the bitsemeht, of the
movement working quietly; but none church oh Friday evening.-
the less effectively toward'a better Mr." and' Mrs. Harlirie,ss :of tees--
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lumo„JoLto-motrOw...-- water are spending the, Winter
„n s-a-aao Tazatfial
•;Atter meetitig:' t le*. • ..thinese Ininet "thorntott.•
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friend's at v.the Y. and. %sang.' ennui Di: and: Mtg.- D, R. Firi/itaaoli Wete
OIIIIY ,ehowa.an in. dining -room, :I_ -went called- tO,. :ChetileY on Mendity7intitit,.
naaets, 'tlieir Cliristmesaaalveia , „ , aciaisS, the .t.for to 'the ierldnafiscm-
ents--arid-tepettof festivitlea • A: silipN entry into the batlina ,
to toe 'Taaletaa 'honse„ artit'taenee :latter's ..lVfadi
1 for Retires of %mations t6 ,,,„ „ g hi I 1 ' 1 t ,
antra Parallel cOltnamii 6°4 ola""" tik teasion the t r(1 Done d, editOr Of the Bn-
alasa siai Ordered theta," akeldhhea ter-, 'adfo'sg channel' in Old. Inea..a.'1,ta °1', aaneaaa. toofinntist: :;s1 Alta `Ohnaen tetprtse: who itutoereit piraty.f,141
ait-e'ta "da 'anttaltaifiaa. ttifted wfl
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