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THE MORTGAGE AND THE MAN His hands grew soft and his eyes This is the tale of a mortgage and a n sns Ms se fead man and his son, hany Tale For his strength which isn‘t employed | * A father who left to bis only child a by day, with idleness grows stale. | » duty that must be done. k He is not the man that his father And the neighbors said as they e # gathered round in the neighbor‘s was" the * Curoue way: ‘And better for him ha¢ he been left "Too bud, togbad. that h e l6ft pss [ â€"{9 Work for his ment and bresd." [ . boy so heavy a debt to pay. Oh, the race dies out and the clan| , h % departs, and feeble grows the son | pay by day through the years that When they come at last to the dreadâ€" came, the mortgage held him fast, fut day when all of the work is Straight and true to his task he went Tone Â¥ 1 P + 1 and he paid the debt at last; For mauhood dies on the is of And his arm grew strong and his k eye kept bright, and aithough no |._ . aaso, where the Shisgrare oven biue : over knew s And each of needs, if we shall The thing that fashioned a man of | & st20n% a t thing to do| him was the task he had to do. mc n @@ _z Honour and fortune crowned his brow Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hooper, (Elea f till the day he came to die, nor Leeson) were in Toronto Thursâ€" But he said: "My boy shall never | day attending the graduation of their work against such odds as I. ‘3nnd-daughterr, Miss <«Ruth Wallace I have planned his years, 1 have of Harriston, who has been in trainâ€" This is the tale of a mortgage and a wout oh. Ant Ns ashy pale, fead man and his son, For his strength whi A father who left to bis only child a by day, with idle; duty that must be done. .,u.y“ ¢;t the And the neighbors said as they m,,“m ux gathered round in the neighbor‘s | , eerios way T | o se man *Too bad, too bad, that h e left his weke 40906 boy so heavy a debt to pay. Oh, the race dies . Lay by day through the years tha, [ _ _ fepartoâ€"ant fee When they come a came, the mortgage held him fast, fut day when Straight and true to his task he went sone y . waalt.â€" and he paid the debt at last; Atit 1 And his arm grew strong and his For___ ___.__‘?t. (work against such odds as I. I have planned his years, 1 have made them safe, I have paid his journey through." And the boy looked out on a world wherein there was nothing for him to do _ any‘s weekâ€"end Cruise Steamer This service arranged in response to popular demand, and will be continued only as long as traffic warrants. ‘Travel in comfort and get away from congested highways. E niee ns FROM ALL C.N.R. STATIONS SARNIA 10 BRAMPTON insuing s branch lines cardine, Southampton, Wiarton, Owen Sound, Durham, Creemore : â€" Carnie to Komaka: St Marvaâ€"Stratford : Ettrick â€" Wincham. Sarnia to Komoka : St. Marys â€"Stratford : Ettrick â€" Wingham. TO FOLLOWING STATIONS ON DATES SHOWN OTTAWA, Co Morrisburg, Fn" jUNE zznd' Pmcott,A'Btoch‘Zfilel: G:nr:l;oqug. Kingston, Nnganeo. Belleville, Trenton, Cobou(r’g, Port Hope, Oshawa, Agincourt, Uxbridge, Lindsay, Peterboro, Campbellford, Aurora, Newmarket, Allandale, Collingvood. Meaford, Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville. All towns in New Ontario on line of Timiskaming & Northern Ontario Rly.: Nipissing Central Rly. : Kapuskasing Hurst. â€"@als 2 VMVL L@llie ‘? P GIRVEC EOW Sarnia, London, Ingersoll, Woodstock, Paris, Brantford, Hamilton, St. Catharines, Niagara Falls. Locally between Important Stations at which Excursion and Sat. "u"E 23rd. T'u:kotz are loldâ€"-zk Ticket Agentâ€"See Handbills. Sat. JUNE 23rd. rso TORONTO &#s Cathan. CENTâ€"Aâ€"MILE ROUND TRIP EARGAIN FARES (Minimum Fares: Adults 75¢.: Child 40c.) Returning Sunday following Goingâ€"Saturdays only (Standard Time) Returningâ€"Sundays only 12.30 p.m. Lv. Toronto Union Ar. 10.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m. Ar. Owen Sound Lv. 6.30 p.m. Making intermediate stops as required in either direction. Note: Sunday train from Owen Sound will be cancelled Aug. 5, operating on Monday, August 6th, instead . f Connects each way with Owen Sound Transportation Compâ€" TORONTO and OWEN SOUND CANADIAN NATIONAL For Fares. Transit Limits, Train Information, Tickets consult nearest Agent. NEW WEEKâ€"END TRAIN @Even a fisherman‘s family sometimes worry about him, and Long Distance is the quickest, casiest CANADIAN PACIFIC talk 100 miles or so for as little as 30 cents. Rates are listed in the front of your directory. . . . and they may be worried at home . . . and you reach a telephone ... you‘ve been away for days Call them on Long Distance . . . you can‘t start boasting D.C. TOWN, Town Agentâ€"Phone 138 Station Phone 18. WHEN BETWEEN ing at Riverdale Isolation Hospital School for Nurses. Miss Wallace was awarded the Gordon P. Jackson prize !lor General Proficiency during the | course. (Mount Forest Confederate) For manhood dies on the roads Of ease, where the skies are ever blue And each of needs, if we shall grow strong, some Aifieult thing to do Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hooper, (Elea nor Leeson) were in Toronto Thursâ€" day attending the graduation of their grandâ€"daughter, Miss Ruth Wallace Mr and Mrs N. E. McGuire and family and Mr and Mrs Bert Brehner spent a few days at Southampton. ' Mis Arnill and Bill spent a few days last week with Toronto f.rlend.s.! A number of young people attendâ€" ed the U.F.O. picnic in Durham last Friday and reported a real enjoyable Mrs John Duke spent a few days with friends in Hamilton. Miss Jean Ellis and Mr J. Kevil of Toronto, spent the last of week with her parents, Dr and Mrs Ellis. Week end guests with the Allan family were Mr and Mrs Jas Brown and family, Alpena, Mich; Mrs Bert Stoneouse, Durham; Mrs John Wilâ€" l:amson, Palmerston! Mr and Mrs. Jas Leverage. son Will and daughter Elizabeth, Cedarville. Mr.. Waiter Horsburg and caughâ€" ter, spent the week end with his brother, Jas. and Mrs Horsburg. Miss Phair, Brampton, is visiting Mrs Petrie. outside? , A thousand blossoms of every shade, A thousand voices in glen and glade. Up and away, for they pass so scon, The miracleâ€" working days of June! Mrs Petrie will put on a picnic tea Thursday, from 3 to 5, in aid of the Women‘s Institute Park fund. Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Floyd and family. Berkely, Cal., visited their aunt, Mrs Tuck, a few days the first of the week. They are en route to England. Mrs John Hamilton, Mt Forest, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Hiscox. Mr and Mrs Earl Baird, St George spent the close of week with Mr. and Mrs Wm Nelson and Mr and Mrs Hostetter. HYMENEAL CHALMERS â€" CHRISTIE A pretty wedding took place at home of Mr and Mrs Robt. Christie, at high noon, Saturday. June 16th, when their elder daughter Matilda, R. N., of Toronto, was married to to Mr Earl Chalmers, also of Toâ€" ronto. The bride was dressed in copen blue georgette crepe and carâ€" ried Talisman roses and _ baby‘s breath. They were unattended. Rev. Mr Mcliroy officiated. Miss Margarâ€" et Christie played the wedding march and the bif‘de came in on her father‘s arm. After a sumptuous wedding breakfast, they left for a motor trip to Kingston and other points east. There were about thirty guests preâ€" sent, mostly relatives. Those from a distance were the groom‘s mother, Mrs. Chalmers, who was dressed in blue flowered chiffon and carried Richmond roses; the Misses Chalâ€" mers, the groom‘s aunt Mrs Marshall Mr and Mrs Moses, all from Toronâ€" to, and Mr and Mrs Henderson, of Durham. Mrs. Christie, the bride‘s mother, was dressed in navy blue georgette and carried ibutterfly roses and lilies of the valley. The groom‘s present to the bride was a Bagwith watch. The gifts were useful and beautiful. For the occasion the house and table were prettily decorated with peonies and other flowers. On returning from their trip, the young couple will reâ€" side in Toronto. In at the window the sunbeams glide, Who‘d miss a world like the ~world Twin to the moths that follow the And both beloved of the lovely June. In at the w ndow there comes tome The drone of bees in the locust tree; I watch a butterfly ‘till I doubt If butterflies know what they‘re aâ€" A squirrel chatters a boli Though I left the nuts he I‘ve always wanted to lie till noon Some lazy, wonderful day in June. In at my window the sunbeams creep I should get up, for I‘m not asleep; A bluebird sings in the hedge withâ€" A scent of roses is all about, Sunshine and fragrance and carolled tune And all the beauty ant grace of June. In at my window the breezes blow: They‘re calling me lazy, well I HOLSTEIN LEADER NOTICE There will be a dance in the Agâ€" ricultural Hall, Holstein, on Tuesday June 26. Music furnished by the Clifford Orchestra. Under the ausâ€" pices of the Boosters‘ Club. “J UN E” reproor found on trip to this locality on Wednesday. ', The anniversary services of the United Church Holstein, were a suc cess in every way. Ideal weather, , beautiful flowers, good sermons by | Rev. Winfield Hunt and appropriate , music by the choir were all enjoyed ‘ by a congregation which filled the church morning and evening. celved. Tlg Mr and Mrs R. B, Wilcox, Meaford and Miss Florence Long and friend, Owen Sound, visited Mrand Mrs J. Alles over the week end. Monday,â€" welcome showers that are much needed and thankfully reâ€" Mr and Mrs Clarence Fenton of Holâ€" stein, to Guelph, last Thursday. Miss Mabel B. Sharp has returned to her home here againafter the past year in attendance at Stratford Norâ€" Mr and Mrs Robt Thompson, Toâ€" ronto, visited with the Kirby family on Sunday. Miss Elvera Foster is engaged at home of Wm Nelson for a month or so. Mr Melvin Dickson, Kitchener, is spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs Wm Dickson. Aldcornâ€"Patterson: That the folâ€" lowing accounts be paid: Milford Bilton, sheep claim .... 3.00 W. H. Wells, sheep claim...... 6.00 Wm. Horsburgh, sheep claim ..9.00 Wm. Aitken, inspecting sheep.. 2.00 John T. Brown, insp. sheep .. . 25 Municipal World. supplies .... 4.75 Reeve Hunter, meeting to date and 1 day on townline .......... 5.00 Reeve Hunter, % day meeting Highâ€" WEY AMAMEOR ».1.arikrcr4rr.s 1.25 Members of Council, meeting .10.00 Clerk, half year salary ...... 160.00‘ Clerk, postage and telephone ..12.00 Treasurer, half year salary.... 62.50| Mr Fred McCaw treated himself to a Chev. coach last week. Mr John Dickson intends putting an addition to his barn, Mr Weaver doing. the stone work. Aldcornâ€"Ovens: That the report of the Road Supt. for work on roads and bridges be adopted. Carried. Ovensâ€"Patterson: That on account of the Village of Holstein not putting in a proper pay sheet, we do not pay until it has been put in in the proper way. _ Carried. Aldcornâ€"Ovens: That the Court of Revision adjourned from last meetâ€" ing be reopened. Carried. On account of the appeal of Earl V. Matthews to the Judge, re his asâ€" sessment, this motion was Teft open for the present. Mr Crawford Vollett. of the Air Port, Toronto, called on his sister Mrs W. Nelson last week. Pattersonâ€"Philp: That this Counâ€" cil pay the sum of 25¢ per hour for men and 25¢ per hour for teams per 8 hour day and that the ByJlaw be amendcd accordingly. Carried. Mrs Chas Watson spent the week end with Mt. Forest friends. Mr and Mrs Geo. Collinson, also Mr and Mrs Art Wells. visited Sunâ€" Aay evening at Mr Ed Wells‘. Mr Bert Dickson ha@¢ the misforâ€" tune to lose one of his horses by lightning. Mrs Jones Harrison who is over from Detro‘t, is visiting in this burg the past week. Misses Selina and . Laura Truax, also Mr Truax and two children, Mt. Forest, spent Sunday evening at W. H. Lodge‘s. Council met June 18th. Members all present. Minutes adopted. Mr Farr Lawrence had a few tons of hay baled Friday last. We certainly got a kick out of listening in on the radio on election night to the returns. We are patientâ€" ly awaiting the Dominion election to came off as we are anxious to get a bang at Bennett. We congratâ€" ulate Farquhar on his fine majority. Mrs Wm J. ‘Wilson of the 20th, left for Edmonton last week to see her sister, who is ill. Mrard Mrs Jack McCannel, Droâ€" EGREMONT COUNCIL NORTH EGREMONT THE, DURHMHAM REVIEW , ptge. excise st. & tol. 9.69 ORCHARD David Allan, Clerk TORONTO would give everything to have an experience like his who repliec sayâ€" him. iuny would like to have the joy and peace of a consecratec Chrisâ€" t‘an, but are not willing to pay the price. We may be members of churâ€" ches and S. S. teachers, and have done many â€" wonderful works yet without the surrender of our hearts in full allegiance to Jesus, we will still be lacking. Mr and Mrs A. C. Marshall and children, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Hopkins of Egremont. Mr and Mrs Albert Marshall spent Sunday with Hanover friends. The Y.W. Aux. and Mission Ba.nd‘ met in "the church ©Saturday. afterâ€" noon with a very gooG attendanoe.l Several of the members read portions| from the book "Girls in India." Mrs‘ Harold Watson read the scripture lesson. The Mission were busy preâ€" paring scripture cards to send to India. 4 Mr and Mrs Allan Aitken and childâ€" ren visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Bert Watson. | + Mb and Mrs T. Wallace visitec on Sunday with Owen Sound relatives. | Returns from Saskatchewon ahow} ithe Western province playing their part in turning the Cons. governâ€" ment from office. The C.C.F. or Farâ€" merâ€"Labor party as it is called in Sask., made a determined bid for 'support, as it did in British Columâ€" bia, adding to the complexities of 'the campaign. The Anderson Gov‘t, lthough in main Conservative, deâ€" pended >or its existence on the supâ€" !port of nine soâ€"called Independents and Progressives, The standing of | the old parties in the last Legislaâ€" Mr and Mrs A. Noble of Bentinck were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Dawson Marshall. Mr James Scrieder spent a few days last week with relatives at Holâ€" land Centre. Mr and Mrs A. C. Marshall visited recently with Mr and Mrs W. Porter Mr and Mrs W. Wallace of town, visited Sunday at the Wallace home. lature were Liberals 26 _ Conservaâ€" tives 24. The Liberal leader and forâ€" mer premier, Jas G. Gardner, forced the fighting all over the province. As in Ontario, there was manifest Aissatisfaction with policies of drift, in respect of public outlays at atime that called for, caution and econo §. 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Because we believe that careful motorists are entitled to a furt}»r reward for Care, Courtesy and Commeon Sense in their driving, we have extensed our Merit Rating Plan in Ontario so that DISCOUNTS UP TO 25% are now available for Private Passenger Automobiles on All Classes of Automobile Insuranceâ€" PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, COLLISION, FIRE AND THEFT. SAFE DRIVING TORONTO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY WMM&.,&. by Canadian Policyholdars. _ ********* PETER RAMAGE Local Agent Phone 6 DURI THE YOTE BY POLLS 4 IN SOUTH GREY DURHAMâ€"Kernahan‘s majority 378 Kernahan Oliver K. O NORMANBYâ€"Oliver‘s maj., 205 1 Alsfeldt ..... 40 98 2 Ayton ...... 5 * Fonds ...... 580 113 CHATSWORTHâ€"Oliver‘s maj, 28 1 Chatsworth .. 79 107 NEUSTADTâ€"Oliver‘s maj. 6 1 Neustadt .... 95 101 FLESHERTONâ€"Kernahan‘s maj, North ...... 145 T7 68 East ....... 245 101 144 West ...... 286 120 166 BENTINCKâ€"Oliver‘s majority, 473 1 Cedarville ... 36 2 Hopeville ... 35 3 Sw. 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Full details MARKDALEâ€"Kernahan‘s maj., 116 Markdale .. 293 177 116 DUNDALKâ€"Kernahan‘s maj., 42 Dundalk .... 197 155 42 Flesherton . 145 143 PROTON â€"Oliver‘s maj., 447 . 61 17 . 90 91 .. 48. s n . 24 139 ‘ . 39 114 . 30 144 â€"Oliver‘s maj., 354 . 93 119 ~ITâ€" ASP . 42 125 .. 44 98 . 4500 124 52 42 88 36 47 59 maj., 549 15 115 15 114 112 83 19 131 105 12 71 184 55 58 ! osm'-â€"w.(.y'alf‘ T4 28 45 2 Walt Falls. 103 $ Berkeley ... 154 5 Holl. 6 Beaverdale .. 38 7 Cherry Grove 59 9 Wodehouse HANOVER tended by the Melville and Bethel cosâ€" gregations to Rev.T.Wesley Cosens Flesherton . to continue as their pastor for the 6th conference year were approved by the Settlement committee of the Hamâ€" ilton Conference at their recent meetâ€" ing and were referred to the executive of the Guelph Presbytery foraction Since the close of Conference the exâ€" ecutive met and reappointed Mr. Cosens as ministerial supply for the Bethelâ€"Melville charge for the year commencing JulyIst, 1984, to June 30, 1935, and wished minister and prosperous year together. DURKHAM, ONT HOLLAND â€"Oliver‘s majJ., 17 RUPHRASIAâ€"Oliver‘s maj., maon .. . 20 41 5571 8322 538 3288 Total majority for Oliver, 2751. SsUMMARY Kernahan Oliver K.maj O.maj nt .. 314 _ 863 549 r ... 502 1036 5384 sia .. 338 _ 840 502 k .. 356 > ~*88 478 .+ $ M 447 e TCO 004 354 June "o 676 â€"Oliver‘s maj., 534 197 145 51 117 146 T7 104 58 61 177 143 94 10 878 116 104 14 139 52 64 21 16 18 124 14 11 exâ€" 28 hi d ter: trioâ€"Lois Wis joe and Florence Gr $25.00 were receip The young people met at G. R. Padth Monday night, and q Stauff d M M College sonk nifre M Tuesday wended t Now Adds "B. A." t M D Mrs â€" Hert McFadden) : t Restocked his Strea M YOL. LV ino M id w irhain petus The Ige ent QuEEN sT. CHu TEA PRETTY no solos, Mi 11 M Pb > it H ali of 1 Aid trog W J. 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