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4 Thursday ins -ember 1v• 1924.
THE -4IG1'oAt,
I..
'Sunday
IAfternoon
1--, By ISA1 ELIIt1M1l.TO11,
e;oder ich, 4 Int.
It Bias now t nit.. to give sa f,e147 -Why are ye au fearful'!
they that ye haVe no faith? haft .10110 en wl w 111) previous out -a-
pes.
p I- a Sermon
Nov. 2tsd-Tote Prodigal Son -'Luke shuts. lust a greater work was to be
Ostt aft II 5- hiermeo els the meow 15:11-24, a+runliai-old us his last utkaele-
owlet. having
The ytuager of two sous of a tor- the dead was to lie ral.asl as a sync
to 4o st.wa rfollow to y mous•
faun to rest, was followed h)' his d1e- tela wan, having asked fur and re- b.11 of hIs kingship ever (hath. At
elphs and he there preached to them hired his portion of tlp• homily Rld
INs, the grave J1.111111 01.11/1 in scpt{ath
• a wonderful sermon. In It he gave art off p1 see theworl and It was out with the sisters and other luourners:
them a model prayer, teaching them long aunt -he had sheat it all and was then In0 prayed aloud and afterwards
how to address God and what to say in want. 'Chen his newfound friends called at. lotel. "Lazarus. re Luc fin -tit."
when approaching the throne of :Wore nut at hand to sutror hint, set he and he that was dead came to lite
grace. There are in It sit petitions• sought work. The lowest occupation ngnln.
tl'stlitr Iu ht:aven. to Thee are kuuwn three relating to God and his honor on a tarty was glyen W him, that of Dee. 21st -The Conversion of Zae-
and three ttnicernlng the human and feeding "wine. lie now had time for ehaeus-Luke 19:1-10.
tour• 4%y belle/4 and trays. ',Orbital needs of Bleu. They were , thought and lie used it to aurae pur- There was one tout in Jericho the
(Mr heavy weight of mortal toll.t; present their requests to God with ' pow'. -fur„Le decided to return home. day Jesus pa"std through It on his
,►ur bfttornt•sa of tears. cartes" his mhudeetia and ask for way to Jerusalem who was portico -
We
and 'slneerity and not ad the work ,bog with her tether's hind Indy anxious to look u{ain this man
N'r brills to Thee our hotpot anal their rh mindn with the thanne of man If I servant,. His father had been silo) did 1o1 despise the class to
t
hears, thele rather (he eye of earning over the boy and he, of see• which he belonged. Iie therefore
And at Tap Gu..tyt 1>td lay; God. yearningug bblurComing lack, went to meet Made an effort to see Jesus and wits
And rather. Thou who byest itll !Ott. 19th -The Parable -et tbe Sower thum and gave lura u father's wel- rewarded by beim: noticed and
Wilt hear us when we prof. -Mark 4:1-9. I seine. Ile listened to the sun'" con- spoken to, it trail not Ju'st a Noosing
fesslvn anti, turuin to the servants. I,s,k and casual word he got but a re-
-
Ilcwn of the t'alabrlau Shel.hrrl"• ells Used u.std his tfor the alk lu first Btime 1 n 1 style I.
y ordered thew to prepare the last of quest to ((nue and reale,. him Into
very frequently used by the Itahhis. I everything for his reception. 4o It Is 111/4 honer. From that day he was a
i P .% E11 Ile used language borrowed from that our Heavenly Father rteelveth follower of Jesus and 1111/10:011 11I" al -
earthly thing" to describe spiritual repentant shiners. "There M Joy in lmglalwr ens trop, for hr declared he
el Thou. who art the Way. the and - heavenly things. He ((inlet Hevtven' over one sinner that raped- would make good tile! things Ile;l1ad
eth:
done unlawfully In his bus111Psa. His
'Truth Bud the Life. grant unto its their attention -to a sower stuttering personal Interview with Jesus hrmlght
clean hearts and reuvw fn us right' seed of the land to ►lluatrate hi* \oY. 9th=The Feeding of tate Five salvation not iew i him nut to his
spirits that we may serve Thee in preaa ting. The sower 1a the preach• .")...11-.hthn 6:1.15.. whale -family.
siuerrfty and in truth. May we .jt'r ,•r with the gospel message as the, I Thr b,sat in which Jc"11s and his s,
hear The 'rider calling u" to urwm•n" ,vel l.•ttiug 11 fall into the mord and dE)uciplew were crossing the lake to a
ai lite, which is rhe• if of ,:est heart as the 'sell., Hr wished d 10 secluded ,put on its north-east earn- '
through faith. Fur Thine „wen teach them the neesglty there ' was o•r was spied by some of the pilgrims
t,awr'" sake we ask it. Amen. 1 for thew to give good heed to his ou their way to the Passover at Jer-'
+�_ I wont's that there might be. profitable : usale•nt. •They turned out of tpefe
living. euurw• and sought him out and• In --
S• C• ►'ESS' /\ FOR IIF:('. 2844,' 1914. ;tandxy at"-,Ymlritr`.-Cltllt)►`-twv► T -� mead of rest he found fresh oppor-
Rev len -('entnil Period of l hrist'a (kt. '•6th -Tate ,tilling of the StSSIA' tunnies of teachlug and healing. -
Ministry. I -Mark 1.35-41. i The night came on and stili the crie4
Testi" sue-ee"ted t0 his diwlphs rvmuineel. and Iota it was Jesus had
Reath -)lath 2:r:at-a6. that the ' the
lyls" aver ri the (di-
-MAL
on thew and fed -five thou-
sandIht. "all=ihe l'hoiee of the ftte4ve ry side �.1 the wen of Tiberias to be well, heal/1494 womI•1i and chit-
Oct.
144:1-8. - :a v from the press of the people I dren from fire loaves and tw-o "mull
Jrsu" 11101 4•11 11141 1w•P1ve me• to be for time ..f rest. .Lsnr after they
fl•lrr- „1 nu -n and the t11110 has come ; start be fell asleep end w1114 all un -
for their lariug scut out to,thelr work. cunaciol .of the terrible storm that
Ile told thein to wllenu they were to ' had trouts upon them without a mom
• pr.mch an l what was to tae_ their ant'" notlee. At first they hesitated
- theme and -then he endowed them I to disturb lir rest but they ioonme
dish hls own power over evil spiritsafraid the ship was going to sink.
and all k4tsd- of diseases. Ile then I Then they called o him. "Master. ear-
Instnu•ted them to •1* faithful in the i est theta .ant that we perish?" Jesus
discharge of their calling. They laud i awnk,•, and. In thrl words. pr.)dI1eed
received much from him during the , :1 N.crfe"•t 'a4In. ' 1' re. hestill. "
time they had 1 .ked into his divine I Ills Trower over the wi 1 and waves
face and list.► to his graetona ; pmthllr4I another fine in. his dlsTt-
t.achiiig and '11 11144.441 hi" powers. pies Watch he also rebuked, saying..
GODERICH, ONT.
•!r 11 let him to cure the skkuess as he
A Merry Christmas
The same old wish,
In the same old way,
To our Patrons and Friends •
On Christmas Day.
ROYAL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CO.
East Sif Square
GODER ICH
fishes: 1111(1 more r.uulin,'l when all
had been fully satisfied than there
was to beam with. They all then
realized that • he must 11141.1.1 be 'that
prolJ.et that should ((1411• 11110 the
wend."
Nov. 16111--PeteVs Cootess10111-Mstt.
] 16:13-26.
Jesus had ••t'itlulrawn - hl* little
mpany to a quiet retreat in order
to more fully reveal himself to them
tui by quewtiening them as to the
pull • opinion entertained as to who
he w+ supposed to be. lie rot from
*Peter the spokesman of, the disct-
Ilea a eclaration that He was in-
tt
.Beed the e,siah. Jesus then told
hitiu the ( Gotten Church would be
founded' an them and whatsoever
14tes ad co cinemas they permitted
or for de wo W have the sanction
111 `fit He further commanded
them in ell no an as yet that He
ens the` ensiah.
Nov. 23rd -The \ T'raltsAtt elltlon-
Luke 9 : 8-35.
is
of when nus \with habit
•H
the rest crisisof
i 411s life. he wen Int the mountain
1 to pray and, wh a tbtle engaged. 1111
c.,ntrtell Mare WW1 •h g • and the
three disciples w a romp» rid
hint saw his figutre. hls net and ht"
dress all Isrome wh to and \gllsten-
ing. This was in 140 a v,terious
iva}• God's answer to his prayer.
4'hev saw also tsar heavenly '1.14ors
alkiug with .l. -•us and their to . wail
Christmas Goody at Hill's Hardware
We Have Christmas Presents for All of
the Family
Safety and Straight Razors. Brushes and Strops, Lunch
Kits, Vacuum Bottles, Foot Warmers, Aluminum
Ware.'
A complete, line of 1847 Rodger Bros. Silverware. Also
Adams design.
Gasoline Irons and Lamps, etc.
HILL'S HARDWARE, Auburn.
PHONES: Dungannon, 5 ring 3; Blyth, 32 ring 12.
Serviceable Gifts
for Christmas Shoppers
New Quebec Heaters ,, f
New Quebec Stoves with Oven
New Springs
New Mattresses
New Beds
New Fumed Oak Armchairs and
Rockers
Kindergarten Sets
Dol? Carriages
Kiddycars
Doll Bassinsttee
--and everything for the Kiddie*
and home
Shop hare. We sell for leas
Blackstone's Furniture Exchange
''(in the Itroa.lway of (lOd.-rich'. •
A
.,f his conang erueifixiun.
.ant no doubt to hearten 111
..rdeal. The .1151 pier. were
ion then what they had *ten.
remelted 111w'lty" with then► and
•.roof o1 Ills divinity.
NOV. 304h -The Good - Samarita
Luke I14:25.4. • -
141 this lesson a Bertin lawyer Ia
Ole nudienee sterud np and asked Jo-
-tis it qu sties as to what he shonl•t fol year.
-lei to Inherit eternal life: twit that he A breeze of morning breather about oar her td the kindest people In the town
really w•i"hod to know but to entrap breeze
; Ire ►new.
hlin in his answer. tint of this eines tale horde chs rid�m and sunshine, Cala/ Atd there was some money to the ea-
ti„1! err''" the question of "1411)1 4. m}- and tear.
in-Ighlw.r?" Jeslts proredt•d 1tn` ell Blob In nand troll upon the Cendtna �e1ope, all who very Iltttr father cuuld
'wItl.-n the lawyer by a )sores- 4 in she brings thee gats. What blessing wilt ••Shall we keep beet" asked Ur. Judd,
whisk only one m,u, out of three who another in 1thou chows' for the were quite poor and 4143 ill.
above
•lnuk the trouble Lute's crown of good in earth or heaves y
to help hum. After relating 14 .all the above nes" bad brought many heavy bills to
air titust Ill is Jesus asked hint to de• The one immortal joy thou carat not lose pay, whispered Iles
eide for hltnrtelf and he refdl'd. "11.• L love: Leave all the rest and choose She clime. to us,' pe
thou lova
that shi•wet merry on hum... •Iln•u -Cella Thaxter.
.lt•su- 41t.nt4swr11 the nein and his stile
Uri ht ""rung. tl " 11'k DANGER FREE TREE.
dnE
SN0W
BABY
by
EDGAR
17ACLANE
A
In Judd* lived in a little cot•
lege at the very end of the
ATHOUGH we live in Gust,-
wamp
Which hart on the map
though our town hes settled
down
1 town. Mr. Judd was a carpet' To take its winter Dap
ter, aud lug he had plenty Oar thoughts go out to friends ivy
of work there Were light and chert and Friends north. south, east ale west.
warmth In the home. But after he eau We hopean' pray this Christmas day
fulieu from a ladder and broken hisWill pr this Ch
leg bard times came to the faintly to
It st
the cottage, and the two little boys, Ns live hen quiet on the faro,
ltltbard and Robin, wolaperedl together
that sm-ely Sautes Claus would not dad Irene an ma an tale:
them this year. In former years be We have two pens uv noise b
had been good to the two little boya, An' uta, no leaa'n thteel
b this things wbuld be different.w garden sap an' shah,
Make cider ev'ry fall.
boys bad gone to bed. Mr. Judd wkly-
,pered to his wife that Santa Claus Wish we could git a cask uv it
might tease Bothe nuts :old candles for Out to you one an' all
Itkhard and Robin and that he himself
bad whittled them two boats that were We ain't no hands fur style tO t1b -
handsomer than those In the shops. and
lura. Judd had boiled some molasses • 11e11 aft you whit
but year a raise our
On Christmas eve, after the little
But we jest winter
say
e byday or
d made a big panful of walnut taffy
an -
from the adore of black walnuts in the night
attic:- F1 you should come our way
Just at that moment lir. Jadd stew a Accept this pectin' which is full
Uv good of Gully cheer
ins It was w'ritteu in the 11tt;e lads
piece of paper pinned to Itoblus 1410 k
bug round handwriting. all most call
"What 1s that'.'" he Baked, going to We sss y_y Crile .."4".175
Au' peace good will ao' Joy until
The Order you k st
-Who gait it?
The uppurttutity was Caere.
1)iet your competitor call tip
your custot••Uer by Long
1)ts:ante, anti Fen lin? w•-.-
1plwrtut:it"
knocking at the- don'.
\u•tarla>a eul.etl•te' t • •
to Meet then h:ilf-tYAy-
1N Lung ristoms
11tey tell us that Ai out 4.Mio •
of the Kaki( opn..rtlUutkW
they go after l,: tel ,1rl:•nu
prove pr.fital•1e. Stich
salesmen an' 1 aitl t i _1 at
e'telephune iui'uttive•'•
° A well -.n -tined plait of es' l •
by Long Dist: ^ce,
$:tl,• m4fl with 'telephone
initis:tP'e•' 1 n.11utg it, may
lee it -' :.••t T.',•'' to
' inerea.-.• .:•it's.
neighR-hvat::gir*isushctri..•'
the mantelpiece.
"[Lubin's letter to Santa Claus. 1
haven't read It yet. What does it say?"
asked Mrs. 3041.1 as she cut the taffy
Into nice squares and prepared, to wrap
1t In the waxed paper.
Mr. Judd read the paper, and his
eyes twinkled. "He asks Santa. clans
to bring him a little sister. He doesn't
want anything else. Ile says he can
be happy playing with her all the year
around."
"The dear child!" sighed Mrs. Judd.
"What Ls that?" they both stoke to-
gether, for from the porch outside they
hated a funny little sound that sound-
' ed strangely like a baby's cry.
I "It sounds like a baby." said lfr.
Judd, going to the door and turning the
knob quickly. -
"it can't be!" said Mfrs. Aidd, foilow-
-. i tag him.
Wish For the Holiday When Mr. Judd opened the door the
snowstorm tried to enter the walfm
Season room. The carpenter peered out into
tbe whiteness and then down and 11ft-
fil?fE own wish wish 1 thea to ed something that was huddled against
every place, the door.
The Cnrt.tmai toy. the song,
ne trace; "It's u basket and there's a baby lu
•
Thine be the light of love in every side!" he cried as h cloyed the d wt
•y ser'• face and art the basket and Its couteuL On
for the That looks on thee to bleu tby coming
t to the table.
Year.
Sure enough, in a nest of warm clean
U Was Kg own wish wish 1 thee -what dos[ coon blankets was a six mouths uld baby
wxs mays?
All thy dear hopes be thee, wnate'u girl; blue eyed. golden haired, dimpled.
they De.
•.,arlah fulfilled may make tree long or pinu d to were et/one
white frock lwasau nu to
stave
wish tree wisdom's eyes wherewith M "aquas that the baby's mother was ,
Bev. _...w dead and that her Luther was gulag to
old. site stands and waits, tbe
- a far country sod made a preseut of
Helping lash Luck
.\ bras o1 gnril without yard ,.r Imo/
lals•I arrived at a hour•. A. the re,- q►
elpteut .1i.1 net knew %hum tn_thonk,: . for the the gift. be w rot.- to ell hie
Dieter+ who were hauler.. asktite
mold if he was the ile ulfl{tial donor. '
I ,Belt reply
tt e
but 1 w
Very
Y „ ear and d" `THE
"-. Al.. w happy to bare her!"
Dee. 7th -Tho Man Born Blind-- - s "That settles 11!" said Mr. Judd, and
-John 9:13-17, 2$.36, How Eletetricity Provides rho Sparkling he went up into the attic after the lit -
this
was the custom of .be,nlC. he n'sm'A Cheer Without Risk of Firs.
tie cradle in which Richard and Robin
thin miracle of curing 11 11111 born Nearly every 20th day of Decembee uee,l to sleep.
blind to illustrate the face shut h0 we read In We morning papers the pa• When Christmas morning . dawnd
W11/4 the Light of the World. Hay- tbeuc stories of Christmas play that Richard and Robin crept out of 11
Mg satisfied his disciples that.
in this cane at least. the trlfrrin,as ends to tragedy. It is the annual toll and tiptoed into the sIttlUg room. The
of the Christmas tree candle. Every allays did th
on Christmas)
morning so u
,pot to awaken
their parents.
It was barely
dayllgbt-
They could see
their stockings
hanging fro m
the mantelpiece,
and out of the
tope were stick-
ing two red paint-
ed sailboats Just
alike.
Besides the
boats there were
warm red mit.
"sax centr TO as," tens, knitted by
W11!SPaasa nen• loving fingers.
JUDD. and there were 1
dettcioas walnut taffy wrapped in wag-
ed paper and some red apples.
And hist as they reached tbe red ap-
ples the ,little boys looked down and
UMW the Jold cradle with the snow ba-
by's bright and blue eyes staring up
at them.
How the cottage rang with their
cries of Joy! How they hugged the
now baby sister, whom they thought
Santa Clams had lett at their door►
But we all know that sometimes when
Santa Claus is very bogy be has to ask
grownup folks to help him distribute
the good things at Christmas tide since
be rennet get around to all the homes
of ell the good children In one evening
without tiring his reindeer too much.
"lrnrrahr' crtvd Richard and Robl4
rmnntng to awrten their parents.
"Merry Christmas, father and mother!
COMP ort and see the beautiful baby
abater Sante Clans has brought nsl
Why. this le the best Christmas we
ever bade
Judd as she bugged the baby they had
found in the snow„ -We can spare
enough for her. And the boys will be
was not . the ontt ora,• of Biu. Jesus city has dozens et such cues each year.
made clay 4111/1 a 4(1ntell the blind eye's' The candle game feu are to the tinsel
uud ton -ant Wm to complete 4111- trimming, a curtain blazes sip. and the
cure by a in
t e. the {end of 411• day of festivity ends In sorrow or tome
nem. The n.an bons n111141arla isea•
tunnel by neighbors and ° Pharisees member of the family Is badly burned.
about the methal of the purr and the • The: little electric tree lights are deo
maul who .1141 1t. For ha. ioldtiesa tn' oratve» d plsafe easing
goovenlto children.and
proclaiming Jesus no one sent of (:•sl they e
Thay
he was turned out of the 'synagogue. lamps, fruits, roses,
doge,birds.
irds. snow but only to lie sought out and re- I men and grotesque
c,44141 of ,le -ns, the great head of the all strung together on fine. silk covered
...Imre!). I wire and may be readily connected to
lhr, 1401-1140 Ralahlf d Lassen"-• any lam) socket behind the tree
-John 11:31.41. e 1 The Battle Iampe sparkle and glow.
When Lozano took 111 word was They are the most effective Christmas
sett to Jesma by the slster-. The tree ornaments ever devised. and there
,1144nuc0 wua not ter great hilt that he V hr more fun for the Whittle, because
alight hove reached Bethany tw•tore
death entered the lora.'. but lu.. par-
4s,w•ly detay.s! -,fled he Men pr•s-
ent. their trust in 1.11)1 would hart
Mothers Treat Colds
The New "Direct" Way
No Longer Necessary to "Dow" Chil-
dren With Internal Medicines to
Break Colds.
Children's diges-
tions are easily up-
set by too much
"dosing:* Vicks
VapoRub being ex-
ternally applied.
dors not upset little
stomachs.
At the first sign of
Crimp. sore throat,
or any other cold trouble, apply Vicks
freely. There is nothing to swallow -
you just "rub it on.'
the lamps can burn as long as they are
wanted. They do not have to be watch.
ed, and the little Ismps can, be used
year after year. They are suitable far
any festivity and add gayety to every
gathering of children.
An Austrian Christmas Delicacy.
The Austrian affects at Christmas
time a delicacy known as frucbtbtod,
made of raisins, currents. figs and
chopped dates. This constitutes a sort
of cake. baked hot
Mane/. Question
•
Mashing. 4' 11114 her fee.• on her
f1,th,•r', shoulder.
"11c love tar•" she said,
-chili 1 silo 4l r he a •1411+ 1t• nn tr-
ry rent?" the old Mau grllnte 1,
•.y. -s. aro.-
Wlint's his income''"
She atmrttd.
.•I don't know,.' she mnemnred.
hat Ole rnhiNdener la very strange•-••
-What c,iteidene•?" asked her
hither.
"Md ainIen;' she answered,
the very sante queetloe about your
Owe nM/ow.lav Usse Nu"? ' incvme.-
ease the
•111 not fo-rget
stxm lir larder
Dame:
con."
was
(1111.
Brophey Bros.
THF. LF: \I►ING
Fl NEK\1. DIRECTORS
AND EM11.\LMERS
brders car ffCY attended to
'at al' hours, night or day
GODERICH
fljieier f
Fotrersl Director ad
Embalmer
III calls proulptly attend-
ed to day or night 1
PHONES
Store 335 Residence 356w
Hamilton Street, Goderich
HERE IS ANOTHER
CUT IN PRICES
AT
M.Robins' Big Reduction Sale
SWEATER COATS
Men's all -wool Sweater Coats. in fancy checks. All
sizes. Reduced to
e
$4.25
CAPS
Men's and young men's Caps, in fawns, greys, blue,
heather and velours. Reduced to
$1.45 and $1.75
JUMBO KNIT SWEATER COATS
Men's all -wool Jumbo knit Sweater Coats. in brown.
greys and heathers. Reduced to
�.
$4.45
BOYS' REEFER COATS
Boyi Reefer Coats, in brown tweeds. Sues 2 to 6
years.
$2.95
M. ROBINS
•
South Side Square GODERICH
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