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410-1Ftiuretee. October 90th, 1934
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INDIGESTION?
A Famous Preacher and Two Letters
Then By A. W. H.
Vir-
' Try KRUSCH I have been to bear one of the Mist- leaders, Butt I& as groat au grip
ou
pseritens of the wori(4 if.: w.cod, and a pa bikall y.
th
at NO EXPENSE • „rldr •xperl.ant_pttr Coa-
Norwood of the City Temple pulpit, ditlous of peace and war. paatly rifted
Loudon. England. Recently be has to rc'epuud to what pulpit and sat- fume, Holy' 41rlt, tome;
I3 yea suffer from loss of appetite, bee* passlug through ttro-'Oslteu st teg •dtmandeorbe..eusy-- 1.et Thy bright beams arise;
da
Iodisation, sour stomach ora miserable and Canada on a ground-the-world•tour seised of :ts indispertaatrle to that ftasese from our minds,
feeling after meals there's nothing like burn pulpit, the king pulpit of the brit- And Olsen all oar eyes.
I[+uthen for relict. The tittle daily done as aa irbrn•tloaal amtesaaelur fad lett tree C'hurebe , 'atheism for .0 may 11.4" "I drooplag faith,
d tatnchen fiat stimulates the flow of spu*tle far peace. He came to Hamll- ye*r* Crewe we**u$eN have rever0er� Oily doubts and frac" remove;
whit juices to aid digestion, and then tuna few weeks ago, and the Pilgrim •ted around the world. And kindle i. out breasts tbe )fames
mems a complete, regular and unfeil- ehur•D, a cuwmodhw* atrueture, could yeast minister of 'a great historic Of ttedee•dyrlat lore.
t gelimination of ea wafts matter every out begin to hold the people who church and of greet world-wide causes *IL., su1K�,.wai welcome the _ welded to bear this' distinguished man• has not 1 adulated
/a adulateat appeareuce. !twee. therefore, In our beasts;
*pportmity to sty Sruscfi n Setts now moi! �'-:cwtt,�.•at �rce un it dote not confine himself to the cleri• our Lilted!, fee* bondage free;
psettivdy [ret of charge Ask your drug- world problems, nt l+lly Bis broad'shoulders and Theu we shall keen and praise and
Olt for the Iiruschen Giant Package. and impresslag bis hearers' wltb his geueruue form are clad iiiltcii-"tie-1'outr'----'0'e
i]ss is the Regular bottle, together with masterly knowledge of the things of would *Sped the bttainves nazi or pu11- The Father, Boa. and Thee. Amen.
s separate FREE TRIAL bottle., 1.1a which be spoke. His great reserve was Grata to be. ere was nu elerkat -,14.711 Hart.
theTrial bottle first. Then if you are our of the outstanding impressions cedar, but the starched ordinary col. • • •
not entirely convinced that )(rushee lett with ua. Marvellously and city- tar with a crtmsoa tie. It wauld be s. S. LEMON tit biOV. 4111. 11114 -
will do everything claimed for it, return erly he gave us picture after picture, hard to Imagine a wore eeeewpilabed lAaaas .I. Growth; '
the Regular package unopened to your economic, vocal, military, Kara- apeak-es-*ucb eluqueace, pert et
• druggist and he will redeem it at full ed to national and oratory cud articulation. Lasater
cal, as they applied ter l'11 -i.
sable But ad quickly or your Free world cuttditlons, std lett ua to form lie >4utde us frrl that' >te had.ent Test-- � 3:1R
Trial tonic will be gee. Mout drtrg6B1 our own conclusions as to what oulbi time for trivialities, seggiett
les only a belted supply- to be duce about there tangs. He tout his theme afters ieMakast pre- In tDeae verses from t ...ttk*s
saki just enough to let us know when limitary remarks: It wee ligktted with Pei we ire 1011 of the
Jesus toot into the v
he stood and the Use of righteousness, humor of a subtle kind and engraining.. .,,.is•= �-
• cart owes little Keen t NO if
tS
BELFAST truth and paclflNam he would DUO- j ly interesting. H►� audirucr followed 9 -
self foilOW ate all easts lie left us 1 him from land to laud ei he led they; 1p'o fro
(;
wishing that he lad gone on abusing! letting them are how Christ and ler.
how he would build a new world, or ( Gospel w ire su often ahettd . of spit; r tet . ;.ve • -.m cr�t1 ++r
what pate he would clear for "tbe 1 catured in the ecoaaoir strut" taf her) :7* ''s
Hely City mega' derive from God out I people or :n aatlou•I and tnternatioa- Ill
of heaven,' for we felt be wan a man al affairs. mega'
with a great auk's and uo mere eons- • Au hour or two at the biographical
placc'ut observer of events, with his shelves in the Hamlitoa public library
loln' girded aad sleeves rotted up for ofle afternoon, tunnediatef3•atter hear -
any task that bumanite and Cod laid tug Dr. Norwovd, was brightened much
upon hie) for ths-weal of the world. 1 when I discovered the volume, "AHen-
about eleven tli?9'lftter'tem'ing tares of a Preacher-" It Kraus )ascan
be arrived 1u London. His City I by Dr. ,lyierwood. Readers out tesagtae
congregation arranged a great the intevea of thle book of the
ter him who had been absent i of this tiny life and its re
ait palpft for w away months. as to whstig tbla man elands t
1 t Honorable Lloyd George Ise stands tor siphon' the hicke as&
the chair slid gage a speech cm of tbe w•urldy utmost of oar ti
peace. Tills theme has been a section gives some pesters) ex
for some time with Dr. Nor- which be rNetes which ere pews
and be has done mach to expound of the variety of personal pro laAd
It in many lands, repreeentlog a great tremble* a ate! Sc. God has deal t 1
body of Christian thought In England. with. hep
One eonld And much to write about Haring touched on the pulpit
this great and refreshing perspealfty. platform side of this MAIM! pranks.,
for a day, a week or longer --
It could be said of him what Robert- it would oot he AMIN to tate
from a tringle room with batt to
the most sumptuous lrousekeep sett .Nicoll said of one of the great; jortsmity that be diva in his to
lug suite equipped with linen, alt• S,'oteh prita•es of the eburcb: -Rh( see the appeal to which be la often
ver and china -affording every fore men realised be was s prophet aubjerted a. as Individual-balppqq�f
convenience, luzury and attend- thee were sure he was a king." Nen- among men, it a way renovedll<ear tiro
•nae. Delightful lounge recap- wood is boat prince and prophet emote puWk Base, where u.*a' Ms with a
don rooms --unexcelled ratan- public men. This Australian, for he man whoa be can trust tor eo*ltding
rant service -that. briefly, is the was born and rained in the Antipodes a.d guidance. 1n chapter alz' thele
destlnedve appeal of the Wind- Commonwealth, was unknown to Lon- are reproduced two letters Dr. Nor
sloe Arms. donere untlt after the war, wbea he wood received. the drat dated 1921(, the
-Write for folder- was Invited to the City Temple M
t other 19. As we might expect. -
1� as pulpit supply for a time on has omitted names connected
Windsor Arms Hotel a rials to Bedlam). That world tare- tbesogeaulne ktterserbieh he
*sue pulpit and congregation were isle- They came to the (lily Teeple, Poe
en by etorm by this cote hal-bred /tomcod from the Soot! Zig' Isla*.
preacher who had not bad tbe general. More 1s the first :
ortbpdo'1 x• divinity training that the ' bate to write this` Itrtter. 'Jj•�a
y1 wseaSly expects.. ' e:. oft the sort
a -r- r- sltee . y
deice: and yet , "tonight's enc
perleaees I feel either vtirlM
or for over in - myself for not
exhausting all a e eoonse Of in-
forelatlpn. Wel', jgy, it you eye
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11114 . *able time,
w , �w■ . I shall be sly Obliged.
-In 19211 I rislted London for the
Igreat exhibition at Wembley. Dur-
ing my. alx mretthi sear 4.1.1 -rola 1
con,attended the 1'ttymale,
because 1 enjoyed the ..armee" 4r7
much. A •bibt or Ino before
The famous energy -producing producia started on your 'th d .ort ala
tweet - an easily
digested f America you ecu a rt
invaluable for infants. growing 'aend•oe' in a�ory in the,
mens or the e 4 had 11.
children, and enjoyed by the e -
whole family.of being one dt provost./bo.* prost.�
here it sire vanes. of able-' Pet*
•r
n.. e.5 M ..-.. that 'seed -ore I was bsadld regre."lr-
meat' by • lady to•wboas I took rtoost
vbele1t fancy. 1 hod hardly teak
two words to her whoa t wee w
swag to an -'R horn'' eluwbeeaa
tboatat• par tool that t salt that
eoold easi1r- int t*e..,BAy
year chatty
honed It a • . a 'a'Ot f a,.
hey i ' •r"
and and fr .t� .- i.
'� en�lheey � .. rsat.sye
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mptrt '
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Howev.r
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bitter
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fternoon
By 11/1/11111. HAY' Lam
Ood.rlcb4 Ont.
• B LFAST, Oct. 93. -We are sorry
es know that Mrs. Van. !Washy L
sot lmproring very rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hunter and fais-
1b, of IBM spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jobe Campbell. -
Olt. and Mrs. McCauley of Flesherton
spent the week -end wltb Yr. and Mrs.
:lam Alton.
111r. and Mrs. Will Alton spent Sun-
day with Mr. end Yrs. John Blake,
Ye. Jim Alton, went 1e working fit
Inaion, visited on Sunday at Mr. John
tllrtlfJea'.
A City
Residence ■ •s
)SOS& to
of relit/oar
had bees
jouraa7
the
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gent
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renee
steps
Hem at
Er s
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Gnaw al Ray) TORONTO
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for Our 9lr.H+nowla.�
-Thursday, Friday ay, 0otober 25, J� 27-
C. & B. ORANGE MARMALADE - - Large 32-°S. 2
ROBIN HOOD RAPID OATS
'110)4ATO JUICE
WROTfERS FANCY SODAS
GRAPENUT FLAKES
POST'S MINUTE TAPIOCA
DERBY CHEESE
FANCY BLEWOHLD
SULTANA RAISINS
BAKER'S COCOA
Roan
Largo
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5 tffts �
, .2 1 -Ib. bap t
.. ! Pkgs. 2 .
2 pl r, L..lt
Spreads "t "Nies . , 2 pkgs. c
Lb. ipc
till 15c
el pki• 23c
O� s,OHE SOAP
Oils SC
YODlt 20011---- HIO SBT P3tIOL PAID
J.
MAVEN
J. CALVIN CUTT
PHONE 118 or 216
t
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to take Lau into
worker* with
fad ttle0• tyle
Parte.' th
ow SW
in
bar .11
a►
bar
eu
wh
Joass gay
tt! bo, la tier
rpt
!* ar 1eo1 of the
e lwstr teals. , bast
from
r wRL. >ti.
depths et Oa ltansdolal.ss did
Kiat vice of been spoke to the
tether of .wr race as He walked in
the cool evening under the palate of
Paredlse, . emmune-•lore plainly, by
Lir•-with 11401. life beard it in every
e��$ `by etre)),_ in -eery in
el solitary thotl/BL ills human life
was in ephtni on which w's+ inscribed
the one word God.' The calm, un-
troubled prelusion of the happy valley
in whir* His home was situated, with
Its green fields and glorious sendary,
was eminently conduetvtr 50 a 11111. of
spiritual t ommulon ; fad lee ktspw
bow from its every Incident fle drew
lee f'r moral 1LLuattathm, 14 Irtt-
etal thought in His public mlnIatyy.
\i c neust�ever lose sight of the fact
that it was in thea years that He 'be•
n to da' long before He 'began to
teeth; They were the years of a sin-
e childhood, a sinless boyhood, a
Tooth. a sinless manhood. epent
Yat hamlllty, loll, dlxa•urtty, sub -
,s e0*temtment, prayer. 10 make
1• an "tenial example to a I I oer race
w we ought to live. 'Take no-
.
o-
` .-says•the saintly Fraatiecaa
nk�oraventara, 'that His (loins no -
thaw *onderflN- was 1n itself a kind
of wonder. Per lits whole Ula is a
Mary ; and ati there was power 1a
pat aR was there power to
teasel , and L
'•• � , ;:, • . eve . t Mae-
,yi•.. �' • and
,q,,, 111. began,
„ - In
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:Cal 1 IT
r
r
mor
forget. +
10 exhans
Again*,. n
"And
the year, i
Ferieiee that
bla
tlIere for til
/n the IOtd.t of
remarks hie ale�
Island plantsien. 'a
aesrhtag Dr.
tot' him the • s•
violently- Ih lo t
•tnnctiaa, wbosi depas
elearnoe knees bat w
1* "Pr P y t°er to��es,1�rm�
r will bN 7esrutn
I %. :. • lot
l F
TY alo 'avith
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With
$1d
p aiming seeds.
ib$O and Dr.
s t ]t glish Bap
. the torch. It
att' 1
torch t• bis
M ids. 14 • 'iv""t Y IllacGUtiv-
tti$.' la tesDr. Richard's
t the vision, and the
,1,.qr•- lighted another Serest.
rooms they occupied
small rooms over a book
wded )%)nese street with
low you could only just
4 and stairs re.embling
Ladder, no well -lighted others
Ira or stenographers or tele -
Just men fired with a vision
and a determination to fors. ahead
carrying aloft th. flaming torches of
Light and Truth. Others joined them
including Chinese writer -P. What wee
Isle sleben these men lad Women saw
that cawed them to dedicate their
talents fad lives to the dace of pro-
dtxing Christian literature? Methinks
they saw China en danger, emerging
from the old Into new paths: they saw
the Chinese church illiterate. the Chin -
pee praetor ttntratned. the woman len
9sea i tlfe, the-�NW
In the Ytdat" and heard a vette -riot
only erytng, "How shall they tear with.
out a preacher," hat "How shah they
=beau
ct without they sir r e
''Bow eau they he w�ehot>
book.sr .
At Arse the Society shady
for the ittaratI. That lseritable--
�hardilr • etre could 'read and
e s be brakes -d0we, cos -
facto mads -'light' had to penetrate.
Rut as years passed and the needs of
the Chloeee chuteb became Insistent,
the voice called. "Feed my Sheep,"
"Feed my Lambs." and again, "Suffer
Little Children to mole unto Me" and
men and women were ready to answer
"Here am 1."
(To be continued 1
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LOYAL
l t'1'A1. Oct. 21.-A car 1111.11 with
potatoes, dour, salt. turnips and all
kinds of vegetables and canned ?rift,
eomtrlbuted by Goderlrb and tbe eosin -
try district, kit McCaw station on Sat-
urday morales for Lake Alma, Sask.,
In the dried -out area. So generous
was the response that a considerable
quantity could not he put In the ear,
and another Der mai be 011w1.
there Was no servlc•e in either
o; urebes on Sunday. owing to
ri serrate at • Aubur. and
many of the pts
at the opportunity.*
churches.
Aid eI
had selb° tat
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,d•
•}ale
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IUWNISTILP, Oct. 23. -
Pettey, d Btaatflsrd Nor-
th, weeks ad at her
1
itteiersit
• Pon -
u fie.
Harwood rime
oa irtlb Ibe pall. gets
tbo teachers' 'ebliv.ntlS*. 1a
with whttett teecbere to
ether school to eta an•
'weber a snethoda, oto tea)►er,
16 ler Mellwaln, attended lt-
oe Potty, whet. a form -
teacher of IS.i, No. 6, elm Margaret
Pe.Nand, is teacher.
Yr*. Mary Phillips hold a "baon
Thursday to get ber winter's stead
1,oaet-
s"
Mr. and ,Mrs. B. ?rank, of Chicago,
have hoes ")doe/ with the lady's Ma-
ter,
irter, Mr.- %Thesen Johnston, and with
other relatives hi the coatmnalty.
Mr- and Mrs. W. J. 8ltatp.oa of
Guelph spent the weekend at the home
of the lady'. mother, Yrs s. Roes.
Yr- Roltt. Harare Ja
*1111. 10 Goder-
leh Saturday night, had tbe misfortuge
to be knocked down py a ear and have
his leg broken uearethe knee, which
will lay him up for some time. HU
many friends hope r • speedy re•
('oven.
.Mrs. Geo- McLeod - Tiles Nona
Mel etnl, of dapartrb. H on Monday
at the 'hnrae o lir, Mrs. G. liar -
wood.
Wartime was brought back to our
memories on Sunday aftertaste, when
a maehlae dun was brought from
Stratford to Camp Kltchigami for test-
ing. Nineteen hundred phots were
fired out over the late. The odd sound
aroused the curiosity q nes is the
community. t - `41
Mr. aesd,Ilp. Fred HeOadoegh and
Mervin, of fief erleh. %peat Sunday at
tete home of Mr. and Mrs Austen
Fuller,
Mrs- Rabe. 1tgAilbter and Maurice
returned hop from Detroit on Booday,
�atfttjer a two -weeks/ vacates* in that
%Ism Mew* Mater -ire regular
,iaeetin x.�,8. teas Dell oa
w$5 fifflit wtmbera
Meflwaln had chute
of the aabetiag. and the Scripture les-
son if C(oriathialls 13) -was read by
Marion Colwell. The t»A', "Poetry
of the Social Awake/gig;was read
by Helen Al;idsoa, h, a discessioa
oa the topic by Yr. (Valk. it was
decided to hold the next meeting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harwood.
The meeting closed with the hymn
"Just As 1 Am. Withont One Plea,"
and the Mlxpah henediction.. , ,Next
Sunday, anniversary services will be
conducted at t'nion. The afternoon
"emcee at 2.311 p.m. will he conducted
by Rev; W. i'. Lane of North street
church, Goderieb. The evening ser-
vice at 7.30 pm. will be In ebarse of
Rev. C. DeWitt Omens of Wesley -WV -
lis church, Clinton. There will be ape=
Kiat IOWA(' et-Letlsaereteea n. tO
the in*Iemency of the weather, there
was only n small congregation at Fitton
on Sunday. Rev- 11. le. Gala of Bay-
field occupied the pulpit in the *Mance
of the pastor, who was anniversary
Meeker at Porter's Hill. Mr. Gale
preached a fine sermon oa the sub-
ject "The PITlieleteltrehrint4 fheepe the
text, "From henceforth *specifier tip
Ah be-pliade HP towtaterel"
- • I1urlilt ten setvtc'r
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MICE f
of
to
Wert
the OAS,
Ula
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CU RCi!
Oct. 21.+.4eopie
SIS staked is 54.1.1
produ*e for toe
ear will be a,
ou
will t»
tit tie eoaamttte.•s
an4 Mrs. Ju. He
iliCaiirPLtaloss, spe14
altfi Ws. Cecil retro
Mr. ea& Mrs. Wtlj Mc4• than and
son, Roger, of Cleveland, are visiting
at the bale of Mr. sod Mrs. Ben Mo-
:CMuaghtii Mad other retattves hate.
On i[oadtty a fully gathering was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
ellecleoesau, with the following at-
tend1.g is* and Mrs. Ilohte of
Winches d Barry Meetenagban and
family btya eve, Mr. and Mr. Laid -
la s
aid -las and chl((e�freo, 1tr. and Mss. Clowns
Atectenagha n find fa wily, Xt. asd - _
*04.1 M.-l'IeneghClY
an and Clarence, r- 'a
and -Mrs Will U *'le Oaghat' and so0. •
Mrs. A. For left on :Saturday to visit__
with her tighder. *1ra. !toy fatten of
Lucia.
('ommunlon -.revere will be held la
the tutted church ou Sunday crest.
Mr. zed Mrs Ab. Caustron and Yeas
Jen*le McIntyre of Lanark spent Wed-
n esday last with Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
Pardon.
]less Genevieve Watt returns to ber
home is Long Bruch on Wednesday
and Wit tater, Mins Muriel. will take
her place hare.
Yrs. Jas. Maearrger and Yrs. Mac
Iles *peat the week -end with Mr. and-.
Yrs. Jack Henderson of Paramount.
Wadtbtl.-•'I'bi community extends a
welcome to Mrs- Jas. Henderson, form-
erly Miss Wealth* Henderson, daugh-
ter of Mr. sod Mrs. Henderson of
%Ingham, whose marriage to Mr. Jas.
Heoderson, eon of Mr. and Yrs. Thos.
Hendereoe of Whitechur•b, was solem-
nised on Wedaesdsy evening last at
the manes•. Wingham, by Rev, K. Mc-
Lean. After the ceremony sloe wed-
ding dinner was served a1 the home
of the bride•s parents, to the trams
diate relatives of the bridal party.
For the present the happy couple are
residing at the bridegroom's home 11
'W
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eetppr cess este.-Teenage
Am1 Phil sdatltce at the
shIchem-pjs to tbe•-
church here oa P14elayie t% 'w
A apieadtd prows of duct dazed
anti male quartettes, choir numbers and
piano duets was given. Rev. J. Pol-
lock of Chalmers ehnrch gave a very
interesting account of his views angi
.hs•rvationa of English life In O m-
psrtaon with ours, emphasizing the
tremendous market there for Canadian
produce, If the !market could only be
captured, and telling of many inter -
*Slag dints he viewed in country,
cattle awl city there. Oils Jean Lo- - -
gen. teacher In P.R. No. 14. and Mlle -
Genevfeve Watt delighted the audience
with their epieedld thoughtful and
humoroue readings.
t
Gain Weight
C. C. & B. I'IbleTi _ire -Kitty
4 great tonics In-Gictam Carbonate
to purify the blood, banish pimples,
blackheads and blotches -and Brew-
er's Yee.t, Biaud's Iron and Extract
of Cod river to build you up, sourish
the blood, steady the nerves and put
parade otesotht flesh on thfa Dapple
Mtok.a
Start to enjoy -life de lemd ?eel
your hest today --ail drug %sorra.
Get C. C. & R. Teale 'Melo at
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
NOM. 8 From GODERiCH
SC.N.R. diadems w weal
ward Island, Nowa Scotia
111,tlt
itt
lehfpa teems as .•o'oper*.
tiM� Ise
4 pevmanent va re
1!4 ee0sttlp.*whieh le sy -are
▪ worth -wt - S'eiir id.
The d to summoned ti
telephone,-, •:.t
"r'ome Iff liar!'" *erne an scouted
role* at the otter end "My ltttie
boy has rwaltow.d my pencil !"
"An right," .*td the doctor. "Mt
ewe** Im'naHately. (rhes( are yell
doing In rhe meantime?"
*Taint my fonntafn-pen."
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