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While it is no new thing for an author to endorse the pictur-
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version of hisstory, it is
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when anauthor
who is at the same time a Minister of the Gospel, declares that the
screen is an infinitely better medium for reaching the public than
is the pulpit.
Yet that, according to Henry Alexander MeRae, the well-
known Director, is exactly what Ralph Connor has said. Ralph
Connor, which is the pert naive of the Reverend Dr. C, W. 'Gordon,
—wrote a very large number of novels, prominent among there,
"The Sky Pilot," "Black Rock," "'Tie Prospector," "Cameron of
the Royal Mounted" and "The Foreigner:" "The Foreigner" was
made into a picture by Director MacRae and under its new title—
"God's Crucible" --will be shown
a.1 the LYCEUM THEAT °'.E onll
'Thursday, Friday, Sarum, iVlay 24, 25, 26
it is a Hodkinson release and the cast includes, Wilton Lack -
aye, Gaston Glass, Gladys Coburn, Bradley Barker, Kate Price and
marry other prominent players.
Mr. McRae says: "Dr. Gordon spent considerable time with
the in Winnipeg during the production of "God's Crucible." I'foun'd
him, a very charming gentleman and one with very decided views
concerning the motion picture industry. At the start of ray first
talk with him I -found him much opposed to both the stage and the
screen—iii fact anything pertaining to things theatrical, Dr. Gordon.
and I thrashed the subject out and I am glad to say that I finally
suceeded in showing him just how wonderful a medium the screen
could be made, And before I was through with him he told me
that he was infinitely pleased to be . shown the error of his ways
and that he was really convinced that one could do more from the
screen than from the pulpit—a truly extraordinary admission from
a Minister of the Gospel to make."
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• BELMORE
Rev, C. N. alcKenz.ie and Air• Jas.
Douglas, are beautifying the .church
yard by pleatingmaple trees. -
Mr T1s. Fleming is a sufferer from
heart trouble,
lira. Jas. Darling, who has been
confined to her bed all winter, is now
able to sit up.
Mrs. \ATut. Curl attd children of Tor-
onto are visiting with AIr, and Mrs.
Peter- Rak hey.
Miss' Eleanor Jefiray spent • the
week -end with Miss •Agnes Ruther-
ford.
Those froth. the village who attend•
ed the funeral of the late Joseph Mur-
ray at Wiug'hant were: Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Fitch, Mrs. Abram; Mrs. Mal •
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vey and Miss Minnie Jeffray.
Airs. Hyndinsn and little daughter,
of Gorrie, visited this week at Mr.
Geo, Herd's,
Mr. Ralph Metcalfe had a runaway
on Wednesday evening, while driving
into the village. Fortunately he cot
the horse tinder control before the oc-.
cupants were thrown out. • .
FORDYCE
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and
family, visited at Auburn recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid and family also
Mr. and Mrs. Ravens of Whitechurch,
called on- John Jamieson on' Sunday
last.
Mr. Jas. DOw delivered a second
Sir Douglas Haig to Mr. Milas Mc-
Millan on Friday last. . The animal
being almost as large.
Messrs. Cai2=2t Aitcheson, W. Web-
ster and James Barbour delivered a
few fine cattle at Whitechurch. on Fri-
day last,
If reports are true Mr, Woodley of
St. Helens is to move to our burg.
Mr, Stewart McBurrtey has purchas-
ed a new .Ford ear. You might as
well be out of the world- as out of
fashion,
Mr. James Martin lost a fine young
e'olt one day last week.
Glad to bear that Mr. Joseph O'C.al
lagalian is able to be around again.
The 'Boyle Bros. have rented Mr.
Jaities Anderson's place on shares this
year, as James has plenty to do, his
mother not being well, but we are very
pleased to say she is able to sit up.
JAMESTOWN
A new Ford touring car has .been.
purchased by Mr. ,Duncan McDonald,
merchant.
Some women folk around James-
town, have been busy assisting the
men with the seeding,
Mr: R. Bates left last Monday for
his home in Hillman, Mich., after:vis-
iting for the past. six months with his
niece, Miss Alice.Fralick.
Me. Peter Scott has purchased the
home of Mr, J. Menzies at Moles
worth, and will move to it shortly. It
will be something like going hack-
home. The pasture farm of Mr. Scott
has been rented by •kir, John Me-
F.wen of Grey Township.
Hound In Log
On Thursday evening of last week
Mr• Robt, Ashton's boys. of Gorrie,
thought they heard a strange noise in
the bush and went to investigate.
They found that the. sound came from
a hollow log and on Chopping the log
open liberated a hoti id which was al-
most famished: Lt had evidently fol -
Mlowed some game into the log and was
Unable. to get otit again, On inquiry,
it
to Mr. GetocTownteat te oftnimal belonged
Wroxcter. ''he
dog had been missing for a.week, T
t'as rather thin but otherwise appar-
a ntiy:none the worst for its adventure.
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_May 5th., to Mr. and Mrs. P. S.
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Davis --At StouIfville, on April totha,
to Mr. and Mrs, Ross .Davis, (nee
Nellie .Nicholls), .a daughter:
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WHITECHURCII
Miss Ida McQuoid spent the week
anal with friends in i,ucknoss
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley lc„ Watt and.
=o; don of llluevale, visited with Mr,
and. Mrs, Thos. Moore on Sunday.'
1Tr Leila .Leggatt visited with ,.Liss'
Ca, arine Mowbray,
Miss Olive Terrift is vtaitiing with
iter . cousin, Mrs. McDonald of Lon-
tion, at.piesent,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Men:Ile: han
aril baby, Edith of llelgrave, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barbour on
Sunday.
Miss Flossie McGregor of Toronto,
spentt the week -end with her parents
in the village,
lafi. Geo. Falconer of Culross, spent
the week-ctld with his uncle, Asir. John
Falconer.'
:lM1t and Mrs, Wnt: prince and baby
;'rl alys, spent Stinday with Mr. • and
:\f•s: Jas. Corn`el;uts..
We ,aresorry to report that Air,
Dau 'v artin left last week to 'take,
sactitnteuts ie ai'Toronto Hospitals,- '
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1.12•, V. T. Coulter has been laid up
for the past week, Om: of his horses
kicked hint severely on the legs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb I aullaw and
baby, Luellra, spent Sul d at/ with Mr.
and Mrs. George .MrClenaghan,
Mrs, George Garton visited aver
the week -end with Mrs. Rutledge of
Milverton.
Mrs. Wm. Beecroft, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. I), lleecroft, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A.
M. Kirk of Seaforth,
Wed In Toronto
A wedding took place on Wednes-
` day, May and., at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, R. H. Cameron, 62 'Wel'ls Hill
Road, 'Toronto, when Miss Mae Rod-
. gers was Married to Dr. William J.
Smith, formerly of Ripley. Rev. J. $.
'\h'illiauason officiated. Mr, Cameron
gave the bride away. Miss Givetine.
Cameron played the wcddims march.
After a buffet” luncheon, Dr. Alla Mrs.
Snaith left for Net York. On their
rakurrt they wiil lire f r .Brampton,
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•The Iasi word in swagger
sport models; lhesuil that all.
the, best dressers will Wear.
The`"Ascot'cis a three-
piece,
hrewpiece, suit with long
trousers, rna:de of germ,
ine Donegal tweed,..
London shrank. Two,
button body -fit ingmo-
d e :, N• ri th soft mil notch
lapels, belt at waist, with
with two small'.sicle pleats.
Skeleton lin
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The " BAN"
One of the newest young
mien's models.
Hart tailored in afit ie
gray cheviot, with a
semi -invisible blue
stripe that adds distinc,
tion to the herringbone
weave. Cool' and con;-
Portable for summer.
wear. E.quallywelcoine
for spring and fall.
Two - button, for .$t
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coat, with the popular soft
toll, open notch lapels.
Skeletott lined. A really
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EAST WAWANOSaH
and Mrs. Jack Coultice of Mor-
ris, spent Sunday with her father, Mr.
'l'hos. Leaver.
Master Gordon James of Winghant
T-Iigh School, spent t.lie•week-end' With
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wnt. James,
Miss Lorccit and Vernon Naylor of
t ueknow, are speeding this Week with
their atilt; Mrs. George Naylor,
Mr, and il:rs, Jas. Leaver of Wing -
ham, spent Sunday, with her brother,
Mr: Geo, Coultice.
1).r. and Mrs. Gordon Shie11 and
babe of Listowel,: spent Sunday at the
home of .his father, Mt. John Shielh
,rliss Lulu Chainney rtf "Toronto;
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. arid Mrs, .joe Chainney. . •
Mr, and Mrs. Joe. Thompson and
baby, .Bees of Seaforth, ,visited with
her parents, itis. and Mrs, Thos, Rob-
inion on Sunday.
OLi3 NANNAN
Nis. John Metcalfe is spending a
few days with: her sister, Mrs. Robt,
Johnston.
Drury Brothers spent Sunday with
their parents at Arthur,
Mr. Epimer Breen, 'who has been
confined to the house with an .attack
of the flu is able to be around -again.
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Eadie and Harvey Robertson '-spent
Sunday with friends at Holyrood.
Miss Mary Stokes is visiting with
her sister, Mrs, Jas, Austin of Bel -
more,
hifr. \1•'ru. Wallace left last week for
position,
1Ciontreal, where he has accepted a'
Miss C'haaniiey of. Wawanosh is
staying at the hoarse of Mr, William
Elliott:
The "Gien.annan Literary Society,"
will meet on Friday evening, May
t8t11., and an entertainment will be
given, consisting of songs and views
will be shown by Mr, S. 13. Stothers
of Clinton: The funds to be used to
tray off the debt on the organ.
Mr. • Milo C asent.ore of Morris, vis-
ited on 'Sunday at the home of Mr,
Ed.. Baird,
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BELGRAVE
Mrs. 'Win, N'ethery has returned to
her home, after spending the winter
with her daughter, airs. McGill of
Wawanosh,
Mr. John Ferguson is spending ,a
few weeks with 'his daughter, : Mrs.
Murray Johnston in London.
Mrs, T. Proctor•; is spending a few
days in Wingbant.
*Mr. John Cole has returned to his
home, after spending a few weeks
in Wing'ham Hospital.
Mrs. Moddison of ,Brampton, spent
a day with Mrs. 3, A,. Brandon.
Mr. Andrew and Miss Hattie Proc-
tor spent the week -end in Centralia.
Mrs, Sproat is having a sale of furn-
iture on Saturday, i'Iay [gill.
• Miss Minnie Campbell of Clinton,
spent Sunday: with her mother, Mrs,
3. 'Carnpr.
We hohelpe there Will be no, s. '•
in
I3elgrave this summer • as the streets
were oiled ori Monday afternoon,
The past week has been ,a busy
pne among the stock iuen as there
have been two hundr d' head of cattle
Went over the Weigh scales in the past
eight days:
Seth CON. HO.WICK
Mr. Robt, Baker delivered six.' head
of cattle to his brother, George near
Fordwich, recently.
We aresorry , s o y to report that Doris
Baker is on the. sick list again: •
Mi. and Mrs. Alex :Fergie of Turn -
berry, visited at IVIr, Robt. Baker's on
:Sunday. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stafford visited
at Tilos. Vittie's on Sunday.
Mr. ias,Stewart .was
Mildmay
one day last week"
Knorr»lsor Hues ton of Gorrie,
spent Sunday l asCat Gorge Edwards:
Mr. and Mrs. Morley visited at Mr,
Lorne Laird's on Sunday.
Mr. and'Mrs. Gordon Underwood
of Gorrie, visited with Mr. Gordon
Vittie.
TORY CORNERS
Mr. John. Taylor Jr., visited with
Itis aunt, Mrs G. Knowlson of Gorrie.
Mt, and Airs. Harry Smith and little
Everitt, spent Sunday at Tory Cern-
ers.
Mr. Levi Galbraith spent Sunday
with the Bender pros., in Carrick.
Air. Alfred 'I aylor Sold a horse to
li.r;.. Stewart I -'inlay last 'week.
\\7e Hope the two young mien, who
went to Winghan'i trom 'Tory Corners
on -Sunday 'night, will have better luck
next time or we fear they will not re. -
turn again.
Alr R.. A 'f xylol and.Miss Edna,
spent Sunda -3• i'it71 \•Ir. Henry
merman, near Gorrie.
Special Offer For Partners
,The Advance has made a.rraitge-
nients with' the Farriers' Sun to club
the two papers as an iodncement for
our farmer friends and readers. The
offer we give is this—The Farmers'
Sun, and 'Advance for six months .for
$ises anti for .one year the two for
$3.50 This offer is only good until
June iii, on that crate the regular
rates will be charged,
Rod And Gun In Canada
- Mr. W.' J. Taylor, publisher of The
Rod Gun in t
lei' 1 Canada ci 11aa ilia •'1
d de final
lr ran a ,
ga.n e its with The Advance to
take subscriptions for that magazine
in Winghani• Sample copies may be
sei.
seen .a t our office. It i'
oci and Gun is
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a tine of kind 1 i2
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aas TtS stories 5
tad articles. e:.enbocr
the actual experiences of practical
sportsmen in Canadian Woods and
Canadian waters, There -are tales of
adventure in all the outdoor sports,
fishing yarns, and various departs
n•mettts Smelt as • "Fishiil ," "Cams and
r\iittitumtlort "Along the Trap Line,,'
"Kentol and `I rap;" all of which con
twin nuthorative and i stritctive in-
formation for their various devotees.
Doctors and dentists find the magaz-
i0C an attractive one to 'drive on their
wailin; moan tables and teachers have
used it as an aid to teaching supplein-.
ental reading The price of this mag-
azine 18 $2.00 pet• yea:,
• BLUEVALE
Mr: J. 'W. King, a:l', 1.',, was home'
from Ottawa over the week -end.
Mr. ,and firs. Wm, King of Brun•
sets, spent Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs;
Peter King,
There were 130 hogs shipped from
here- on. Saturday, Richard •Johnston
and Fleming Black, each loaded a car,
Quite a lot of grass cattle are chang-
ing hands these clays, price around 7o.
Mr.. 'Thos. Stewart reeeived a car of
cement this week.
We are pleased to see Stanley'Hall
able to be doWn street again afer his
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recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs,' Wilfrid Clark of
Woodstock, returned home on 'M'on
day, after speeding the Past couple of.
weeks With. Mrs, F. Thomas.
Iitfi ector Field and a d Distriet Nurse
Miss Robb, each visited the school
here last' week and gave very favor -
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worn this season and particularlythose that are "trimmed with
black"
The Reasons Are Obvious
They are cool, eointolrt.,,b1e and reasonable°
in price. ,
We are sh»winnag the new lines in this cl
oft goods and y u u are invited to call
an see teem.
Samples Are Being Shown in North Mani
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,Store Closed Thurs., May 24 {Victio r.. Day}
Open Wednesday Night 8811 10 o'eil ek,.
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able reports. are invited to be out next Sunday,
Mr. Alex McGee is onthesick List, Mrs. John Mundell
we hope he will soon be well again, J is on the , y.cic
g� list, we wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr, H. Hammond is having his en- Last Thursday, Haytoth., Milton
gine at tile Creamery overhauled this y't0
week,Mr. Pope of ;Brut sola . isSmith was in :Celttevale with a load of
s e ,, doing saw logs on the sleighs and of along
the work,g g
nicely, rather late sleighing.
Ur, and Mrs, John Anger of Gorrie On Saturcla r.
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tos. Ma,tlters,
spent Sunday •witia Mr. and Nrs, A. while at Mr, Richard Johnston's barn
McGee was attacked by his bull, it tossed
Mr, •olid
Mrs, Robt. s
�o mato' of him about ten,feet and if it bad not
Leamington, spent the weep -end with been that Mr. Jwas 'ri ht
relatives. Johnston eg
, ��' �thert; and to his rescue he would
Next Sunday ill `
Y will be :Go to,�unday likely have been killed, He was. 'ver
School Sunday, .A:11 wlto; possibly can badly bruised: Y