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GODERICH, -
The Little Brown,River �f Far Away
By Esther MacallatIS •
Somewhere in the land of half-for-
gotten years. SI Arena trickles between
through gold -ringed eyes at the
likeriede of dragontliee ekimming over
Its eurTiOe-; 'Cedar Trees stretch over
It, lacy branches to entail' the air wltb
their aroma. Suppose that we call
this stream the little brown river of
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Christmas gift that is olwoys appreciated.
You con open an Account in anyone's
name -a child, o friend, on employ'and present it in a post book with special
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THE
ROYAL. -13- Z.,
OF CANADA
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GOOERICN MANCH • I. D. EASTMAN, atatiotrar 171103111
GODERICH BRIDGE CUM
At the weekly d upl Ica te bridge
tournament, held Monday evening. the
following were 'sincere: North and
8outh-let, Mr. J. H. Taylor and Mr.
N. C. Lansway, pins 27%; 2ad, Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Patterkin. plus
ard, Mr* J. A. Graham
Mooney. plus 10.
East and West -11t, Mrs. Jas. Hume
and Mrs. J. R. Wheeler. pins 19; and,
Mre. J. H. Taylor and Mrs. N. C. Ln'
away. plus 7el: 3rd, Mrs. J. M. John-
ston and Mrs. P F. Carey, plus 2.
STEPS
:MIMI the first steps to coetestmeat
is to learn not to be-
grudge other people the things they
hare became you cannot have dem.
ValteRICZNIMITNEVITNEIZNEViCITNEWITNEX
What about a WASHER
for Mother's Christmas Present?
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-We give Free Demonstration in your owni
home -
SE THEM AND TRY THEM
The De Forest Crosley Store
J. CUTHBERTSON
NEXT DRENNAN'S POOL ROON-THE SQUARE
VOCIVIMUTNEITNIIIMIIPtritglittlfliniN11fttit
Toe and -I UM never been them
because we are young. Life, as we
are living at, is full enough fur us,
but some day when we are very old,
aud our hair bar turned to white, we
abet fulloos the trail and roam
through the pasture where cattle graze
and down the crooked sheep path un-
til we stand stariug into the murky
-depths of the little brown ther. There
admit we live again in the days which
are gone, never to return, except on
She wing* of remenibranee. Therm
altall we laugh again at the old jokes
and play at tile old games aud hold
our hearts which cry out again with
the old pain and agony For the
little river of which 1 speak is Mem-
ory, tbe mystic, shadowed haunt ut
those who are very old.
**But," you say, "we, too, bare mem-
ory, have we not? Surely one does
not have to be old to dwell for brief
hour* In what used tea bin"
Brief hours. We alviays come
back again to today, maybe gladdened
or maybe saddened by what we have
!wen, but we did sot Nada the little
river or we could not have returned.
Seldom is bere a winter night -when
we do not pull up our chairs around
the stove and, with the old cat
sprawled on the couch beside us and
the basket of Spies at our feet. talk
with ever-growing zest of the time we
explored the old barn across the way,
or the day we rode our sleighs down
the big hill and into the creek. or the
winter that the trough overflowed and
we spent hours eliding down the bumpy
ice In an empty wooden box.
And. oh. the beauty of those night*
in summer when we spread rugs on
the lawn. and, with the moon floating
like a golden penny in a purple sea,
and the fragrance of prairie roses
hurting our hearts, we dream of the
years when /WIDOW to us meant bak-
ing mud•plee under the cherry tree, or
programs on the kitchen roof, or rid -
Odrillor Fere Melts 71.
Trip Bargain 4E-xcuitsioti
°CENT 'A MILE 11...A
from GODERICH
MD ALL ADJACENT CIL& STATIONS
FRI. DEC. 13 to NaPan.e. Kinvion. GtInannOnaa Brockville.
Prescott, Morriabarg, Cornwell. Uxbridge.
Peterboro, Campbeliford, Newmarket, AllandeleArriceenebriagetsleg,
Collingwood,Meaford,Berrie,Orillia,Midland,Grammhure,
North airy-, Parryterand, Sudbury. All teems in New Ontario
on line of Temiakiming & Northern Ontario Rly.; Nipising Central
Rly. ; Kapuskeeing. Louglec Hkrdrock, Geraldton, Jellicoe.
SAT. DEC. 14 to TORONTO "'I° b) Brabtfbrd. Chathalik
Cheesy, Clinton, Durbin".
Exeter, Fergus, Guderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Harriston,
Ingersoll, Kincardine, Kitchener, London, Listowel ;71itchell, Ni
Falls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Paris, Port ' Eit. Ca
St. Marys, Sarnia, Southampton, Stratford, titre , Walkerton.
Wiarton, 'Wingham, Woodstock
and SAT. DEC. 14 krjb4=1:11"I'' "b"••• "" 11'1'
,k Ticket Agent.
A.4 surrest Ageut •f Canadian National Railway for leaflet and fug istformardOis
Elucatiortel All-Expeouse Tour to Torento-Saturre. Me. 14.
• VISIT ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM: PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, ate.
01 special interest to teachers mod arge*Ill of Public sad High &hoofs.
- Parent, and eurediaos aro welters
For Fars, Renee biferinanna, Ticket, reroute norret As-". „01/
Sr< Fia.INI6 itrr corripleer hum
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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Ing homelso tee load of hay after It
wee bulk
But the mxt /ley we shall have for-
imetteeWn`inikl, UV. It /11rif1r
It I WU little hofse-is amrierfriat
and its
selvee teroo
Farur-
Away. aud pains. That
wh7 ne re young can't go o
1 think that we have all noticed bow
old people de -ll in the past. At
every chance they get they evade the
present and burry back to gloat again
over the things they used to do and
The assembly gave good heed to the
sayand talk aliout the people whom
&Along us hair not listened to grand -
of his youth; And If we have never Lessem Tepte-litsrs Ireeihine ate
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ma's tale' er old Uncle Bob's storied S. S. LESSON FOR DEC. 15, 1935 wept. thee rejoiced; boly
aot because th y had
erections given them. After they had
Isow in tears. shall reap in Joy" They
for boly mirth; "tbey that
mourning'
waikel way
thwy wawa to know. now mons to walk in Thy ways. Amen.
algae: obbillleaturreorhatinvde heist leaeaysotrybeyairrod wut Leasese1 Ged.pbmagb_ura 7:11; e
the fat to eat, and the sweet to drink,
About two yeare ago we were obliged
to spend a night at a rowning-bouse in
Toronto, sad the following day
Grate* and I were waiting for dad W
come the "grandpa" of the house envietil• hi Ma old craned voice and with
an accent which we could scarcely
understated he talked on and on about
'the of reentry." the fields of merry
England, the great fox hunts and the
time be saw the Queen What to
him was the whirl of Toronto traMc,
the screaming of tbe radio, the hun-
dred sights and sounds of this great
Canadian city? For was he not
dwelling by the side of his own little
brown river far across the sea!
Hundreds ltally wend their way to
its beloved banks. sometime* they
go alone, hitt when two old friends
meet before a crackling are then
"B1117 'a Bob"go hand in band. Ob
for the goes to watch them AD they
ptay! What ghosts of freckly -nosed
urehieemateb4rdlie among the broken
stalks of mint! What blue-eyed maid-
ens must gather marigolds into woven
baskets! What spectre dogs must
gambol through tbe reeds. and what
shoals of Rimy trout glide through the
deep. dart waters!
Them same day when grandpa is too
tired from playing leapfrog to bother
calling to Rover to COMe Sons.. be will
slide witltput a meressor of regret into
the-Nig--swinemire hole" and begin
the lostkilleng journey down the tittle
brown ?tier to the gates of paradise.
(The foregoing was Mita idacMath's
entry In The Globe'll "Circle of Young
Canada" annual (vastest and was
awarded fret prize.)
Sunday Afternoon
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By IBABEL HAMILTON
Goderich, O'Hare"
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griptILilk
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Buy the Best Ted
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ioczffly ippeir,' 11 -TS tho-taia;
'Ila thy Savierlar, hear His wird;
Jesus speaks, and speaks to thee
ainner intent thea
rmAyER-Wm. Cowper
titzakw
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Help us, our Father, to give diligent
heed to Thy word, that our minds woe thing,: and by liberal things
be enlightened and our wills In- lined i shall he stand" t Isaiah 32:8).
"ROLLEIP" POIL LARGE
Myth Besidest Ebert USN Ombee
' Pollee In
Police are Wrestles
83.000 tbeft that wets perpetrated at
e borne Joie)*
on Sunday evening.
Althougb the police withheld detain*
of the tbeft, it wits hinted Coulter wsa
"rolled" in tbe kitchen eif his own
home. Hi is said to have carried
the large amount of money in his
trousers pocket.
and County Constable J. Berineont 01
Proeinetal Constable P. "McCoys
Goderich, and Constable J. Cowan, of
Illytb, are investigating.
Irani -
W.M.S. but at the bogie of Mrs. Evora
*bolts on Wednesday. Delves with the word of God. and at -
es Isabel Fox was in London on tend on the means of knowledge and
Satirday. grace. All who can hear with under-
Alb.- WM Red, of Perla, spent the
here with his mother, Mrs.
Mae •ret useorosoft Who -
tom smut the week -eel at home
et her ant. ltrs."1/10*--
Mr. ei Mrs. Alta Hes have
been nufnleg into their home tier,
during tbs past week.
a few week In Lockno* with
ilisetrikinar Annie MeQuold spent
Mrs. Patiethem.
Mr. /thy' Pollock spent the week-
end wail Mends In Toronto. Mr.
Maleoli Rees hod charge of the store.
Mr. Andrew Ferric hats been very
111 at the Mate of Mr. and Mr*. Ben
IdeClenaghan during the past week.
Miss Berle Wilson. RN., has been
called ID to nurse him.
Mime (Mee Terrill and Miss Myrtle
Beecroft returned from Toronto last
Thursday.
Mr. John Boyle finished his seses'e
threshing at Toesday last.
Mite .1. emenson returued from De-
troit on Saturate after *Pending the
Oast two weeks with Mot. Newey tbere.
8.8.No 14 is holding its sebool
concert on Thursday, December 19;
Fordyce school concert is on Decem-
ber rf, and the United church is bold -
lag lb concert on leridae, DeCeMber
13.
--Born-on Sunday, December in
Tetuwater, Mt Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McKenzie. a Guelph, a son.
gre Andrew McKenzie, of Guelph.
Was operated on for appendicitis, and
Mr. Frank McKenzie, who Is attending
O.A.C. at Guelph. fell and broke his
right arm. 'above (be wrist. These
young men...sops of Mr. and Mrs. An-
gus MeKerreile, of Cutter', were in the
hospital tosiber.
Mr. Jaiek7nglis, son of Mr. and
Mee. That.' Inglis. of West Wawanosh,
put a mesh to • cap tried in setting
off dynamite, on Friday last, when at
school. and blew the epds off the fin-
gery on his left hand. He was taken
Winglies hospital, when it wae
found neeeseary to amputate all of
the affected lagers and thumb at the
find Joint.
minh 8:1-3, 6, S, and much good company. but because
Golden Teal -Fad= 119:1L 'of the teaching fowl became they un-
-For Ezra bad prepared Ids heart derstood the words spoken to then.
to Peek the law of the Lord, aid to do Bibles and ministers are the Joy of
it. and to tench In tin"' statute, it0 God's Isrsel. The better we under -
Judgments." Kana came up out of stand the word of Odd, the more eone
Babylon thirteen years before Nellie fort we shall find in it; for tbe dark •
miah came, yet we have recorded is ems of trouble arises from tie dark
today's lesson a piece of good sera nese of ignorante.-(Henry's Bible)
which be did, that might have been • • •
done before but was not, till Nehemiah WORLD HIMIONS
came, weo, though he was not ab a The MIAs ha tiesitish irdimestlee
scholar, nor such a divine, as Firlt. A well-known preacher expressed
nor such a scribe in the law of his the opinion recently that in oar fat -
God, yet was a man of more lively ac- °red (vestry moo people would be
tire spirit. His seal set Errs's able to MN respectably an examine -
learning to work, and then great non on the personality and teachings
things were done --"And all the of our Lord. lie would have bees
people gathered themselves together right. I thought. if his remark had
as one man into the street that etas applied to Scotia's(' _in the eighteenth
before the water -gate; and they stake teat ur y . In Carola Oman's Dew novel.
unto 1Wra the scribe. to bring the "Over tbe Water.' Flora Macdonald,
book of tbe law of Moses, which the who saved tbe young Chevalier. is
Lord bad commanded to Israel. Susi presented as a lover of the Bible.
Ezra the priest brought the law be- That was the only book in Flora's
fore the congregation, botb of men and lbasket as she set out on her journey
women, and all that could hear with !from Skye to Edinburgh. As she
!understanding. upon the first day of !waited ta the Glasgow quayside for
the seventh month. And he read ' the Edinburgh diligeuee "she heartened
therein. And Ezra the scribe stood
upon a pulpit of wood."
.We Mee Isere an account or a solemn
religiose Messably, and tbe good work
that was dam Ils that assembly. to
thi-liiiWia 41614 -Pad tAiFirlItleattoi
a- Use 111111sell. it-Wildrin-that day
that tbe alter isms set up. and they
befall to offer their burnt -offerings was certainly an apposite measege.
after their return out of captivity. The eorde are from the Book of
Divine favors had reeled upon them Ember, end it can noteco, enc. been
by mere ebance that Flora's Word of
Light was found in the Old Testa-
ment is my own first whool, the
women and children all bay. souls to head of wbkh was a Welsh lady with
save and require to acquaint them- I astonishing gifts as a teacher, the pu-
pils were expected to cosansit to mem-
ory whole chapters from the BMW an
part of the thermal religious laetrile -
standing must be Sealilad_ilip In the I Hoe- Ilia lencipal PettOas were
exercises of religion. kmersed by boort, though nose of us
The people invited Sera 4. 5. their
minister. His call was very clear.
God gave him ability and authority,
and then the people gave hiss omen-
tunIty and invitation. We reed in
connection with Christ's appearance la
the aynagogue at Nazareth (bit ' He
closed the boot, and be gave it again
to the minister, and sat lows. And
the eyes of all them that were in the
synagogue were fastened on blur
herself by doing something which had
been doue in Scotland alma the first
Bibles were put into Scottish
handle. it was caned 'searching for
Iltbt.' She opened the Bible at ran-
deall-afiled lialfTfOrellieller 00 to a
pear Bird readt-lit-i--perieb, I pe-
tite' which. if ilot meetly seothisg,
tellers. The successful Ave are
Peter Scott for Reeve, and Mews. L.
Ruddy, D. Beecroft, R. Redmond ono
H. Black for councillors.
Miss Madeline Walden returned es
Thursday from Windsor, where alio
had spout the past montb with Mr
Meter, Mri. Iteg. Yenning.
and they voluntarily assembled to-
getber to acknowledge God's goodness.
Whole families were there. Men,
LONDESBORO
LONtERBORO, Dec. 8 -The White
Gift Sunday will be held by the Sun-
day sebool of the United chureb on
December 1501.
The annual Christmas tree enter-
tainment will be held on Christmas
Eve, December hith, ID the community
hall.
Mrs. Fred Thompson is spending
thiss week with Toronto and London
friends.
Miss Mitchell is at present helplag
as clerk in Percy )tannings .tors
Mr. John Melville is quite M. His
many friends wish his speedy recov-
ery.
Mrs. Gordon and daugbter. froht
Toronto. are visiting at the home of
Mr. -W1114eCamphell---bis week. -
Rev. A. W. Gardiner attended Pres-
bytery on Tuesday. -
Qalte a number from here attended
the Collegiate Institute commence-
ment in 'Clinton on Friday evening.
WHITECHURCH
WPDTECHURCH, Dee, S. -Wenn.
Henry tiodkIn. Roland Orrin end
Gordon Godkin motored to Toronto on
Tuesday last and attended the Roysi
Winter Fair.
I Mre. Win. Young. of Langside. spent
Lae. deck ,with tier daughter, Mrs.
IMiddle Moore.
The W.M.S. of the tutted church
is bidding ith anneal 'meets* and
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Raisins with seeds 2 lbs. 25c
New Currants 2 lbs. 27c
Lemon and Orange Peal Ib. 21c
Citron Peel lb. 33c
Glace Cherries 1/4-1b. 13c
Pitted Dates . The. 26c
Shelled Almonds. 1/2 -lb. 23c
Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 37c
USE HILLCREST
A real Inv, price
for this quality
SHORTENING
HANDY
AMMONIA "rge Pkg. SC
Fancy Red °oboe SALMON
Unie,orn or Golden Net
I/2 lb tin 15c -1 -Ib. tin 25c
2 Pir-iinbis
NpFirimitury
Finest Quality Sultana
BRIGHT JUIBIT • • • "
2-11A 23c
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Raisins M"
Finest Quality XXX DAM 8 Ilts. 19
SOAP CHIPS 3 '-
25c
PASTRY FLOUR 7-1b. bag 23c 24 -Ib. bag 59c
SUPERIOR BARING POWDER 8 -os. tin 14c; 16 -os. tin 23c
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Abele& 41.--rst. Livingstoeee
who at the age of nine was required
to memorise and repeut the 119th
Psalm. It was Do sums teat for
the boy to learn 176 difficult verses.
He recited the Psalm to Ids Suede,
school test:her on two succardwe even-
ings with one, See errors. Ilse prise
was a ?bee lnataneeet.
I have sever met &aerobe who In
altar ilk regretted the tint spent
(Luke 4101. lo in the case of Enza, either is reading or in amemorising the
lie stood upon a pulpit of wood that 1111eriptutes. The British nation de -
the eyes of the bearers might be upon
bim and thus Hie better engage their
attention. He reed from morning us -
til mid-day. "And Ears opened the
book le the Bleat of all the people;
and wben be opened It all the people
stood up." Here we see bow both
minister and people conducted tbem-
selves. In Ecciesiames 5:1. 2 we read,
"Keep thy foot when thou goest to
the house of God, and be more reedy
to bear, than to give the sacrifice01
fools: for they consider not that they
do evil. Be not rash wtth thy mouth,
and let not thine heart be hasty to
utter anything before Cod : for God
Is In heaven, and thou !won earth:
therefore let thy words be few." So
here we have Mara Wasting the people
in reverent worship. He blessed the
Lord aa the great Qod, gave honor to
Him. by praising His perfectios, sad
praying for His favor; and the people.
In token or their concurrenee with
him. both in prayers and In praises.
said. "Amen, AllIelf," and lifted up
their bands, in token of their desire
being townrd God, and all their° ex-
pectation from 111m; they also bowed
their bead*, In token of their reverence
of Him and subjection to Illm, All
of which la as example for UR SO that
we too may adore God, and address
ourselves to Him
The law was not only read ; It was
expounded so that the people had •
sense of its true meaning and applica-
tion to their own lives. They were
edited, "So they read In the book,
In the law of God, dietinctly, end Pre
the muse, and canned them to under-
stand the reeding." It was a large
ausiensbly and PO Ezra had thirteen
associates. Home think that he ate
pointed them to read when be was
weary; others that several ministers
were rending and expounding at shine
titbst•nee from each other. Tht
brople gave willing attention to who-
ever was resorling---the earn of all
the people were net° the book of the
law." The word of (10d commands
attention, and deserves it. If through
careleasnem we let much alip in hear-
ing. there is clanger that through for-
getfulness, we *hall let all IOW after
h"Thrienile.ffeet that the reeding and ex-
ponnding of the law had on the people
is peen In verve* 9-12. They were
troubled; they wept to think bow they
had offended God. Then tbe min
Istorst anal Nehemiah la mentioned es
being among them, endeavored to pa
city and comfort then by teilleg them
the day was holy. and therefore wan
to he celebrated with Joy and Oreille.
sot as if it were a day on whka
*Inlet their souls. "Wm day is bey
unto the lewd ynnr Pert mourn not.
Dor weep." They erimmeneed OHM
"te pat on the garment," of proles,
inateed of the Writ a hes viewei.-
They encouraged them to ilia nItatat
their toy by feasting; bet wltb ebarity
towards the pew-, nod a 1101/11
should make na honntitni It Milt
sot be a oared sonseel Jor, he 5011
and spiritual. 'TM ilherati
tr.
serves Us becalled the People of tbeBook.
Book. The 11.6th Psalm includes •
verse wbleh In all centuries might
have explessed the ideals ce our race:
"Thy teed:monies have I claimed as
woo impallage for ever; for why, they
are the very Joy of mine heart" -
Loess 11 The British Weekly.
MAFEKING
, Dee.
J. C. Stetbers and family, at Latadoe.
meet the week -end with Mr. ISM Mrs.
'Henry Horton.
Mrs. Rich. Johnston 'is visiting with
her daughter, Mn. Hiram Moffat,
DIS100
My.. Wm. Blake is spending a few
days in Lucknow.
Mr. Elmer Johnston has returned
home from Bright, where be had
bent the summer.
A number from Blaim's attended the
Locknow United church Jubilee 'pr.
vices.
WESTFIELD
WESTFIELD, Dec. 8 -M r. and
Mn. W. A. Campbell and family
Tigard on Saturday with Mr. Everett
Hoover. of Brussels.
Mr. and Mre. Reg. Jeallbg and
children, of Windeor. were Week -end
visitor* at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Walden.
Mester Donald Carnelian ba* me -
covered from the accident which me
marred Ina Tuesday while visiting Me
aunt. Mrs. Richard Gardiner, of Ash-
field. Ile was bitten by a dog, Inflict-
ing a wound below the eye whleh re-
quired several stitches to clew.
East Wawannah held It. election
yesterday. There were three candi-
dates for Reeve and seven for coun-
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VICKS COUGH DROP
Ns ether ahem era give yes the hese-
Ilea of M. W. LOCKS Shoes, Memos
two esker oboes are deeigmed and Wes se
Dr. Loehe's peressal apecilleatitssa.
Orighaely developed file Ye owa pod -
pets, to assist is the foot twarreedems
Inaugurated at his famota elide in
Williamsburg. Canada.
me an odsl abitribarters is ibis
ratty 101(55. M. W. Look Shoes. mil
believe them to be timbal* enbeipele
foot weer the km ever beim mill&
Geo. MacVicar 610
-The Prietioal Shoe 1111as-
North Side of Square Clodiria
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