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PUT CAMP FIRES OUT
During July and August mast
us at some time or other enjoy .shore
dinners or a camp fire. For a great
many people who take long trips eat
ing in the open is a source of great
enjoyment. Last year, according to
reports, campers were responsible for
a great loss due to fires that were
caused by them not extinguishing the
live coals that were used by them.
This can be only attributed to care
lessness or neglect. Be a good camp
er this year by making sure that you
completely extinguish .any camp fire
you use.
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The strawberry season this year
was a short
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SATURDAY NIGHT
EARLY CLOSING
An effort was made by some citiz
ens in Listowel to have the merch
ants close their stores every Saturday
night at eleven o’clock. The scheme
was advanced to the point where a
petition was circulated among the
merchants. It is reported that less
than half the merchants signed it.
The closing of stores in small
towns can be greatly overdone and
is in some places. As we see it, our
agricultural friends come to town
mostly on a Saturday night. This
night is not only used for shopping
but for considerable visiting as
A person who comes into town
the country after a hard week’s
does not want to be rushed in
business, they have to do. They may
want to see a picture or carry on
with some other social activity. To
close the stores at eleven o’clock in
the summer would upset this arrange
ment very greatly.
One more hour on the
Saturday night makes but
ference to most people. It
ed that it is difficult for
get up and go to church after a
week’s work and being late on Sat
urday evening. A dance or some oth
er entertainment on other nights does
not stop them from their work the
following day, so we do not consider
this argument is up to much.
People for generations have been
used to stores being at their service
until about midnight on Saturdays
and it would be a mistake to change
now under present conditions.
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HOME AND SCHOOL CLUB
Several towns in our district have
Home and School Clubs that are car
rying on with great success. We are
informed that these clubs are of great
assistance to the schools and that
they bring the teachers into much
closer contact with the parents of the
children.
Several
mentioned
worthwile
great deal more interest would be ta;;
ken by many in educational affairs if j
we had one. Such a club would be ;
of valuable assistance at the time of
school shows and other demonstra
tions.
Most of the progressive towns have
a Home and School Club and we be
Constipation* is not a condition
to be treated lightly, Continued
neglect of regular habits of elimi
nation tend to lower your resis
tance. Then there is the actual
discomfort. For constipation* is
one cause of headaches, poor appe
tite, listlessness.
Common constipation usually de
velops when you eat meals that
lack sufficient “bulk.” Your system
fails to get needed internal exer
cise. Fortunately, today, you have
a generous source of effective
“bulk” in Kellogg’s All-Bran.
Within the body, the “bulk” in
All-Bran absorbs moisture, and
forms a soft mass, which gently
cleanses the system. This natural
laxative food also supplies vitamin
B and contains iron.
Serve All-Bran as a cereal, with
milk or cream, or cook into muffins,
breads, etc. Two tablespoonfuls,
daily are usually sufficient. Stub
born cases may require Alt>Bran
oftener. If not relieved this way,
consult your doctor.
All-Bran is guaranteed by the
Kellogg Company as an effective
laxative food for constipation.*
Sold by all grocers. Made by Kel
logg in London, Ontario.
^Constipation due to. insufficient “bulk”
lem and “commanded them that they
should depart from Jerusalem, but
wait,for the promise of the Father,
which, saith He, ye have heard of
Me?’ He meant the coming of the
Holy Spirit,
But they had a question to ask Him
“Lord, wilt Thou at this time restore
again the kingdom of Israel?”
People often make the mistake of
thinking that the disciples were mis
taken in asking that question; that is,
mistaken in supposing that Christ 'was
ever going to give Israel an earthly
kingdom- But they were not mistaken
in their question, for they knew that
the Old Testament is filled with pro
phecies of an earthly kingdom being
restored to the Jews. And God al
ways keeps His promises.
The Lord in answering did not say
that the kingdom was never going to
be restored to Israel: He simply said:
“It is not for you to know the times
or the seasons.” He continued: “But
we shall receive power, after that the
Holy Ghost is come upon you; and
ye shall be witnesses unto Me.”
On the Day of Pentecost, fifty days
after the resurrection and ten days
after the ascension, the Holy-Spirit
came upon the assembled disciples
and other believers, suddenly, with "a
sound from heaven as of a rushing
mighty wind . . . And there appeared
unto them cloven tongues like as of
fire, aind it sat upon each of them.
And they were all filled with the Holy
Ghost, and began to speak with other
tongues, as the Spirit gave them ut
terance.”
Men from many other nations and
foreign lands, assembled at Jerusalem
heard the disciples speaking to them
in their own various languages. Fin
ally Peter stood up and delivered his
great sermon, one of the greatest in
all history. The coming of the Holy
Spirit upon Peter changed him from
a self-confident boaster and craven
coward into a man of humility and
Christian courage, touching his ton
gue with an eloquence he had never
had before, and opening his eyes to
the truth, and to Christ as the Son
of God and the Saviour of men, be
yond the best that he had ever known
before,
Peter's great sermon, given in the
power and by the illumination of the
Holy Spirit, showed his hearers that
Jesus Christ, whom they had crucified
was the Son of God and the Messiah
of Israel,
The Holy Spirit convicted them of
sin. He showed them Christ as their
Messiah and Saviour. And. in that one
day “about three thousand” were sav
ed.
HOW TO COMBAT
GARDEN INSECTS
Whale oil or fish oil soap is used
extensively for aphids and such like
insects, but its unpleasant odour is
objectionable to many lovers of 'or
namental plants. For brown or black
aphids it should be used in the
strength of one pound to four gallons
of warm water; for green aphids or
thrips, in the strength of one pound
to six gallons of water. With regard
to tobacco extracts.trade preparations
containing 40 per cent nicotine sulph
ate'are sold by most seedsmen, hard
ware and drug stores, and should be
used as directed.
fore, contact insecticides are usually
recommended, those commonly used
being kerosene emulsion, whale oil
soap, and preparations containing to
bacco.
A kerosene (coal oil) emulsion is
made as follows—Use two gallons of
a half-pound of soap. Heat the water,
cut the soap into fine shavings and
add them to the water, stirring -until
all is dissolved.' Then pour this mix
ture into the kerosene and churn the
whole violently with a syringe or
force pump for about five minutes,
or until a thick creamy emulsion is
produced. This makes the stock solu-
; tion which as it cools thickens into
a jelly-like mass. The stock solution
when properly made will keep for
months if air is excluded. When re
quired for use, the solution should be
diluted with nine times its measure
of warm water.
When only a small quantity of ker
osene solution is required for imme
diate use, the following mixture is
recommended, kerosenfe, one quart;
flour, eight ounces; water, two gal
lons. Stir the flour and kerosene to
gether, then add the water and churn
briskly for five minutes. It should be
used at once.
Garden plants are liable to attack
by many kinds of destructive insects.
Some of these destroy the foliage,
others the flowers, while others bore
into the stems and even into the
roots. Injurious insects may be di
vided roughly into two classes by the
nature of their mouthpieces, namely, t
(1) biting insects which bite and chew ! {
their food, such as cutworms and oth
er caterpillars, and leaf-eating beetles,
and (2) sucking insects which suck up
their food by means of their beaks,
such as aphids, the true bugs, and
the scale insects.
If the insect is one with biting
mouthparts, a stomach poison such as
paris green, or arsenate of lead, is
usually applicable, but if the insect-
had sucking mouthparts, such poisons
would be useless because the insect
would insert its beak through the
poison and reach a safe feeding place
beneath. For sucking insects, there-
Risking the perils of death, the val
iant knight had rescued the fair maid
en and, now, he was {holding her in
his arms.
“Listen, big boy!” she said “You’re
not holding me for ransom, are you?”
“Not me!” replied the knight. “Let
Ransome get his own women.”
Uncle John: “Now be careful with
that money I gave you, Tommy. Re
member the saying, a fool and his
money are soon parted.”
Tommy: “Yes, Uncle, but I want to
thank you for parting with it, just
the same.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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BUS SCHEDULE
Effective May S, 1936
Standard Time
Leave South Bound
10.10 a.m., 8.45 p.m.
Leave North Bound
12.15 p.m., *4.15 p.m., 8,50 p.m.
Leave West Bound
12 noon, *4 p.m., 9 p.m.
* Saturdays Only.
Itineraries planned to all points in
Canada, United States and Mexico
Consult local agent
Queens Hotel, Phone 11,
Brunswick Hotel, Phone 148
Central Ontario Bus Lines
Ltd., Toronto
It
fortifying Helgoland. Little by little
this world seems to be preparing for
another war.
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Last year automobile accidents
took 1224 lives in Canada. This will
be exceeded this year unless all driv
ers take greater care.
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The new “Prosperity Certificates”
that the Alberta Government is to
issue will look like dollar bills. We
said look like dollar bills.
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Earl Rowe, new Conservative Lead
er, has accepted a challenge to drive
his horse against Clayton Hodgson’s
horse, of Lindsay. We would suggest
that the race be staged a joint Liberal
and Conservative picnic.
Lloyd George
white feather on
think
when we state that there is
thing on the Union Jack
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The controversy over
of the picture “Green Pastures” has
created much comment. We suggest
i that it be shown and then have a
straw vote on the merits of the pres-
* entation. The play was well received.
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Parliament has closed down but as
| the Irishman would say, the noise
i can be still heard in the silence that
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! Sir‘William Mulock, Chief Justice
I of Ontario’s Appeal Court for the last
• 30 years, has resigned. No man in
Canada has given longer or better
service to his country. At the age of
92, this grand old man retires with
plans for the future. What a man.
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The government has set July 1st
this year as the deadline for applica
tion for pensions for those who serv
ed in Canada and England and July
1st, 1940, for those who served in
France. This is a wrong principle.
Any person who served their country
during the Great War should be pen
sionable at any time during their lives
if they are a deserving case.
THE COMING OF THE HOLY
SPIRIT IN POWER.
Sunday, July 5—-Acts 1: 6-14; 2: 1-
47.
Golden Text: Ye shall receive pow
er after that the Holy Ghost is come
upon you: and ye shall be witnesses
unto me both in Jersualein, and in all
Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the
uttermost part of the earth. (Acts 1:
18.)
The spread of Christianity through
out the whole world in the first cen-
5 turv was a miracle. This lesson tells
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llow the niracle began, and the secret
of, and reason for its continuance.
We' begin a six months’ course on
"The Spread of Christianity,” study
ing The Acts, The Epistles, and The
Revelation.
Christianity spread only because
the Holy Spirit came . Without His
coming it could not have spread as
it did. Christ and the Bible make this
very clear.
It is not true that most people, ev
en most Christians, know very little
about the Holy Spirit? They know
something about the Heavenly Fath
er, and something about Jesus Christ,
His Son. But what of the Holy Spir
it? We- often forget that He is just
as real and distinct a person as the
Father and the Son. The'Holy Spirit
is a member of the Godhead or Trin
ity. Fie is not merely a force or an
influence, as people sometimes sectn
to think. We should never refer to
the Holy Spirit by the indefinite pro
noun “it,” but always by the personal
pronoun “He.”
He is called the Comforter and Ad
vocate, both English words being
translations of the Greek word Par-
akletos, meaning "one called along
side to help.”
After Christ had finished His aton
ing and redeeming work by His death
on the cross and in His resurrection
from the dead, the next great event
was the coming of the Holy Spirit
upon the Church and into the lives
of all believers in Christ,
had said to His disciples
before He was crucified:
pedient for you that I go
if I go not away, the Comforter will
not come unto you; but if I depart,
I will send Him unto you” (John 16:
7). And unless the Comforter, the
Holy Spirit, had come the Church
could never have done the work
Christ had commissioned her to do.
If men do not know that they need
a Saviour, they will not turn to that
Saviour for salvation; they will be
forever lost. One reason the Holy
Spirit was sent from heaven to earth
was to tell men that they are lost
and that only Christ can save them.
The Holy Spirit convicts men of their
sin of not believing in Christ as their
Saviour (John 16:9). He glorifies and
magnifies Christ, testifying of Him
(John 15:26; 16:14).
There are three words, -each begin
ning with W, that help us to under
stand and remember the distinctive
work or office of each Person of the
Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Spirit. We find them in He
brews 10:7-15. The three words are
Will, Work, Witness.
The salvation and redemption of a
lost world and a lost race originate in
the will of God the Father. So when
Christ came to earth to save sinners
He said: “Lo, I come to do Thy will,
O God.”
The work of accomplishing our re
demption was done by God the Son,
Jesus Christ: “through the offering of
the body of Jesus Christ once for all.
. ., For by one offering He hath per
fected forever them that ate sancti
fied."
And how do we know about this—•
the will of the Father, and the work
of the Son? “Whereof the Holy
Ghost also is a witness to us?’
The Will, the Work, the Witness:
there are the three great offices of
the Persons of the Trinity.
After Christ had been crucified, had
risen from the dead and had appeared
to His disciples and many other be
lievers, H< met with them in Jerusa-
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