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3 YOUR LTION of Maxville, mannds of men â€"ti\'vs" is their Bilitms Head- . Indigestion, h are. usually on. A8 Nll'. xt inn, '1’ wit-a- dellâ€"and the 9. All the il lt‘ft. mv, an adv :v. nvw m: t fruit. medicine. t. (lcalvrs everyâ€" ten looking after lie. A credit. to 'e soldier from all r government pay 3 plav the pan [he llws. let him He and put away Restores lealthy, ,tion ’eek’s AIN rainy day. and SOLDIER. nr I! t‘ \\ \M Trytheneochdaankmdlngy. Todoadeedaomhow; Thatmanmyknow. mmm Abitotnuvenâ€"now. An effort made to A brother on his way; A little smile each little‘whne To cheer some tenow's Me; E 2 Clearing Sale of MEN’S SUITS Thursday. February 21, 1939 GENERAL MERCHANTS DURHAM ONT A m“: sons The Shortest . T hing in the World , “YOU MUST rm. mm T0 3mm" J. J. HUNTER Regular Values up to $27.50 [nlessyonkewtdfingfllem by Advertising what you have to Vofier them, the fellow who No, hot :1 gnat's eyelash nor a mosquito. s whisker- - Public Memory! To clear at $15 ONTARIO Last Sabbath we had fine attend- ances at both services, which was very Services next Sabbath at 11 o’clock and 730 pm. Sabbath School at 10 o’clock and Bible Class at the same nouncement. the Queen Street parsonage on last Thursday morning and arranged for churches of the town, to be held in the Baptist church on Tuesday evening, the 26th inst. The meeting will be in charge of ‘ Rev. W. Spencer, Rev. Mr. Fiddes is to deliver the address, and the other ministers of the town will be present and also take part in the de- votion. GLENELG MISSION CIRCLE The Mission Circle of Glenelg Cen- tre church met on Wednesday, Febru- ary 13, in the home, of Mrs. Henry Beaton. Mrs. Archie Beaton, presid- ent, presided. Mrs. James Brown took the Bible reading and Mrs. H. Beaten tOpic chosen for the day. Mrs. J. P. McGillivray and Miss Annabelle Mc- Arthur each gave a reading. An open board letter on mission work was read by Miss Winnie Binnie. Mrs. J. Brown sang a solo. Tea was served by the hostess and a pleasant social hour spent by all present. The World Day of Prayer of the Woman’s Missionary Society was ob- served on Thursday afternoon of last week in Queen Street church when the ladies of the difierent churches united with women throughout the Dominion in prayer to promote oneness of pur- pose. in service. in intercesssion and consecration for bringing in the King- dom of God. It is also planned to have union ser- vices on Good Friday, the 29th March. Mrs. Groves presided at the meeting. which was largely attended. The hymns used were: "Crown Him Wit-h Many Crowns.‘ "Soldiers of Christ A- rise“ and “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind." Mrs. Thompson read the scr‘ .pture leson from Philippians 2: 1-15. Mrs. Groves gave a short talk on PRICEVILLB RBESBYTERIAN UNION PRAYER WC: “1 RI. S. DAY OF PRAYER are arranging for another ”Par- Social” so watch for" the an- SWINTON PARK THE DURHAM CHRONICLE in Jerusalem in March were read. Many ladies from each, of the churches ofiered prayer for the d11- ferent phases of the wrok.~ A'rvery fine solo was given by Mrs. Knechtel, accompanied by'Mrs. Glass. 'I'hexje was a general feeling that the meeting was a decided‘help to local organizations and that in meeting to- gether for a world purpose a new ime petuswas given to. more consecrated. the value of prayer. am Thine, O Lord.” which was fol- lowed by the Lord’s prayer repeated c" Wmmmfi Samrmo cm. ”in. éufi wmm 0m 55m 4.38 68v. 8.33 Em 9.05me 8 Hum Mamba. mmwwwwow flow? STREET MISSION CIRCLE Chronicle Advertising Always Pays And when millions like it better it must be so. ‘ ALMA ‘Fruli from the W’ we ALA]! A" TEAL . m J“ - _- _ - ‘I‘Jfi PAGE 5. .