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Exeter Times, 1912-5-2, Page 8EXETER TIMES • • o', • . • � � .r•� r Atha►rr�r�►<►r+�r�r�!�rt4+►rr���4 �ii+ft•#�t�+'11+!'��ikQ+r i�#�'�!!r+$r+RiN��r4r�l►rir�' 4 or t 4t 4 0 , • • 4 n t,0 e e•. 4 b •4. i4 i 4-4i i 44 0. r4114 j,F• HONE 1. Ladies' Coats, Skirts and Dresses In a Stook litre ours that is continually being refreshed with New Goods, it means that every visit to this store is marked by some new feature of interest. This week we are showing many new Gar ments and we emp;aasize the fact. It's a Pleasure to Show Our Goods MILLINERY There Is always something new to be seen in our Show Room because we are always in touch with the markets and when anything new appears it is not long before it finds a place in our Show Room. Cloves Keyser Gloves are gloves that give satisfaction. We have them in three lengths. They ate made with double finger tips, The silk is very fine qualm y 51c, 75e, $1.25. Corsets The particular about Bias Filled Corsets is their extreme comfort and flexibility, insur- ing ease and grace of move- ment under all conditions. $1,00 to $4.00 Linolenrns vremismarammattimffs New Tile. Floral and Orien- tal patterns in all widths. If you are needing any of this Sanitary covering, see our Big Range of Patterns. Hosiery Penrna;n's Lisle Hose are guaran teed, If after wearing a pair you are not satisfied with them, come back and we will give you two pairs with- out any charge. 85 cents or 8 pair for $1,00 Shoes omOxfords an .Hi P s p, h d g Shoes in many New Styles are being shown this season. We sell Miss Canada Shoe for women. We have a big range of Pompe- and Oxfords for Misses and,Children. Rugs If you aren't quite readv for a new Rug. Come in and choose one while the assort- ment is large. We will be pleased to keep it for you. All Kinds of Produce Wanted • 0.11. 3 4, i + • •• • .4 0• . e4.� 4, • r• 4 O b4 o f i: 0 • � 0 + o 0 ®r 4* * r Ai *r or °r ® i * i i • .i 4 O• 0 a' 4 r i a• 0i P4. o @.O da m� e4ee4 ee 4a oa ®4 se Ai 0i i♦ i O, 0•• ♦ 0® 4 4 o 6 ®o oA s° • P ,r , .- ili A. STEWART 44 144444.3'..44444444A40r4i44.4r044444i44o44o4e.i**e44c444 i4046f4'804t44i44004r44.40i4440#+40.4***04.40r44®.®♦ o •^r 600LDS CsftOG5RY PHONE 47. .osis PP e. Electric 1✓ight Plan 1 Keep Happy in the Home bygetting YOUR HOUSE HOLD NECESSITIES Here. We handle only the BEST and we have everything yon need, at all Seasons, THE TEA AND COFFEE STORE• WArrm>r h D�--C cies Butter and Fresh Eggs.boamessmannunseamemmod Dresses and Suits Cut fortune on Saturday last to o he Albert Neil of Lumley had the wis- to .t: +++++++++1.4.+++++++++++++++ HOME STUDY Thousands of ambitious young people are instructed in their homes by our home study dep. artment You may finish at College if you desire. Pay whenever you wish. Thirty Years' Experience. Largest trainers in Canada. Enter any day. y Positions. guaranteed,, If you wish to save board and learn while you rats, write for particulars, NO VACATION.; Clinton Bust hes;1i GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD ,q P. esident Principal + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Miss Wurtie Handford is visiting in ►Moroato. der. McGillicuddy returned to town on. Monday after ,having been called to .bas home in Watford owing to the killness and subsequent death of his mother. Mr. Prank Hurdle has returned to his work with theConnor Machina Co. after beim* laid tips for a Connie', of weeks with ars injury in his knee Miss Maibel Neil (laughter of Mie Measure Miss Mary Tom having recently completed a colurse at Torpntet pm.. one of the best cutting schools in fA.nxerica, is prepared to du t to meas- ure, any style of dress or suit, 'Val- ties who ?make their own dresses will save time . and material (by using a pattern cart from their a' teal meas - 'ores. Miss 'Tom has also opened; a Dressmaking Roam at her residence on, Main street Son tb, where she will. be pleased to meet her formser. pat- rons and any omen. Dressmalt- big roams at side entrance.ranee. SHOP $a CLOSED EVENI1,100. WANTED- At once, dining ing Foo rr girls. IitoCITY ;HOTEL LONDON >4-2.- St Mr. C. kthis Perkinsins is s week xrtov- to theern y ire !ri .se on Huron t arm Street rec- ently pxfaebased from Mr, ,A. 7)ear- ittrg, ;Mr, Davis is moving into the one vacated 'by Mr Perkins Mrs Thos. Case is moving` intim Mr. Wm, Rivers illf.siise vacated by Mr. Davis; Mr.' E. . a. moving ; Cornish s ,zna i g znto the residence On .Ann street t o e vacate. dib• � Case. y Mr. lieu n i Fria s moving kite( n the • Haase on',Ann street vacated by Mr. Gornis1.' thrown against a 'barb wire fence, tearing a severe gash near the mouth which required several stitches to AloSe ;The 1Bub]io 'Shoot re -opened on Wednesday being after closed down since Easter on account of the meas- les There has been some disse.ilsfa•t ction owing to a number of li.ruses where there has teen. measles being plaocarded while others ha.:;t been Wile sympathy o ymP y f the comma tilt, is extended to Mrs. Mason Ebiil;ps, of town; in the loess of her little dangle, ter ,, Dorris his a ed 1'2 ears, � orxs h &` T3 as 12y ears, ill for several months and " A3An. Is n pas - eked -away on Tuesday May 1st. Mrs. Phillips ha (been a resident of our tow +n JS2 only. about a year, her sou , R. Phillips ips b etng organist of the James Street Church. The remains will ti it be interred In the Exeter cem- etery on Friday at two p. ni rfSi Williams of il'sborne formerly !2G town, !met with a: Serious accident ai. on i rt:c•a;a hist. He was ' endeavor.: big to close the barn doors when. the doors blew open and knocked Mr. :Williams off the gangway and ag•- inat a a colo. causing a dislocation; of his should er Dr. a. I3r w iu n f Browning 1 0 town w..rii 'was Dail d ,. e and • reduced the frac. r c tures iAs ;lV r Williams is an, .elderly Man -being' in his 84th( year the ac- fiideht is 4 .; esriroutt Brie. Market 1 eltort.-The following; is the report of the Exeter markets eor rented up to 'Maly 2nd. Wheat 0t Buckwheat 70 oet:ti Oats 4.0 to 48 Barley 0 Peas 1.00 to 1,10 Shorts '216 t Bran 126,00 Model !lour .2,70 Feed Flour 1,05 Better 22 4Ig,s 22 Potatoes 1,50 to 1,60 Hogs 8.80 Choice Export Steers 7.25 7,40 Med 5.00 7.10. Choice Butcher heifers 575 „7.00 Med 0,50 0655 Choice But, Cows 5.«8 5.50 Med 4.75 4,75 Com. 4.50 4,75 , Choice Lambs 7,50 7.'15 Choice Sheep '5.25 0.50 Ara t► r ,�Ld+n r nD.uo .1♦it,+Yii�ws ♦vi+6i * LOCALS May The month of flowers. Seeding has been backward. Mr. E. Taylor was in Parkhill on Sunday. Dr. L. L. Follick was in town .over Sunday. Mr. Jas. Bawden was in London Tuesday, Mrs. By Parsons was in London, Sate rday. Mr .A. Hastings was in. Luoan this week on bosioness. i1VIr. Warn. May is in Toronto this week on binsiness. Mr. J. Loney of Dondon was in town Monday on business. Mr Jas.. Moyle of . McGillivray vis ited his 'brothers "here last Saturday. Miss Winnie Esser, of Centralia is visiting Mrs. .'. Hastings this week. Mrs. Thos. Selly and little son, of Hensel, are visiting friends around. Exeter. Mr. Cecil McLeod spent the fore part of the week at his home in'.Cen,- tralia. '1 left • Mras Laura Woods of Dlimvi ie for Maple dale Sask to, visit .her sis- ter Mrs. W. Lindsay for the suaamen Mr. Jas. Walters arrived home from the Soo to -day after six weeks holidays A standard bred yearling colt is being offered for sale. See adv. on page folds. Mr. Loftirs. Bern left Tuesday for Calgary to seek his fortune. Suc- cess Loftius. Mr. Clarence. D'uplan of Centralia preached in the English Chiurcli Sun- day morning. To -morrow (Friday) night a dance will. be held in MoDonellis Hall Tony Vitas Orchestra. Mr. Rd I;;obinsens sale London Rd. last Saturday was well attended everything beim; sold. Mr. Thornton Baker this week :n - stalled a gasoline tank and pump for the accomodation of tourists. A =ether of our young people at- tended the ball. in Hessen last Fri, day night and report a good. time. Mr. Will Hobbs returned to Brace - bridge, Friday after spending a few weeks at the James Street Parsonage Messrs Walter Harding and Dr. Moffatt and lady friends of London, spent Sunday in town coming in, their eV to. Mr. T. H. 'Mc0aliiu•m is having some repairs made to bis boiler at the Exeter tannery. Mr. Leonard of London is doing the work. Miss ,Masud Taylor of Winnipeg wbo hasbeen visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor. spent a few days in London this weak. To Our Readers -If you have friends visiting yba, or • if you are. ,going away, tell youf friends through this column. We wild appreciate any items of this character. Mr. Herman Elliott who works with Mr. E. Willis at the barberingi had the misfortune to give his thcimb a severe cut with a razors last 'Thursday which: will lay ,him up for a week or .so. 'Road Commissioner W. J. Bissett had the Road scraper out last `Week, and the accumulation of the winter s dirt has been removed from our streets. Tbey now present a fine appearance. - Mr. Wm. Lightfoot who works in Mr. Gillies saw mill met with a pain•• ..1 accident lost Thursday. His. elotb ng cat+;*ht izi a set screw and, wotend him around, But tor the pre- sence of iMr. Percy Gillis who caught bim it would have been much more serious. + - , Grandfather h ' s chair is looking shab- by. I t can be brigeteneii up and made to lock like new by applying a l in a coat of iCampbell s Varnish /Stain. Very easy to apply as it works freely under' the brush and dries without showing laps. Try ,it. Motley back if not satisfied W.3. Neaman sells it. The pulpit of the James Street Methodist Vhnrch was occupied on Sunday,hy Bev. T. W. Blatchford of Centralia, who preached two very ac- ceptable discourses. Next Sunday Bev. '3. E. J. Millward of Itensall, will occupy the pulpit and conduct quarterly meeting services. Rev. Mr. .Butt Improves- The friends ds ofItev. W. H. Batt W of d xi;'tau tw ,street .Methodist Church wiltbelea ed to learn that the is slowly improv- itz after an illness extending over several months. While Mr, Butt. is not yetot u of danger it isx /expected tbat he wilt be copletely recovered in a few weeks -London s and Advertiser dvertiser Wick s Forecasts-- --+A. Reactionary` storm period has its center on the 6th 7th and 8th during which it willgrow warmer, barometer will fall and more rain anis blustering winds will pass eastward over the country. The Venus period will re- main iiz force to the middle Of .May causingg vicious electrical a1 storms, ivith su ddela c hart es too g cry. cool,at all ,1 the� `�• storm periods, Nu htA wills she quite cool fro,zn ahbut� the8thto , the lltb, with possibly frost sort ard+ 4H ins Edna 'l cCallein is on the sick list. i .:atIrs. 'Sunders is able to be atilt, after bis illness, Piss' Stella Wilsenn of Itensall visit- ed. in town Tuesday. Mr. Wellington Knott is oanfieed to his ihome through illness, Miss Roland and Miss Bradman. were .in London on Tuesday. Rev; Mr Yelliind preached in Cen- tralia on Sunday morning last. Mr, Al, Down of Iaondon is visiting. with relatives and friends in town The watering cart was out last Satu1•day for the first time this year. Mr. Joe Durstein of Hensel -I is helping Mr. Ed; Willis in kis Barber shop, Mss Violet Penhale has'retuxned home from Wieraipeg where she spent the past few weeks. d4iss Delight Hobbs was in. Mitchell t onlay attending the ffuueral of the late James Livingstone. Mrs. Thos. Dinney of the Goshen, Line and Mrs. A. Jtarding of LotklpriE were giiiests with • iMr. and) Mrs. Eli Snell on Thursday last. t t ' Dr. E, It.-FolLick of Grand Forks B. C. who was home owing to the illness of his father Mr. E. rollick return- ed to the west this' week. • r.s °.Adams was in Toronto on. Sae .u•day last to meet Mr. Adamsi oe Calgary who is at present 'visiting at the home of Mrs. D. Johns, idr, Wm. Stewart .of Us)berne has moved ince t'be residrnco on Welling- ton •Street recently `uca.trc' t e A, .L. klodgert and ;purchased by" Mr. Ham ikon. ,Messrs Snell and Marchand have started to erect two residences on the corner of 1t•.taian and Huron streets the site of the old Mansion House property. M'.ss Eva 'Carling lies ret'r.:neet to New York, 'having been called; home owing to the serious illness .of her sister Grace, Who we are pleased to ,ay is iinprovimng rapidly. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Houston, a'ccom- panied be Mr. and Mrs Richard Bob- inson left fox Thompsonville this week where Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will! make their fn bare 'home. blr. and Mee. T..Ei; Handford .re' - twined to Ingersoll after spendilnig several days in town attending• the sale of Mr. R. Robinson and visiting friends. To Our Readers=lf you. . 'have, friends visiting you, or if you are going away, telt your friends through, this column We will appreciate any items of this character. Messrs Hy Baker of Detroit George of Walkervi]le and Thomas end Basil of Port Baron and Williamof Lon- don attended the ::funeral of their father W. S. Baker last week. The many friends of Mr. D. A. Ross are pleased to see him able to be one again after a very serious i11. ness of several months. He is re- gaining his former strength and is able to come down town. • Mr. and lira. ti`ir {.;roenley, Mr. and MSC Harness Mr," and Mrs E Harness Mr. and Mrs. T. +.,;Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Willis; Mr ' and Mrs. G. Bed - for of Sarnia attended the China wedding e ding of IYIr. and Mrs. Alf Bed- ford in, London this week. Rev. E. G. Powell of town was in ';Mitchell on 'Monday attending the funeral of the. late James Living- stone. Eight ministers of Exeter dis- trict were in attendance viz Rev. J. E. 13, Miliyard R. Hicks, T. Ai Steadman B. Snell W. R. Vance. C. C. limine' G. J. Kerr, and E. 1G. Powelf1 • Burned by Carbolic -Greta the little da cgh.ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dhos. Brock w' In ilc i playing in the woodshed accidently got bs4d of a bottle with some carbolic acid ini it and put it to her meu th. aonsequ:entiy her, inti:tb and hands were !burned, by it L'+: c$y the little. girt did not swal- low any of it. The lasest figl'res compiled on the vote of the Methodist Church • in favor of the union of the Methodist Presby- terian and Congregational churches show almost 90 percent of the mem- bership and adherents of the ,churcih. in favor of a :triuneohurch. Reports from the mission field show an excep- tiotaall'y strong vote' for amalgama- tion. ft would surprise you to know of the great good that is being done by . Chamberlain s Tablets Darius Downey of Newberg Junction. N.; B. writes, 'My wife bras been. usiing Chamberlains Tablets and finds them very effectual and doing her lots of good. 1f you have any trouble with your stomach or bowels give them a trial. For sale by all dealers. yals 410J'% Purifie No one can question the great value of a reliable Blood Furiiier and blood bii.ilder as a factor in the cure and prevention of the ordinary dis- eases • The blood cutrrett permeates every portipn of the ;body and baths every tissue so if the blood be im- pure and impoverishedit cannot help but viatate ones health, Zf you wand ,lie hed1thfai cleanse the blood. ca xr ret of disease msc ger ms and' of dis- ease poisons To accomplish this Piyal s Woad Pe rifler offered , in all confidence and bucked by our positive guarantee as being with- out an equal in its Many peo- ple spend Large siims of money in taking r' Er ea'tmen t at hem resorts health es xis who could readily carp themselves by using this remed`. 'Skin erup- tions nai y tions are tis• 1. 3 sthe result of Bad Blood .1N1yai•s Blood Purifier cures themuic. q � lriy and surely by remov- ing the cause. Bigg bottle for a dol- lar. Sold and giiaranteed in Exeter liy Ho e. w s Drug tore. Y Itar hist received a big k:tipply of Kodak Filtiis, Velez 8, lio and Azo Papers 44 Postale. + : ++++++++++++++++t)`4+++++ DR/AWARE L•AuK+ A WANNA 8 WESTERN `` COAL COX PANY. S e• Scranton Coal t c • , . and Goa. Mined + �f+ COAL. MAN ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Try a ton W f-1. LEV,3TT 1-lih Quality FLOUR We hear a good deal these days about building up to a standard not down to a price Model Flour is a Splendid Example The popularity of our brand is due to its superior qualities. . Not a stone is left unturned to rnake MODEL the Best Flour. We have a good assort- ment of Feed and more coming. [HARVEY BROS. Exeter, - Ontario. Mrs. G. Smaliacombe returned Sat- urday after visiting for several weeks with her daughter Mrs. H. Kelly of Stratford. : . The Jackson Mfg. Co. have been! closed down for a week for stook taking and in order to add a num,. ber of new machines. Lazne back is testae* caused , by rheumatism of the muscles of the back; for which you will find not'h++ ing {better then Chamberlains L'initn- ent. For sale by ale dealers. Mr. Bot Dinney of 'Crediton mov- es his family to London on Thursday where Mr. Disney has a job es' painter Mrs. P.Roweliffe of town and Mrs. Dinney have returned from Lon- don being 'down to secure a residelnee Bought out Partner --Mr. R. N. Rowe has bought out the interests of his partner Mr.. Atkinson of the: firm of Rowe & Atkinson, Furniture) dealers. Mr. Rowe has already tak- en possession We wish him every success. An accident which might have' proved serious happened to Mrs. Thos Prior at her home on Thursday last She had gone up -stairs and in some 'way lost her balance and felt down the steps. In falling she sustaineda fracture of a small bone to her,. sboulder besides a shaking up She is confined to her: bed in cons•+:quence but no serious results are ant Noted, Installation of Officers -Cones Har- mony No. 61 C. 0. F. met in thein Lodge room on Monday evening when District 'High Chief Ranger J. W. Taylor, assisted by High 1Marshal,l Bro. .,T .McLau Klin instaillted' the: following Officers Chief Ranger, Bro. E. Dignan; Vice Chief Ranger, Bro. josi Barvey; Rec. Secy, Bro. en W. Glad i n; Fin. Secy; Bro. R. N. Rowe ,' ,Treas. Bro. T. R. InfoCall1un Chap; ra.. Welt Harding Sr ; Wood- ward, Bro. Geo. Hili, 7r. Woodward Bro ;C Nor.thpatt; .Sr Beadle, Bro S. •Powell; Jr. Beadle'' Bro, J. W. Powell. Bro. F. W. Gladman was el- ected to represent the order at the ;High Corurt w:hieh meets in Hai ton irl':7(i�leq ' mAt*;1 • 1. 0. O. F. Attend Church Exeter Lodge No 67 1. 0. 0. F,. attended Divine Worship in Mahn! st. MSunday ethodist church on morn- ing last. There ,was a large sepses- ention of the order tlhe members oc- c'; ping the foremost centre pews, The 1 aster Rev. E. G. ,Powell; wel- coned the ,brethren to the church, as a band of intelligent men who are doing' noble work in elevating mankind and in alleviating sig#fifer- ings and distress. The speaker took.. his text from first Peter 21117; Hon- or all men Lave 'the Brotherb oo is . Fear God.' Honor the King. These were four admirable mrrab 1 precepts u e but P P 'ht 'intended, considering the 2nd only 'Love ave the Brotherhood ' brotherhood is an associaticin ref. met of the same profession society, .fra- ternity or re]igioius order. there• are different kinds of -brotherhood There is the political_ brotherhood +a here men of one paty are united to-gether. The „speaker said he be- lieved that party government was the best government in .t,he world' and h.ecaese of this we shoiuld 'honor ;:he men who take opposite sides to ;'s. There is the 'trades and labor botherhood to regulate the wages, ho' lrs and conditions of workmen, there is the cmploy'nient botherhood and also the fraternal brotherhood s ch as the I. 0. O. F. and a mum bey of other orders 'mentioned The U+ldfellowe had a :seep! ;Itioeation, Theirs avas a future benefit not to th,, c cadt • l , bi o t he living. vingh., " T n , were governed by principles of hum- anity and y .. yreligion an stood d fai 'r the promotion of the general ,,cord of mankind The order seeks to' teach morality and knowledge. B'a'h there 's another Ibrotherboad, says the ea le 1? ex, the iChristain Brotherhood which is the Church, the great fieri- ly of God. It is the strongest inthe world' and carries the cheapest insur-. sine ,e x ' t. is the only society that in- ures t h esa�l. Soul. The , e last bratli erlioo d s ver a 5 l x C, tvif:l� three !tree brei c n hes in we tvorlds first the unge'.lc. brtimo5' vhidh'is numberless as the sands of 11.9 sea shore second, there .is the re eemed in 'ninth, . Rn,a everyone has =UM= t , " 2 19:10' • 4 :'1 »T+.. ,+*.i_+fl=+:+ +++t a + +`i .ii`''..' " ..' "°i4+" '+:y'+i,•i!j'o +" '! ' cARLINc'S PHONE 18 EXE'TE? XGREATBIG - Ever ythiri in Wall Paper, Linoleums, Carpets and Dress Goods must be Sold, A Dollar saved i% a dollar made so come to us and let us convince you that we can make money for YOU Clearing Sale 1 i i 0 ►l i i h7 tea. 'II A choice Range to pick from. Regular $2,40 for 1.99 I Carpets All Carpets to Clear at a Discount of 25 Per Cent, 3 t Wall Paper at a Discount of 25 Per Cent +i+ I Dress Goods I All Dress Goods to be sold at Discount of 25 Per Cent, �• Prints, Gingham ss and Chambrays, •� g Y regular 12 1=2c for 11 cents f. Foulards regular 25c for. 21 cents Mulls regular 50c for 42 cents Highest Price paid for Produce Carlin , ,y+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++.44+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ M J. ti d+ DON'! DE 4. ALARMED ! Sleep late in the morning. "1' Enjoy the -luxury of waking up whenever you feel like it • if you can, but if you can't better get one of our - re Lteotaa . • 1 1 Clacks s Watches i Te Spoons, � a Spoons, Berry Sp 1' moods, ;,, Cut' 1 Colts Meat Forks. Cake Forks • : , i SoupSpoons., Pie Snipes, (! a-. t Pearl=andled Butter Knives, Glass, Silver= * Knives and Forks, .I+ •Fish Servers, Carving Sets, ware,Pins,+ +i+ g .Etc, + Wedding ig R i ng s ¢4. �U u �4. q. 1liig5tOCdt0 choQsefrom � JEWELER OPTICIANi. ,.i+.i..i•.g.;E..p..F6.,II,.F+,i.,F,.Ii.+II+tg,.II.,II,• ,IIZ:d„i.+ +++p+:l'+.T..II•.1.+++.i+++> +++++1++1++Fr+ .k•+,1,.i+q++ ,fa 'an interest there for those isms faro- �` t it that tliaas not ane empty 'chair; ttttttintt� tttttttInt ttt y then their is •.the stints,•ou,• earth, ' -Go iifi{IITsA TfiP ItfiP a to which class•se:le belong, who are fol- r 4 .�'h Lord T,hi roto orvers L the o e ta+s. s b 1 o s erhooane'ls ,.for ells,e rjghest 1 r ' ecieve • is •iv s „Must. riuoi es i fo 0 P rel r. l fCi7;,, a second birth.;'NA anvil$', that speak ter,said bat that if seeiC' asset lat`'b4cilr far enol xh ym,u' • tainted blood in its veins,• ' +but e.•tivhon a person 'becomes a member !tato'the Christen rotherh00 d the y•receiv ed Eoyal ,blood. It does not matter whether the person., tomes from, the palace orthe poor !louse they are received as members'and will. some day wear a crown. 'Thar Ohristai!i; 13rotherbood is a wealthy Brother hood and Ube fortunes of the multi- rx'11ionaries woiid not temiit. the speaker to sell out his membership. It is an i mv a roe in ill. broth,e h ad>rthat h tJ cannot he c.ml . red, although me say that the dhuroh is losing ground, as b l it '„ not true. Christianity is �, conquering' n '� ill on till and v a , �by be Hurl' byam in nation Shall bort one day. In this brothorhooil y1oo�+rg and Ten old, rich and poor, are on the same r:+ basis ft it1as its p sword and grip and its ineaibers can be distinguished `e 'leer er f i ve i arse actions. As . thr Oddiellows have 'their books with the nano and standing recorded so' tie Christaiu has his name hi God s recur; The, speaker closed nI i 1IIL UVL '�.� rel Furniture or Woodwook with a r wt dry duster when the dust flies - and follows in your • Get a Modern▪ . Shuffle 'E oiland 'Use e s- Vail■ 1 r.. • •� on your duster and save your 'e health. It disinfects 'and -tl°' cleans everything it touches, !covin t f e i g the ti ao like new .I..,.,I wit!. .-+ a strong plc I. for all to Ace than Heir name, was within in theLambs, ,book of life. Whenthe order xc- tlrn4d to their rooms a vote of thank ' s was carpi°erred to the .patitat and offieial board of Main street chIarch for the excellent sermon; a,nd privilege of worshipping with t;bem. 5, rVla t u Son ,,. MOTOR, ONT.