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“umlflm-’.‘ in with vigour and ardor. "Come Thou Fount of Every Bleasâ€" ing, â€" Tune my heart to sing Thy grace, Rna-dm-me-dq Call for songs of loudest praise." Another song immediately followed, #or people were coming in steadily alâ€" though no one heeded the disturbance. ‘The voices rang out again. ; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th at 2:15 in the MASONIC HALL, Grimsby This Meeting should be of interest to all women in Grimsby and the ‘M“: There is no =-r prizee exceedirg .".: hmar. mhh ales and Fulton are invited. ‘ Tne announcement of a stirring old Methodist hymn. There was no hesitaâ€" burly, got up to begin the service. An expectant hush fell on the assembly. .mhw-fin Brogue and opened the meeting with TRUST â€" WORTHY PRIVING their pl ) semblance of order was established the Rev. % 37 w.‘m'*“ e f e Sorest; quet,. tranquil, great trunks rising biackly to the aky. Finding good seats well up near the front, Mrs. O‘Neil, her face beaming, reâ€" -lu.m-uuw of five hundred people here." "I should think so, too," said Mrs. l-u-b.u“m "By Saturâ€" ‘U"’"'Ilvhc--nu-m-.. meeting, the weather is so fine." On the platform the speakers and hu-.nnu-mmh.-..m The Women‘s Institute dian Industrics to be addressed by _ au . "i0, Do0m day sun scintillated .fihw\l‘hwm ty arrived worshipbers in the h"bll-n-d-ym“ SHBank: ‘mnkes 012000 E0S mmb“'. JAN. 29th, 19386 Cmmz ... h. 4. .. dvchctbrcti atal 2 & Drivers for the Caredianâ€"American line have built up an enviable reputation for okill . . . courtssy . . â€" rellability, Mwmw-i"fm*% Aittcer Dewelt and Buffaie and with connécting carriers over the United States and Canada. . *A Aok your local agont about the targe roomy English es used by this line. The‘» construction is such zs to provide comfortable vent"ation at all times. Instaliment 15 A warm summer breeze !v hA M 4.4 nEAD OFFICE wcin.iflfl Ont. C. D. MILLYARD, LOCAL AGENT By Myrtle A. Bean PART 1 recent bereavement. But to the boy the mother had been as his whole exâ€" istence and now he was dependent on his father who was helplessly endenâ€" mh-h.ulhmllu-o‘ measure at least what he had lost. for the narrow bushy circle of wellâ€" trimmed black whiskers beneath his chin which revealed a good uatured mouth with humorous turn at the shook hands all around even rememâ€" bering Annabel. He was a little over the average in height with handsome, , "I well remember you und your busband, Mrs. Morton. and honed to Imhdd. Mra. Nesh. emotiona! and mmmmnmmm. #roup around her and started siceing mml&mmmm preacher‘s stand. In different gee. tions neonle were forming whils inte Il"h‘h'flhrlbllfil its to finish getting setted. Mrs. Morton though, with Janet and Homer and little Annabe!, made! her way ncross to the Yopley. nl “um.h“ #9 u04 hn John‘s mother died of the dinhtheria ‘ Nm,unlm"‘oufib-' ed to them on her way over. "I want you to he very nire to him:‘. ' John Wakefield was be«ida them as thev came up. "You didn‘t know Johnny is my namestke." he said afâ€" 'MY. putting his arm around the serfousâ€"eved lad of eight standing begide his father> "‘Well no, I didn‘t know you knew | each other," she said kindiv. "You| see it was only last year we met at| Smithville but we got so well acâ€"| S e ie L humdmflm“ 2M SepidccA® °C ... I-n.l-vu-'ldbnnu‘ rovered He chose his text from 1 Kings. 18th Chan. 41st verse. "There . 4\ _ us NCrmon . His clear ringing voice with its rapid utterance and his gearchin« charges, at once commandâ€" <i ntkention. He "wan . Renlam "aus and feariess, . John Wakefield preached persursive. _ The vet his manner vibrated well worth while, ' Other Dinners at S6, in "offee 'li-' Louis‘ RESiAURANT OF FIVE MONARCNS ‘There is probably only ome person in this district who has lived during the reigns of five British sovereigna. .oh&umd...da don, who will observe her 90th b day in February. She was horn in 1837, during the reign of William IV. During the same year Quéen Victoria ascended the throme, to be followed at later dates by Edward VII, George V and Edward VIHI. LIVED OURING REIGN Some one told me you ‘were going to Victoria. . I wish I had a chance like that," he said as h burried away. (To be continued) Air Conditioned the Year ‘Round 103â€"105â€"107 FALLS STREET can‘t manage too many things." good upeaking voice. Ever try? Well no, with my band practise, I ‘‘How are you, George? I‘ve often seen you in the band with your drum but we never seemed to meet." He looked at him with keen interest and George, in spite of himself, liked him. "I didn‘t know yo were a Morton till Carrie told me. We should have the band here." ‘Then he Iaughed. George shock his head. "No, I don‘t think we could very well play here. I can‘t imagine it. I think the preachâ€" ers would vehemently object." "I guess they would . I‘d like it though. You were never out to sing» salid, "I‘m getting my singers togethâ€" er for tonight and hope you‘ll join us." There was something compeliâ€" ing in his manner, with a confident M-&m«mm to amile. > \~ Carriec introduced Her new friends. "This is Miss Comfort. Mary Campâ€" bell here tells me Martha has a lovely soprano voice, Mr, Carruthers." He gladly included them. "We will sit together on the far side over there close to the platform." ‘Then excusâ€" ing himself be quickly made his way over to the group of young men on the vther aide of Morton‘s tent where he ran into George . I Joe Carruthers began hunting his singers as soon as he arrived and tgravitated immediately over to the |O‘Neil tent. The minute he saw Carrie .]m.u-.h'oyâ€"nh-hcl |the two bovs, \ h-m.dm”- | loads of Methodist peon‘e, young and |old. began to acrive from Grimsby 'Mm“h‘-ubm now the dav‘s work was.over. There were the Marsh‘s and the Moores, the Kitchens, Smiths and others while from the mountain came James Russ ;wnhhf--llv.lhl--nh ""She‘s more beautiful every time I see who was with a number of new acâ€" NIAGARA FALLA, N.YÂ¥. "Me #o too." sald Annabel, interestâ€" ed enough at last to break away from them alt. "v, o on e n pearh from the boxâ€"you know where §t In*" ‘sho â€"whinmdcg ut s Gie t tont white we‘re at may each have a nice big (M, be took charge of NAS TAKEN CATH His rtonor Judge J. 8. Campbei! has taken the nats of allegianve to King Edward VIIL All other county offiâ€" clais mave been notified to appear and take the oath of allegiance. ‘The oath is administwwed by Crown Attorney E. H. Lancaster as Clork of the Peace benediction by the minister and the singing of the National Afithem. and W. McNiven were added to the Trustee Board while . Mesars. A. ti Imu.'--ha.l.g_m, and James Baker were clecte* to the Board of Stewards for a period of three yearn and A. Cloughley, for a period of one year. while Ms. Z.~J Muir and Mr. A. V. Catton were elected auditors. proved as was a resolution expressâ€" lnmm’-mulfi. Bover of the Lincoln Floral Company for his generous donations of flowâ€" nbmmt-hobhn.l supper which was served by the men -nn_eh--uu-h-nm»- Organist â€"â€"â€" Misa O, Ormiston. Asst. Organist â€"â€" Mrs. G. Konkb. Carrie Durham and readings by J. D. ’uâ€"uno.l.-u. Recognition of the splendid service given by the minister, Rev. E. A. Earchman and Mrs. Earchman, was voiced in an mm‘ which was heartily endorsed by the Harold Jarvis, a vocal solb by Miss that the tota) resident membership had advanced to 302. Contributions to the program which added much to the evening‘s enjoyâ€" ment, comprised vocal solos by Mrs. _ In the activities of the cb Ban t Parome mebo complimented the various departâ€" ments of the church on the fine reâ€" sults achieved and cmphasized that the congregation sbould seek to keep ever before them we spiritualities of was raised for all ,.m"'mâ€"â€"â€". substantial contributions to the misâ€" sionary and bemevolent funds, the various organizations reporting credit TM0 Treasurer‘s report indica‘yd that the budget bad seen batanced for the year, in commection with which fi.‘-fltmemu.m Tâ€"ations, particular reference l“‘ ‘“” of Stewards of which Mr, T. R:Hunter, has been the Ee e ues mucr mal eaeoum Union, The Choir, The Mission Band, The C. G. L T. The Tuxis Boys and =. 1:“ _:‘N-hu- on J scripture and ‘offered prayer after ““hv( lbq-m'" ‘The report of the Seaslon indicated Wf’v‘m““ Eurchman WBhO Réad n nasea> YEARLY MEETIN(;; 100. [3 "oRE _ 1!8r0‘d Heaslip and loum @z2 _ TOCL07 "Pent a fewdays (Cortiaued from nage 1) George Moul:1, ;""Rud.i ’:fl“wmum“‘w MrJ. Norman Johnson at Barrie. & was accompanied back by u» ... Reports, all of which .‘h“c-l]]â€"mm ~-'“.'."n".~'°lu sccasion of her 1ii» Wirthday a to ‘”-".m."nm â€" Mrs, C. Laing, Mro."% NUENE GRIMSBY, OoNTAO f Social and Personal ’-IN MEMORIAM â€" | Frank Hitchman hay and Mrs. Harry Marsh, TRINITY uNITED Harog The Woman‘s of W. G. Parsons, t at her haae o ts y Pnd away Baturtay, Pebroary ; 1 her home on the | "Ty59, lith tirthday a f¢; You saing before you died of Brandon is tne | 9449 iteset, by We And CBHarth . Byen 'N-‘!d-ul Park Road, has be no formalities the speech from the throme when the ment for lils wt in the armed robâ€" bery of therocery store of Nick and Jfium.lflmm Perry, asd 22 years of 164 Hosslyn «venue wth, was sentenced to four teen pre in the penitentiary ny Magirate H. A. Burbidge Saturd1y, Eh-un. Â¥eb. 11. td session was scheduled Mhnmam night when King Goorge died. | _ Acting Premier Harry Nizon has anmounced the second seaxion of t‘%e It is likely the provine tax UI will be introduce? Reception â€"â€" R. Dawson, R. Kenâ€" medy, D. Blackwood, E. Hack, W. Nickerson, P. Grakam. First name to be chairmsan. ‘ Fawell, A. Culp, P. Graham, R. Dawâ€" S0m, 8. Young, A. Gro#, E. Hack. LEGIBLATUVRE MEETS FeB. 11 Repts m _ Printing & Building â€" L E. Claus. After ho had |bn-u..¢ long : experience and thorough acquaintance with the work of that beady, to occupy the responsiâ€" ble positicon of wardenship to which he has been arppointed. Assiduous in atâ€" tention to his dutics and untiring in his efforts to promote the highest inâ€" terests of the county, the honor which has come to him is a well deserved one and hiis fellow citizens in this community as well as throughout the district will heartily congratulate and felicitate him on his election as warâ€" den of the county of Lincoin for the year 1936. Standiing Committees for 1936 'h_-â€"tmuumnou, "You may rest assured that I will give the county in service and attenâ€" tion to duty all that I possess." A veteran member of the county council where he this year enters upon his tenth year of service, Mr. Lawson has occupied all the important chairâ€" manships cof the county council inâ€" eluding thiat of Finance, Roads, Penâ€" slons and Roads and Bridges, and is municipaliities their fellow members must be broadencd out in order that they serve the county as a whole and (Continued from page 1) that the work of the county council is different from that of their own municipaliities and that as members Industri®) Home â€" P Graham, R. J. E. LAWSON se HCNORED WITH COUNTY WARDENSHIP funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at 3.30 o‘clock from the funeral chapel.of J .H. Robinson and company, limited, to Hamilton cemeâ€" Grimsby 83 years ago, and for the pas 45 years had resided in Hamilton. She was an adherent to Trinity Bapâ€" tist church, Ske is survived by a son, Arthur E., of Hamilton, and daughter, Mre. Fyed Moore, with whom she reâ€" sided; also two grandâ€"children and Elizabeth Sophia Durham Cole, widow of Charles Cole, formerly of Grimasby and aunt of Charles and William Durâ€" ham of Grimaby Beach, died at the I-Odltru.-b-hv.mlun.‘ 1457 Main street east, Hamilton, on You sang before you died w . mw' W"‘":.uzwmmm Standing by our Saviour‘s side. _ YEARS wR HAMILTON AoBBERYy \ W. H. Harrison, W. Nick» OBITUARY Mre. Charles Cole in partial puaishâ€" through was born in "CCEOy focal demand. One car Snows ’flnn to Montreal. Other Friitsâ€" ”",‘" Tomatoes practically finished | â€"No “‘lfl from previous moye,,£8, Feport . Turnipsâ€" Truck Thovement through city of Hainiltor, to U.o.A. nearby cities continues acâ€" tive. Celeryâ€"colg storage Keeping well with exception of smai us which were affected with biight and & few Wim Of tume 2. CCE I °7 Lold with light snow, Steady local demand. On shipped to Montreal. on . it "AmmMon supply if so mlln-aâ€"- outaide. Carrots and Parsnips plentiful but demand very alow:; Beets and Cabbage scarce. mm:wm..m‘ Iy . anke remne ult af prices. Local Market now expectâ€" m-:.-._",{'. supply if uy Ing from mild to quite cold with high v ads and snow causing come truffic aterruption. Apples â€"â€" Moving freeâ€" Iy from eastern area cold storage. H. M. Temate crop practically fnished and houses preparing for spring crop, Potato prices steady with sufficient supply Ontaric and Prince Edward :;"‘lhlfld-u‘ Celery h’"“‘flm CF priC€S. LOCM) MiArkeb mas c2o0n. port® of the Fruit Branch, Dept. of AUM:O:-::* n..:.‘ news relating to this district :. es Moving F ks 44â€" MA FREE! FREE! PHONE 340 KINDLING 6 BOXES â€" $1.00 DELIVERED Dustless _ AMBRICOAL $11.50 Per Ton With every order of 1 ton or more of any fuel listed below we will deliver 3 Boxes of Kindling Free of Charge. _ l:-eh-dhllfi_-hrmn-uonu-o_ mumhâ€"-uoueno.mm 1180 Second Ave. N. Y. City, N. 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STATE The beautifu) home of 14. 4 A f * Iuiry plyibk between Fort Eris, 1CE JaAM at Fomt emie At the Ume, Mrg. 810000 Fing GRIMSBY # 45