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lie Leading Men's &ore
Everything that's now -
in Men's Wear
retro and known only in what 1t dela
The fins and ,lespist thing to say
Sunday Afternoon f about love Is that It hi a social pea -
:don. There cannot be love without
at least two, a lover and a beloved.
It God be love, He must have loved
from all eternity. There was love be-
tween the Father and the Sou, and be-
tween tbe Father and the Spirit, be-
fore time began to be. When the Son
WW1 as eb atmaa Bell Sald emptied Himself of His glory, the most
By Margaret R. Seetweh costly sacrifice was not that Ile took
1 ring the bells," said the Christmas
By 1SABEL HAMILTON
Ooderlch. Ont.
our flesh and was found in fashion as
bell, * man. This was the supreme los,
"!be whone'RiliFwelt/ annelid; the heaviest sorrow, that, as one
Fisch bell that tla�i.Hbt.eea(t1 01 -- et the love and eommunlon
[las caught my silver soun& of a home, 11114 a' heed ann -mien
"1 hush the )angling temple bells wlltld, w Christ peered out from the
every of t tell of woe and sin; ranter into the ♦cum of Nazareth. In
That [teem ery land, Hia high-prieatlyrprayer (John 17:24)
1 Tba
I ring the outCof evelld in. He recalls the love wherewith "thou
loveat me before the foundation of the
world." The second thing to say about
love la this—love is creation. When
next you ponder the things of your
apirit, your faculties of love and joy
and hope; when you tear, and sorrow
and pray: when you hunger and thirst
for more than this world can give; you
shall realise with a strengthening joy
that God created you with your spirit-
ual capacity ro resew! to Him; be-
cause He Is love.
The third simple thing to lay about
love la this—that love _jp providence.
Love cannot be content with creation.
"Then ring with bappy chime today It must pare on to carp, ---and God's
The school belle of Japan, care is Hia providence. And so God
And teach her gentle maids to know did not create the universe, and make
The teemed Son of Man !" all things beautiful In their season. and
"The church bells ring because of me:
Because I chime Hie birth,
The sounds of Sabbath chimes go out
To circle all the earth.
"The school bells ring because of me—
Ail knowledge comes from Him;
They twinkle on beneath the Star
That never shall grow dim.
"The joy bells ring for every heart♦.
Because of Him who came
.To save the dark and weary
From Ignorenee and shame.
Hand Tailoring and
Special Order to Your
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Chas. Black
Goder'ieh
world
GODERICH, ONT.
Aluality
no substitute
Tea j�j�, yodem.
of the answer to the questloo "What
1a the chief end of man?" "To glorify
God"—bot also the second pbraae—
"And to enjoy Him forever. Slit
"enjoyed" her Lord in thoroughly
she wanted to share bet joy with the
whole world.
Before the student volunteer move -
art His spirit in man, and then turf ment was organised, she offered her -
PRAYER HIa hark and vanish into atlenee. self to the Foreign Mission hoard of
To Thee who giveat all we come "Behind a frowning providence the E'rta.bytrNan (Ztlunh. "Too
with heart and life dedicated to Thy He hldea a smiling fare." young," was the reply. "It is not ad -
service at this ('hriatmaa time. "May no The fourth thing and the great thing vtaable to send such a very young and
earthbom cloud arise to hide Thee to say about love is this --love Is grace. inexperienced girl."
from Thy eervanta' eyes" Amen. The unknown aacrlM,s of many a re- Mhos Crawford became Mrs. Alex-
tleent man and anent woman are those ander Stuart Md Pett ural she and Ur.
utoneerreys Dze. 1s, iggro04111110amee --S-is inidevaitemliter eaRetii t.4 Moffett ASKS et -
I carne Totple—Thi Supreme Gift of dear one, bark to purity and truth. m}aaton ,erviep, tmt again the Mtasloo
Love ,1 What can God, who la love. do for the lioertl maid Not rdci+xbir."
Leeson ?sewage -1 Jar 4:7-19. ginner but pour Himself out in costly I Years palled. but the miaaiunars
Golden Text—I Soho 4:11. •
`arriflt•e to redeem him.-- "God so purpose did not pass from their
loved the world, that Ile gave Ills only hearts. When Dr. Moffett wax pastor
Professor Henry Drummond gave an begotten on. that whosoever helieveth at Midway, Kentta•ky. and he was
address on "Love," as found In the In Ilim should not perish but have fifty year, old and his wife forty-five,
13th chapter -of 1 4'ortnthtana.- at the everlasting tife." ("John-it:10t. - they affpred-thrmm'tvee once - more.
country home of Lora ' Aberdeen Gad has thin menage for you, which y had six children. and planned to
Listening to him was the great evangel- meets all the breadth of your man -
place Five [elder ones in sc hextl to
hat D. L. Moody, who aftefwarda 1n- hood's thought. and all the depth of America. At last they were accepted.
vied him to repeat It at the North- your manhood's need: that He is love
field Conference. It was printed in eternal. love that emotes, love that
different publications in United States, provides. love that redeems. love that
Later on it was publlsheA In Britain .l'a'bplinea..love that waits to bid us
and The Brltlah Weekly describeld It welcome to the Father's Home at laat—
as "one of the most exquisite and per- "Oed Heves to beid)fie Ion
feet things Professor Drummond has � R
fit'
ever written. ,end full of the spirit of
(Rtrimt." Since then it has bee*
printed In many langeagea under 1
title of "The Greatast Thing In the
World." Today's lee.on Is on the same Atli He nem feetlsasw to be with I faced them in Inc reetibnle Tears Rake In loaf pan In a moderate oven
topic, bawd on the words of Rt. John 1t1µ a were In her eyes and determination (32.'i degrees) for one hour.
the Evangelist. was in her heart. "Ton will not let
in a series of aAArrases delivered to
CHRISTMAS CIROQUIPITIEI
1 sup stale eake crumbs
% cup chopped, blanched al-
-- amends or shredded cocoanut
--*-Orated rind 44 lemon
% tableapoon lemon juice
__I,,eup orenge juice
Iegg yolk
1 egg white
Fine cake crumbs
Mix Brat four Ingredients In sauce-
pan, add orange juice, to moisten, and
let stand ten minutes. Heat to boiling
point; remove from fire; add egg yolk
and cool. Shape as croquettes: dip la
egg white, beaten alightly, with one
tablesp0000n.,sell-,-aatesi roll (n aittgtl,
Sty bread or eaTre crumbs, end fry 1a
deep fat. Sprinkle with powdered
*near, aad•'eprve- with chocolate lance.
CERIIlTMAI>I TWIT CAKE
% cup butter
1 clip anger
1 cup orange juicy —_..
_ 3.*upa'etpsd deer
4 teaapoona baking powder
% teaspoon malt
Their outfit was preparedand they % cup aedlew retains
14 eup candied orange peel
were ready to mail to Brazil. At a meet
14 cup candid lemon peel
hag of the Presbytery celled in the
church In Midway. the gneatlnn waw % cup candied cherries
church
Iii eup chopped Huta
again opened and by a small majority -
it w µ
an voted that after all It was ton Whitea o 3 RR*
11s 4hotter,, add sugar and cream
a{afa. Add Orange juke alternately
With two sups flour sifter) with baking
expensive to mend a family to the field,
(For He smog us Aimeelf with suet ; wo that their eommis'lon was recalled
—even before they had atilea. and salt. Add remaining cep
He dim for deeiro of ee. marvellous As the members of tbe Prei.k:hq of flour with finely -chopped fruits and
[110111 lit! `came out of the meeting: M». Moffett nuts. Fold in stlmy-beaten egg whites.
t#ORLD MISSIONS me go," she wall. "hut I'll send every LEMON WITH VEGETABLES
Glasgow Rev. 11,'. now gave one oe child I have." A great peaee filled Housewives are quite ■ceoatomed to
Love's Supreme Diac•Insure as sewn In The Wellman Vs'bo Went light Tin" her heart. She had prayed earnestly Lemon ie, lemon
"God Ix love." in this was manifested Over Instead of Ogee Only that Gnd would nutlet her mime Hia pIn ies'hea on flab and
the love of God toward um, because that About fifty years ago, Carrie Lena will for her 111'.. it had been hard to slnw of lemon In iced tea ora fruit
God neat His only often Son foto Crawford, a high-apiritd, popular punch, but many h not tthe
nrslryatand why. again and again. the many ways 1n which lemon may be
door had been rinsed before her eases. used w4th vegetables.
feet. hat now the answer was clear For refreshing wilted vegetables add
"The door Is not closed. Yon lire to the juke of a lemma to a pan of water.
is'R girl of old Kentucky, faced many
the world, that we might live through
Htm-1 John 4:5, A. The following 1s' doors that opened before her Invit-
condensed from that address:
Vie- le impossible of defirdtlon, yet
yog8aB know what love la. John tells
m dptn and again that love is to be
fagly. She was full of fun and a rol-
lickingly good humor. When she
etndied Weetminater Catechism
she learned not only the first phrase
W
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wit --nM in per,nn, hat- threletb eon* To keep such vegeta—Mee as old pota-
(+ttdren" - toes or eaul(fiower white while cook -
She not only grove her ebildren hitt
she trained them for live* oe merely*
There was no long -faced[ chrtstlanlhy
In her life. Her piety wag deep atlld
genuine. Ant she entered Intel
mart* and pleeestreo of her children as
If she were as reline am thev
AhOnt twenty fico year, she ,petit in. e
. -- [wetting really to go. not is one mla-
I donarv. but as eight missionaries---
thrnnth her night children.—Thp MM
sionary Review•. ---_—.--...
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CREDiTON FIFTY YEAiRS AOA
From Its tiles o7 fifty years ago T'
Exeter T(maea-Advew'ate reprint, th-
following paragraph 'ent from Crest'
ton:
.t great many people Ili the adjacent
townsbipe. when hearing of Crdlton.
have little hien of the ,Ise or import-
ance of the place. The only fault of
our town 1a the unfortunate way in
which it la laid Ont. We have a popu-
lation of between nix and seven hnn-
dred. We hnre three large stores be
mildew ,mailer nnew, flour and feed *tore,
three large shoe stores, one extensive
harness,' shop, two livery stables, two
..,.tailors, two hotE 1 eta' fornitk
log store, 4we--we'grer-Ind carriage
shot*, four blacksmith shops, grist
mill, law min, two large flax mills,
large woollen mill, five brickyards, one
planing mill and furniture making es-
tablishment, one cooper, two pump -
makers, doctor, veterinary surgeon,
watch maker, cheese factory, creamery,
tinahop and store depot, telegraph Of-
fce, egg parking and butter making es-
tablishment, Division Court.
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Rack -,oat Driver—"John, be careful
Tbere'a A ear ttehind you."
John Ipatfentlyl--"Rnt, my dear,
I've never hit any one hehtnd me yet."
THE ADORATION OF
THE WISE MEN
[Saw you never in the twilight -
When the sun had left the skim',
[lp 1n heaven the clear 'tors shining
Through the gloom with 'elver eyee?
So of old the wise men watching
Raw a little atrangcr 'tar,
And they knew the King was elven.
And they followed It from far
Heard you never of the 'tory,
How they ernacd the desert wild,
rneyd nn by plain and mnnntaln,
Till they found the linty ('httl'
ow they opened all their treasures.
Kneeling to that infant King.
Gave the gnld and fragrant Incense.
Gave the myrrh In offering''
Know ye not that lowly. Roby
Waw the Aright and morning star.
He who came to light the Gentile'
And the darkened lode' afar?
And we te, mar seek Ilia cradle,
There our henry, twat treuetiree
bring.
Lore and faith ami true devotiim
For mit Saviour, God. sed King.
('aril Francon Alexander.
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ing, boll In water to which a slice of
lemon or a little lemma Jake has been
added
Cover eight entail beets- boiled and
*Heed thin with one tahleapoon sugar
to which has been added juice of two
oranges and of two small lemons.
Boil eighteen milium -slued new pota-
toes. Drain. Add one-quarter cup le-
mon juice to three tableaponna browned
butter. Pour over potatoes.
Add lemon juice to eoolced spinaeb
allowing one tablespoon lemon juice to
each eup cooked vegetable. Melted but-
ter mar also be added. Or spinach may
be served with iernon garnishee, allow
Ing each person to use lemon juice as
desired.
GOING WITHOUT BREAKFAST
Have you developed the habit of go -
Ing without breakfast, hoping that by
so doing you will Ile aide to take off
some of that attlptua hie-_-
This fad may result In lmpalrment
of health and is especially dangerous
to those under thirty years of age.
Statlatica show that to be overweight
up to the age of thirty gives better
chaner"hf 'long inn -'sue Tleiltb. Of
merle,- tree doer IIs[ want te-te "tar
much overweight, but a few extra
pound. provides a reserve in ease of
es
Illns or for etreaaoua athletic strain.
Probably It would be wiser to omit
the midday meal, but wiser still to
make this midday meal a small one
(-misdating of light fonds. Breakfast
is the meal that furnishes fuel for the
most strenuous work of the day. Fur-
thermore, the well-balanced breakfast
contains orange juice. milk and other
foods that are particularly valuable.
if breakfast Is omitted there Is the
decided likell ood that the healthful
orange will Ht be conenmd as heav-
ily as It should be. There is also a like-
lihood that the day's quota of milk
will he' reduced.No! Don't eliminate breakfast un-
less a skilled phydcbnn has a good
reason for it. Too many troubles can
easily eome as a result.
e 'uatomer--';l'd Ilke to se• some geed,
e.
,eeond-hand car"
Salesman -"So would 1." Mignon!!
(tntlaw.
MORE ROLLS
13y Bet ty . rtar(day
Women seldom tire of tasty rolb-
men never. Here are two recipes that
I have not used before aid whlek will
surely please: `
Strew-WYlrl Chocolate Roll
(4 eggs(
6 tablespoons epechtl eake flour,
sifted
6 tablespoons cocoa
% teaspoon baking powder
5� teaspoon emit - -
ae 'lap sifted sugar
4 egg whites, *tiny-.hggpa_.�.
- AR.Telks,' -
- 4emoneolored
1 teaspoon
Rift flour once mMwre, add cocoa,
bilking- powder, and salt end sift to-
gether three times. Fold sugar grad-
nally into egg whites. Fold in egg
yolks and vanilla. Fold in flour grad-
ttalty: Pour into -parr- Rloj x 13%
inches, lined with greased paper. and
bake Ip hot oven (400 degrees F.) 13
minutea. Turn from pan at once on to
cloth eovered with powdered auger. lie -
move paper. Qulekly cut off crisp
edges of cake. Spread seven minute
treading over eake and roll. Wrap In
h until cool. ('mer with aq un-
cooked chocolate fronting.
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=; PROOF POSITIVE '
- young man fell into a state et.
coma, brit rwr,vered before his frh'nds
had buried him. (Inc of them asked
what it felt like to be dead. . .
"Dead,” he exclaimed. "I wasn't
dead, and I knew t watm't• dead '
h►'
caner my %eiwere sold and if was
hungry"
"Rut how did that make you. serer
-Weil. I knew that 1f i wore he
heaven I shouldn't 1* hungry. and If 1
were In the other place my feet
wouldn't he -old." -The Christian
Advocate.
THE COCISHUTr
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Wire Furies Gem Separators
Repairs for Cockshutt.
Frost & Wood Farm 101
piements and Machinery/
Telephone 598
K ngsteu Street Caderic1i
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Christmas
Confectioner
at CRICH'S
wore acce0tah{. as •
Christmas gift fee eta er yams
thaw • boa ef
Cl loco a z or
Bonbons
We have thaws at all prime.
TELEPHONE 148
West Side of Square, Gatierictt
bbtte Gift Shoppe
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We havi an entire
new line of Gifts for
Christman.
LEATHER GOODS
__OB X® GIFTS
CHINA I
LINEN J
TOYS '
and Gifts for all occasions at reasonpMe prices
A Special in lace -top CorticeUi Hose
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Mrs. E. Evakis
ARE
THE SQII GODERICH
Special for Christmas
—THE VERY BEST -
Christmas Cake
THAT MONEY CAN BUY,
ONLY
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Mother Forced to Leave
Fatherless Children
Annette Inoka at you gratefully
aa you paus.t her beds{•• to ad-
mire her needle work. So expert
has she become that she feels sure
a table runner •he has made will
win a prize at the fair back home
"Rack home"—wOrde that bring
tears as she tell•nu how she longs
to be there to look after her family
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ur. m H'e
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Ann.tw'a hahand died of tuber-
culosis, leaving her to rare for the
children •a best she could.
It wee trot long, however, before
she too was claimed by this 11s -
ease. when ems was sent to the To-
ronto Hospital tar ('onaumptivea
with no great preepeet of recovery.
Here, the canfsl regimen. the
quiet, the fresh sir and patient
nursing are greatly helping Amer.*.
tp climb the steep read back to
health.
Ruch work can only b. continued
with the sid of essay a.aetone
fAenda WIII yon p1ttggeyeg4 a gift
�ttasi� wpm A., amen 7� �gge �a " i
Termite.
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TRY IT, AND SEE FOR YOUR-
SELF.
SHORTBREAD, THE VERY BEST
CHERRY WAFERS, MACAROONS, AND MANY
OTHER DAINTIES
HAVE YOU TRIM OUR MILL -MADE BREAD? IF
NOT, WHY NOT? IT IS OftgATLY IN DEMAND.
YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST
E. U. CLEVELAND
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