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Run? 23. 1925. RUSK--In loving memory of `Vernoh 1?`. `Dual: whn lnff 11:: Wnh QR 1919, 11 V CD. I . Sunday's Music V ,1` Seldom has St. Andrew s choir been heard to better advantage than i on this anniversary. `The morning ` anthem was Send Out Thy Light , (Gounod) and those in the evening were The Gloria from . The 3 Pilot Me (Helen Bidwell). `In the ; morning Mrs. Anderson sang My . World and Emory Hill gave I Can- . not Trace the Way. The male quar-~ . tette were heard at the evening ser- r vice, their number being When the Mists Have Rolled Away.' ' A Congregational Tea The congregational teaon Monday, , given for the adult members and ad- herents, was `one of the largest af- fairs of its kindin the history of the church, over 370 being served at the Twefth Mass and Jesus Saviour, ` ' tables. which were prettily decorated . with owers, candles, etc. --A special table reserved for soldiers had a score of these ex-service men. During the tea very enjoyable music was given by the B.-C.I. girls orchestra. Be- fore and after the excellent tea serv- ed by the Ladies Aida pleasant time was spent in social converse. There was also a delightful, though inform- al, programme. w_ith.Rev. J. S. Shortt as chairman. Solos were rendered by Miss Ross, Emory Hill and Trueman Williams and a duet byMiss Marshall enthusiastically applauded. Short speeches were made by several men and thanks voted to the orchestra and others who took part as well as to the Ladies Aid. Rev. AW. F. McConnell", Dominion 0rganizer for the Presby- terian Church Association, who was . passing through town and stayed over and Mrs. Hardy; all of which were for the tea, made a short address. .GORDON- In loving memory" of Jane Gordongbeloved Wife of Joseph Gor- don, who died March 1, 1923. A loving mother, true and kind, No friend so true on earth we'll find, For us she always did her best, ` God called her home and gave her rest. 1--r.-_I_ _ __ :I _ -4 .1 . _ A. .91.. VV IIUII WU `IUVIJIEIJ Llllh UL LIIU U117 WIIU has done The most for mankind in hr place, Who has lifted the world from dark- nnaa I-A 13-rlnf VV llU 15 wuruxy LU`Ll1ll.Ll 11]. L115 IJIUEUIIUU f God, . - It is Mother who comes`to our mind. ITLIDIX`-"111 lUVlll.5 lllUlI1U1'_Y UL VUIIIUII E. Rusk, who left us Feb, 26, 1919. God knows the way, He holds the key, He guides us with unerring hand. some time with tearless eyes we'll see, Yes, .there, up there, we'll understand. 'I'_ .._l1-- uvs 9c I. 15110 lllblllllll Ill V G1 I In the hidden `life is found the se- cret of christian strength; What the New Testamentmeans by being born again is having the life moulded -in God so that it will issue spontaneous- ly in right. This is the difference between reformation and regenera- tion. Reformation deals with the outside; regeneration deals with the life at the fountain-head. When the life is moulded in God there is no need of a lot of rules to restrain from doing sundry things; the hidden life will be the guide. Though the hidden life is all that counts, the out- ward life should not be neglected, for by attending to the outward life the inner life is gradually built up until it reaches a point where it is wrought into the fabric of our lives. In this way are built strong christian char- acters, for to be hidden with "Christ 1i_n God is the secret of all strong ives. ' C1.-..'.`I_--!.. 'If_.._2._ / 76TH ANNIVERSARY 3 % OF S'%l'.%ANDREW S ken that Harry'C. lshlh nf Vnnnrn l (Continued from page 1) | makes us what we really are. Man}! is not what he tries to be; not neces - sarily even what he thinks himself to be. - ` l'I'\L_ 1.1.1.1-" 12:- _._-"'l' I '1 `F ` DU U5: The hidden life manifests itself in! the face. It has. a way of chiseling` thee countenance. ' We read it and trace character from it. This is the secret of` the strange way_ we are at- tracted or repelled by people. We of- ten see people whose badness is stamped on their faces. More often, however, We are attracted to people, which shows that most people are I good at heart. , ` D1111` 501:1` :{- :11 V\Anl`:k`n I-A Ln.-A A--ul guuu GD 111351 In ' V `Paul said it is possible to have our hidden life so moulded that from it will ow unconsciously, spontaneous- ly and naturally Christ-like thoughts, words and deeds. To have our lives so moulded should be- the desire of every christian. When this is achiev- ed the christian life can be lived with- out trying--spontaneously. People should not get discouraged if they cannot do this, because we cannot al- ways do right without trying. Yet men and women are not christians in the highest sense until they can. A person has not mastered a language until he can think in it; so a christian has not reached the degree which he should attain until he does the right thing unconsciously. So long as a person has to stop and think before he can decide what is right, his hid- den life has not been developed as it should be. Sometimes it takes a great crisis to show us what we are, be- cause we are what we are below the line of consciousness altogether. The life is not hidden in God until itdoes right instinctively. Tn (`Inn 1'I:I`I'!|I`I I~: :1-o 4-`A11:-an-I `-`In an `CARDS. 01-" THANKS IN MEMORIAM .- --..---.. ....--`.. uwvv -Husband and.":a;r;i~I -Family. HELD OVER TILL NEXT WEEK [that arrived in the office too late for Owing to lack of space, we7 are re- insertion this Wek- i luctantly obliged to hold over several 1 articles and budgets of correspondence Shop where you are invited to shop. I A. Moffatt, Plumber and Heater Frey ;Ac'r OT TON HARDWARE C0. CHOICE ROUND STEAK ........ .- 20 LB. CHOICE ROLLED ROASTS .... --A -20 LB. at LOWE BRO33, Butchers Cut Prices on tl1eGoods You;Need at Otton s general Purposew_ {C(la:w` 1-qt. Nickel Plated Gen- uine Thermos Bottles, reg. $4.50 Cut Pr. $233 .Westinghouse Electric -Irons (guaranteed), reg. $4.75 . Cut Price i'3t'e}" (1?s's" ::`<;rc1)`,c Ye`; $1.25 . . . Cut Price 99`: Solid Copper N. P. Tea Kettles, Cut Price `Hubbell Square Electric "'l';-_;-__ 11--- -_ _. partment Phone 123 ii SPECIAL It pays equallyas well to shopT here {as it dbes to READ OUR ADS. Come ii: yout thousands. It's worth -your while. Westinghouse if Tipless Tung- sten Lamps (guaranteed) Your "choice of ` 25, 40, V60-watt SATURDAY ONLY! 0! E6AT."bi1'.'" 5 GALS. $1.15 cu |.ua.L narryu. nshlp of Vespra, ncoe, did on the I, rnnbo on "$ 3j $1. English Clovgr Leaf Cu and-Saucers . . . . . . . . Cut Price, 19 complete Cups only . 2 for 25 Alum. Combination 6-qt. Stew Kettle and Cereal Cooker, Cut Price Aluminum Oval Covered Roasters, Cut Pr. 5 2-qt. `Chef s Own Alum- inum Double Boilers . . . . . . . Cut Price invited 10 dozen Best Q Clothes l_ ins for . . Atkix; s Imperial Hend Saws, 26-in., made of re- ned spring steel, ready` for use, regular $2.75 . . .. . Cut Price each Nice. 6 large rolls Toilet Paper for . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Cast Siteel Backyard is essential, whether it be used in a home, a factory, a war"ehouse, an office or loft building, etc. Our business is to build, clean, repair and make drainpipes do the-work for which they are intended, namely, to drain of water and sewerage and other li-. quids. All `kinds of piping made, tted and installed. A GOOD DRAINPIPE ` BARRIE "$'1.'59 uuuuu u'18!`6tD. the claims of `.9, ' ICX .td. . 23c $1.98 $1.79 79c uuuu, uxu O11 [I13 , 1925, make an t of all his pro- of his creditors Mackay, Official (1 me to be cus- f the debtor un- ehf first meeting 0 administer the 49 17c 13 23c 47c 5c There was a good attendance at the I.0.0.F. euchre on Wednesday night. Thirty-three tables were layed and the prizes were won` by rs. G. G. Moore, Mrs. Alex. Douglas, H. Carle- ton, A. H. Lowe and Robt. Craig. van that the first n the above es- Ir. Mackay's of- se in the Town day of,March, he forenoon. te thereat proof lodged with me eld. at the meeting e prior thereto. otice . that if you t the debtor for.- I fn ran]: rnvnnf THURSDAY, .1-'1-'.3I;uAmr 2e%, 1928, , EARRIE, ONTARIO. EVERYTHING REDUCED; 9AP!I<.>.LIHI::A'r1?E T011381: Frid3yo. Saztlrdayv 1211 4 - [2 only Fur-_Colla1"ed ov.[ `Pure `Wool Sweaters and ercoats, . . 5 . . . Swegter Coats . .T PENMAN S UNDERWEAR, Au. slznax MEN'S HOSE - Blue and kh;kiV,_1-lfzes. l AA [316 B OVERALLS, SIZES 34 TO 44 -% $2.00 10 only "MEN'S ovaa. I` COATS, reduged to . $14.95 or $2.95 ved, 45c STEPHENS` Leadsfor Value MEN'S V TROUSERS $225 and $3.50 `B1613 SHIRTS L. A. STEPHENS s'1>_ii:"iAi."f' ....... n, IJJUIIQIU I-\vU3,3 I9lll.. ween. . i _ _Mrs. E. B. Reld of Huntsvmlle 13 ms- !1_t1ng Mrs. Alex. Mllne.-. l Mu W .D V;nn {n 1v:l-`nap `tau a:a_ . v-I-tnvonna saw. ---wry, ----nu olnonnun nonn- V `Mrs. Fred Marr returned last -weeii after visiting in Toronto for ve lweeks. `II ... `I'.......` fI..`I`I2.._-' -1! T\-_.1-_:.'l- a yvccn_ _ _ v !_V Mrs. Vernon Finlay of North `Bay 1 1s visiting in town. - ' Don I` f`. `Iguana `D D iviaidrnnl 1 La vzauaulg ul uuwu. ' V Rev. F. C. Harper, B.D., visited sDonald Ross this week. e um... 'I:! D` n-:A -1: u'....L_._:n. :_ --:.. IREDITQR5 -lung Aura. ntca. u.ul.uc.'- Mrs. W. -R. King isvisiting her sis- -ter, Mrs, Nelson, in Ottawa. I `Is l'?,,L-1,!,, . II III II I ,0 luv-` --nu : -vvauv-o on: V-ova ~ Mrs. R. Hutchinson of iiidland is !visiting her niece, Mrs. Parker Hart. `nt_._ ~n._-.1 Ir--- _-`-L__...___s u__; .__-.-1_ "fsi}, James Collins. of Pa_rkside,| Sask., visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Collins .recently. . I was m@:n nnnnnr II` 12.-.9-`urn gnaw` Miss M. Atkinson `is in Tdrontd this ` week. - IA ..- 11-_.._.;'*m:_1___ -1 xv__,;_1_ -rs-.. i`uxilss~s`y}'J1Tie Cowper of Buffalo spent -the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Parker Hart. `Ill..- `||.I'..LJ.L....'- `Il'....L.`.. .....] ...._ -3 Ii/Etghew Martin and son of. lBeeton `spent the weels-end with Mr. - and Mrs. Ed. Biggar; - * I MR: Muna (`Jo-nir. A9 'l`nvvn\-M-A {cs auu LVLIIEQ LU: 1315551 . I Miss Madge Clark of Toronto is visiting her parents, 1911'. and Mrs. P. `T. Clark, Bradford St; lK1'nn Too W:1nnn nnA`.M:u `7n1vv|ol .l.; \Jll'l\, lJL'dLl.l.Ul.'ll Oh I Miss` Jean Wilson and`~ Miss Velma ,Ward spent the week-e'ndb with Miss I Edna" Ward, Craighurst. Ila-rvvuu Tninkffnnf A` Tnrnnfn id `rid. fiZri`a`h}733'`3` 'E'oronto is vis- ;iting at the home of Miss Lightfoot, geon the Little Lake Road. `IE1-.. Il ...-........L C|:....1_:-- - 'Il..`Il'.... U11 DIIU IJIUDIC uanc l.UIu- Miss Margaret Sinclair of McMas- ter University, was home with her parents for the week-end. A'I'nv (`.n-uynn and Jnvnnc .QI-vrlsunln L LIIU UUULUI` I01`.- to rank, proof e filed with me om the date of nd atter the ex- ed by subsection said Act, I shall of the debtor's entitled thereto, the (tlnimn nf Wl'F}.1e friends of /Jos. Rin`ehart,Wey- burn, Sask., were pleased 130 see him after twenty-one years absence. Mr. paxcuua J.Ul.' DIIU WUCl\'Ull|-In Al.'ex. Cowan and James are m Wmdsor thms week the Grand Chapter, Royal . SOIIS. / mL_ A_.:._...1.. -2 7-.. 'n:..`_1. $&&&&w$&&am&&&a[ 1oo s,u1'rs,% peg. to $30, reduced to . . . . 4 PAIRSLFOR $1.00 HORSEHIDE MITTS AND PULLOVERS L1 LL Reduced to . @5_BOYS" SUITS PERSONAL Lue cuums 0! ice. 24th day of Feb- 9c N G, Custodian, ltor. $6.95 Shrubsole attending Arch Ma- `0 v ` "" """"" DOUGIAS DRUG sroniav, EARRII-sj nBRADEN-At the residence of her daughter, Miss Ethel Braden, "Port- land, Oregon,,Mary Sutherland, wid- ow of the late James Braden, former- ly of Cookstown and Barrie, in her 85th year. GIBSON- At Ivy, Feb. 21, 1925, Miss Elizabeth Gibson in her 82nd year. McLA.UGI-ILIN-In the\Roya1 Victoria Hospital, Barrie, on Monday, Feb. 23, 1925, Jean McLaughlin, of Stroud, aged 40 years. - . Vvanted, persons to grow Mushrooms for us all spring and summer. Com- mence at once. Earn upwards of $25 weekly, using waste space in out- houses, sheds,` barns, root-houses or cellars. Light, pleasant work for either sex. Illustrated booklet and particulars sent anywhere for stamp. A 9cstw Dominion Mushroom Co y., Toronto I'BEL.EsKY-on - Fri day, February 13, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Belesky, 69 Innisfll St., a daughter (Dorothy Mary.) CUMMING--In the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, February 23, 1925. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cumming, Phelpston, a son. . . JARVIS- On February 24, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jarvis, (nee Nellie Coady), 115 Glendale Ave., Toronto, a son. PUGH--A_t Chicago on Monday, Feb. 16, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Pugh, a dauzrhter. ' RICHARDSON--On Jahuaery 31, 1925; to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Richard- . son, Stroud, a daughter (Mary Isobel) (B ades niay be sharpened more than ` once). Work guaranteed. Cut down your shaving expense. Bring your blades to us. I\3IIfII'llV KIHIIII IFI`I\I\II 'i|I\I\IT` urn. T T Mrs. H. S. Anderson of Toronto spent Wednesday with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Turner, 70 Toronto St. II ..- A `I 1I7-1`I_-_ 1-31. 'l--L .......'I. L\aU.Vo VV Ill. Illphlll 15 .llll1Jl'UVll.l5o -The ladies of the True Blues and Barrie -Orange Lodgeiput on a suc- cessful euchre, Monday night, all rizes were won by _the following :- Ladies, 1st, Mrs. G. G. Moore; -2nd, Mrs. W. J. McIntosh; consolation, Mrs. Williams. Men, 1st, S. Carle- ton; o2nd, J. Buchanan; consolation, Frank Hill. resent having a very enjoyable time- );'C: wlgajwlson, of Vespra, in the Merchant, Auth- .I. UICUH DU D be Mrs. A. J. Wallace left last week on a trip to Long Beach, California. Mr. -Wallace accompanied her as far as Chicago. Mia: T1-`ran T-Tn'rnn1-rr-av n-F Tnrnnfn \I'L GUI: \XUL Ill Mrs. Geo. `Kitchen and children have `left for their home in Regina after visiting. the formeifs cousin, Mrs. Ed. Big-gar. 1 A MnnT.nrnh unnn 4-n 'I`rnv.'\-ni-n IDIUIX \J1ll.1Ll1'Ull 35 uuraca-In-u.'uuuug. MISS Irene Wllson returned on Wednesday to resume her training in the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, after a holiday of three months. ' T`I ----..I'I `I'I__.L.-.'.I.l`- -_-`II L_1-.. ..1_.__...... llIUlllaIlD- Howell Partridge will take charge of the service in the Congregational Church in the morning on Mar. 1st and Rev. `W. J'.. Watt in the evening. Rev. Wm. Hipkin is improving. Jmm Inrnu (VF `+1.. rm... 121... gm: ca .uuu;a5u.. .Miss Irma Humphrey of Toronto has returned home `after spending W0 'weeks with _ her cousin Miss Grace Goring. Mun {Inn T(N*n1vu:n\ our] nknyvnn RLVLI-'5. .lBU- 12135513 . J. A. MacLaren went to Toronto this morning to attend a meeting of the directors of `the Canadian.WeeklyA Newspapers Association. Min flnhln 12111-+nn In-I-'+ -Fn-r "I"n-rnnfn LVUW.U>1JfCpC1; l'l55UU1l1l:lUIlo MISS Gu1da Burton left for Toronto on Wednesday, where she has been accepted as probationer nurse at the Sick Children s Hospital. Mr and Mn: (`Inna Tillnff annnf IJIUIS LIIIIIULUIL B u.unpu:a.|.. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tillett spent the week-end with theiruncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T., Collins, on , their way home to Ponteix, Sask. I Mkann poi-u ovnnvnn Oh!` (low-f-vII1r'o Rinehart spent several weeks visiting his mother, Mrs, J. Rinehart, Blake St., and other friends. He .left last Thursday night for his home in Way- ]-nrrn ` J LLLII-3 burn. . IA ..- nu, uuawman, ltor, G, Barrie, Ont. v l:ll\`.'l1 way ILUIIIC DU IUIIDUIA, 0635. Misses Reta Cameron and Gertrude Beattie left on Wednesday morning for Toronto toventer the Hospital for Sick Children as nurses-in-training. M:ac Twang nrnann 1|n{-I1-rumor` nn Single Edge TlT):ubIe Edge 4c Razor Blades Sharpened {_':"{5e! .`{W`-1T{'3.`? 39.'?N ms sum: nxAmm.-:n i-Sadly missed by Husband and Family The" Graduate Nurses of the R. V. Hospital wish to thank Mr. Harley and all who so generously responded to` their sale of homemade baking and afternoon tea last Saturday. 9p Samuel Campbell and family wish to thank their many friends and neigh- bors for great helpduring Mrs. Camp- hell's illness and death in Toronto on Feb. 7; the Women's Institute for their lovely Wreath; also the Ladies Aid for valuable work they have done for the home. To all is. extended deepest thanks for kindness/ andpsympathy. _9c McCLEAN-In loving memory of 'Mary J. Thompson. beloved wife of Arthur Mcclean, who went'to.rest, March 1st, 1922. ' T V When we lovingly think of fhe one who ' `hon 4-`Inna . ness to light, And Worked for the good of her race, Of one who has silently plodded along, Retiring, unselfish and kind Who is zvogthy to.` stand in the pfeserioe VV llU 11215 IILLUU. L116 wurxu. JJIUIII U21-ll\'l rev Re<;e;vg1; Or- ent Made