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Send us M}:"KlI_3":'-'l/ Ici5 (f)vl\vJ_Al"l.Dw: 1 l`l-___-AA- 3- " or-'1-1c1=. AND -WORKS, 79JBAYFlELD s1. Phone 734 John F. Murphy, Prop. . P.O. Box 642 MEN'S SUITS, MADE TO MEASURE, TWENTY-THREE: DOLLARS UP E WE KNOCK THE SPOTS our or THINGS A_1gn GA_RM_ENTS a1;ci- in a Superior Manner 15 your Garments and have them cleaned _c1ean .All Kinds of Buttons Cowlierecl TYNER auuvul. no VV uverwy. Miss McLean is back after spending her holidays at her home in Palermo. She has about ten new pupils. A ...-_.-_..- V- voav vuuavu uu auuuuuy. Miss Lillian Sloan has returned to school at Waverley. Minn MnT.nnn :n I-.....l. ..t'A..... ....-.__I!-.- Iuvv, auul. nuns uuu IOU! uaugntere. On Wednesday, Apr. 19, the marriage of Wemngmn Woodard to Miss Ethel Robin- son took place at the home of the bride : arenta. The ceremony was performed by gay. Mr. Peer. Only the immediate rela~ `tivea were present. The happy couple left on the afte'rno'onA train for their home in Thamesville. ` "iar$.mi5T ~."B;1`1w;:u{ Miss Jessie Bell, Stayner, spent a few days with Mrs. J. E. Hodgson. . - -`Mina Mnnnnn at 'lI.._.:I4..._ :_ __-;..I-, Ll. 1LUU5HUUe -' Miw Manson of Hamilton is spending a few days with Dr. McCallum. ' The W. M. S. of the Presbyterian Church held their monthly -meeting in the basement of the church -on Monday. mun T."cin Qln-an L-- --1-------~` ` ' April 26.-Liisa Evelyh Sloan spent Suin- day visiting her mother. ' II __ I\ A 7` II .._.. _..... ----..... Iuavvnvuvl again In vunrgu Work has commehced on the land on.one or two farms here. _ Seeding will be shortly in full swing if the rain kqepa o.` LIU Bl llll u Geo. Downey and daughter Florence of llmvale spent the week-end among relatives are. [ _ . [ . . School reopened yesterday with Mr. Gow- ans and Miss Svl.-itzyer again in charge. War`: `Inc an-n-uuu.-...l -.. LL- l_..-l Hr - --....-.- an-u Quinn : MM}; J. A. Leece (who has been 1 her father, Rev. J.. R. Isaac, who is . at Saskatodn) returned home last we leaving her father much improved- healt T "g__ 1v\_____,, I I I - 1 IIULUU HUI? Mr; and' Mrs. Isaac Downby; have'p1 chased a home in Barrie and intend move in shortly. J. Ina 1...-.....l.a .. ..-_ A---J- nuuvu Ill UUl'I4l o J. McKinley l'1a.s bough for himself and family. 1;... 1 A 1---- I I .-...-... -anvuun au LUIIUIIIIU. Miss Ellen Stokes has returned to 1 met after apending 9, few.weeks' at home here. ~ ` ~ II. .....I ll ... 1' -\ ` ' ` April 25.-Q-Mr. and Mrs. visiting friends in Toronto. 11:... 'nn_; :1. u - as vxsmng his daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) Peer. After a ngering illness Andrew Robert- mqn, for many years a resident of Stayner, passed away on Thursday morning. The funeral service was held on Sunday after- noon in the Baptist church and was con- ducted -by Rev. Mr. Peer, assisted by Rev. F. J. Lehman. Mr. Robertson was 75 years of age and leaves to mourn besides a wid- ow, four sons and four daughters. On Wndnmdnv Am 10 +1.. ........:..... -: <=1*v3=cH7- _ly_IINESING s bought a new Overland . mmulv Mrs .1 Bufchell Tnvnnln n wifh sick week, her s pur- gs. uuuca auu men we say "Good-bye Lord, I do not need you now, I have your . addresssome place and will look you up if I get sick or in trouble." Secondly, the child hasea spirit of faith and trust. This is a scientific spirit. Some old people say praying is not any good. When we begin to study color we do not -.examine our eyes. When we start to study music we do not have our ears examined. We simply begin. The value of-prayer can only -be learned by praying. The little child prays and puts it to thetest. In simple faith and trust `it talks with God. When we grow older we question and doubt. This is quite scientic if we go on praying. Here Mr. , Apnlegath referred to peoplebeing very self-conscious. about growing old and em-, - ploying the camouage from the drug- ' store to fool others. The age of the body, however,` has nothing to do with the age of the soul. If you are thinking about ` yesterday more than you are of tomorrow, ` you are growing old. If you want to keep perpetually young, you want to take Jesus Christ with you down the corridors of time. Thirdly, the child is an interrogation mark. If [you -believe in the God of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob and do not be- lieve in the God of Willie, Tom and Mary in your _own home, you are a back number. t The spirit of perpetual youth is the spirit` of_ the open mind. Some people would c sooner go` without knowledge than get it 0 in a new wav, Fnurthlv tho :-MIA 1.... .. -...--__..._ `pg. nvn\aI\II1rIl.IlI_ I7 Clapperton St., Barrie, Ontariol ...... ....... mm mm giving the little child` ; square deal. The dependence of a little childcalls for the best a man `or a woman can give. The child comes from God and God's best gifts can only come if we have dependence on Him. The whole training of our education is to be independent. The minister better than anyone else knows that true happiness is most often found in de- pendent homesf When a man has riches and has not a spirit of independence the ` world loves to call him -by his rst name because he is beloved by all. "When we ` are poor we are dependent and pray. We 1 get riches and then say `Good-bye Lord, you now. I luv: mu... . s:j';t:;di irst. past that True, been exploited vuu u. we most gl0!`lOl1S of Bri- tion is Women and children the lives of children have for gain but we are getting and giving the little child e time 3 time} m uuug. une OI I tish tradition first. True I `Roan -u...I -L- .l Kingdom you must nd it out from the children. Surely life is a tragedy if a man knows only tempera`! things and misses the best in life. - Let us` analyze the spirit of the little child, Firstvwe have the spirit, of dependence. The first thing a child does is cling. One of the most glorious of Bri- is Wnman om: ..l-11.1-- mun uuu uream. ` In the evening Mr. Applegath spoke to adults, subject being How to Keep! .Youns-`- ' ` I For his text he took those familiar words, i Except ye become as little children ve 5 cannot enterintothe Kingdom of Heaven." 3 There are four kingdoms with which; acquaintanceship is necessary for our hap-? piness: the animal kingdom, the vegetable` kingdom, the mineral kingdom and the Kingdom of Heaven. The first three p` supply our temporal needs while the last supplies the requirements of the heart. It . does seem rather peculiar that men become intimately acquainted with the first three kingdoms and yet have no knowledge what- ` ever of the. other. Some people think Heaven lies on the other side of the under- : 4 taker's. This is a pagan doctrine. Jesus'{ taught the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! i and the Kingdom of Heaven is a kingdom ii of perpetual youth. Jesus told Nicodemus ` except a man be born again he cannot! enter the Kingdom for the `gateway of f4 Heaven is by becoming a little child. If ;'. you want" to nd nut nnml..- ..r...... 4-: 1 uxe unis beauteous ower. At the Sunday School session in the afternoon, the address was to the Inter- mediate" and Senior Departments on Vis- its and Dreams. `In H... ........:__ IL A V - a. uuauuca 0183888. _ . r j 3 At the morning service the minister _spoke to the Juniors taking forehis text the -words, .I am the_Rose of Sheron`, In a moat intercseting way he.pointed out mzinyl beautiful qualities .and uses of b the rose throughout. life andiehowed how Christ `is like this beeuteoue At H... .....a.... 5-1.--- ___r._..u..._. .. srgaaucu apccuxcr. `A " He ve'ry evidently understands children and knows. how to interest them.{. All the- services wre largely attended. j The music was -bright and appropriate, that of" the evening being in charge of the Baraca and Philathea classes._' ` _ ; ~ A` cl... _-_----r ` One of the suecessful Sunday School- anniveraaries in the history of the Collier St. Methodist Chuith, was that held last Sunday when Rev. C. Sinclair Qpplegath of Port Hope preached special sermons. Mr. Applegath is as gifted speake . " "A cu;-u l\II:Alnnn"-- ....-l-: I vvnu. uwuu was uanon tux Wlll rank 1 to the bishop of the diocese and C2 Rushbrook next to Archdeacon Rix. rm___ ,_.____:_.L,,,, . n'I_"_1g_e1: 'I:ires Lead Them Alll ___-...- --..rv.v. gav- In recognition of many years of faithful service in the Diocese of Caledonia, Arch~ bishop Du Vernet has appointed Rev. G. A. Rix to be Archdeacon of Prince Rupert and Rev. W. F. Rushbrook to be honorary canon of St. Andrew s Pro-Cathedral. This will -mean that Canon Rix will rank next V to the hinhnn of H... I`:I\nnzu\ ......I 11-..-- Canon Rix ei:c;ri1es Archdeacon The many friends Ahereabouts of Rev. G. A. Rix will -be -plewed to read the fol- lowing despatch, dated April 15, from Prince Rupert. B. C.: 1-_ __VV u A cgown HILL ruxuu nun W111 ranx next, -and Canon` fn Avvnkdnnnnn 135- April 27.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canop- bell have `the sympathy of the community in ;the loss of their infant daughter. Miss Beatrice Johnson of Toronto is vis- iting with Mrs. A. J. Johnson. 'l`-hp F1-innrla at I11... 'r:__:_ I-- uuu -rnuce nupert Minions on the launch Northern Cross" on which he visits peri- odically outlying places in the district, conducting services. His energetic and far- reaching work in the district is well known and appreciated. . the Prince Rupert Minions Nm-tlmm nu..." Av` ...L:-L VILIS wuu, nus. A. J. Johnson. The friends of Miss Llzzie Palling are 3013` April 25.-l2l_r.('.i`l1`omp;on of Owen So{md' is visiting his daughter, Mrs. (Rem) Aft:-Ir R non:-inn illnnm A.ul-..... `D...L....:. When Washing Table Linen Do not put table linen through the wring- er-it will make creases that no amount of ironing will remove. Iron linen lengthwise, not across. Never starch linen; always iron ` very damp, wrong side x-st, and nish on the right side. \ ""='7ii'. Simtpson of Pittsburg is visiting with his aunt. Mrs. George Dyer. 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