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_ SEAFORTi-l; Friday, May 24, 1935.
11 The Twentrg-fourth of May
"The twenty-fourth, of May is the
Queen's birthday. If you don't give
us a "holiday, we'll all run away."
What man of middle age, or' over,
does not know that doggeral by
heart? Did not learn it among the
. first things he committed to memory,
and did not retain it longer than
many lessons learned from books?
. Well, this is the twenty'_fourth of
May. How many times to -day and
n . .ow many times in the few preced- '
ing days, have you heard the 'old
rhyme
Not once! Of course not. This, is.
another day and -another generation.
A generation that 'knows nothing of
the heights and glories �of the old
Twenty-fourth.
That day of cocoanuts and fire
crackers; of sports and celebrations;
of the official opening of the swim-
ming hole, and 'the introduction of
the straw hat. ' - I
That day 'from long before ' dawn
until long after dark, was just one
• . glorious, soul satisfying holiday, that
not even Christmas, could dim: _
With all youth has to -day, the
money, and material out of which 'to
make pleasure, has it anything to
compare with the old Twenty-fourth?
Not a thing. And. all out of ten
cents, or if a boy had some extrava-
gant relatives, perhaps out of a quar-
ter.
Good old Twenty-fourth. How we
old 'boys do treasure your memory.
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® Not Quite Right '
In •a front -page "article in the> To-
ronto Globe on Monday last, dealing
with the situation at Ottawa, as Par-
liament re -opens after Premier Ben-
nett's return from°• England, Mr.
Anderson, Editor of that paper, says
in part:
. "Liberals also are getting restive.
Present indications point to their vie-
' tory in the coming battle of ballots.
But, under existing conditions, they
will win because the people seem de-
termined to turn the Ins out, and not
because the voters 'are particularly
anxious to put the Outs in . . .
This negative attitude is not good en-
ough for -positive Liberalism .
. They want a positive policy --one
. that deals definitely and constructive-
ly with pressing problems."
We do not believe that Mr. An-.
derson is quite right in his assertions
and conclusions. It is quite true the
Liberals are getting restive. But
that restiveness is caused solely by
the delay of the Government in go-
ing to the country. In giving them
a long waited opportunity of ex-
pressing their real opinion of a high,
tariff government, after their four
years' experience of trying to make
a living under that form of govern-
ment. '
If Mr. Anderson lived a little clos-
er to the soil and those who cultivate
it, he would know positively that
rural Canada is going to. the polls
without any fog obscured mind. That
it knows definitely .the issue it in-
tends toy support, and that issue is
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HQn. fan MacKenzie, lay. d w;n r
very definite policy on finance and
unemplaylxitexlt' in ,the House of Co
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naoris last wa.nter. And in .voicing
that policy, we believe Mr. MacKen-
f zie voiced not" only the opinion of
the Liberal leaders, but of the rank
and file of the Liberal party as well,
Just a few weeks ago, on a public �
platform in Seaforth, Mr. MacKen-
zie reiterated that policy which in -
eludes: .
"Bringing the Bank of Canada, s -it
up by the Bennett Government, as a
private institution, under complete
control of the people and Parliament
of Canada.
/"Immediate calling of a conference
Iof provincial representatives to dis-
cuss revision of the British North
America Act, with the possibility that
all social problems be transferred to
the federal authority.
"Placing Canada's internal finan-
cial house in order by the conversion
of internal loans, balancing the bud-
get and then seeking adjustment of'
International financing.
"A policy of reconstruction in the
Dominion, dealing particularly with
housing, reforestation, elimination
of grade crossings."
On that occasion, when. Mr. Mac-
Kenzie said that the return to pros-
perity lay "straight up the middle of
• the Liberal, road," we believe he
voiced the mind of rural Canada,
and when rural Canada speaks, it
speaks with authority.
In fact, we do not believe that the -
Outs will be the Ins after the next
general election, simply because they
.are the Outs, but because they are
the Liberal party, and because the
rule of that party has always spelled
good times.
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Lawrence of Arabia, Dead
Lawrence of Arabia, that mythical
hero, whose exploits were known and
talked 'of over the world, died on
Sunday morning in a little military
hospital in Devonshire, England; as
a result of injuries he suffered six
days before,. in a collision between
his motorcycle, and . a bicycle.
Although a world hero, the man
who wrested Arabia from Turkish
control during the World War, he
shunned to the last publicity and
favors.
Although he could have command-
ed almost anything at the hands of
a,grateful country, he asked nothing,
would accept nothing, not even mili-
tary or civil honors.
Perhaps his life-long personal dis-
like .of public notice had something
to do with the war -time 'tales that
kept "Lawrence of Arabia" contin-
ually before•the public in every coun-
try and even in peace times made
his name a household word.
. His was a strange combination of
character and ability. A great mili-
tary strategist and peerless fighter
on one side and on the- other a poet,
author and studious Oxford scholar.
Only a few months ago he retired
from army service and sought peace,
and solitude in a small cottage in the
. Devonshire country, where he hoped'
he would be able to live in obscurity.
It seems strange that one who had,''
faced death so many times and in so
many different way in foreign coun-
tries, should meet"his end, in middle
life, through a motorcycle accident
on a road in a quiet English country-
side.---
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY.
If He Does
(1 hlat'ham News)
Premier Hepburn' :prop'os'es to impose taxes for
relief purposes only. There will not be so muc'h
,objection if the taxes. are used exclusively for
this pur'pos,e. Gasoline taxes are suppdse'd to
take care of ,the roads', but only a proportion of
the revenue collected is devoted to that purpose.
An N' R A Gem •
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(Winnipeg Free Ptress)
Regulation ,of (business, needed up to a , oint',,
can ga to absurd lengttbts when. really determined
plioners. are in, charge.. The 'resspn wlhy'•lthe NRA
hats me national joke in t'h# United Staters.
is suggested ,by the following chem, quoted in an
American magazine as a recent 'pronouncement
by the NIRIA authorities:
iOrder 318, 'gnspting exemption to* J. A. O'o'hs
and &ns, ionic., New Ulm, Minn., ftiom the pro-
v`i'sdons of A&Ltidle v, ,Section 6, of the Code, to
the extent that ft is permitted to, extend the lunch
hour cif Miss Ida Erle'r from. ,One hour bQ one
lbut and Minutes until ,north 'time a4 the
Physical dfiisabilities' complained' of have been atl-
levzated.
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not, only by votes, but .by
brawn and !tract; F lMlz. u vvas . ���:. ; {; �
ieniy-Qve ,,cera ego. vwhen'ilie party billet had h;Yue best eaiudivlate;' NassauIfwaa he J,
fighters, us'u'ally.w+on? Cbns'eMvative. 'It lasted twlo Iftty8i ,
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in the Euroizl tract in early Pioneer on the 8tli 1(3oazsibpf 11yTiaxybar-
#'rom The Huron Expositor of days and many stories are rememn- lough,. WlellinoDn, IGolun,ty. •'Phe par- oe?vGe the ,Jubilee Medal was � ;i'�°, k
b,erea of fights and :battles fior pos- ties+.,, Grits and Tories, had preapared ' Er'ad�rin, PznRneipal of P'rozztier Gv� . .
k May 27, 1910 session 'of (various, ,polls. = for the fru and the ,loll vr&-opemted• loge, son of the late Joseph Bradswitlb .
"I� The Mdl'vierbon Sun recently recall- It wlals held, dtb is, said; div a log whool and iM•rs. $radwin, wife -'thio resident " y
Dr. Wilford, formerly of Blyth, who ed a fampua4 incident of se my -rive housre in 'the 'bush• A young man of Wingham'• For more. than thirty
is now a misAonamy in. C'li!ina, Pays a e �s ago *Weh happened : n North named Frank Corivi'shi, of Lorick; w'as years Dr, Bradwin has promoted' the 5'' I
his :servant 84 oeziit5' a month. Perth. The article was' ,firs, . wri'tten scrutineer and WRIHam Wallace ZVJiaort cavae of educe£ion for caznpmen acT t'
IU%sss Olive M;cDermiott of Cliinboln for the Sun some. .,thirty ye rs' ago poll clerk. • The Rtefprmn,ews�b,zed to rose Canada, and we are glad to
has Qrias�sed her final examinations at by H B. Mbrplhy, KFC., one-time fed- obi g know 'than his efforts, as a pion
prevent the Tomes from to n dor- , P , , .
Hamper Hospital, Detroit, and is now eral Member of the riding• in'g the first day, and praxtlallyi .slut- :n adult, edueatilan, have thus• been re -
a full pledged nurse. . "'WTho has ,not heart, of the 'Wal- seeded. A rumor bf ibis sTxi+ead rap- cognized-•--M%ngham Advance-Timea. ,r
T71e lit't1e 8-year+old daughter of lace Lambe?" the Sun asks,. "Not idly, causing resentment, and; threats Effectors • and Choirs Ezchaaged r,
Mr. and IMm. Richard Perhale, of that Wallace ,of whbm' 'Ibis sung, ,of reprisals were numerous. ' 9%omas Rev. E. L. Roberts-, P.D., Rector
Toronto,tiormerly'of Stephen, died in ,.Scots wha',.hae' wi' Wallace 'bled," Tate, a farmer of Pu�slinoh, a zealous of ,pt., Pau1''s Church and 3t. Paul's rq
that city on the 14th of May, of but 't'h'e TDwnship orf Wallace in the Refm-mer, feaxing interference, set Choir, 'had 'charge of� the service in 1.
typhoid fever.. County of Perth, with Palmerston on out for the village ,of Elora, about Christ Anglican ,C'h'urch, Listowel, on
MT. T. Connors has been, appoint7r the norlth, Listowel on the south and 20 m,il'esi .disbant, having firstd,eclar- Sunday evening. Rev.Ilii, Naylor and, I'
ed engineer ,of :the fire engine and' Gow;aTxstown in, the 'centre. The ed ids intention of bringing up a the choir of Christ 'Church had
Mr. Ed. Dignan, fireman, in Exeter. name dates from the earliest set- force t6 commvand the' poll on the charge of the 'service here.—tWing-
Quilte a nutr4ber event out fishing 'tlement 'of the township, the good ,slecom,d day and, to put the Tories to ham Advance-Tjxives. "I.,
on theholiday and report good s•uc- old pioneer rays when the wood•- rout. There was a Dr. Maudsley, a
Receives Kings Jubilee Medal
man's axe sang true by days -and young, active and s'balwar,t ,physician.
cess, at Blyth. �
A sad and faatal ac'cid'ent 'occurred the country fiddler held, high care'.. at 'Hfolle i, who was a Tq'ry. He was Two of those who congr'a#uiated f;
near Londesboro on Tuesday 'after- val alt night. The time was be- asked by Thomas R. Ferguson (who each (other .after receiving the Riag s.
noon when Isabella, the three-year- twele'n .,S55_6% . whe'n, thgro wa: was 'ass'is'ting ,Mr. 'GoWan in his cam= jubilee m,edul' at the, celebration in
.old daughter of 1Mr. Thomas'' Little, open Ivot mg and lashins' of cheap 'pairgn) to procure aid from the set', , London last ween were IBdshop, C. A. '
was struck by a tiadn and. killed. The L . Sea er and 'Mar. John Elliott. both i
(,hut good') whisky, 20 cents per' tiers lin Wrail.ace to frustrate ra'te's g
little girl had been in, 'th'e field, wiitth gallon ion' the $•Gore co'unter's, in plan; away went the doctor on his Gade'rich ",old boys." Another who
her father and wandered onto a Pr'- Lisrtowel; when 'every other man mission of political mercy. He was has been awarded' the medal is ,Miss
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vate crossing when the fast ex;presrs was his own ditltiller and "mal't" a splendid, horseman, and brush fent- Rose Strang of Goderich, who recent-
Itrain sivat 'around the. 'corner. The
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was the standard .dAnik. cold in es were his delight, when mrourilted on y retired from -her posriitioA as high
engineer 's'aw the little., ,one and ,alp- summer, hot ('toddy) in winter, a his, grey horse. Each man reached school teacher in rK,ingsville and is ,i"
plied The brakes, but it was too lite. 'smhc:k lof nultm,elgi and (sugar w.asl 7Y'is' 'goal that night, Tate, Elora; now 'in England-+Go'de'rich Signal.
The Kippen Football ,Club has now _ i
be'e'n org'an,izedi with the following of- added, with as little water as n'os- Mraludsley, Wallace. There was a Senior Counsel Engaged
fivers: President, Robert Dick; Sec- sxrble, if any. Well, in those days gatheri.np,• bf two clan, ,througbout the At a special me'e'ting of the town ?
facers:etary and Treasurer, Gordon Gould; there was an electioh in what was - ('Contdniu'ed on Page 3) council ,on, Sdtusda,. afternvoom', it was
Committee, J. McGregor, C. •Cochrane, decided 'to engage. R. ie or co mael
W. M clwre. Mr. Th'om'as' Kyle' has K.C., of Toronto, as ratter counsel
vera generously permitted them to j� j�� C ��� O� � ® for ere town o the matter of flier
use -one of his fields for practise. 0 JUST S ® form's, fax collerctox's sl}uortage.—
Mrs. (Rev.) Ga'uld was in. the, vi- Go'derich 'Si'gxSo
cinity of Luc'know an,d Wingham the Some Fish ,
First Boarder: `"I'll bet the new "An old school fri'e'nd of yours ask -
past week d,eliver'ing miss'i'onary ad- IMr. Kenn,efh• 'Rorke, eldest son, of
arrival" is or has 'been an, actor, ed to be remembered to you—•a. man Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke of flown
drMrThomas Cook of Kirp'pen has ,Second' Bloarder: What makes"you named Robinson."
Dozs''.t. xezne>t�ber }dim." 1 c sclvo rincipal of the Gobait Pub-
. think so.? ... ......... "f covho, is l, 'did' Toot silt• listern,ing to the ' i
4001 tulips in' bloom. First IB'oarder: Didn't you nati'ce "'Short icha;p with whislc.ers,
T'he fine Clyde stallion, "Garth,, "' Jubilee, broadcast on (May 6th, ing I
Gold," imported by T. J. Bexz of the way he ducked when you asked I •never went to schtrol with a a cum, man 'of energy bb��
y „ y g gy and one who'd
sold him -to Mr. if the would have an e'g,g? short chap with whiskers. rather "fish than eat," he went fish=
Hie•nsall, and who * ,
-Richard Medham, of 'Glamis, has ie He didh"t return With an' em
died • 'On'a mid-July afternoon,,,a man in Treel; either. 'Hie caught fourteen pikle
Chicago was grumbling about the
,Mr. Gera. Brower, Seaforth, had the Gu'es'�Do. you operate a. 'bus be- ]treat. Said another who 'had just re- three• of which; were n%��tv✓'elv'e-pound'-
misfortune to have his arm. broken tween ,the ihotel and, the railway sita- turned from a trip through the ors. If some of ,the ardent fishermen
by a kick-irbm a horse. ti.om,?Sough: "Hot? 'Boy, you don't know about here, who are in, ,the habit ofMr. J. L. Yule. who.has, :been tor- (bragging if they should get a orae- ° ,(
14Tlana'ger of Ritzy Hotel. No, sir. what hot is., One day this week
galnisC and choir leader in, the Pres- ,Guest—T'at's strange. All my 'drown in Mississippi I saw a d'ag pound trout, w;gre 'to 'get a twelve-
byrterian Church, :Seaforth, f o r friends said, you -would 'get me com chasing a cat/, and both were walk- Founder on the end of a line they • }
the paast two y,ea,rs,^ closed his en- ing and' going. ing." wrould conclude they were hauling up
gagemen't on ,Sunday evening and(the blotttom' of th'e lake,✓or the c•reek-
leaves next week for Owen Sound.Mir. Rorke said that Lake Temi'skam- '
(Mr. E. W. Murray, rof,;Seaforth, has Nlp�ing was still fro'z'en over as far as
succeed>e,d in passin his final exam- could be seen at time rof writing. May "
ination as a Vomi-pion Land Survey- ® -SUNDAY JFT RNf 00 ® 8th. although the smaller lakes were
or. He intends going Wiest in two 0 , .. ® pretty well' free of ice. —•
weeks- - 0 (By Isabel Clintonnion, Goderich, Ont.) - 0 News -Record.
The ,Seafarth Hurons played a sen- A Peculiar Accident
for game in the W.F A, series' in Let Thy blood in mercy ,poured', Has ,bo'dy far us, for usi ,shed His A peculiar accident happened to a
ed in aid on the 24th, which result- 'Let Thy graciou,s'body broken, blood,. Without the Supper we can cow belonging to Mrs. Bert Jones of ,;.
ed in a victory for Stratford' 'by two West Wlawanosh, while
Be to m,e,' O gracious Lord', surely Jhayre our faith sttrengtheiroe'd, pasturing on
goals to none. W!jlson's farm. About 600 cords of
Mr. W. 'E. H'irnchley has been atp- Of Thy boundless leve the 'token; and our wins 'forgiven; but to the
canted 'agen't for this' district for ,the Thou di'dst 'give Thyself 'for me, supper we- mecerive the moist soleTiln wood had' been piled on this Tot, h'av-
p Nov I give myself to Thee, assurances' that these mercies, ase ing been cut during the winter anct
Hunan Weather Insurance Co. g hada been i1e'd in rows. As the covw ,
(Mr. John L. Kerr of -the 2nd can- ours,. Zwingli expressed the exact li
cession of •1JcKillo has purchased Thou 'di'ds(t die that I Wight live; truth when he ,said ,that the. 'supper was eating ,glen's it - wandered, be -
(the farm of 'Mr. William 'Hrabki,A�; .Brlessed Lord, Thou cam's't to save was given' to us in or'd'er than we twee'n the piles of wood and became
me; might have heart to iovercoine the wedged. 'Mr, Wilson, walking through,
which -contains 95 acres' and the price the pasture, discovered the animal's z
paid was •$4,500. A11 that love' of God could g'lve world, through faith in Him who ov- P' ,
Jesus' by 'His oorrows gave me: eream•e the warlyd' for us'. The sup- plight. The wood had fig. 'be, ta:k� , I
'Mr: `deorge G. Pybus, son of Mr. Thou didsst give Thyself for me, per its 'therefore no empty, meaning- down 'before the cow was released but �.Henry cPybuz sof Tuckrersmitth. has just Now I give myself to Thee. . less sign; through it doe's not in it- it was so -badly injured from its of t
graduated from Wesley 'College, Win- Amen., self confer 'grace.—From. TheEncy- fors to .get 'out 'that it d' ed.--,Clin-
nipeg, 'taking the 'degree BA. He John Brownli'e. clapaedia of Religious Knowledge, ton New;sURecord f
was a farmer pupil at the Seaforth
Coll'e'giate Institute, S. S. LESSON FOR MAY 26, 1935 0 Barns Torn Down
The ,old .,Commercial Hotel balms
• Lesson Topic—The Lord's Supper. WOR MISSIONS' which bal�',e recently ,been, purchased
b Mr. iMiltlom D,e,itz have been tak-
Lesson Passage,—Matthew 26:17-30. ,. y
From The Huron Expositor of Golden Text. -I Corinthians 11;241 Rev. L. Giliard of Green Bay; 'en 'down, as on Saturday a number r
May 29, 1885 'Matth'ew, Mark, Luke and Paul each NewBaundla d, viva covers a large volunteered,. to give a helping hand'
give's an account of the Lo'rd's Sup- area along 'th'e coast with a -new and after a hard day's work it was,
I''Mr. James Lain'dshoroiugh of Tuck- per. It is the accourk ,of the first of m1•(s,si'cm 'boat rrec,enitly ssuptp'li.ed by taken down considerably. Then' on
ersmith scold about 300 bushels of these that ,to -day's lessbm 'is taken the Home Mission. Board, writes: Monday the hoys again gat together
seed g•iain this. Spring. fr•'om, though reference may 'be made - "This- Northern side' of .the Island and finis'h'ed their job. while they .
Mr. Thomas MrcLauchlin of Gorey to •other's. In vereses 17-19 we read has been neglected' terribly by bu.r were taking down the lower apart of
intends erecting a new residence this of the preparations made for the ob- Church.. When I was' North in No- the 'buildin'g in .siome way it started' .
summer, servance of 'the passover feast by vember, I gave" the `Sacrament at to fall unelpectedly and• some of �
1 -Mr. James Reynolds of Hullett last Jesus an'd His disciples. The place se,vlen of our churches; and would you ,the workers were in great danger;.
a splendid heavy draught mare on of meeting was the large upper room believe it?—,six 'of ii ,;em never had unfortunately, Mr. Milton Deitz was t
Monday, which was valued' at .$300. of a Jerusalem house. The c,ommany it offered' ,there 'b'efore• upon top when 5t started to go and
Th -e contiradt ,of finishing the base- at first con•suste'd ,of Jesus and the d have just returned home after he quickly made a hong jump which
ment 'of 1Mlelville Church, Brussels, twelve disciples but we read of the three weeks' absence. I spent a coli= cleared him fro n the falling d'eoris i
wav let to P. Thomson for $411. Wm, going out ,of Judas during the molal, pl'e of weeks in -the camps where 245 but M l is ofF e 'injured his feet,
Roddick was awarded the j'o'b of (John 13:30). men, from 'Middl'e Arm end Burling- but Milt is ,of real iron stuff and he ,
painting at $70. The Lord's Supper is no except don ton are cutting pit props, had ser- is up and around again, altl}cush un-
to the general statement that ever vic'e's with them, went among them der great difiicul'rty, Zurich Herald- t
The principal actor in tire' capture y-
• 'of 'Ries was a scout called Diehl. It thing in the New Testam'en't links onwhere they are felling trees, and had Second Accident
is said -that theyoung man,, who has to the Old, for it is directly c'onnec't- lunches out among the trees with Allan eldest son of Mr.: and Mrs. ,
had this honor, is a s'on of Jazoib ed with the Paschal Supper. The them. Charles W. Ford, of London, had
Diehl, of Stanley. Lord took his farewell supper and at Next day I walled alone to La Scie the tni'sfortune for ,the seco.ul time .
One day last week Mie. Ro:beri Mc the same time .his Paschal Supper. (28 miles), diown t'hbou:gh the. coun- ''to be knocked d6wn by an autome- r
Lean of Goderich broke one of his But'' in order to free His church from try, crasse'd 26 pon'd's ,and airrive'd' at bile. The lad was retuhiing home- "
Pegs just abo,we the ankle in a 1rery the ordinances ,of the Jewish dispen- La Scie ,at 6.30 p•m4 'I 'helped Butt from school. His shoulder was in-
sati'on dile made use of the :bread and with missi'binary meetings at La 'Scie,'
severe manner. In !ra'ssin� thru;igh ju'red and the received a nasty.'buntp
a gate one end of a hbard caught a- wine as symbols, of His -body and Shoe Clove, and Tilt Clove, gave ithe on the forehead :but the injuries were
gainst a 'post throwing him back, blood, These articles were on ,the Sacrament Sunday night, and walked not serious,. ' The accident happened '
wards
and his foot caught a ainst liable at the firms' of flue Paschal ,Sup home again next day. k 'Friday, May 3 -rd. Three
g g y> Y year.- ago
'th'e front of the rack' and was badly per. ' . Gust imagine, from St. Anthony to • Allan su'ffere'd a seri-bus accidenft
broken. 'In John's gospel there is an ac- Little .Bay Islands theme is a disltance .when he was, run over by a car. At „
iR. H. Collins law s'tu'dient of Exe- count 'of the feet -washing which' pre- of lover 170 miles With scores of fa'm- that time h'e was in hospital for setr,
te.r, heads 'flue lisrt ,of successful stu- seeded as a fitting prelude, the in- il'ie•s in a hundred 'or more, caves,anrd 'eral months.. His co•nrdi-i3on' at PTW- l�
dents at the ,recent second inte'rrriedi_ stihutiron of ,the 'Lord's Supper. It not a doctor! Siruce D'ecemb,er 1 erilt is improving and he will soon be:
ate law examinations held in Oag'oode revealed the ministering love of ,the have set a ,broken; leg and a broken (back to school again.--Viceter Times-
Hall. Toronto. He stood head of a Lord; the supper revealed 'his Yield- waist, put ,stitches in a terrible cut Advocate. ,
list of 21 .successful candidates. ing, sacrificing love. 'Love is, the see- for 'a lad, -helped, out with medicines Died in Detroit
'On Thurs'd'ay dash ',when, men were relt of the ,supper. The Lord is about and 'suggested treatment in many I
ecru erd in taking down the scaffold'- to give up 'his• life into the hands ,of cases ,of ehildren's' sicknes's'es." death
has been received of the'
ga•g g dlelalth o'f 'Mrs. Georgina Miller ai; Icer' ,;
in after having completed ' Mr. sinners, .but in truth, he, gives him- Among the -Orientals g g P home .civ 'D,etmait on Saturday F otr'my
Bmadfrodt's brick chiimney, 'which is self upon into the (hands of 'h'i,s own; Whiting, of the young ,people b'f eriy lGeorgii-na Willis, she was Born '
70 feet high Mr. Ro'b'ert Sleeth was for, them' he dies tin' ''order that they ,one ,small group of Japanese in Brit-,
,. in Exeter, being a daughter- •of the.
struck with a piece of scantling while may live. On 'former 'occasions the nsh (Columbia, Dr. Osterhout, our Sup- '
p g late Mr. and ,Mics, 'Geiorge Willis. Be-
be was• standingsing plank Lord had, likened pa'rticipa'tion in' the erin,tendernt, slays:
bm'" a ,sin W, sides her husband, ,are son and one, ,
about 50 t6eet from the und'. He kin'gd'om of ,God to a mead' too which "The young people' bf 'Cumberland t
g><b dawglilter, 'botch .of :Detroit, surrrivo;
was knocked senseless and strap they were invited; here is' a meal, are a very promising 'group. Some
strange ,also tome sister, 'Mrs. Ferny, of De- i
to 'say fell dengthwis,e upon the plank. and one, too, in which the host offers of them ,have already been ,baptized troit. A ,b,r'other, ,the ,ante' Henry'
'The 'high ,s'choo'l football team of Mms'elf as flood and, drink. and received irn,VD the chairch. It is Willis,, died two years ago.= Exeter 11
Sealfor'th played a friendly game of The Lord' in His a'ddres's on this som'ew,hat surprising :to nolle that Times-A'd'vocatte. .
football with the Mitchell ,highschool o•ecasibn ',heaps' figure upon i figure. It nine or ten' pupils from Cumberland' ug ,
ion Saturday last. ,Seaforth was re- 'is a 's'piritual tordinance -and therefore have proceeded to university courses, Winner of Gold Seal $he
(Mrs. i1lZary Lamiont was the lucky
presm-bed by the, followin' Far- We 's'hould' naiturall'y expect something in farct the young Wan, Kajiyana, who ,
g� winner in the number guessing con-
wa,rds, ,C. :Mackay, Captain Ralph which cammrot, bre taken other than wton' the -gold medal in -his final's in -test, conducted ,b the ,Gold - Seat
Cresswell, Killoran, Devereaux, Keay, 69*aititvfely!. 'Luke and (Paul !both Toronto !Medical this year, is, a 'Cum- t y
give the phrase, "This do in, reWem- 'berlanrd bra The other our, men 'Congoleum Rug Company. 'at the
Dewar; half ,backs, Ilivingstone, and, gi P ne, Y• Y g" ' stave of Mr. D. A..Rann, which clos- ,
Prendergast- backs, Lerman and 'trance ,of'M,e. This is a parallel -to Okuda and Saito, are now students
ga ed tri iSaburd,ay, 'Mair 11th. Mors. La-
' goal;'D.. i aDonald'. the Pafschal Supper in which there in U.'B.C.; one ycl,ung woman, Miss mioint's guels was 3,,000, while. the ,r
Mr. Robert ,Carrnoch'an. Sr., Tuck- was 'a remembrance made every year SFi111V ., lis fain, ,mdstt>anTdmig contralto •
ersairith met with what mi• ht have of. past evexuts'. • In Luke's account. So]bist land pursuing her studies in number under the real proved' to b0
g 3,012.: 43rulssiels Post.
been a serious accident while in town w'el have "This cup, is the new testa- Italy at the, present time, One young -`youngster Escapes Injury.
on Tuesiday last. While he was driv- ment in my blood which is shed for woman'Mateukura by name,. admit- i
ing _up to ,Mr. Wiilsion's Egg Dmpor ylau-" 'Paul ,givers ,the same 'in these ted to the General Hospital here, the 99ek 'Willis,, young 'sign :of W,, E.
ium his h'o'rse hook fright at some- 'words: "This cup is the new testa- fimsrb of the Japanese race, is a Cum_ Willis, es'cape'd what might of been l
,thing on the .street, the buggy sltrik- 'mems in my hlootd," These are ,berland lgirl ,and -Miss, Nakanro'ls up- veryseriousinjury Saturday of last
'inig a 'tree box with such force as to strongly figurative e%presisvonvs set- plication has 'also" been accepted ,bIy week, en he fell . from the scaf- ''
throw Mr. 'Carrniochan but. ting forth.Ahe' new, o-ovenant which the saffle irisltitutilon. Miss' Nakano s folding, ,6bere the new post office is
IMrr. J. H. Broadfobt is having a Jesusfbxmed and se'al'ed in, His blood, brother is a 'graduate ,of U. B, 'C. and being acted, Ito the cennlent side- ''
(second situ sr placed. upon his, Tee& Thus the Load's (Supper stands, upon an ,editor rorn The Tokyo' Times. r h'is walk below. A front tooth . was 1.
dente. Ythe same piano 'vrrith baptism. , They is rather 'a rem,arka'blre record, for a knockedout, cutting the dnsd'de of
The annual crai rco ball was, held in at'e 'both, symbolical, little •,oult-of-thre=•w eLy iplake -.like Cum- hie lisp. 'causiing his mouth to swell,
(the town, h:al'1, B•ruseels, on Friday. of The ,IS�.upp'er ,offers us modthdng else herland and for a oomhnuinity of Jlap'- necessitating it to be padked with
t ' (", rex'
iaifered' tie n auk. E`oi�tvmatel a illi
last week. F'eop1e were pres'er1tE iron thlariu vvfllart ars ,dy anese who' ,are frost,,, Qbf �h'e mining y h eseap'ed f „
S'ea&Tth, 'W,ingfH&TA, IB,1'ytlr', Lis'bowel the word. By the ,e'at9hgg ani- druik- clrass,l'_iF'rlami. Home M%sibn Pafnplr 'se'rious head injuries ,or broken bones..
, and Clinton, , i• '' ing we rare',adilonnisihed than He gave let.--B-rnxssels Pa's1t.. .
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Lawrence of Arabia, Dead
Lawrence of Arabia, that mythical
hero, whose exploits were known and
talked 'of over the world, died on
Sunday morning in a little military
hospital in Devonshire, England; as
a result of injuries he suffered six
days before,. in a collision between
his motorcycle, and . a bicycle.
Although a world hero, the man
who wrested Arabia from Turkish
control during the World War, he
shunned to the last publicity and
favors.
Although he could have command-
ed almost anything at the hands of
a,grateful country, he asked nothing,
would accept nothing, not even mili-
tary or civil honors.
Perhaps his life-long personal dis-
like .of public notice had something
to do with the war -time 'tales that
kept "Lawrence of Arabia" contin-
ually before•the public in every coun-
try and even in peace times made
his name a household word.
. His was a strange combination of
character and ability. A great mili-
tary strategist and peerless fighter
on one side and on the- other a poet,
author and studious Oxford scholar.
Only a few months ago he retired
from army service and sought peace,
and solitude in a small cottage in the
. Devonshire country, where he hoped'
he would be able to live in obscurity.
It seems strange that one who had,''
faced death so many times and in so
many different way in foreign coun-
tries, should meet"his end, in middle
life, through a motorcycle accident
on a road in a quiet English country-
side.---
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY.
If He Does
(1 hlat'ham News)
Premier Hepburn' :prop'os'es to impose taxes for
relief purposes only. There will not be so muc'h
,objection if the taxes. are used exclusively for
this pur'pos,e. Gasoline taxes are suppdse'd to
take care of ,the roads', but only a proportion of
the revenue collected is devoted to that purpose.
An N' R A Gem •
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(Winnipeg Free Ptress)
Regulation ,of (business, needed up to a , oint',,
can ga to absurd lengttbts when. really determined
plioners. are in, charge.. The 'resspn wlhy'•lthe NRA
hats me national joke in t'h# United Staters.
is suggested ,by the following chem, quoted in an
American magazine as a recent 'pronouncement
by the NIRIA authorities:
iOrder 318, 'gnspting exemption to* J. A. O'o'hs
and &ns, ionic., New Ulm, Minn., ftiom the pro-
v`i'sdons of A&Ltidle v, ,Section 6, of the Code, to
the extent that ft is permitted to, extend the lunch
hour cif Miss Ida Erle'r from. ,One hour bQ one
lbut and Minutes until ,north 'time a4 the
Physical dfiisabilities' complained' of have been atl-
levzated.
t aitotioul comment can harJly tip ipsti,ce r to
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Expositor a Si9tY and
not, only by votes, but .by
brawn and !tract; F lMlz. u vvas . ���:. ; {; �
ieniy-Qve ,,cera ego. vwhen'ilie party billet had h;Yue best eaiudivlate;' NassauIfwaa he J,
fighters, us'u'ally.w+on? Cbns'eMvative. 'It lasted twlo Iftty8i ,
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in the Euroizl tract in early Pioneer on the 8tli 1(3oazsibpf 11yTiaxybar-
#'rom The Huron Expositor of days and many stories are rememn- lough,. WlellinoDn, IGolun,ty. •'Phe par- oe?vGe the ,Jubilee Medal was � ;i'�°, k
b,erea of fights and :battles fior pos- ties+.,, Grits and Tories, had preapared ' Er'ad�rin, PznRneipal of P'rozztier Gv� . .
k May 27, 1910 session 'of (various, ,polls. = for the fru and the ,loll vr&-opemted• loge, son of the late Joseph Bradswitlb .
"I� The Mdl'vierbon Sun recently recall- It wlals held, dtb is, said; div a log whool and iM•rs. $radwin, wife -'thio resident " y
Dr. Wilford, formerly of Blyth, who ed a fampua4 incident of se my -rive housre in 'the 'bush• A young man of Wingham'• For more. than thirty
is now a misAonamy in. C'li!ina, Pays a e �s ago *Weh happened : n North named Frank Corivi'shi, of Lorick; w'as years Dr, Bradwin has promoted' the 5'' I
his :servant 84 oeziit5' a month. Perth. The article was' ,firs, . wri'tten scrutineer and WRIHam Wallace ZVJiaort cavae of educe£ion for caznpmen acT t'
IU%sss Olive M;cDermiott of Cliinboln for the Sun some. .,thirty ye rs' ago poll clerk. • The Rtefprmn,ews�b,zed to rose Canada, and we are glad to
has Qrias�sed her final examinations at by H B. Mbrplhy, KFC., one-time fed- obi g know 'than his efforts, as a pion
prevent the Tomes from to n dor- , P , , .
Hamper Hospital, Detroit, and is now eral Member of the riding• in'g the first day, and praxtlallyi .slut- :n adult, edueatilan, have thus• been re -
a full pledged nurse. . "'WTho has ,not heart, of the 'Wal- seeded. A rumor bf ibis sTxi+ead rap- cognized-•--M%ngham Advance-Timea. ,r
T71e lit't1e 8-year+old daughter of lace Lambe?" the Sun asks,. "Not idly, causing resentment, and; threats Effectors • and Choirs Ezchaaged r,
Mr. and IMm. Richard Perhale, of that Wallace ,of whbm' 'Ibis sung, ,of reprisals were numerous. ' 9%omas Rev. E. L. Roberts-, P.D., Rector
Toronto,tiormerly'of Stephen, died in ,.Scots wha',.hae' wi' Wallace 'bled," Tate, a farmer of Pu�slinoh, a zealous of ,pt., Pau1''s Church and 3t. Paul's rq
that city on the 14th of May, of but 't'h'e TDwnship orf Wallace in the Refm-mer, feaxing interference, set Choir, 'had 'charge of� the service in 1.
typhoid fever.. County of Perth, with Palmerston on out for the village ,of Elora, about Christ Anglican ,C'h'urch, Listowel, on
MT. T. Connors has been, appoint7r the norlth, Listowel on the south and 20 m,il'esi .disbant, having firstd,eclar- Sunday evening. Rev.Ilii, Naylor and, I'
ed engineer ,of :the fire engine and' Gow;aTxstown in, the 'centre. The ed ids intention of bringing up a the choir of Christ 'Church had
Mr. Ed. Dignan, fireman, in Exeter. name dates from the earliest set- force t6 commvand the' poll on the charge of the 'service here.—tWing-
Quilte a nutr4ber event out fishing 'tlement 'of the township, the good ,slecom,d day and, to put the Tories to ham Advance-Tjxives. "I.,
on theholiday and report good s•uc- old pioneer rays when the wood•- rout. There was a Dr. Maudsley, a
Receives Kings Jubilee Medal
man's axe sang true by days -and young, active and s'balwar,t ,physician.
cess, at Blyth. �
A sad and faatal ac'cid'ent 'occurred the country fiddler held, high care'.. at 'Hfolle i, who was a Tq'ry. He was Two of those who congr'a#uiated f;
near Londesboro on Tuesday 'after- val alt night. The time was be- asked by Thomas R. Ferguson (who each (other .after receiving the Riag s.
noon when Isabella, the three-year- twele'n .,S55_6% . whe'n, thgro wa: was 'ass'is'ting ,Mr. 'GoWan in his cam= jubilee m,edul' at the, celebration in
.old daughter of 1Mr. Thomas'' Little, open Ivot mg and lashins' of cheap 'pairgn) to procure aid from the set', , London last ween were IBdshop, C. A. '
was struck by a tiadn and. killed. The L . Sea er and 'Mar. John Elliott. both i
(,hut good') whisky, 20 cents per' tiers lin Wrail.ace to frustrate ra'te's g
little girl had been in, 'th'e field, wiitth gallon ion' the $•Gore co'unter's, in plan; away went the doctor on his Gade'rich ",old boys." Another who
her father and wandered onto a Pr'- Lisrtowel; when 'every other man mission of political mercy. He was has been awarded' the medal is ,Miss
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vate crossing when the fast ex;presrs was his own ditltiller and "mal't" a splendid, horseman, and brush fent- Rose Strang of Goderich, who recent-
Itrain sivat 'around the. 'corner. The
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was the standard .dAnik. cold in es were his delight, when mrourilted on y retired from -her posriitioA as high
engineer 's'aw the little., ,one and ,alp- summer, hot ('toddy) in winter, a his, grey horse. Each man reached school teacher in rK,ingsville and is ,i"
plied The brakes, but it was too lite. 'smhc:k lof nultm,elgi and (sugar w.asl 7Y'is' 'goal that night, Tate, Elora; now 'in England-+Go'de'rich Signal.
The Kippen Football ,Club has now _ i
be'e'n org'an,izedi with the following of- added, with as little water as n'os- Mraludsley, Wallace. There was a Senior Counsel Engaged
fivers: President, Robert Dick; Sec- sxrble, if any. Well, in those days gatheri.np,• bf two clan, ,througbout the At a special me'e'ting of the town ?
facers:etary and Treasurer, Gordon Gould; there was an electioh in what was - ('Contdniu'ed on Page 3) council ,on, Sdtusda,. afternvoom', it was
Committee, J. McGregor, C. •Cochrane, decided 'to engage. R. ie or co mael
W. M clwre. Mr. Th'om'as' Kyle' has K.C., of Toronto, as ratter counsel
vera generously permitted them to j� j�� C ��� O� � ® for ere town o the matter of flier
use -one of his fields for practise. 0 JUST S ® form's, fax collerctox's sl}uortage.—
Mrs. (Rev.) Ga'uld was in. the, vi- Go'derich 'Si'gxSo
cinity of Luc'know an,d Wingham the Some Fish ,
First Boarder: `"I'll bet the new "An old school fri'e'nd of yours ask -
past week d,eliver'ing miss'i'onary ad- IMr. Kenn,efh• 'Rorke, eldest son, of
arrival" is or has 'been an, actor, ed to be remembered to you—•a. man Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke of flown
drMrThomas Cook of Kirp'pen has ,Second' Bloarder: What makes"you named Robinson."
Dozs''.t. xezne>t�ber }dim." 1 c sclvo rincipal of the Gobait Pub-
. think so.? ... ......... "f covho, is l, 'did' Toot silt• listern,ing to the ' i
4001 tulips in' bloom. First IB'oarder: Didn't you nati'ce "'Short icha;p with whislc.ers,
T'he fine Clyde stallion, "Garth,, "' Jubilee, broadcast on (May 6th, ing I
Gold," imported by T. J. Bexz of the way he ducked when you asked I •never went to schtrol with a a cum, man 'of energy bb��
y „ y g gy and one who'd
sold him -to Mr. if the would have an e'g,g? short chap with whiskers. rather "fish than eat," he went fish=
Hie•nsall, and who * ,
-Richard Medham, of 'Glamis, has ie He didh"t return With an' em
died • 'On'a mid-July afternoon,,,a man in Treel; either. 'Hie caught fourteen pikle
Chicago was grumbling about the
,Mr. Gera. Brower, Seaforth, had the Gu'es'�Do. you operate a. 'bus be- ]treat. Said another who 'had just re- three• of which; were n%��tv✓'elv'e-pound'-
misfortune to have his arm. broken tween ,the ihotel and, the railway sita- turned from a trip through the ors. If some of ,the ardent fishermen
by a kick-irbm a horse. ti.om,?Sough: "Hot? 'Boy, you don't know about here, who are in, ,the habit ofMr. J. L. Yule. who.has, :been tor- (bragging if they should get a orae- ° ,(
14Tlana'ger of Ritzy Hotel. No, sir. what hot is., One day this week
galnisC and choir leader in, the Pres- ,Guest—T'at's strange. All my 'drown in Mississippi I saw a d'ag pound trout, w;gre 'to 'get a twelve-
byrterian Church, :Seaforth, f o r friends said, you -would 'get me com chasing a cat/, and both were walk- Founder on the end of a line they • }
the paast two y,ea,rs,^ closed his en- ing and' going. ing." wrould conclude they were hauling up
gagemen't on ,Sunday evening and(the blotttom' of th'e lake,✓or the c•reek-
leaves next week for Owen Sound.Mir. Rorke said that Lake Temi'skam- '
(Mr. E. W. Murray, rof,;Seaforth, has Nlp�ing was still fro'z'en over as far as
succeed>e,d in passin his final exam- could be seen at time rof writing. May "
ination as a Vomi-pion Land Survey- ® -SUNDAY JFT RNf 00 ® 8th. although the smaller lakes were
or. He intends going Wiest in two 0 , .. ® pretty well' free of ice. —•
weeks- - 0 (By Isabel Clintonnion, Goderich, Ont.) - 0 News -Record.
The ,Seafarth Hurons played a sen- A Peculiar Accident
for game in the W.F A, series' in Let Thy blood in mercy ,poured', Has ,bo'dy far us, for usi ,shed His A peculiar accident happened to a
ed in aid on the 24th, which result- 'Let Thy graciou,s'body broken, blood,. Without the Supper we can cow belonging to Mrs. Bert Jones of ,;.
ed in a victory for Stratford' 'by two West Wlawanosh, while
Be to m,e,' O gracious Lord', surely Jhayre our faith sttrengtheiroe'd, pasturing on
goals to none. W!jlson's farm. About 600 cords of
Mr. W. 'E. H'irnchley has been atp- Of Thy boundless leve the 'token; and our wins 'forgiven; but to the
canted 'agen't for this' district for ,the Thou di'dst 'give Thyself 'for me, supper we- mecerive the moist soleTiln wood had' been piled on this Tot, h'av-
p Nov I give myself to Thee, assurances' that these mercies, ase ing been cut during the winter anct
Hunan Weather Insurance Co. g hada been i1e'd in rows. As the covw ,
(Mr. John L. Kerr of -the 2nd can- ours,. Zwingli expressed the exact li
cession of •1JcKillo has purchased Thou 'di'ds(t die that I Wight live; truth when he ,said ,that the. 'supper was eating ,glen's it - wandered, be -
(the farm of 'Mr. William 'Hrabki,A�; .Brlessed Lord, Thou cam's't to save was given' to us in or'd'er than we twee'n the piles of wood and became
me; might have heart to iovercoine the wedged. 'Mr, Wilson, walking through,
which -contains 95 acres' and the price the pasture, discovered the animal's z
paid was •$4,500. A11 that love' of God could g'lve world, through faith in Him who ov- P' ,
Jesus' by 'His oorrows gave me: eream•e the warlyd' for us'. The sup- plight. The wood had fig. 'be, ta:k� , I
'Mr: `deorge G. Pybus, son of Mr. Thou didsst give Thyself for me, per its 'therefore no empty, meaning- down 'before the cow was released but �.Henry cPybuz sof Tuckrersmitth. has just Now I give myself to Thee. . less sign; through it doe's not in it- it was so -badly injured from its of t
graduated from Wesley 'College, Win- Amen., self confer 'grace.—From. TheEncy- fors to .get 'out 'that it d' ed.--,Clin-
nipeg, 'taking the 'degree BA. He John Brownli'e. clapaedia of Religious Knowledge, ton New;sURecord f
was a farmer pupil at the Seaforth
Coll'e'giate Institute, S. S. LESSON FOR MAY 26, 1935 0 Barns Torn Down
The ,old .,Commercial Hotel balms
• Lesson Topic—The Lord's Supper. WOR MISSIONS' which bal�',e recently ,been, purchased
b Mr. iMiltlom D,e,itz have been tak-
Lesson Passage,—Matthew 26:17-30. ,. y
From The Huron Expositor of Golden Text. -I Corinthians 11;241 Rev. L. Giliard of Green Bay; 'en 'down, as on Saturday a number r
May 29, 1885 'Matth'ew, Mark, Luke and Paul each NewBaundla d, viva covers a large volunteered,. to give a helping hand'
give's an account of the Lo'rd's Sup- area along 'th'e coast with a -new and after a hard day's work it was,
I''Mr. James Lain'dshoroiugh of Tuck- per. It is the accourk ,of the first of m1•(s,si'cm 'boat rrec,enitly ssuptp'li.ed by taken down considerably. Then' on
ersmith scold about 300 bushels of these that ,to -day's lessbm 'is taken the Home Mission. Board, writes: Monday the hoys again gat together
seed g•iain this. Spring. fr•'om, though reference may 'be made - "This- Northern side' of .the Island and finis'h'ed their job. while they .
Mr. Thomas MrcLauchlin of Gorey to •other's. In vereses 17-19 we read has been neglected' terribly by bu.r were taking down the lower apart of
intends erecting a new residence this of the preparations made for the ob- Church.. When I was' North in No- the 'buildin'g in .siome way it started' .
summer, servance of 'the passover feast by vember, I gave" the `Sacrament at to fall unelpectedly and• some of �
1 -Mr. James Reynolds of Hullett last Jesus an'd His disciples. The place se,vlen of our churches; and would you ,the workers were in great danger;.
a splendid heavy draught mare on of meeting was the large upper room believe it?—,six 'of ii ,;em never had unfortunately, Mr. Milton Deitz was t
Monday, which was valued' at .$300. of a Jerusalem house. The c,ommany it offered' ,there 'b'efore• upon top when 5t started to go and
Th -e contiradt ,of finishing the base- at first con•suste'd ,of Jesus and the d have just returned home after he quickly made a hong jump which
ment 'of 1Mlelville Church, Brussels, twelve disciples but we read of the three weeks' absence. I spent a coli= cleared him fro n the falling d'eoris i
wav let to P. Thomson for $411. Wm, going out ,of Judas during the molal, pl'e of weeks in -the camps where 245 but M l is ofF e 'injured his feet,
Roddick was awarded the j'o'b of (John 13:30). men, from 'Middl'e Arm end Burling- but Milt is ,of real iron stuff and he ,
painting at $70. The Lord's Supper is no except don ton are cutting pit props, had ser- is up and around again, altl}cush un-
to the general statement that ever vic'e's with them, went among them der great difiicul'rty, Zurich Herald- t
The principal actor in tire' capture y-
• 'of 'Ries was a scout called Diehl. It thing in the New Testam'en't links onwhere they are felling trees, and had Second Accident
is said -that theyoung man,, who has to the Old, for it is directly c'onnec't- lunches out among the trees with Allan eldest son of Mr.: and Mrs. ,
had this honor, is a s'on of Jazoib ed with the Paschal Supper. The them. Charles W. Ford, of London, had
Diehl, of Stanley. Lord took his farewell supper and at Next day I walled alone to La Scie the tni'sfortune for ,the seco.ul time .
One day last week Mie. Ro:beri Mc the same time .his Paschal Supper. (28 miles), diown t'hbou:gh the. coun- ''to be knocked d6wn by an autome- r
Lean of Goderich broke one of his But'' in order to free His church from try, crasse'd 26 pon'd's ,and airrive'd' at bile. The lad was retuhiing home- "
Pegs just abo,we the ankle in a 1rery the ordinances ,of the Jewish dispen- La Scie ,at 6.30 p•m4 'I 'helped Butt from school. His shoulder was in-
sati'on dile made use of the :bread and with missi'binary meetings at La 'Scie,'
severe manner. In !ra'ssin� thru;igh ju'red and the received a nasty.'buntp
a gate one end of a hbard caught a- wine as symbols, of His -body and Shoe Clove, and Tilt Clove, gave ithe on the forehead :but the injuries were
gainst a 'post throwing him back, blood, These articles were on ,the Sacrament Sunday night, and walked not serious,. ' The accident happened '
wards
and his foot caught a ainst liable at the firms' of flue Paschal ,Sup home again next day. k 'Friday, May 3 -rd. Three
g g y> Y year.- ago
'th'e front of the rack' and was badly per. ' . Gust imagine, from St. Anthony to • Allan su'ffere'd a seri-bus accidenft
broken. 'In John's gospel there is an ac- Little .Bay Islands theme is a disltance .when he was, run over by a car. At „
iR. H. Collins law s'tu'dient of Exe- count 'of the feet -washing which' pre- of lover 170 miles With scores of fa'm- that time h'e was in hospital for setr,
te.r, heads 'flue lisrt ,of successful stu- seeded as a fitting prelude, the in- il'ie•s in a hundred 'or more, caves,anrd 'eral months.. His co•nrdi-i3on' at PTW- l�
dents at the ,recent second inte'rrriedi_ stihutiron of ,the 'Lord's Supper. It not a doctor! Siruce D'ecemb,er 1 erilt is improving and he will soon be:
ate law examinations held in Oag'oode revealed the ministering love of ,the have set a ,broken; leg and a broken (back to school again.--Viceter Times-
Hall. Toronto. He stood head of a Lord; the supper revealed 'his Yield- waist, put ,stitches in a terrible cut Advocate. ,
list of 21 .successful candidates. ing, sacrificing love. 'Love is, the see- for 'a lad, -helped, out with medicines Died in Detroit
'On Thurs'd'ay dash ',when, men were relt of the ,supper. The Lord is about and 'suggested treatment in many I
ecru erd in taking down the scaffold'- to give up 'his• life into the hands ,of cases ,of ehildren's' sicknes's'es." death
has been received of the'
ga•g g dlelalth o'f 'Mrs. Georgina Miller ai; Icer' ,;
in after having completed ' Mr. sinners, .but in truth, he, gives him- Among the -Orientals g g P home .civ 'D,etmait on Saturday F otr'my
Bmadfrodt's brick chiimney, 'which is self upon into the (hands of 'h'i,s own; Whiting, of the young ,people b'f eriy lGeorgii-na Willis, she was Born '
70 feet high Mr. Ro'b'ert Sleeth was for, them' he dies tin' ''order that they ,one ,small group of Japanese in Brit-,
,. in Exeter, being a daughter- •of the.
struck with a piece of scantling while may live. On 'former 'occasions the nsh (Columbia, Dr. Osterhout, our Sup- '
p g late Mr. and ,Mics, 'Geiorge Willis. Be-
be was• standingsing plank Lord had, likened pa'rticipa'tion in' the erin,tendernt, slays:
bm'" a ,sin W, sides her husband, ,are son and one, ,
about 50 t6eet from the und'. He kin'gd'om of ,God to a mead' too which "The young people' bf 'Cumberland t
g><b dawglilter, 'botch .of :Detroit, surrrivo;
was knocked senseless and strap they were invited; here is' a meal, are a very promising 'group. Some
strange ,also tome sister, 'Mrs. Ferny, of De- i
to 'say fell dengthwis,e upon the plank. and one, too, in which the host offers of them ,have already been ,baptized troit. A ,b,r'other, ,the ,ante' Henry'
'The 'high ,s'choo'l football team of Mms'elf as flood and, drink. and received irn,VD the chairch. It is Willis,, died two years ago.= Exeter 11
Sealfor'th played a friendly game of The Lord' in His a'ddres's on this som'ew,hat surprising :to nolle that Times-A'd'vocatte. .
football with the Mitchell ,highschool o•ecasibn ',heaps' figure upon i figure. It nine or ten' pupils from Cumberland' ug ,
ion Saturday last. ,Seaforth was re- 'is a 's'piritual tordinance -and therefore have proceeded to university courses, Winner of Gold Seal $he
(Mrs. i1lZary Lamiont was the lucky
presm-bed by the, followin' Far- We 's'hould' naiturall'y expect something in farct the young Wan, Kajiyana, who ,
g� winner in the number guessing con-
wa,rds, ,C. :Mackay, Captain Ralph which cammrot, bre taken other than wton' the -gold medal in -his final's in -test, conducted ,b the ,Gold - Seat
Cresswell, Killoran, Devereaux, Keay, 69*aititvfely!. 'Luke and (Paul !both Toronto !Medical this year, is, a 'Cum- t y
give the phrase, "This do in, reWem- 'berlanrd bra The other our, men 'Congoleum Rug Company. 'at the
Dewar; half ,backs, Ilivingstone, and, gi P ne, Y• Y g" ' stave of Mr. D. A..Rann, which clos- ,
Prendergast- backs, Lerman and 'trance ,of'M,e. This is a parallel -to Okuda and Saito, are now students
ga ed tri iSaburd,ay, 'Mair 11th. Mors. La-
' goal;'D.. i aDonald'. the Pafschal Supper in which there in U.'B.C.; one ycl,ung woman, Miss mioint's guels was 3,,000, while. the ,r
Mr. Robert ,Carrnoch'an. Sr., Tuck- was 'a remembrance made every year SFi111V ., lis fain, ,mdstt>anTdmig contralto •
ersairith met with what mi• ht have of. past evexuts'. • In Luke's account. So]bist land pursuing her studies in number under the real proved' to b0
g 3,012.: 43rulssiels Post.
been a serious accident while in town w'el have "This cup, is the new testa- Italy at the, present time, One young -`youngster Escapes Injury.
on Tuesiday last. While he was driv- ment in my blood which is shed for woman'Mateukura by name,. admit- i
ing _up to ,Mr. Wiilsion's Egg Dmpor ylau-" 'Paul ,givers ,the same 'in these ted to the General Hospital here, the 99ek 'Willis,, young 'sign :of W,, E.
ium his h'o'rse hook fright at some- 'words: "This cup is the new testa- fimsrb of the Japanese race, is a Cum_ Willis, es'cape'd what might of been l
,thing on the .street, the buggy sltrik- 'mems in my hlootd," These are ,berland lgirl ,and -Miss, Nakanro'ls up- veryseriousinjury Saturday of last
'inig a 'tree box with such force as to strongly figurative e%presisvonvs set- plication has 'also" been accepted ,bIy week, en he fell . from the scaf- ''
throw Mr. 'Carrniochan but. ting forth.Ahe' new, o-ovenant which the saffle irisltitutilon. Miss' Nakano s folding, ,6bere the new post office is
IMrr. J. H. Broadfobt is having a Jesusfbxmed and se'al'ed in, His blood, brother is a 'graduate ,of U. B, 'C. and being acted, Ito the cennlent side- ''
(second situ sr placed. upon his, Tee& Thus the Load's (Supper stands, upon an ,editor rorn The Tokyo' Times. r h'is walk below. A front tooth . was 1.
dente. Ythe same piano 'vrrith baptism. , They is rather 'a rem,arka'blre record, for a knockedout, cutting the dnsd'de of
The annual crai rco ball was, held in at'e 'both, symbolical, little •,oult-of-thre=•w eLy iplake -.like Cum- hie lisp. 'causiing his mouth to swell,
(the town, h:al'1, B•ruseels, on Friday. of The ,IS�.upp'er ,offers us modthdng else herland and for a oomhnuinity of Jlap'- necessitating it to be padked with
t ' (", rex'
iaifered' tie n auk. E`oi�tvmatel a illi
last week. F'eop1e were pres'er1tE iron thlariu vvfllart ars ,dy anese who' ,are frost,,, Qbf �h'e mining y h eseap'ed f „
S'ea&Tth, 'W,ingfH&TA, IB,1'ytlr', Lis'bowel the word. By the ,e'at9hgg ani- druik- clrass,l'_iF'rlami. Home M%sibn Pafnplr 'se'rious head injuries ,or broken bones..
, and Clinton, , i• '' ing we rare',adilonnisihed than He gave let.--B-rnxssels Pa's1t.. .
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