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6--Thursday, llctobeE Seth, 19 6
Ai A CEREAL
�.,.ay.r - OR 1st COOKINGastiope
it's FINE either -way!
THE SIGN
• _A-MeTe Than Ordinary Octogenarian
Ii s so handy to have a package of
Kellogg'. ALL.ptas" int the kitchen.
Sen. o a, a -reveal. Use it alio
a. a ,.hnle.nmr ingredient in peer
mufti•. bread.. omelets, ;waffles. etc.
Kellog. ALL -BRAN supplie.
"bulk'' to aid regular habit.. Att..
);ssN is sleo rich in vitamin 5,
as well as iron, an element of the
blood.
Two tablespoonfuls daily will cor-
rect common constipation. due 10
insufficient balk' in the diet. in se-
vere case...ills each meal. If not
relieved chi• way, see your doctor. v that is all tour r the time be was air immediate friends.. Early is
The "bull" of Au-R.IN does not 11n a pastoral way. t,• them in holy to his Ue couple lett
generation- ,rt- 'ked to a master draper to old ;the afternoon the happy break doduring digestion a -doe+ floe has for
two r three gene I tato Wh' aliuugi tut u V
that of more v effective
es, and it ishan ` I ti It. • loud mother 1md ManrAr« table atom
fore rRernice for tarnishing I their les ��,t �lyut b1 11145 will reside 1n g
the needed "hulk." It is a delicious
laxative food ... far better than
patent medicine..
Get the red -and -
green package at
your grocer's. Made
by Kellogg in Loo-
don, Ontario.
K1NG8IFRIDGE
t 1 nt•udej
Tom Joy, whir •a
aro whir the summer
By A. W. It with her dattgtrter, Yrs. Jan Wallace,
.out ;wtlt•n,e • :not Nrnriw.'e plunntdr". Gra retuned to Detroit op Suadar•
__ �.N.otveitwl w .•'„...oiat fes Hpsatl�, ft11a1 11@ Wrtlt,
......e.a.F - '�l nrrrldttN'tg
ion narc, or•tWt.a cwt - -€.......=-ate.
Neel a more time Uunali*t who lora "` lir. Tula Joy atotored from Default Dere to do richt, dare to be trans
arise). Yes, he is in his eighty-fifth year, I out the boa tit othr•
.Ia.�JI uall small 1n stature. I A 11ancc of old IaoovMltir•Y he spPat i,au Friday and was ..,ee'ntktttnieei t You have a work that nu other Can da:
l'anada .till oat r!r never save
tltetr.._ _-- hes return by Yea gwhu ape
i
yet active -ant v' " • �'n"a -sir ted you...area to 1
ws Other men's failures can
s;ngul:trly him , ye*
thstie full one iwg well, an• ti mutter owl father Ir1Ni had Rr 1i �� herr may- atttnma God who taro•
i peel the happy. (Utas- too;
cheerful, one way c . 18tt1s1 it • ladofwb n F"" ' fteiI tells,..i w.,lding war saMssplrr,l at 8t. Joeel►1� r gsep th great Judgment swat ever In
voice
presence breathes glad ricer HIS un Y.epWi
0th- clwn9,, Kingsbrldgt•, view
root cud step hole n lwutetiltuly ',crying.
.tiwr.huutr fru' s,'kte'1 1De day.1
• lk•tuber lith. at 10 o'clurlt, Jrsua yunr Saviour,' wilt carry you
valor. He i* a wul ster. has had crying. tool to his 'path f lite W, h d. N herr tiary Heirs 4111. at 10 taklted
s rii f 1 in that 1tet, thernsv l.1tul "" ttrrouur. nt
sixty-three rem r• of artwas her reply. "it L. Taylor.
nNcthfntR In it...,
' lu tunrrirge to militant
uutta, both
erllidR, But the halo that Is on bis l • �t•ce•r uoiwl, lail•'r, this Irtrfsb. The ern•wony was per- • • •
prawn a anti the ;:.en of ,o:ul that I dlwrtt ( 'Atilt, formed by tier. Y. J. tluigley. The PRAYER
irradtetes h.: face is 1101 due to any For troth �wrt l- uruI that their NT_ Porde suer a v. r J. goon y. brown
singular collar or qtr slaw had awe'll-furui•hrd wind and a transparent velvet with• mate) brows
ac Tttuu, who diR create us, Greeted
bitten clot4 tat g it W the troll (heart riot *Ali affection and grace ii of us for Thine own glory. Help us,
nal title be ba• wort,. rr.•,:sorbs', and cattiest a corsage
„( cha:t•ued spirit, of w'htch w0n;d serve to bring button and : Maidenhair we pray. to keep in wluJ that our
of Imre tiring. tte,'ot •.+tN•,c-v t,c hia ,•a11iu l a•._r.-,�'auadlan.. Johanna Hill racer end Ilia
gtsrlly fellowship, of i„ring t''or•
spiritual . .. -.yt of the l:wpt•I - frau. $be was attrudtd by Yfss bodies are the temples of the Uvlug
rinser cd *tor. Wallace, who was daintily at- God and we must pot defile Atb�e
IouR-sustrimd. • cucec-•full el►i1 Amongst (his rich rept
cpttttrt Tf i dW �i1► t like this ape as mw h as ■ny. i eta• • •
Ftireel in DrOwn crape and carried •
No. 1 slit nen naw" frim' ,tideuh effort
building Geed i of wn roma and tern. The FOR OCT. 27, ItSS
thousands u( frim., }'tweed Island ' When he lacier his nwiJeu effort as I groom wsa supported liy Earl prep- S. S. LESSON
re, waatdblras�a pttt.li• Speaker y IAN- en Tapirs__Beisltasser's Feast
and New Brunswick 1 it life. He was still •
nat.. Atter the cerement wedding heutgn).
lois name for what they know of aim: uat•nt®nrtluttt�utyrwr. it WAS a great diluter war served at the bride's homy tlntematianao Tampe••wawn
.ns. At f i w the mm r •• ,
loot llrAlt
Oct. le. -Mrs.
Sunday Afternoon
• • •
R1 ISABEL HAMILTON
Ooderich, Ontario
i Iprofr.a hie motor tri to Ia.:o oe, Chatham,
R, It. Ite•unrtt s fatb•r younglun Windsor and Detroit tintheir r
'motor in their Hillsboro.
,Christian., for . ',some
s WlIIll rit{lrru- Ilio abridge. Their
hi' as - 'teaw.a c -
-what is
N. IL. Minn.. I, and admlrahje' the to make thio effort. anti CCPD festal i puluy,Trlends slab ;tela success stud
:b Otis
' 1'pllnrss.
ie to noir how chi. tstpa'tsariaD-1 to belittle his rpcltrtvorl?. Tle wife r
lag :the s 'Titters ",lady owed to de- of the draper. honever. Rapes him every GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Ihadng a6r,wor,1 an IoM lady used to dr re)-uurugentcnt - Tremblingly he made
si rites ' W„rd•vt,•nD test Rnd prytu - x hal itItul drieet nker aiher. e iwl a sort of d spirit -
t
has gn'a'w old Race . dr are dull, tial uut•t"t up to 111111 firm. are pr+` tNHrERII'H TO]fN•Ifll'. lht. 31.-
tully Boa many old people t�ran1 6i* Mr end Mrs. Georg,. Itlack and Mrs,
walker�irrnsP' And. of wetrt that lw+rtttty-ilud MargarH Kay, u( Tiverton. spent
mve"i "me McKay,
4s are soo
to bodily or menial
eztteme age But we have known
eigi• aD41 ninety-year-old people. well
and bratty.
and. be• ,1n rrai IIIc'. and also had
m -
I C
course. the*
vt, t ten
dor t 1 1 a
Keep on the � course these defer
fafitlttp common to
Sunny Side of Life
Lassen I0tw.4e-Dade' 5:11-58.
Golden Te=f-Pro verba Ze :1.
The destructlou of the kingdom of The Finished Product
Babylon had been often foretold. 1n It Nr• r beautiful summer evening
prediction tome{,
today's lesson that prtdf
home to Belehassar, the then ruling
monarch. About two years before
the iuc•Identr recorded here, Cyrus,
King of Persia. came agaI � tplt pitched
with a great army.
battle ensued a1d Belshazzar and his
fortes, being defeated. sought to en-
trench themselves in the city, where
'TEX-
writing on the wall. "God Lath num- ITWO HALLOWE'EN SPECIALS
tiered thy kingdom and finished it:1
thou art weighed lu the balancer, and 1)Y Itrtty Bttrch7 •
found wanting; thy kingdom U Ilalluwtru dots nut call for elabor-
dlrldcrl and given to the Medea and rte dIIt.s-rs, but it doer demand ooe or
Persians. two unusual dishes after the festivl-
Otte won have thought-
wanclw h hes, coffee against 1Mnlrl, and, aeefug him owe) t Glee Try
the following this
case desperate, would have heel] Ina areifu-- e'en :
rage' against him. But he was so farms`
convicted by his own conscience of the Awaspackage oi'labl-ia tt---'-
reasciahleneae of all be said, that 1 I fr
W. ultle,•ted nt'lblot ag.lnet it, but on I nt-.lane water
t teary conferred the promised Dred c•uKantf
e
the
lou . , c tee. drained
reward d balers canned pew'
• • • r wsrshmallows, flattened
WORLD MISSIONS UMsulvc gelatlu in warm water. rill
wide sherbet glowers ■bout one-third
tull and chill. Prem currants
to
10
ruuudtd Ade of each pea
make eyes, mow anti mouth of Jatto'-
lantern face. When gelatin is arm.
plate marshmallow Iu centre of each
gtwsr and cover with peach half• plac-
ing
lat
ing faceedde up. Pour remaining
cold, syrupy gelatin over peaches tied
ttllll until strut. Serves six.
• - -- Hallowe'en Pasch - - -
11 cola pluerpple Juice
cop grapefruit Juice
1 cup ginger ale
,• cop raspberry syrup - • -
1f fresh raspberry Jute is used,
add three• tablrepuonr sugar. )
_pJtr ingredlentr well, put Into
lees hoz. Wbeu serving. add sottai
tINMd�' ttilfeed orange and marastislao
ebervli* *4-erwsbtdl ice. For MW
aet•rlags, multiply recipe by eight.
1 L 1f wtucitits father the trerk�•ud at the h they thong 7 d t had fallen asleep at the WDt! with IRK Rout. YcllwalD definitely . b
at the i nth chapter yeas Yary Bogle. of \Ile, 1r visiting I,tnd year of the siege The fifth cDap-
ipte's liowpei ter from which the lesson for today
t 1 the Keble Vale at tht home of lir sod Mrs. Harley
had so .im Inert R,yaa tit Iles of rcepta
alp• N'heu the w umr of lir end ht the could hof tau
Baby -
after for nett pg e i
of the city fell In the sec -
A,. he leaked on the 'lotus' hr began
I in a labored notes. "Gentlemen., 1'w of
•wpPnaf hefowe blip- vac your class. I'm a graduate In stieace
a shed with Were. Thr mretlng aDd Wiley, t taken, comprises a record of a ser- of Toronto Catverslty. 1 hold a ow aaltfunl, spent that occurred in Baby t•�eF 1st
arta - re whose 1
apeh tet forth 1st lltetatl. , t
1" a1( 6arti Ad/Till/slag (lebraW (act of erennat)ty-and-es tem tale kIng of his son to whet! be $4a) at the trope of his Rrandnwlh-. lop on the night in which. It was take
per were not of the angelic variety. {'eased him that
pbewe,tsa-dyou every. er. Mr.. Rout. )IeIlwain, sr. I by the Medes and the Persians. The
There are grandmother. tltreand grand- awoke. "My You vin a great feast What
id you frothing.
you
' Mr apd Yea Dougherty. tat flare) I king was giving
fathers pals the thre•-werre years and thing and pa 7 vc• �, e,'rrP t tiasdal at floe haw ofI the occasion of the festa was b net
ten that the .present generation would, owed Age notating and Ra pwrdtun, atxn wuru"- stated. but It -esu not i t w s is t
cgs a rte tui -alluding to the great spiritual Mr. it'd Mrs. Robert So
in tiro AIII. Yr\rill annual festival In honor of some eft,
A tueeting bed turn held in the
y.1 c .t . Toronto, and the twe•retary
of the Federation apd Mr. Whittles
were just leaving In their auto. A
man about fiftydve appruac•htd and
1eane.1 tau the open window of the car.
Ijlls face war sallow and heavily lined.
ills ,lathes were shabby, his bouts
went. His rppearane was that of
a roan entirety clown on his luck.
IF mei;
Plumbing, deat>mg
Eaybing
Wie HAVE iT
Repairs for all makes of
stoves or furnaces
Prompt rr, •w ind reason-
able prices
John-PiedeF-
''bone {±1 P. O. Batt 131
if tpev dared rel t to a rete had over him FY lir and
room
•aa t-lamred Inna 041 ming he thatttgb that a come a NUe, spent Smiler at the home of M1 the Babylonian deltlea There wall
fpl;y metered my hearing he tLat hone the Hedr*iterken! archer ars
nae.
�.,.n
weere ane watt out of the way .and
b not bother I Let ns
•rel w boa Iii: c,enelen'e made
twined Me afterwards ltd a and Yrs. Ileo. iawerby.
�oi,l-wadi.-in tLellt_..ko Y Reg. �am•� matiat a Bet retest to
lovely life:
lay- that le mese
lastslip=three yearn impressive. gold•
Mr. a
be fair to It V req visite.' oq 8nndq at file t►pme of 11i. lords The atwe
rnu l and Mrs. G. p3arwood.
ood
him a 7y h has fallen oft from The rrgnlar meeting oa tot:
Jknlor
him adopt a he Pitting -room
way and chary 1111 consecrated
spec' of Red Cross Society
her down to the sitting room to share I tfw tremhlingld�wsm4Umea with (00- 1 '1111 Armand 1LasalCDe ldisn libarge.
it with the family. p power and IDspfration. yet 1iO01P" 1 The program eensietel of readings by
The octogenarian gtus.t of mine we I bow a Arthemlae m Basan
wasted near as. situ us. all the time. !bow effe<'lvaei1ra�aiilt llstTnhe�rsfait. iF LorralnesLsming,.c-1 1.1 Mary Har -
pp err M.nel tea His excellent con- 1 the high wood and a Freech reading by Panl-
he her with his own careful anddliras 1
i _ - nothing wrong in a great
a thotitaaed
toe* degree. 1 v twee, a tea
co rages-16-111.-llblted States.
vented as Improvement In the process
of making cement which ravel a half
a cent a barrel and it made tae a mil-
lionaire. i haven't had a meal duet
Tuesday Mils was "•lrtldayl' l'ee
oleeptai-.--la__.the. J1.11b-_._ rye
pawasd my teeth." -Fifa retereaees to
and pro( k tial sea lo. To-
ti-�- route of twenty years ago were many
to a to open apd tended to eonlrm that part of
to continue through • [. goilsidenale Dla story.
part of the night. It is not known Ills appeal ended by his passing
precisely at what time the city haat I his whltegold-rimmed spectacles over
taken: yet It may be so whiled t„ Mr. Whattam in au effort to sell
Cyrus was apDroac'DfDR, while the Ito
to get iwrmething to rat. He
revel was while D i the palace. and smelled strongly of beer. He was
that even 'lobe Daniel wts interpret- taken to a restaurant and given a
ing
was
the handwriting through
11 the wall he
meal which he are greedily' He was
cite alreaay ro ebin the pts of the then takes to the Salvation Army hotel
city and approaching life palaceun The and lodging . ec.umf. He followed
arco
.--1 ..f the pr was close upon the , the secretary to the door, and as they
heels of the prediction. The plc•ture � were shoat t In brat•
COW
rnr
nervations! ability made him t lest) • inn fe.saletx.
of ...weeny, Wbat Sir John Harvey Ierful presecuUo* of the Mme high'sal hisses Marion Tarter and tether
mid of the Marquis of Aberdeen fitted of living. aetount much for the 4uaitt7 M •t;wRln have OD Thursday W spen•
d
this our Burd : "Ile atuanderwi upon I and fragrance of his mature ('hri.•tian ' the w'eeklpd
1 ns hi: amazing powers of eloquent con- manhood. He has ministered n0 long gnat cement
with oche-
' __ to and sr faithfully in duty things that � tiunal m Whwi there
e
is seelent4.�__ lostitu' '
them
...d Mi,. anepi'h hi" the (:all -''Airs YcIlwain w',.l vltiit DErlean accent% and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Me -
suffer sometimes a w•1 "nee
twaddle. or he treated o armixetidre
e.f tamale elpreraiop.,
Ed.�ardsb.ro
CROWN B
CORN SYRUP .
M-vERGHouRFOOD DTHAT HAs
MORE CANADIAN CHILDREN
THAN ANY OTHER CORN
SYRUP
A 'redact { 1ha CANADA STANCH Cb..1
Superior Stores.
SPECIALS
JAM
Rasp. or Straw.
Large 32 -oz. jar 29c
TUNA FiSH FLAKES T� 17c
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN Aylmer
2 tins 19c
CHASE & SANBORNE'S COFFEE
LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF
1 -Ib. bag 35c
2 Ling 25c
NEW MINCEMEAT
2 lbs. 25c
MACARONI Fresh Readicat
2 lbs. 11C
ORANGES
dozen 29c and 39c
CHICKEN HADD1E Lily Brand 2 tins 25c
CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS tb 17c
NEW COOKING F1GS
2 lb.. 17c
DURHAM CORN STARCH
i
MOLASSES SNAPS McCormick's.
m. lOc
Seventy-four years arra, ae a boy of iDwain. Notes. --The autumn
ten. he was working iu a cotton RIR, t L,
twelve hours a day, far the sum of ' thank011 iUg mat'tIng of the ,W.Y.S.
eek. 11 u remarkable `was qel •on 'Thursday afternoon at
t i ceata a ,1A docs .01 a1- I Ham-
m -Ya
Are'► garb htlydahap the home of UM 1Ze• t James with
ways detract from later powers and ilt0n. Newgate street, Uoderlch,
effee•tfveoess of old age. It is Mary sixteen ladies rosiest. Mrs. 0. Har -
Roberti; Rinehart who flays that "there 1 wood had charge of the devotional
is nothing quite so mow as a sour old exercises and Mrs. W. P. Lane, at the
man.. And le there anything so pa- mail;tie meeting with quiet
piano, op•• ..Tae
tbetic as an old men in mentality and ' music. The scripture lesson,
bodily condition a poathetk ruin? Song of the Fathers," from Et-eles-
Though this guest a mine had In his . tastes, was read responsively. Mrs.
1 youth so hard a lot and in life''. later I Harwood led io prayer. Yrs Math.
experlenees in labors more abundant awn 01 Gorier,. n, gave a compreben-
fp travelling Maritime Methodist cit- !idle report oD the sectional meeting
I caste, with all the strain of energies I held at Westde;d, en September fit..
involved, there is Do sourness or ruin 1 Iota roll call ems responded to with
reflected in him. He who has min- the tea word . ThaDkagivtng." Yrs.
twtered to people of towns, fianertnen I George Mclletain read as article, "Ten
of the Gulf, farmers In rural places, Mrs. Uor-
lYMre In the Au:tllarNa" Night
denizens of forest stretches. for over don Orr asks a Isis "No g
ivhalf -a - century has a boat of glad mem- I Tie.,, Mn. W. P. Lane, at e '
ries that ekae him round like a great 1c•1 was the spedia speabr,
1 eumpany�._Liad_aDgels singing 10 ;IT showed the progress which the We-
d
mail is often had made in
d haD�Dl'aa7m meD''s Mtastowry SedeCf -In
shows the klag, the lords, the wine,
revP"i. -_rnr-� ever t'.4
from a had source. "They drank
wine, and praised the gods of gold
Rad of sliver. of brass. of Iron, °f tarso Dump. He was given. proDrWl
wood, and of atone." And the hods at somebody's sacrifice, every clamant
did apt hear a word of thine doxology. of saaklag a mall of himself. He wag
Belshazzar tasted oo wine, cad the highly educated. Every action cad
wine Damped 1n ole 4 got and De "Com utterance showfd the remains of 'oat
mended to bring the golden and diver was once fine culture. He had been
sarvers ba waken outhis of the empie wbeb itapable. He had added to the coati -
washad taken of temple wine. I try's wealth But be was belplesa, brok-
was In wouldJehate gb }eve se good;('fob,
Ire hate � vessels: the gob- len• wretched, the victim ars' no doubt
let should be worthy of the liquor.l04 Vial drinking and then of our
It was a night of revelry defiance godless liquor traffic. Be wets anrs-
ly a reminder of the fact that all that
__BRING US YOUR E(i(*S HiGHEST PRICES PAID -
J. J. M[cEW EN
PHONE 46
J. CALVIN CUTT
PHONE 116 or 216
rich and fat with the words of those
who owe much to him in spiritual
things. Tilts -little man in stature...is
the Greatbeart of their pilgrimage.
Happily he has retained) a boyish
Ma'ri'ne of fine through the years,
that still is apparent in the merry, • held on Fr1Aar evening,
repartee,
e, of an eye, the smartffuchharac-t fourteen present. Arnold Pofelrter,
thee
repartes, and the poking convener of the Christian
ppy
teri+tic of him. He will come down- committee, had charge of the meeting,
stair. in the morning *Rd copvulee all which opened with a hymn. The
with a ditty that he tae rapsaeked Scripture lesson (i Timothy 4) was
from the memorles of his youth. Here read by Marlon Colwell. Rev. F. W.
1. one sorb : (:rack led in prayer. The hymn,
"Good John Wesley had a horse• ••Will Your Anchor Hold?"
Fast 'and
Ind it was eery thin: and the topic, Melt -
ea.
He took him to the ricer aide Present:' wt. read by Everett Mcll-
And pushed the beggar in." i wenn. It was dectdorl to have lantern
ber
That is what help. to keep him eighty- j slides at the meeting �llvnctloNove The
four' years piling. II,
loath, alt;i a silver 1llee was sung
What a elia!' Iltlon he has made , hymn, "He LPa.ida with toe 10
k utsr Camelia!' Ilfe In an unustenti lead the mtxljag closed
le -
opus and somewhat ob 'urs way: The pat beneelfrtlon ...._►T1►Pre wb a large
newspapers bate not headlined bim, eongregatton at 1'nion on, Sunday. The
but few, to my thinking, bare ••"celled I pastor. Rev. F. W. Craik, delivered a
him in c,ntrihatting valuable, itl.pir-fine sermon from the test, "For thus
Ing and eemstructive citizetvehlp. Think, nt smith the Lord (;m, the Holy One of,
of the long and the ministry to I Israel: in return's. and rest shall ye
hk name when In breeching and living., be rtvtl: In swiftness and in Conn -
the 0b•gwl among thousands he has ' dance shall be your strength; and ye
tuned many to rightennsneas en1 led I would not'• i Isaiah 30:151
them to the fountain of living waters. 1 the •.ervlcr 110 • •pirltuala" were 141)nrlunsnl
' 1 w1M11 1 Itnd spam to Lire out, ttcndin* by the C'sMIIM Jubilee be aSim� n unl
rvampk•+ of how the hariot. the drunk•, \est Monday, o rvlcea of Hen-
•
ant. the wastrel, the 5011116 and the , et Inion. lira A. (ineWt.
henry sinners saw light and lite 1 sell, wig be, the speaker. se Site a
thrntgit bis ministratlunM and fnunl whcwd at 'l p�t. preacbini
unday
them • 113 p.m•
. l� _._._.
Ili: adeoth •y of temperance and 1 .
1ra,Ieishlp in that faun for many A F1C1V words.
1rear- wit. fruitful'of much west. An I A piresteelA. a poem wit.110tet
1.1 e; T chief in N. 11, and a ':rand _ _
Patriarch In l'.E.1 is part Of an honor- I He Inas a humor apd
stories; that keep
Iaide recentleis eompa►nv lawgh*06. He pr. two
Then there is the elten living and cry fiekl. He , o
daughter. to Ile 4jfpta with two and how In th later days Thigh thinking for over six decades he Ientered the 8eA1 o1! �feratnre I _Then, ad -
loss elven to 0irr connfr7• We don't i tweaks One Of ve•rale twat realest his he obtelneNl favor of God. said : "And
I him direct 7,
he
the pate[ ten y,•atu. The or West"
Cbrlat There 1a Ile irak closed West,"
Was sung and the meetl��rosed. A
th
prayer by Mix* Harz hostess.
dainty
regular mileginglune)) WRR served bofy tthY.P.S.
with
u +se rate the poor.
eD. drink•ewreed graduate besought the
secretary to give him ten (cote tie-
must
tmust have another drink.
This man was born In a good On -
was in the air and the noise pet. -
traced to the apartment of the queen
mother. All was the outcome of the
tasting of the wine by the king -a
fact which is illustrated in every age
and land, that men under drrk's(be in -
w111 do
fluence of intoxicating
what they would not do when sober.
In the king's sober moments be would. i (X)1'RIkiE'S CORNERS. Act 21.
in all probability, have respected the 'visiting to
veateis coneee atad -tri the service of i Miss Myrtle Johnston is
religion. But, under the ezeitetent Toronto.
of wine, netting was too sacred if it 1 Mn. George Drennan spent a couple
would add to the display,
"tidal too of days last week with bar mother,
foolish to be dope. Mrs. Barger, d the 12th Cowen/don.
"And merrily the feast *not' on, Mr, and Yrs. Warner Smythe and
and the wine disappeared like filters children, of Teeswater, visited recent -
hi forests, -and the night was redolent ._etitp Yr. and Mrs. Jas. [Attie.
Mies Hefty MacDonald, who injured
with all the - odors of yDbollness.
"A hush fell upon the crown"'"'--Crhd" her shoulder tecentle,-1w able JAS
appeared upon the Beene. The all•aee- back at whool again.
Ing eye of God was there. In the Miss LorD& Little is visiting friends
same hour came forth fingers of a in (:oderien.
man's band, and wrote over against Mrs. Frank Johnston. who has been
the candlestick upon the plalater of visiting her sister near Toronto, re -
the wail of the king's palace. Thins turned home on Sunday. of Wind -
canwill not let ns quite alone. Ile Mr and tire. Wm. Bray, -fVehgd-
ran make 011 sober; one look, and the aor, visited at Mr. Robert
marrow chills; one touch, and the over the week -end. -
brain r'ec'overs Itself from the sleep or Y OF IINION
the madness of wine, and awakes t
ask eternal
Parker)
the home, the /school and the Chu
endeavor to predue* in their magnl•
Ibent contribution to life is menaced
and destroyed by the demon drink. -
Front The Temperance Advocate.
COURRIE'S CORNERS
Mme. with ingretS.-
eats of Ytcka VapoRub
e e' Ila. question' (Dr. Joseph y, p...tal Meetings
This occurred long ago In old for- T. Bo CSM -Jlse Gli`^
las
gotten Babylon. Wherever intoxicat- Educational and Insplretlonal meet -
those made to God's image deface the Ings in connection vrithf church unth to tenth
sacred vessels and cin Is let sloose. el cludettheryeight I'reshyterle5 of the Iofnftd
the
IhiSear men owe strange sight
shasswr s t [eland, the queen moth- London Conference held in the Metro -
not
came and tried to encourage 111m Churn, are church, a held, on Tuesdayetro-
not to be utterly east &nen at the DoLondon,
with and
failure of his soothsayers whom he and Wednesdaym October: Tuesday,
had called In to Interpret the writing. 3(Kh, beginning ata p• Principal
On her adviee 1)a0le1 was sent for with a service at whtcD
and promised great "riddle. Dan el Ret- I)r. 11.be Clarence c Crnnon ossley(rHun Hunter willhe
could solve the Ions Vn
spurned the offer; he srnrnPd to read 4-twskers. There will
asessevening
the writing 1n consideration Ilef uch wasmeWeetnesda7 at g on a paa,m. and 2:1) and
and emit honor" offered him, kwre and leaders
now an young mak apd spoke thane ft' R toThe staff of attest
be toeylking: "Let thy R e r rams will 1nc10de:
Ire to thyself, and glue thy rewards for the varied D Cochrane and Dr.
to another; yet 1 w111 read the writ- ttev.'a Dr. H. 1- I)n. S. r.
log unto the king• anti make known JJaMames Knd D t d. Oof Toronto, ,i )r. 5 le
of
to him the interpretation."' tin '�- J. 1 G 1 of Sarnia, Ur.
Before doing so he recalled the past ilemllton, J. Itaia, r.
heotory of bis father Nehuchadkezaar J. K. Hnghsok of London,
t hia lite Collins of Angela. Africa. Conference
''resident W. A. Walden. and repre-
sentatives of the (xrofPreneeIny Aw-
soelaticu, the Young People's
Society
and the W.11.11. Mr. J. F.
The chairmen . ill Mr F.. J. Smith of
Maine of i,cwtdon, Y
Stratford, Rev. Ur. Hail of Sarnia and
Rev. Dr. ti rPg0r of Loudon.
!exhibits from Africa and an Illus
tested talk on "The New Africa" by
Rev. i) U. Ridout will add to tho 4s-
terawt.
bay ane minlMerlat attends*, la
rspeeted from all parte of the Confer-
ence.
Character calls- forth eheraeter.-
Extra Special !
We have just received r
shipment of Belgian Bugs
and Mata la _nage_ patterns
and colors.•
Ma* 26" z 46" .. at 3.95
anis, dt x 6' ... at ;12.50
SPECIAL PRICES IN GOB.
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Get your Cushion Forms, Ka-
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Sesta, Sewing Needles hepta
J. R. Wheeler
Pun.nil Dinrtor and
Furniture Dealer .
Paps Store s�,afb
Pstlmate sltlietently tilt value of the
eontributton a man makes W110 liras
day by day the honlor*Me way o1 life
and whom re load M al moot. lrrepr,acb•
stole And when to this le added a 1
• kind;} unnhstrustve service among
common folk through many year% -
whn Mit God can tell the -might and
the majesty of it? Ile has 1s•t•n mak-
ing people happy. has a reentry for
doing that ecgntred It early In ilia
end has salnlonsly cultural that aide
of his nature. We have read a met.
mon somewhere on "Spiry Stimovw end
Stele ttalnte," but Wflltem Is a tpky
allot He camped with tonna at the
tkea1Ae 1n *1nnlmPt Bt 'seventy five.
gtwlly and useful df•• "ml 0*loew othrr
eonUlnlnR some d hew
001115144-. 4 -
If hr hn• lx5crcl N home" and talkal
t0 1h05 N,•51? Hod' .4-k 1n Mfr a5 1
have h.•ar1 and s,A oM of IRM. In
the long 1051+ st ra 1YaM in hia
n'sPtnl life. to has lard hehine him In
la mttltltndr of horM P'f Pay
bea1Pkly pl'esene r+e cad.
a t.aswnring re511t1 d 1 gf 4i01m j
i Date fine ovR *' 5 .rine) f
have wrlltrn attd pow
Pee, twee. ' '!(eft to overt +•• and bate wHtten 5e I 1i^ it pc n
known Gas mpfe than ordinary g.narian.
er4s's n6 hast not
thou his won. O Belshassar,
humbled tlitnr heart, thougha
knewest all this." AP had gone far-
ther in evil doing than his father, as
the revels 0t that night testifiedf his
riotous, idolatrous, aacrilegicu
tt bronght his career to an setiasely
end.
DsdIM pointed not to the bang. err
recorded In v.FIP 23. that it. 1l.A not
h ette was
created.
at sA the at chargees.tnni" today
etMted.
against nes all. for all have sinned and
ovate short of the glory of (Trod Sn•h
WAR IDP IaAMtmMt against
ser r,
and Monied read b1s neatest. in the
No <woascientific
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not Oar slew. are designed and built to
Dr. Lowke's personal specifications.
Originally developed for his owe pati-
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inengnrat•d et his fastens ensile is
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Ke aro official distributors ie ibis
City few the M. W. look. Shoes. sod
believe thews to be the finest orthopedic
foot weer that Inc eve/ hese mails.
Geo. MacVicar
--The Practical Shoe Man -
North Side of Square Ooderiah