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‘CALVIN CHURCH. Mermaid. Divine worship will b; mnaucmq on Sabbath next at 2.80 pm. Rev. 0. 0011119 Webster, Minister.

nasal-rum ozxrau. ans- WAYB three tines daily to Mo“. ton. Air and rall connections tc Molllrﬁl and Boston. Phone 2061 or 540.

'rsrian'rs auressnnmn Jlhrwah she thouahiltulness oi "It! YOIIHK People's Society of

l ium endoyed a musical entertain- a;

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Shirley Smith. Betty Beer. Phyllis Macnyden, and

accompanist and Jean Maclselian

was director. R

KDISMEN Kinsmen Clulivoted $10 tor the veterans’ Christmas tree, now on display at Moore and McLeods, at .

Claus who distributed gifts to all k the members. were sung and a slmg

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EXJJBERAL LEADER

W, E. Sinclair, MP. for Oxit- Tﬂmiy “ma” church u" Da- ario riding and iormer leader oi’ him“ 55 mkPriﬂd-Tlﬁlﬂl Sanator- the provincial Liberal party, died

mm "wt hisht It which i-he airuz- nesday aitcr a lengthy illness. l-le mg o! Christmas carols was the was ‘i4. llr- was leader oi the mam ream"- Amml! "1058 PI-T- Ontario Iberal party from 1923 to tloipating in the entertainment 193;

were Beverley smith, Blots carter,

Lgffging van Can Company who gave an h- Mai-lo-n. Paul Cudmore was the atrlwﬂvr Milk on i-lw cans. The guest soloist was “iackil? yan. The Messrs Joseph Reid and Emcst

MEETING 4- ms L9"!-

theli- weekly meeting held last ___ G_ f f his 1 _ “sight “t m’ Ghuhttzmm Ema‘ {E521 \\r't?l‘€l(liglll?g?)y m1. comilhriﬁ- The dub had E v15“ °m an lty today to Prime Minister Mac-

Ch-Ymlnu °9~T°15 his 13rd birthday. by the North

song also Waterloo Liberal Association and

enjoyed, Th guest speaker was by the Kitchener-Waterloo Young ‘Ryan o! the AsnerlcanLibcrals Club.

DIES IN OSHAWA a

his home in Oshawa on Wed-

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co-cllalrmcn were

GREEIEIBGE T?) NT“. KING

KIKHENER. OnL, Dec. l7 —-

enzlc King on the occasion of

Chrlstmaatlde is here again. Joy! Joy! Joy!"

It is diiﬂcuit. to lmaﬂine Christ-

harmonloua sounds. It is doubtful though whether we

iorrns. tultiliing manv duties.

14 of the "bella on the horses."

England in the seventh century. The largest bell ever to be cast.

The ﬁrst casting. in

cesslui and was in use many years.

-—the Cathedral oi Nctre Dame - iscventeen toast. Great Paul, St. Paul's Cathedral (sixteen and three quarter tons). Big Ben at Westminster (thirteen and a half tons), and Great Peter. York Min-

wralupcri in a sterile towel." Describing the procedure for a medical drawing. Miss Lorene said the ﬁrst ste is making a drawing from a disco ion made on e cadaver n! the area, to be operated on. During the actual operation Miss Lorene lust watches. dressed in a irornpleteiy sterile outsiit.

Then, after the operation. the surgeon per-dorms the same work on the cadaver and Miss Int-cm: finishes the drawing in wales- color.

Miss Larendo unusual career started by chance. She was a student at the Art Students’

of anatomy. A trierid worked at N. Y. U. where she finally was given art work after many visits l-o operating rooms.

On the walls o: hcr studio in

CHANCE STARTED UNUSUAL (llsltiitm the New York

“P! vwlllns rooms and journals.

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a pencil rather than a scalpel. Mary Lorencg

""1011 Jean Budgie! was strangled and shot in the kitchen oi her

aiill’ home in n-anhtord. Ont, an sistopsy reveals.

tcmple of iirl.

However, silo i | i NEW Yo “ University college lng is not madc in thc operating E ' RK. Drr to - (OP) ~ or medicine, illustrates the steps room.

no woman in white" at Beilevue tn operations tor medical books "You just can't see that well,»

by Matisse. Cezanne and Daumier

She does not confine herself to medical art. Her "Sunday and

“Bella Ring Out The Gladlieiraln"

"Bells ring out the glad retrain, tier itwelvc aml a hall tons) are ‘alhvo ilistorirai tragedies are mi-

Phe Sicilians. led hy John of Pro- mas without the ringing at bells. uldﬂ. determined to rise tiluinst the Their rippling music broadcasts Wench, who were masters oi their the message o! peace an! goodwill island. The signal for the insur- (,0 all within their hearing, main. l-cctloll was the ringing oi the Ves- ing tho air resound with sweet. pcl" bell. and in Easter week (1282)

when the Vesper bells rang, the What a useh" and important French were either slain or driven part hells play in our daily lite. from the island.

fully realise that 1o:- thousands oi of the Hugcnots on Si. Bartholo- ycara they have existed in various ‘mew? d1)" i572. when 100.000 are

said to have been killed. The sig- As tar back as the days of Aaron mil for the massacre ivas the ring- we read in the Bible or the High 1m; of the brll of St. Germain i’- Ihrie-sts’ robe being hung with "bells Auxerrois between one and two of gold," and later in Zechariah 0600i: on n Sunday morning.

It is believed that the Chinese. Valli"! Army (i065 not so in ior Rcsnans. and Hindus used hells for bt-‘lls- but this 1S Wrong. Every all sorts of purposes from the brass instrument has one. and the

The use oi’ bells was introduced rﬂlilﬁd, if it welc removed irom into the Christian church as early the instrument for thcn you could as the sixth century. and into hear how lwenii and thin the tones would be without it.

Iwas the "great bell of Moscow.“ a. part our lives from our earliest ' ' 1735,» was yours. ir y0\1'lt\V0"8"l'Zif‘.l€ as a m’ ' ' '

cracked and never hung. but set bobs? mun that is a torm of bell. M bells we" take“ Mm 13°18“ upon a pedestal. It weighs 200 In {act it is supiluscd to be the tons, and is twenty-six iect high. SuWWhl 0d ihc cap and bells o! The second casting was more suc- llhcnfﬂugll Jesltcrloé olden “T05.

en 1e scioo ei has cal etl us

The second largest is at RAn- all to study. and even if its sound many centuries’ goon, Burma, and this is probably has not; always been as WGlCOXYlE the largest perfect bell in tho as some we have hoard. probably woi-iri Qther large hell; are at no other br-li has had more influ- Pckirig (ditty-three tons) and Paris ence on our iiie and character.

he largest English hells. oclatcd with the ringing oi bells.

Even more terrible was the late

It. has been said that The Sal-

earilest times, -value 0t this bell would bc more

In some fol-m or other bells have

For some the factory bell may now have taken the place of the school bell. and another io which few of us are inattentive. is the dinner hell. -

The fire-boll always solids a shiver through us ns it rings out the alarm or warning. whilst the bicycle boll stnrtlea us occasionally. Tho door bell must not be forgot- ten. About n hUIHiTNl and twenty years ngo, hcils with long rope handles began in bo iixct! in houses. but clci-i-rlu ilciis have long since taken their place.

When in Switzerland, one may hear the tinkle ot the bells hang- ing around the necks at the cattle on tho mountain sice, So that wherever tho animals wander they Tllily ERSllv ho followed. In Serbia, the one drawing the carts over the cobbled streets wear big. deep- toned hells hanging from their y-okcs. The street car hells are im-

League and interested in the study pol-tam, loo. as they clung their

warning. or hllzz [or n stop.

S0111!‘ hclls have fallen into tlis~ us". We seldom hunt‘ the dust. man's and thc mUF-llihmiilfii bells. rind iho ‘Fawn crlnrh hr-li ls not

the medical building hang prints rommrm as oi old: hut the church

. brlls remain. Sonlctinios thcy ring a Joyous ponl, as at (Phristmnstlde. wcddlngs. and upon icstivv occa- sions- or they rcpt-n! one slow. solemn note as sumo one is borne

vacation work" includes iandoﬂel to a last resting place.

GI Illd. "And often my hands are o! Maine and Long island.

Police Ohlei Edmund MoGeach- ans was-found oy said the bullet entered right tar! in nellsvtiie. abs had been

ma Dsdoley worked as secre~ home for week-end»

During the Great war hundreds

Harold Haxerlrian said he_ found A!

Miss Badgley near death on kit- ohoa- ﬂoor.

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Natural Russian Grey Squirrel neckpieces $15.00 per-animal

Natural Wild Mink, dark, silky, full-fur- ned $39.00pera.nima.l

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dumbbella. blue tells, harg balk‘

The list is by no tneanﬂsuaxhaust-

by the Rlmélans. to be made into cd, There are hundreds or others! and so on down the llsti mlmmmls m? W“ Poland has al- ships bells, lighthouse bells, bell-

Wlya been rich in bells. and some buoys, fog bells, railway station mas bells o: course. lar they ring °1 ‘he “PWYQQ We! dated back bells. electric bells o! every de- out the praises a! s, saviour who

Which do you 11R best? Chills

scription. clock bells. sleigh bells, was born to "save Hts people from diving bells, car-bells, bar-bells. their sins." '

There’: a

CHRISTMAS TREE '

FOR HOSPITALIZED WAR VETERANS

They Gave, Will You?

The City Branch oi the Canadian Legion, assisted by the Contact Club and Overseas Nursing’ Sisters Association, is sponsoring an appeal to provide CHRIST- MAS GIFTS tor all War Veteran Hospitalized Patients irorn P. E. l. All you need _ to do is PURCHASE OR MAKE the article. Purchases moy be made in ANY STORE ANYWHERE, but MUST IE PLACED UNDER THE CANADIAN LEGION CHRISTMAS TREE located at MOORE d. MacLEOD LTD. a

200 Gifts Are Needed

HERE ARE §UME §UGCE§T|0N$

These Are Articles Suitable For and Desired by

These Hospitalized Veterans HANDKERCHIEFS

CIGARETTES

TOILET ARTICLES PLAYING callus

SOCKS CANDY mo FRUIT SWEATERS PHOTO FRAMES

PENS SLIPPERS

rraciis MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS

WRITING PAPER

ADULT GAMES

PIPES AND TOBACCO

POCKET NOVELS. i ~

SHAVING KITS RAZOR BLADES ZIPPER BILLFOLDS CRIBBAGE BOARDS -

PLEASE REMEMBER!

MAKE IT YOURSELF! BUY IT ANY WHERE! But, Place It Under Christmas Tree at Moore 6. McLeod's

NOTE-Please do not put more than ONE Gilt in each aaroel. You will he

provided with a Card at Moore at Maelleodh on which you should till tia the content! o! parcel, also i! any, snrfyoisr name aadaddroao.

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