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OUR STOCK OF CHRIST-
MAS. FOOTWEAR IS
HRIST:MAS.FOOTWEAR'IS NOW.
AT ITS BEST.
;Me are therefore in a much
better'>riosition to give our cus-
•toiners GOOD SERVICE than
ae possible a week, or so before
Christmas.
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EVERYWHERE,TfitE., CHURCH
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Pictou- County, Nova Scotia,` is the
"corner -stone of the Kirk in Canada
as Pit/Mouth Rock is the foundation
of the American:. Republic. It was'
founded, nearly_ a hundred and fifty
years a•g-o'•by-devout Highlanders' from
Scotland, The decendants of „these
settlers have made their birth -place
famous by, the brilliance of their suc-
cesses, in everywelkin. life. The high-
est records attained have been in: what
is ` very dear to Scotchinen namely
Religion' and Education.. The number,
ofnati''e`Pictounians who are in the
ministry` 'and in professorships is
P
henom
ta
l:. Hence, ,the
awhol
e
Dom-
inion n
-
inion will.' in tie honors to be paid
those hardy .
• '
' pioneers,when the day
Y
arrives. July h
, I 23 .W.
hick will be the beg inning' of celebrations, lasting
aweek ,to ma
rk
the hundred and nd fif-
beth ',anniversary of the landingIn
all the ;rchurches. 'in tbeCounty special
services will be held. ;The' following
days Will catty otit a program, cover-
ing the four �1ea'dtng46wns, Pictou,.
New Glasgiew, Stellarton and West-
t':
i z
Armistzc tree $econuri g• .a.feat-
ure in the ,q'h tth year" -calendar, and
national life. '•:Irl New }'York, in. the
Cathedral' of•TSt. Jolrti• the Divine,. Bis-
hop Manning officiated .arid there was
a fitting sermon by Chaplain Knox
of Columbial_Tnivereity. In England,
the appeal went out from the Estab-
lished and ' Free Churches, with the
warm endorsation of His Majesty the
King, that during the silence of two
minutes,, such words as the following
should be used in: prayer, In remem-
unrtecl their colleges '''he ' MrCr.ie.'
:Magee ;College Of Derry, and',the As-
sembly ,College, Belfast, have ,antral-'
gamatet their ' theological faculties,
rofessair David Sp ith, the wi lI-
l"nov}rn theoiogzca} writer, and Pxofess-
4r Paul beAn trainsiierred•frope Derry
woBelieSt. A inne'lieon.,was given to
elcpme the ne'W'-pro£essors' at which
the Moderator of the eAssenibly, the
•7ery le>r W park, .presided.' The
Arts} •4c, mise wall he.' continued at
erry ai}.41 ate•Gbvernrrtnt have been
pp0,41.0 ;'t i fsirtf f inaticial help.
Thete;aave been ..a: goodly nember
QQf interest}ng •:anniversaries.:. Christ
hurch,•jPort ,S riley,;HWinchfor a
hundred,lyears•�hes beet affeetibnate
ly called„"T,he little- church .;on the
enf;;K.rte.( eek, "rhos been eny,
44;7;40,7.
B7;4d 0a,, tl
renttylte:r
d and bautified. ,b
•.devOzpt member:a and the children .of.
the ,`founders.,„ The, present, rector, is
Rev J:;,R, Rytlacll., •St',Pauls Roman
,Catholic church, Toronto, has just
passed its hundredth anniversary The
b i» which had c a I Iced t'h 64i r s t
,Catholzc'virorshiripers in•'MuddyFYork'
to ,service agaiYi tolledl:and• an irripos-
ing procession of archbishops, bishops,
and priesets entered' the sanctiraiy: !A
message°, of "congratulation ',from -the
Vatican Wee ':handed: to thee, pastor,.
Deo :Hand In:.the sermon by Arch
,Bishop McNeil .pit vi as `.stated that the
original',' parish is ;clow divided into
',thirty-five parishes: Four of the'old4
• est members Mrs. James Larkin, Mrs=
J. Nicholson, Mrs I Shortt and Mrs".
; N., Melady, were given' front seats der:.
;ing the: celebration of the Mass.Hem-
mrngford I'resbyterzar •Church in the',
presbytery of Montr'ea1 has also reach
• ed the "centenary mark. During
loPg history :itl has:had, ten ministers
and„twenty eight elders Rev: Jarries
:Patterson, D. D., who Was ordained
'there and spent t'syenty-four years'}
took part in•, the celebration. During
!the service ,he baptised a child” whose
father -lie had baptised,- whose par-
ents and grandparents he had "marries
'Dr. R. W Dickie, -Montreal, vias the
special preacher'for the occasion. •
Quebeo City,' is to erect •another
historic "monument, It is to one of
her greatest sons •and, beloved "priri-
ces of the Church.” Cardinal Elizar
Alexandre ,Tasehereau :vas • the first
Canadian to be awarded with the scar-
let. robes of the Sacred College in
Ronie. ``'Since. his death in 2897, the
.idea has materialized' to remember his
i igh'stabding'in `the province by en
-
teeth* statute near' the Basilica,
:which; is indeed holy • ground. On
June 17th., 1923, it is expected that
-this will be an'accomnlished fact. The
sculptor is IVIr. Andre Vermare, an:
artist who has done some of the best
fine pipe organ to the Highlanders work on. the' war monuments of
Memorial Church, Glasgow, in mem-•France.. For several. months the has
ory •of ,his only song who was killed 'been in Canada, collecting informat-
in the war. The panelling of the, or-
gan has the badges of twenty-three.
Scottishregiments attached. Another
memorial in the • form `of a beautiful
stained glass window- tees presented
by an Indian Rajah, -whose son;.killed.
in the warwas serving 'in- a Highland
regithent. These last memorials have
added to the 'richness Of the historic
character- racter f the edifice. It is pointed.
out that the•mm
co
union table iscmade
of wood, 600 years old,' taken from. the
old Glasgow cathedral
a
nd
the Pp
ane
ll-
ing around the gellery is adorned with
'the shields of44 r different . Scottish
brance of those who' made the great
sacrifice, 0 God, make, us better nien
and . women > and give peace • iii .our
time." The services in Canada, uni-
formly of a veryhigh character, not
withstanding their variety of form;'
were -justas universalist observed.
Sir Harry Lauder has presented' a
• `dii _'are'Pleased to report that' `.Mrs:
Frank Henry, was sable to return to
her' barite fi?ena tlic WinghaYxt .Hespi-
tat,on 'SnlYday."
9Ir, *arid Mrs jars:" Cnrrrelius; and:
Mx ails} Mrs 'Amos Cornelius spent
;Sunday.• ith 'Vfr and'' Mrs, Waiter
Scott ofangsYde'
Mr. `;Tt*e tMci<iizney• and, son, Will,
"of Bluevele, ;also Mrs Morrison ' of
,lielgraye 'spent Sunday at 'the horat.e
of„Mr; Ken Paterson' '
ivlrs, Roy McGee spent last week
with her auht;.'Mrs. W H. Fraser;
Rise 'Annie' Lg2`idlaw'spezat a couple
Of da'St's 1st week With; tier aunt, Mrs',,
Wm. tte
Sctrfi lr to report that M'rs:' llfrltdi'
Nayllor" of Li ekrio*, died on Sunday.
Besides Iter ,husband, :she" leaves two
small 'children': to mourn, her The
The, brutal fellow who knocks
d
down that most honored, of evangel
ists Mr. F. N. Charrington, -of, the
Great, Assembly Hall, East London,'
must surely have been the agent of
Satan in a farewell attack on. one
whose conversion made demons stare.
The incident occurred .as hewas post-
ing bills which protested against Sun-
day games and : urged ..men to come
into the Gospel meeting, The gang
fled while a few friends lentfirst aid
and brought the sufferer back to con-
sciousness, Mr. "Charringtonis now
past his 73rd. birthday and it is 5o
years since he renounced a fortune in
his father's brewery. He is lookd up-
on as London's most unique evangel-
ist.
The,, Presbyterians, of Ireland have
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ion in order to give a, 'true interpre-
tation of the' personality of the Card-
inal. '
Notes—Dr. Thomas Stewart, Hali-
fax, Clerk of the General Assembly
and Moderator of the' Maritime` Synod
has just undergone a stirgical. opera
,tion in' Montreal Hospital. •• "For his
age, he has. stood' .the strain exceed-
ingly welt
and the, whole
-Iresby
ter
ion Church,.where he isogreatly be-
loved
1oved 'pra s for his' recoverY The
late Dr. Matthew Leitch, who' ,w
as
pre-
sident of the As
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bly's- College,
'Bel-
fast,
Bel
fast has left in his will £Y2,56 as
an w
lessen the ex enses
_end'o inent to .
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of 'Pres ter S w
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ing,the regular classes 1. the cl1ege.
The Weekly Envelope system is mak-
ing progress in Scotland, 83. per cent.
of the United, ,.Free congregations in
Glasgow have adopted the method,
The Bosworth Brothers are at. present
conducting a mission ;,at . 'Lite Gospel
Tabneracle, New York, Rev: F. ,13.
Meyer, who, is 75, has started"•for Aus-
tralia and will visit New Zealand, re-
turning • by Canada. The American
Bible Society ,is • broad -casting daily-
passages
ailypassages of Scripture from the radio
station in Newark. :.Rev. A. Douglas
Brown's evangelistic meati it g s at
Croyden, England, are, gripping the
public. The missionaries:who are on
furlough are attending for the spirit-
ual uplift and are also giving valuable
assistance. Dr. Francis L. Patten,
formerly President of Princeton Theo-
logical Faculty,
heo-logical;`Faculty, a, veteran in American
Presbyterianism, is lecturing: in New
York on Fundamental Morality.
It was a great disappointment. when
President Knabel was prevented by a
slight attack of pneumonia, from pre-.
siding -at the Convention of the United
Lutheran Synod in Buffalo. Dr. Bur-
gess, president of the Pittsburg Sy-
nod, however, made ;ari"excellent sub-
stitute - for the few sessions until his
arrival. The measure of . confidence
the whole denomination bears' towards
him was seen when the synod re-el-
ected him for the third time to the
very responsible position. There were
490 delegates present out of the com-
plete roll of 507. In this great Pro-
testant Church there is also a. latent
fear of too much officialism, which
was apparent at the late convention
opened but was soon dispelled by a
genuine' enthusiasm, As 'to Church
-Union, theydecided unanimouslyto
co-operate with the ;Federal Churches
but corporate:mettibctship with there
is still in the far distance,
l r Principal 17r. R. Bruce T aY o , of
Queen's' University, in an address to
the -Ministerial Association, .Hamilton,
advised as one of the "Dont's"
preaching, not to . quote poetry. It
broke, he Said the connection of
thought •
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Messrs I•1arris Plirdon and Gortlon
Segtt ';returned' from the 'Nest ,last
week,
Mr. and Mrs Eli Jacques returned
fron•i visitin . friends in Windsor last
weep.;•
p� are sog'r that•Mrs. Herbert
Laidlaw is not improving as quickly
as her friends would like to see.
Miss Nettie Cottle• is visiting with
friends in Toronto,
MIs, Jack Johnston is on the sick
list, '
Owing to the installation 'of..a new
furnace in the Methodist church there
Wean() se>lvice on' Sunday last.
Ir.: and^Mrs. Jas. "Cornelius: and Mr,
and Mrs, Amos Cornelius, spent one
day' last week with Mr. and Mrs, John
Morrison of Turnberry. ;
Mrs. Samuel Thompson is visiting
with her daughter, Mrsc-Herson Irwin•
many friends' of Mr.. Naylor extend
much sympathy to :him and. his child; BET.GRAV
ren in their great bereavement. r
Mr. and 'Mrs, ' MiItion' Bruce and' Mrs, W. Grigg 'has gone to
children spent Sunday with her slater, l to 'spend the winter with her
Mrs. John, f'urdon; ters. • .
and Mrs Harry 'Melee = and '.'Miss Riley of Milverton; spent a
soh; Gordon,: called on' friends in tell` couple of weeks with Rev. and Mrs.
ave on Sunday. Peteis. ,
• Me. and Mrs: Angus McKenzie, Mr;: Mn and Mrs. McGee are visiting
arid' Mrs, • John McCormick and Mr,; with::their daughter, Mrs. Simpson of
and Mrs. Ross Rin `.sent,l'ast Friday' London.
evening with M'r' sad Mrs" John' Fel Mr, arid` 'A+Irs • Shands of Toronto,
Detroit
dough•;
c 'ilei , are visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and M. Wes.- Leggett and (Rev.) Jones Of -The manse.
children of-Blueval , spent Sunday Mrs. Jas: Grigg spent a few days
With her .brother, Mr. 'Roberti Mow- with friends at London and; Detroit,
bray. Mr. and : Xis. J. Brandon spent a
Mr. and Miss Kilatrick of Crewe, day with friends at Wroxeter last
spent ,Sunday with' My.' McQuoid; week.
Mrs. Egglestoneand son John, re- Mr.} and: Mrs: Shoebottorn. moved
-turned from the West last. Saturday. their household effects to, London last.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Eg- week where they intend to reside.
glestote.has;been;ill. •.'They"are visit; Mrs. Bates of Cochrane,' is visiting
Ingwiyh rher ;daughter, Mrs,., Henry her. daughter, Mrs; Torn Irwin.
Paterson Mrs, Haugh of Wingham, spent ;a
couple of days with Mrs. J. L. Geddes.
Mr.. Bottrill of ,London, moved
last week to the farm which he has
rented from' vViiliarn Sheebottom. > .
Mr. Mowbray of Dungannon,,who.
has bought. Mr. Cook's chopping mill
is moving to the,yillage this week and
expects to have the chopper going
shortly.
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