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PHONE 46 Regularly Priced 1.79 to 3.50 Voiles and Piques but we have grown used to religion and the shine has gone out of it. PFuith, we think has been caten away by the ‘acids of modernity‘ but the fact is that religlon has never been « « UNPARALELLED CLEARANCE OF SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KINDS . Rev, Dr. Samuel Shoemaker, Rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in New York City anid perhaps the most famâ€" m“’h‘hmom’m ment in America, speaks plainly when he says, "If there is to be a recovery of religion, it must begin with the conâ€" version of the church from a merely, conventional Christianity to a vitil, Wfeâ€"changing religion. "Most of us were brought up in | religious homes | systems which are only the tons of men." changing" among all sorts of indiviâ€" mmmom-....u. soiving the problem of collective exisâ€" tence on carth. "Change men." save Thmtudmh-’n.‘ to set up another denomination, but wimply to restore and revitalize the be. Hef in God and the "direct communiâ€" nunma-r-iabr.-a-‘ «ays the first Christian fellowship en io "r, Buchman, this means that no hints are given to possible contribuâ€" tors. Supporters of the movement, so it is firmly believed, are guided .,‘ Gduln-hmâ€"um sufficiently to keep the leaders and Mh-ll-ld.uudm solicited funds When inquiries are made on such matters, it is their cus tim to let it be known that their fin continuing his article in the New York Times of July 19th, have the Oxford Groups taken up public collections or GRIMSBY GARAGE MAIN ST. E. PHONE 226 HALF PRICE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12th, 1936 OXFORD GROUP "At DRESSES THE GRIMSBY DRY GOODS COMPANY 1 ty SE Heecnes ‘uu-m-uhunmw-ynmnm- --:Iu-umm-nd-l-vm-tl-ymnq. -t-.&u.m-n-nm-um-u-mpm-; the '.-l-dm. {m«mmmuâ€" " | _ "What are the sins that hold -M‘“wfl.b !henm-m-«mm.lmd-n-m-hhn |preachers and laymen alike? Pride 105t their way. Our business is not | of opinion which fancies that we have| the saivation of churches, but the saiâ€" mnor | the truth, pride lest a mob of unwashâ€"| Yation of men, women and children, 1...'«: humanity invade the sanctity of their sorrow their moral defeat nind m‘:un. Snobbishness like a bart. | despair." ns or wire entanglement around our .mnâ€".m + are| seloct, exclusiveâ€" churches, lack d,nor;mm. persuasive :‘ 'mmmm-m”mm human heart, rn.: _lh_l!o‘guuhm.“wnnq‘.umâ€"....::.-â€"-- BE00 5 the l‘ml-u-n.hr-h.c-r' own way, and the rest, | _ "No matter, our business is to be real, honest and to face the facts of our own hearts, we who are preachers no less than the rest. In this wayâ€"a church may get a new preacher withâ€" out getting rid of the old one, and a ©7 IL This means making a clean breast of our sinsâ€"not only mistakes, complexes and inhibitions, but sinsâ€" confessing them, sharing them with others farther along than we are, and ventilating our hearts in the good oldâ€" fashioned way. ‘The next stages are quite clear, We must take a stand privately and publicly commit ousetves to God utterly. We who always| thought we were pillars of the church but who know we are no such things. We must let go and give our lives to others, in m series of new relationâ€" ships. We may have to make a blanâ€" Bathing Suites, Sun Suits, Slacks, Shorts, Halters, Tops, Ete. ket apology to our own family for imâ€" pattence, iliâ€"temper, for wanting our ' "What, then, shall we do about it 7 Why, take our religion seriously, find out how to go the rest of the way with our conversion and make a clean job N mt of Christ, and genuine christian faith :‘-uvh.-mnndh-uum and people. " may not speak. ‘The trouble with the ehurch is, want of personal experience Fear, envy, spite, the biack arts of| WOTH Until we change men and woâ€" gossip, and secret shames of which we| "*> 204 be is secking to transform refuge, a release from obligntion, â€"-â€"'._.’ escape from hard reality and service. BEACH TOGS HALF PRICE BETWEEN MILLYARD‘S DRUG STORE AND DOMINION STORE to 1.59 water as had been pymped during the Mrs. Bull left by motor for New York, whole of 1031, the year the system| the bride travelling in a pink silk was Installed. Manv more customers | boucie suit with white hat and accessâ€" and Irrigation accounting for the inâ€"| ories. On their return they will live in creased consumption. ‘Toronto. m At the village council meeting held last night George Sackrider, waterâ€" works superintendent, reported that he had pumped.. during the month of Julv, within 300000 gallons as much whereby it will crush. €,000 tons of stone to be used on the neighboring township roads. Regularly Priced 69¢ to 2.00 , Wbrll--duy-b-"u! |"Mitle peach" in the peach orchards | throughout the district, the Saitfleet | ‘Mhlfl-nm’uâ€"‘. |resolution requesting the Ontario deâ€" partment of agriculture to send an inâ€" spector to the different nurseries and Mmmmmm "-'Mvnmnhhnmm' mnâ€"mmmmuu ends.from bearing trees to bud "on young stock and see that the buds .mhmnâ€"-um_w ous trees. , All Straws and Light Sumâ€" _ ‘The situation is so serious, accordâ€" Ing to Fruit Pest Inspector A. E. Jones, that unless the disease is check» ed the peach industry will be ruined. According to Professor Caciar, of Guelph, the disease comes from inocuâ€" lation by a very small greyish colour. d-nlhtnc-h-'u-m Spread of Yellows And "Little church into a fellowship of the lovers and followers of Jesus. its understanding of the buman heart, and his contacts with human souls m-_-.m.u,.,. MEN‘S HATS 35 16 ‘1:25 Peach" Stirs Saltfieet Council Ask Assistance of Inspector. the Saitflcet| wedding on SAturday afternoon at ek passed a | three o‘clock WheB Miss Marion Marâ€" Ontario n]m Stewart, datighter of Mr. and > send an in.| Mra. John Stewart, became the bride urseries and | of Mr. Lealie George Vernon Drignui, peach trees, | son of Mr. and Mra. George Drignull. 'nmm!m ceremony was performed! by the when cutting | rector of the chureh, Rev. J. A. Raiâ€" 'hl-nm-. She was attended by Miss Helen Mitchell frocked in yellow point desprit with small mauve hat, 'â€"mnmâ€"h-uln-nd roses. Mr. Eric Bull was best man. After the ceremony s reception was held at 718 Broadway Ave., the bride‘s mother receiving in a gown of printed chiffon with a bat in matching tones and a corsage of Johanna Hill roses. ‘The groom‘s mother, who also recelvâ€" ed, was gowned in rose chiffon with blue picture hat and a corsage of Talisman Roses. Later Mr. and Mrs. Bull left by motor for New York, the bride travelling in a pink silk Regularly Priced 1.98 to 3.50, White Felt, and Summer Straws. ‘The bride looked charming in a frock of pink point d‘esprit with small hat of matching material, and a corsage of Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Milis, to Raiph Spencer Buil, M.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bull of Grimsâ€" ‘The marriage took place very quictâ€" ly on Monday evening in St. Barnabas‘ The altar decorations in the church were gladioli and the house decoraâ€" tions comprised pink and white table roses, gladiol! »nd baby‘s breath. ‘ ’wnmm~m and on their return will reside on Lincoin Avenue, Grimaby. The bride‘s going away costume was blue triple --‘ trimmed witi. white and white accesâ€" pt t oi iss La * A reception was afterwaris held at | Reeve Lawson. The chak was !m--odul-unp"m.m! AN"J;'!-““:' it w..,-wvn&lcl*mmum’m’.w":“ M.’ ns quesin mrrno wmhige momer wore | Ittler of the request that he made perâ€" mm.'?. whit m' M,mm'n-lyumdu-mfln- ..-'*“m garding the resignation of J. D. '_“ “l: ‘,mmmmmmm o x t ds It is understood, however, that no reâ€" Tt in sn Aiincn mgtonmain..., a faip: ‘The bridal couple left <a a wedding| _ Mr. Stuart was appointed road sup _ ‘The bride who given away by }mhlhrn.-zamml in shell pink georgette With matching picture hat and carried a brids! boquet of Premier roses and bBaby‘s breath. The matron of homnor WA# Mrs. Robert Robertson who was gowned in fower «d chiffon with small hat to match. She carried a bouquet of Giaâ€"ioiis and roses. ‘The groomaman was Mr. Roâ€" lard ‘The engagement 18 announced . of Sibbla Isabelia (LibBic), caughter of Mr. and Mro, WiHAM Flct, Dracside, | Main street west, Grimsby, to atr. Clifford Edwin AtWell, Detroit, youngâ€" est son of the late Mr. ans \trs. wu-‘ Ham Atwell, The Weddin; will take place . in St. JOBA‘® | Prosbyterian! w TO ‘l + M church, Grimaby, early in September. mother, Mrs. W. H.â€"Clin< -;,{m;.; Beach, has returned to her work at Pippapass, Kentucky, U.S.A. Miss Marion CHB@, M.A., who has been holidaying Mt the home of her Mr. . Armand~ Hummc‘l, sssistant town cterk, in Rold®ying mlony Lake Erie this week. . turned after ®peBOIAG a wyeks hoi. day at Honey HaFDOUr, Muskoka, _ Reeve J. E. and MFS Lawson l«ft on Monday on a feW @BYs trip to London ~m~-«~!-’vn Ontario. BRIGNULLâ€"STEWART 8t. Andrew‘®s ABglican Church, rimsby, was the s6ehe of » pretty edding on S&turday afternoon at MILLINERY Dr. G. A. and MPFA Sincisir have reâ€" Social and Personal / . ONTARIO Regularly Priced 2.00 to 2.25. The Latest Black and Brown Stripe, White Zero Shrunk. All sizes, 28 ins. to 38 ins. To Check Meters Moved by Counciliors Durham and Mackie that the water collector be inâ€" structed to have all meters checked every three months starting Septemâ€" ber 1st, 1936. Second Payment On Grant Moved by Councilior Smith, secondâ€" «d by Deputy Reeve Graham that the second payment to the Grimsby Li« brary Board of $200 be made. To Write Off Amount Moved by Councilior Smith, secondâ€" @d by Deputy Reeve Graham that the amount of $235.17 be written off colâ€" lectors‘ books being amount of tax sales on lots Nos. 93, 94 and 95 and 208 East Gore, N., being amount of arrears over the amount . which Ilt} tand sold for. Moved by Counciliors Durham and Mackie that the old account of Mr. John Scott be written off as he is at present paying his water rates in adâ€" _ Moved by Counciliors Mackie and Smith that we make a grant of $10 to the Lincoin Plowing Association provided they hold a match in 1936. . ! Payment of Water Rates Moved by Councilior Smith, secondâ€" ed by Deputy Reeve Graham, that the water collector be authorized to shut off water on all users not paid by October 1st, 1936, and that the sumâ€" mer users be required to pay in adâ€" wance before water is turned on. MEN‘S PANTS erintendent three years ago and reâ€" ceives a salary of $1,000, providing his The council divided as follows on this resolution: . Yeas â€"Councillors w and Mackie; Naysâ€"Depety Moved by Councilior Durham sad Mackie, that whereas council has been advised by the department of Highâ€" ways that our road superintendent is not satisfactory to them that he be asked to send in his resignation at 4 1000 PEmeeetety 9 had overlooked the items which we reâ€" | 3p4 Phys fer to above. 'cput&lnu-t.mc.., *muummm;mu; Nlm'ilfl"’mllfmg.',c ln-uuâ€"uuum'w.um ’-mt--u |Fr. Author ‘ 'ofllmutl-arnh‘l.h‘fl. | be reasonable and fair for the present | lows, An. 1 immmh”yu-ll see your | ton, Geome way clear to agree with us. iMistory *n I NE s t n se ee on ies _ ‘The council passed the following reâ€"| 2nd, Fr. Comp. C; Aubrey 'lh-l.l solution in connection therewith. iny-ac:-n-n\vu-.unu. Moved by Councillor Smith, secondâ€"!C, Lat. Comp. 3rd, Fr. Comp. . 3rd; ed by Councilior Durham, that the Laura B. Zocliner, An. History 2nd, rates to the Cottagers‘ Association for Geometry 2nd, Physics 2nd, Lat. water service remain the same as | Authors C, Lat. Comp. C, Fr. Author« charged to outside users. C ‘C.h.m-p.C:.lnnr.lmnh.Aa_‘ Division On Resolution Hist. 3rd., Algebra, 3rd. Geometry C,| The following resotution was preâ€" LAtâ€"Authors 2nd, Lat. Comp. 3rd. . | Division On Resolution The following resolution was sented to the council: we presume that in fixing our rate you (Continued from page 1) Mu”“pl-,ml TOWNSHIP COUNCIL FIXES TAX RATE | Mre. Gilbort P. McAdam Lat. Authors 2nd, Lat. Comp. 2nd; A-flnd“'m.om‘lnmu.om Physics C; born 46 years ago, Annie Anderson, Nancy Haworth, An. Hist. 1st, Geomeâ€" wife of Gilbert Peters McAdam, died) try 2nd, Physics 1at, Lat. Authors 1st, Mm-mmâ€"u;ucc«-p.m. Fr. Authors 1st, Fr. hth...mmhflohfl.mr.w:mmulmk(‘. six years and attended the Pn‘y-'CI-Kry(:.IALMC.".C-.mw terian church there. She leaves her C; Frances Jacklin, Guucuy.ml husband and two daughters, Jean and Lat. Authors 3rd, Lat. Comp. C; Betty, both at home; also four sisters| Agnes F. Kennedy, An. mn.-ym{ and one brother in Scotiand. The| Physics C, Lat. Authors C, Lat. Comp. funeral took place on Sunday from the 3rd, Fr. Comp C: Strachan McCaskill, | ‘L.G.'_Mnfllâ€"gulot-;ul.Amc.l‘Lc-p.c;l-ny mmmmwm;&mumuMAm Creek cemetery. > & |3rd, Germ. Comp C: Perrv MeLean ©‘1.49 OBITUARY esent| lows, An. Hist. C; Margaret E. Shelâ€" your | ton, Geometry 1st; Donald Smith, An. ,anry.hl.Ooâ€"ou,uhym g reâ€"| 2nd, Fr. Comp. C; Aubrey ‘Tennant, irlylac:-n-nwu..um.,, ondâ€"}C, Lat. Comp. 3rd, Fr. Comp. 3rd; the Laura B. Zoeliner An. Mistory 2nd FLANNEL PANTS Regularly Priced $2.25 to 4.00 Mostly G and Some l!nnâ€".'".{‘!’mna: 0 42. ’mmmwm playful squirrels are dropping fruit nl‘dlwm-'-ll-nllql‘ pass beneath the trees. Several have spector got it. The injury had, how» ever, gone too far and the inspector was compelled to put the cat out of its I ® I * C VT~*Y uid | â€"_â€"â€"__ | ‘ A strange case of crueity is reportâ€"| Tnnn"ro ed by Inspector W. E. Fawell, of Linâ€"| AUG.28 TO SEPT.12..1936 coln County Humane society. He said mmmereeereeeeeieiieiinrarreeiee ies had m::uy m«;-m-eu.-:-h Mastâ€"wl FINED 1500 AnD costs Me found that a thin rubber band had | fescae= been piaced by children around the| 49# Clark of Wainfleet Saturda en‘-ncrt.‘m-mv.-‘lh‘:""-‘ m’;‘ Welland of t rubber had gradually cut through the| DE in possession of a still and fine fiesh and was just about to cut the| 4509 and costs. He pleaded guilty t [&-p;u‘:lnnmuhu-.An History C, Geometry 2nd, Physics C, 'IALAMM Latin Comp. 3rd, |Â¥r. Authors C, Fr. Comp. C; Edward :LMLMC:MD.I-I- RUBBER BAND ON CATs _ NECK CAUSE OF DEATH HALF PRICE |C: Frances Jacklin, Geometry, 2nd.| y s Lat. Authors 3rd, Lat Comp. C;| aoo . C | Agnes F. Kennedy, An. History 2nd,| 4 z | Physics C, Lat. Authors C, Lat. Comp.| 3rd, Fr. Comp C:; Strachan McCaskill, | !MAMGMLMC;Imy' McLean, Can. Hist. 2nd, Germ Authors M““ Ard, Germ. Comp C; Perry McLean,| ;uuu.c:umr,c.a-wy' 4‘”“#” C; Bill McNiven, An. History C, Agr. C; Helen MeNiven, Chemistry C; lat-‘ E. Merriit, An. Hist. C, Geometry C;| Spectacies of absorbing interest Muric! Morris, Geometry 2nd, Agr. C:;| will surround you at the Exhiâ€" Owen Patterson, Physics C; Wiltiam| _ bition of 1936 . . . Rudy Vallee‘s Phoenix, An. History, 3rd, Geometry| _ Er¢at show and sponsored 2nd, Physics 2nd, Latin Authors C,| _ brosdcasts will transcend anyâ€" Lat. Comp. 3rd, Fr. Authors C. Fr.| _ thing he has ever attempted ... Comp, 2nd; Margaret H. Ponton, An. :::""‘"""""M History C, Geometry 2nd, Physica C,| . $# """“":’.""'""" Lat. Authors 2nd, Latin Comp. 3rd. O cuaiinl shell . . . Fr. Authors C, Fr. Comp. C; Mw-nll of 200 years h 4 in L. Randall, Geometry C; Eva D. Saiâ€" the by 1500 lows, An. Hist. C: Marcaret P sns | he spectacular pageant Ruoey AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES ENCOURAGED SQUIRRELS DROP FRUIT COAL â€" COKE . MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULTS ON ARTS AND SCIENCE THIRTY COURSES (Continued from page 1) A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION NIAGARA PACKERS LTD, McMASTER UNIVERSITY ALL TYPES BLOWER FUEL â€"â€"PHONE 444. For Calender and Information _ Apply to E. J. Bengough, B.A., Registrar seEssion orens 'n“(.m-un Twenty. L‘.Mhbmutlmth- Biologyâ€"Geologyâ€"Physicsâ€"Chemistry The minimum standard for most of the profesâ€" r.lh-nd?mm‘: a university degree. Young people want educatioa! preparation that fitudenta for work in the industrial w-:_lm-umw MAKES SUCCESS POSSIBLE HAMILTON BLOUSES Maize, Whfl. Pink, Blue. Summer Pullovers and many other items, EXHIBITION been hit, but police aren‘t doing anyâ€" thing. "It‘s up to the Humane Soâ€" Jos. Clark of Wainfleet Saturday was found guilty at Welland of beâ€" ing in possession .of a still and fined $500 and costs. He pleaded guilty to the additional charge of having liquor not obtained from a veridor and was fined $100 and costs. The case follow» ed a raid on premises at Bathfon‘s Point, July 14. guilty to assisting in installation of a still and fined $200 and costs with four months in jail as the alternative. ALuMu® mockk® .. kiwoon a. mcoms Wrate tor sibnommased booklets and paiders PHONE 46 vations at Canada‘s Premier Horse Show will enthrall you «Scores of other attractions. 4#