\ 4 } i THE MIRROR The Steinway Endorsed by Pader- ewski and other ce- lebrities as the world's finest piano. LORNE UBELACKER Sole District Representative Patterson's Bookstore Wellington St. Stratford, Ont. DR. K. H. BRUCE Chiropractic Specialist Gordon Block Phone 926F | Another Wellington Street ' | Young Business Man Weds | "Jack" Wilson will not soon for- | get the time that the staff of J. J: Crozier & Co. yave him Tuesday night. Thereis no lodge that he need be afraid to join after the pre- initiative ceremony that he had to lie vot the three de- some The staff, however, of the firm that he is a imeniber, made up for their chievous deeds by giving him a nice presentation, previous to his leav- ing for Lambeth to join the holy bonds of matrimony. John it good naturedly, however, maybe the reason was that he has won a go through. grees and then real " Pearl."' Jack thinks it is the nicest one he ever saw, .not the kind that you buy in a jewelry | store, though, but one of Lambeth's | much of ladies, thought young | whose name is Miss " Pearl" | Brown. Everyone, including The Mirror, wishes this couple happi- mess and joy on the sea of matri- Moony. This is the third young business man on Wellington street who has recently found his way to joy, and there is another bachelor on the street not far from | J. Crozier & Co.'s store, who is eligible for the betredicts. pee Z . repair them. AX Be Warned Against Tire Trouble-- Many motorists bring their tires to us for : repairs when it is too late to efficiently If they had let us have them before they ran that last two hundred miles or so--they could have been saved. hands. for you. AR & a é Tires from $5.00 Up. BILL KEIL, -- The Tire Man 114 Ontario St. Phone 140w When you notice any sign of tire wear-- that's the time to place your tires in our It means longer tire life and saving Don't wait till the tires are gone--take our warning and watch them closely. Wringer Rollers put on House Phone [40J }- story. niis- | Only a Few Things (Continued from Page 1) Prophetess was. born of change. It was the leaving of the nest that gave the prophets their wings. In the darkest days the prophets idea of God was the greatest, and the new was inspired by the most momen- tous change in the human history, the coming of Jesus with his new thought. In less than a generation | the disciples would have been for- | gotteu had they not left the nest. Loly | The 00% | about by leaving the nest. | | : | Reformation was brought If there had been no struggle Abraham Lincoln might have been a lawyer in a country town. '" Welcome each Rebuff," said Browning. Human nature reaches its highest achievements in the time of change, and the world has not learned its lesson yet. If the young eagle grows weary or frightened then the mother eagle flys underneath, tak- eth them, beareth them on _ her wings, and it is in the time = of trouble that we find God sustaining his people. Dr. Bland took for his subject at the evening service--"The Christ- ianity for To-day," and for his text; Matt213 5 ws. 524s 'Phen said He unto them every scribe, therefore which is instructed unto the Kingdom of Heaven, is like unto a man that is a House- holder which bringeth forth out of For $125 I will sell 4% acre finest land within. city market garden limit. Ideal spot for summer cot- tage. Will pay for itself planted with vegetables in one season. Will give terms to responsible party. Box 20, Mirror. ES ee SS SE ES SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SUNKIST | ORANGES 29c PER DOZEN Arra's Fruit Store Ontario Street testament his treasure things new and old.'! Jesus' ideal of an efficient priest was one that would take out of his treasure things old and new. Not new only, but old and new. A preacher who gave everything new would be like taking his people up in an aeroplane and dropping them down in the wildernéss; you can't make a gospel out of all that is new. The old cannot be disposed with. Nevertheless, the new is necessary for the present day Christianity. The preacher should say something that would make his people sit up and say, "I have not heard that before." Of course, there is nothing ab- solutely new, but there are things that have not been fully recognized, One of the characteristics of Christ- lanity that is needed to-day and will be needed more to-morrow is Intellectual Fearlessness. The church never feared moral courage. In every age the church has given evidence of moral courage, but showed timidity and Intellectual Fearlessness. People lave been afraid to look underneath least they would find something they did not want to see. Why bother about these things, you say. Just be content instead of exploring. This spirit shows an intellectual timidity which can- not much longer recommend itself, | and to-day people are looking, and if you are not, don't dogmatize. | The spirit of Intolerance is born /not of confidence, but of fear. There is no comfort in a faith that makes you afraid to investigate. The truth will always stand in- vestigating. The real essential is the heart warming up to Jesus. Swing as widely as you like alter that. Everything else is academic, and you are not asked to leave out any of your freedom, and this is the same in all churches. Then the Christianity of to-day wants the spirit of conquest. There was a time when people said this world was a place where they should have as little to do as pos- sible. That this world was a loose garment, and the less you mixed (Continued on Page 8) POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE WED An Event of Much Interest in which Mr. H. L. Myers and \ Miss L. E. Dittmer are the Principals. An interesting event took place at Zion Lutheran Church, at 2.45, Wednesday afternoon, when the inarriage of Mr. H. L,. Myers and Miss I,. E. Dittmer took place. The ceremony was performed by the Rey. O. Klaehn. 'The bride's trousseau was most becoming, and Was in perfect harmony with the bride's appearance. 'The - young couple are spending their honey- moon in New York, and their many friends bespeak for them much happiness. =c 'THE MIRROR 5 al. 7 WINDSOR HOTEL B Our Population Objective for 192 ~ "THORNTON PARK LIMITED "Watch Stratford Grow" Mark November 19th on your calendar as the | date you will vote in favor of The Brooks Steam Motor By-Law! 7 LOCK, STRATFORD 4 is 25,000; for 1925, 30,000 POOP POOP J Thornton Park Lots and Farms for Our Real Estate Branch is Listing Houses are selling actively. Sale or Rent. $50,000 See Us If You rates in bow n 2 d re) We have buyers for all kinds of property. to loan on first mortgages at low small or large amounts. Need Service. od engined hese Windsor Hotel Block Houses For Sale Brunswick St., Brick Veneer 6 rooms, conveniences. Wellington St., Brick Veneer 7 rooms, conveniences. Church St., 36 x 104 Lot Frame, conveniences. : Huron St., 4 acres 8 rooms, barn. Cambria St., New Brick 8 rooms, conveniences. Albert St., near Queen New solid brick, 6 rooms. Bay St., 6 rooms, conveniences. Wellington St., Solid Brick Cot- tage, S'rooms, conveniences, Thornton Park, Limited Real Estate Department If you want " Service" see us IF A BUYER, SEE US -- We Can Save You Money $50,000 to loan, small or large amounts, ait _ Se ettird: Ont Farms For Sale 100 Acres, North Easthope, ex- cellent house, barns. 100 Acres, Mornington Road brick house, barns, 100 Acres, Ellice, Solid brick house, furnace, barn. 75 Acres, Downie Frame house, barns, Small Farms For Sale} 2 Acres, House and Shed in City 50 Acres, Downie Gore Frame house, barn, 60 Acres,-Downie Gore Frame house, barns, cement silo, | low interest rate. Jackie Coogan Plays Samaritan With Lemonade There were tummyaches galore among many of Jackie Coogan's friends during the making of the little star's newest First National Picture, '* Circus Days," which Comes to the Classic theatre on Noy. rst. Jackie, in the star part of Toby | Tyler, had to preside over a peanut | and lemonade' stand at a circus. And Jackie had all the kids of the heighborhood over to partake of a i } Tee treat on him. | } Osteopaths Meet in Toronto _ Alarge gathering of Osteopaths 'S convening in Toronto at which gathering Dr. C. R. Merrill, of | Stratford, is attending, this being | their annual meeting. The doctor as a large practice in Stratford and | Vicinity, and is a very faithful stu- dent in the interests of his pro- fession. HALLOWEEN ROTARY 'ROLIC Look where you will You will see nothing still. Just like a Donnybrook fair. Elephants, donkeys and wee Teddy bears. a et ne ee be | Miss Long Visits Home Town Miss Margaret Long and sister of Lawyer Leon Long, of Brown & Long, is visiting in the city. Miss Long's many friends are doing | all they can to entertain her and | make her visit pleasant. | J. Kelly, Ontario Mrs. P. Street, gave a bridge party, Wednesday, at which Miss ong was the guest of honor, | and as usual Mrs. Kelly performed the function of hostess most hap- | | pily. pomanaanty Ll ee Ea) = or Next best thing to seeing yourself is YOUR PICTURE Your pleasant look I and your wiuning smile, Are in our pictures all the while. BECKER & CO'S STUDIO 272 Ontario St., Next Post Office, East a ih PE ff Bo nn ho | ee GEO. M. WELCH Shoe Repairer Old Shoes made to look like new. Best material used and prompt ser- vice by modern machinery. 22 Erie St. Res. 110 Trinity Convention City (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Jas. H. Smith, and his assist- ant, Mr. L. A. Flemming, together with Mr. G. W. Slaughter as president of the Local Council, and Mr. A. G. Garner its Secretary, who are exofficio members of the executive. It is requested that every person decorate their homes or stores with flags and other decorative material in order to back up the welcome, to be officially delivered by the Local Committee, Mayor Tom Brown and Rev. J. W. Magwood, and the public is invited to hear these speakers at all the sessions, mornings at 9, afternoons at 1.30, and evenings at 7.30, which are all open to members of all the evan- gelical churches in,the city. If you desire to register, which you should do if it is your intention to attend the major portion of the convention, you can do so with the local Secretary, Thomas S. Brandy, at Easson's Drug Store, any time before the convention opens. Home Over?WeekiEnd. Mr. C. Kelso, of Hamilton, was in the city over Sunday. He is with the C. N. R. in that city, but his family still reside here, and we believe he will some day come back again. Jewelry that is thoughtfully selected People, even from the large cities compliment us on our unique and prettil; de- signed Jewelry stock. Doesn't every girl take a pride in owning a nice piece of jewelry. Her most cher- ished ambition can be satis- fied from our selection, It's truly beautiful and exceptionally large. GILLIES & EMM 23 Downie Street Phone 300 DR. A. L. BAKER DENTIST Gordon Block, Phone 1533]