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Illouseholdfriends
eAlways %wil to
Serve"riks
says Mrs. Aitken
THE SI NAL , GODE
oung Orators
mpete at Chilton
Thousanas Of women
throughout Canada
know that these three
famous products just
glimpot be equalied far
gotilay, Satyr and
ecooaty-..so for
her r cooking
resets.- sever
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CORN SYRUP
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WHITECHURCH
Stanley McNeil Of 00lbollieWille
Ffr P1&�-Oter
COntesta
fraulte MNeil, a ire of Sit. No
3, Colborne, on lb titst prise for
public speaking at the nenual county
chatuplouship contr' held in tile audi-
torium uf Gk. Cliutou C•elleglate is-
atItute on tictober 31st. lu the re-
4:itatitou ...nee' for younger pupthl
111111e IStewart, of Dnneaution, tot*
first place, sod la the spelling match
Anne Moran, of R.H. 1, Henel!, was
the vvinuer. The 1.41111111Vt1tiOus were
conducted under the direction of abe
Buren ...leity branch of the °uteri()
Department of Agriculture. The
judges of the speaking ....nitrte were
three public school inspeetont: Dr.
J. M. Field and Mr. E. C. Beacom of
Goderich and r. J. ht. Game of Wal-
krton. Mies Lila 1keunuch, prince
-""-•••Neo
Sunday Afternoon
• • •
By ISABEL HAMILTON
Goderich, Ontario
--saw
I've found a friend, such a friend
Ile bits!, Ile tiled to ease we;
Aud not «loiw the gift f life,
But His own twit Ile gn‘e uw.
Nought that I have mine own 111 will.
Ill bold It for the givtr;
My heart, my streugth, ti» life.
Are Itt., aud Hie for
--J. G.
9 • •
PIM=
leo sit
TtesrUKriellii-our a rIsRibla Toad
tech Its bow to amend our ways. For
Christs salve. . Amen.
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K. & LESSON FOR NOV. 1, 131
Lessen Topic -The Heroism of Cri
tian Faith.
Lessee Passage--Aets 21:12, 13, 11744;
Itonossal
Golden Text -John 1S:13.
Tent) years or more bad t p..ed
ri et the Witkitel'ea Public ''`heel.lisitiee S. Paul's couversion uu the
iconducted the spelling metal. 1 road to Damascus.. These twenty
Sis CesilPele II "SS Silesia.' years had betel time* of unceasiug and
Stanley MeNall, eho NJ, the chaue mew* attifity. Now we come to
pion pee lic "speaker at the Carlow some live years wheu the leisure, the
In( (mastics the Home Boards.
The address of the chairman, Rev. D.
K. Faris ou the subject •This Great
Family" woes the key note of the Gunn-
ell. 1.4/1 day began with family
worohip; inspiring mesaages were
given dealing with experience* lit the
Christian Life.
was impressed by the. thrit-lie
linSait la the work of th 1I,doii ho
pitale 1 wish nty readers could fol-
low one of our doctors through a
single dy-ojwrst ions t I rough tilt.
morning, often centinuing till 1 or 2
ocloek ; clinlee in the afternoon with
unbelieetbie numbers ot patient. to
he seen, or tag after a uuree with
full ward, 1111M, womeu, • hildren
letered to in helpful empathy.
A visit to Taokow Rtatiuu wits feU
of interest. Our missionaries thine
are doing a valiant and levoied-Tvor
and bast established very friendly re-
latione with tise Chinese authorities
From leiokow we went te visit Hawn
Helen stnual fair, • great religious
festival. thoun listen is walled city
*tutted on • broad plain and beside
the city, rising abruptly, are two rorey
hills covered with templets and shrines
in pletureaque surroundirga. As we
approaehed the city we passed thous-
ands on foot and In carts coming from
far and near to burn Incense and pray
on the high placer, like the tribe?go
ing up t • Jerusalem. But they were
not singing valuta of praise, they
were a most depressed and Inoyleae
multleidt;
In Hann Haien we went to the home
of a (7hriatian family and were warm- Scotts Seek Revival
V receied. We climbed the hills
school fair, spoke ou the ?subjet turmoil anti the cares of active Ilfe
Trauporttiou." It was a good sub- bad to be put made aud *. Paul was
Jett and *a* *ell hand"' with cll'ar tailed upon to 'stand apart and learn
voice aud confident manure There the leseoa whicb eeryday experience
were the other couteotacts, who were leachee us all -how easily tbe world
ranked in the folleelug order: Keith ten get sews without u, how smooth-
lieckett, H.R. 3, Lucknuw, from the ly theft. designs fulfil themselves? with -
Ashfield school fair, whom- subject was out our puny assistance.
"Huron Comity ;" Ida May Button, St. Peulcbad wild goodbye to the
of Fordwich, front the Gurrie *chute Epkwelan L'erlstiane awl bad set sail
fair, who spoke on "The Vino- Ridge
tion was held. Mr. ate! Mrs. Smith 1 Meinerial;" hirley. Manor', of Grand
spent their honeymoon at Ki.-bener Bend chamidon of the Graud Bend
and other centres.
WHITXill'ItCli. Nov. 30. -Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Patterson and MAUL '.
of Lucknow, spent thil1011.1_111. tbe I
home of her parents, Mr. sag Mrs. W.I.
Taylor. (Intended for last week)
blaster Donald Res, son of Mr. and ! LEP/BURN, Nov. 3. -Mrs John
Mee. Robert ' Ross, of -Kiniessv-irteet field returned hoe- teem -Toonto
school fair at Holyrood. I proved In health.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kirk, of Late Saturday evening tbe pup!
Seaforth. spent Friday at the home S. S. NT*. 9 entertained Me teo se
of their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. sections Now 9 and 5. An interest
Miss Ullve Terriff-.H.N., who has program wee givenby He pupils.
ftirk Salada Brown Label
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easeilideth Ills ion. tottard us, in that.
while we eery yet sinners. Christ died
a" It followed trat if Ile were
given for them Alien they were
enemies, it vtas witch more probable,
It was vermin, that all needful grace
would be furnietied to them now that
they were reconciled, vetoes 9, 10, 11. -
"Much more thee, being now juatitied
by His blood, we shall be saved from
wrath through Him. For if, when we
were encode. we wer-. reemselled to
God by the death of ills Son, much
more. being reetee nett, we shall be
savett by His lift.. And not
only so, but we also joy in God
through our Lerd Jesus Christ, by
whom we hate uoe receited the towns
Dolt'
• • •
WORLD .Nflekti IONS
with the pilgrims hoend for the There are ninny signs that there
temples with their idols and images la a widespread longing fur a dcepen-
before which Weenie and s,,, et_ Ing of spiritual life in Scotland." sapm
flees were bur I and preyere offered au editorial in the Quarterly Record
for children, health, luck amt pros- the Natieeal "ible Se'ittS' Veit"
. From are rateed in abhorrt-ut. a the anthil-
1 t le hills we
for Jerualem, whieli he was anxious
looked out over the lain and could I hue"! umifiested• The rage ter
dark lines of pliPgrInis like ante "ambling'
to reach in time for the feast of Pen- dimespect ter the Lord's
h cost. At Caeweirea, he bad, on at- 1,...a3i... and ,.,,si.... - . . _he ' Day„ exceesive devotion to pleaure,
school fair, whose subject etei "Petro- i Torougnout T
, &sr our liritian, Chinese and liana- il aocrvidivsmianreishinm jgmeinteoreer ithe.in.in:luthurcht
itsmut of the (Storable welds speeding ':: "^ - e"`'ve
Mabel t'oultes, of BIgnve. !tip the Ai p, m. , ri, 1 A l„ .. to wait.
ichatuttion of the Belgrave school fate, i Here he „it etit,ruth„1 by 1.1,1 I ip dian, beld meeting. to tell the story 1
r d %ening upon the Chrbel u you -
"he °Pelle on -The Lite et the ist• 1 the Evanglist Wbile tbere a eer- let t aaPe
he It 1 of lore aud forgiveness a e a - - 4
Id t list wit -nee?? of ttw people.
LEEBURN
King Gr. rge V," a nd Jeeu Wellwood, tutu premise named Agalus alarmed Wito
(We turned homeward in the late after' Oomnieuting on a reeezt 19.
110011 overwhelmed by the great need le..Gud. Dr. G. G. Intoner declared
tlf R.R. 3` "'Ingham' ltialier at the the Chr:tiaus for Paul', safety. He
that reprearentatives of the church In
Un- Se Helens echoot fair, weu. spoke on team' thgt the Jew. at teraaateta
1.
the winner of the Estop trophy at the Wednesday of last week, much
and the urgent opportunity.
an "Kieg &mead V111." enntid viler/ i'esui late the Mina. of chines minions must e..4itualix haltkotland were facing the future with
and Igor. Like the Apostle
'The Recitation Contest the Gentles. His frituile tried to
reached through Chinese leaden., but
Peal, they are able to say: We are
ot second class and under in public but he was damant, isnviug to them, i Ch istia on every side, yet not Ws -
In the recitation coutet. for pupils persuade Paul to retnain with them.
Chelstians in Canada have still as tumbled
VW Y to share
hoot school, there were again eix context- -whet wean ye to weep and to break tressed; we are perplexed. but not in
Gni ants. Billie Stewart. repreeenting heritage with the leader • of tomorrow.
. .. despair; persecuted, but not foraakte
mite. heart, I am ready not to be
,
. bi- tbe SL IleLeuesehoul feir, took first hohhd „ly, . bUtr ail", *0 di, at Java's. _
vdUfl
letwiethians 4:0e9. While re.
been nureing at tbe bombe of Mr. El- eluding Hallow'en song, dialogues place %vial his selection, "Nothing to • I eti-eri-izing the growing worldlincss! and
wood Barbour for the past few weeks, and recitations. Games were then Laugh At" Second, third and fourtb lent for the name of Ow Lord Jeta."
Jesus'. andl shall It ever be. indifference to the things or tbe Goe
left on Thursday for Matheson hoe- played and fortunes toid, much to places were taken, respectively, Iv On reselling Jerusalem Paul sought
A mortal num awbamed of Ttee. prt, the organized church is Deltber
pital, Northern Ontario, to nurse her the enjoyment of those present. -)- ut Ja the Bishop of Jerusalem,
little niece, Donna Cox. who is in the Afterwards some of the young ladles
hoepltal there, suffering •from pneu- served a dainty lunch of eandwichee,
motile and whooping cough. cookies aod candy.
Many relatives front bete attended Congratulation... are sent to OUT
the funeral of the late Mro. George former teacher of No. 9, Mete Anne
01111ex, who palmed away at the home McDonald, of Isucknow, who is to be
of her daughter, Mrs. Wes. Moore, of zit:t-H...1 st.,rily.
Palmerston and who was burled In Thankefferine Meeting -A very
South Kin10.8 cemetery TM Monday. pleasing lied prolitnide tbankoffering
Miss licholte of Autsen. •ett last meeting of tbe Vi'.11S. wae held at fair. whose subject
Leeteurn United church on October School lu Play," and Jettwar.s Csnhne*, HIV. the turnag-point of his fate.
eth. Mrs. (Rev.) D. Pomeroy was 3, Exeer, winner at the Hensel Jerusalem was at that time thronged
lethe r and a special tliankagiving 'school fair. whose recitation wag aw- with stranger,/ frem every part of the
titled "A Mortifying Mistake," --. world. To many of thew Paul was
well known as an enthuslawic teacher.
illes 8elling Ilisiell - Amongst them were many from Dube -
There' were twelve contestants la sus who were hostile to Paul and hav-
the spelling match. Winners ef the his, sem him ihlba.vity tit commas
first tour plaees were: (1) Anne
Morgan. of SS. No. 10, Usborne: () with one Tropliimue •n uncircum-
Maris Stewart, of Sit. No. 1. How. cited cbrintian helongina to Ephesua,
ick; 131 Kenneth Gauly, of S.S. No. theyreined a cry against him on find-
ing them in the temple at the Atone
le, Aspeeld: (4 0 Audrey McIntosh. of time 11 wa. a d,aujag at the may
Murray McDowell. R.R. 1, Beigrave
Igelgrave school fair0, subject "The
Careful Messenger:" Noreor Johnston,
R.R. 1, °utile (tiorrie school fair),
subject "Gloom Dispeneer ;" Elsie
Gabler, ItR. 2. Dahwo. d (Grand
Bend school fair). .object "When the
Little Boy Han Away." Other COD-
tr9tants were Elaine Little, HR. 7,
Lut-knov., front the Ashfield school
who received blm earntly but warned -"Milled at Thee, * ffla anti* Pra despairing nor doubteil of tbe power
Whose glories abine throtigh endless
him of the rumors which had been
days? of ilw Gospel unto sal -rattan. With
*hie conrietion deepening, efforts are
industriousty and falsely circulated as
-Joeeph Grigg. being made to strengthcn tbe forme
to his opposition to tbe law of Moses.
• • •
He advieett him to prove the falsity
PReiElt which are seeking the real evangelism
of evotlnd. The Natienal Bible Lio-
of these rumors by waiting himself
with certain Obrialan Nazaritee, and Our Father, may ee never doubt ciety ie •nxiotu. to help on all even -
performing the Jewish rites usual in Thy love! If trials cme. mat./ tettath. and open-air work. With this
such Vaasa. tit. Paul was eulded by trust in -"Tbe• deepen! Iletp us to rd. object In view. It Is prepared to supply
the advice of St. James. This was joie. in Tby goodeees and nteree. 'mwls free of charge for dietribution
Amen. (Selected). at such metings. believing that the
Ste
A. Y. P. A. BANQUET
TvrenAtuGe.rgioYug elo..esung%leAbieWlundredrallitell1 yWhighsaloungtruspeo8tel;
attending the annual A.T.P.A. banquet
of tbe Lees! Council of the Deanery
of Huron,' held at tit. Paul's church,
Bingham, on Thureday • last, were
twenty young peogle front St. George's
church, Gotierich, headed by their rec-
tor, Re. A. C. Calder.
Mbar Margaret Cudmore, of Clinton.
presddent of the Local Council, pre-
ided. The viitor*. who were pree-
en* from Clinton, Seaforth, Fordwich,
Gorrie, Wroleter, Brueele and God -
verb, were weleomed by Mr. T. Simp-
son. {president of the A.YP.A. at Wing
ham. and Rev. E. L Roberts, rural dean
and rector *. Paul's church, Wing-
ent. A musical program was pro-
nged 1. the Wingham group. and an
laden -sting address WITS gen *by lies%
T Smith, of Loudon. on "Thls
Word Fr...slow"
T. ei s were proposed to "The
Church." by Rev. A. V. Calder, and to
The A.V.P.A.." by Re:. Canon Apple -
yard, of Seaforth.
The basement of thm church. tat
whieb the banquet Will held, war at-
,trlituttt.l.erri.v,-1..trite.-oyhaegited. inwbalebriest saed::
' adopted schenw of the AY.P.A. - - -
week •t tbe home of her brother, Mr.
Ezra Scholtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolt, of Marnoch.
sipent Sunday st the house of Owl!. program was used fur tse devotional
eaughter, Mrs. Jean :pert. Tbe Gating societies gave five
Mrs. Arthur Cronin, of Caledon, is nutulers: • solo by Mhs A. Melt-
isiting with her parent's, Mr. and wain of Carlow, 4 reading by Miss
Mrs. John Faleoner. Beth mo.hee of NiTe andone by Mrs.
Garten-eimitia-The United church, 11. Lednor of Port Albert, a duet by
Ististowel, was the 'were of a quiet Mrs. L. Johnston and Mre. W. Craw-
ford of Port Albert, and Miss li.
awrto:inWnhirtienbetrelYll.. wThne
oiblaatil:.emrrie:at.tyhT
Careen, eon of Gerg, Garten and the
MTK. Fred Smith. Listowel. was
United In marriage tn George Stewart'
deughte: of Mr. and Clark f.Carlow gave tbe closing
bride was lovely le a gown of brown
silk crepe with eat !wet. Her sla-
ter. Mre. Robert' Hartou. was bride.
Maid. and wore blue silk cerise with
vorai t fa nspa rent velvet. Robert
Barton was groniman. After the
eeeenevilY, the aedding party rituried had lewn visiting at Nile and were on
to the bride's hom. e here a reeep- their way home again. - tripped were ?ores', repetition. Britain
- 120, oecurrenee, mathematics. tient
tive, emigrant. reeaurant 121,
HMI vonsclin$t.
eaffh prize. a $4, $3, $2 and 81 were
awarded P. the four hlrh pupils In
ihe spelling tuatch and recitatien eon-
-etiasts - Thus Xesinalltang....CAUM:LA.
eelved a (-0:islatin prize of 510c each.
(*wb prizes et $5. $4. $3. $tl. el arid
5tte were !monied the pupile in the
public sleeking cimteet.
Cash donations towards theae prizes
vt ere received from C. A. BoWM
NTT.. Jas. liallantyne, MEP., 1t.
J. Deachinan. 1LP, and W. II. Gold-
'
Tributes to Dr. Field
insc•tor in anrouncing the
judgee' decision in the public Ppeaking
eontest took occasion to pay a warm
tribute to Dr. Field, who will retire
at the end of the year. Inspector
Beaom, who announeed the winners
in the recitation contest. &leo spoke
highly of hit colleague in office. Dr.
Field. who had the duty of dietribut.
Ing the cash prizes. in expressing his
thanks for the kind words of hie col-
leagues took occasion to review brif-
ly his netivities In the edueational
work of Huron county. Beginning In
1900 RR teacher in Goderich
elate. he later became prinicipal ot
that school and in 11 1 was appointed
inspeetor, which office he lino held for
twenty -fie years. He said that the
DeputyMinister ..f the Departnwnt of
Ediustion when giving him the ap-
pointment !doted that the Huron in-
speetorates were !intone tl e hest in the
Pro. Ince.
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& S. WON FOR NO%. IL 1934
Lemon Tie -An inhaasadar bm
Lomas Passage -Am 23:16-24, 311.
31; Ram= 5:6-11.
Galli= Uzi-hilippians 414,,
Paul, having oppealed to the Em
peror Nero, was sent under the guard
of one named Julius and, after suf-
spoken measage ean he elinched by an
appeal to read the Word of God.
a Same hadarday. Today and Foe -
over
Tbe ceaseless talk about the Gospel
el the Son of God baring Wet its ap
peal is without foundation. The Gos-
pel lo still "the power of God unto
Nitration to every one that believes."
tering sbipsareck and other tribute- and when it is prin.-14d in faith it
prayer. Tbe guest ...esker. Mr.. S.S. No. It. Howick. The remaining enge pneireuniebed Greek to tbetionsau, wa-aen.drti velure(' wiactouetheathedandswiil ltharintgisimart:aultwtalwy., earomo,emiir.danwwfboernm(elhtlrionsz
of Denes, which was Indeed very S.S. No. 15, Aahfield; Lois McGuire enter there. The people wereattired mien conolderation, being allowed tol
ilietberinton. mete on "The Beauty contestents were: Duncan Farrlih;
dwell in his own hired houe, guarded commenting on the power and sle
ben been preached.
Ste and belpful to •11. After the meet -
and Mtel Couites, both of 14.14 No.
ing all went to the basement, where .
17, Morris: Harold Ahton, S.S. NO. be was -emcee" bY tbe captain °' by a soldier -a prisoner in bonds- nese of elliwy *pith. vhoe
up and were about to kin Paul when i
the withers. Then began a series „for the hope of lerael I am bound jubilee Walt eelebrated In Wt
• (faint" tea was spread on the table.
The NeNpleated to have with
them at this gathering 11, v Wm. and
Sirs. Sliew of Avona former pastor
and Ilia %ire, snd their sob Ralph, who
1, Coll.rue; Helen Mitic, 148. No.
2, Colborne; Ada Keller. S.S. No. 15,
Hay; Ihinaki Rats,' SS. No. 7. Steph-
en; John Pritchard. lett No. 4, Weet
Wasinuovb.
The words on which the spellers
GREAT 19cSALE
GARDEN PATCH CORN
BLUE BOY COFFEE
POLO WAX BEANS
2 17 -os. tins 19c
1-1b. bag 19c
2 tins gc
AYLMER TOMATO Jun 2 large 25os. tins 19c
LEALAND TOMATO Juia
4 101/2-og. tins 19c
RED ROSE KETA SALMON
2 11b. tins 10
HAPPYVALE CATSUP
2 bottles 10
EXTRA 13PEMAL---
Pastry Flour 74)i, 21c, 24 -Ib. 63c
CHOCOLATE DROP CANDIES
PUFFED WHEAT
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP
CECILE SANDWICH BISCUITS
CHOICE COOKING FIGS
CASTILE SOAP
SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA
Lb. 19c
2 Pkgs' 19c
2 tins 19c
Lb 19C
2 lbi• 19c
4' bars I9c
5 Pkg;' 2Sc
P. & G. SOAP
J. CALVIN CUTT
PHONE 118 or 218
•
5 bars 19c
J. J. McEWEN
PHONE 46
of trial . before Felix. kestua and withhis tchain" was his own way of eteH
r Central ll. vv:1 li an
AerippaAfter a perlott of detention
audienee
speaking of his condition. St. Paul that taxed the building to the iitnutat„
,:
of twu years and three months, varied
twee for fire year.' a prisoner from the .11).' British War Cry remarks: Gipsy
4,1ey different public apfpearantes. St. ' day of arre.t in Jerusalem till hla re- Smith is *evenly -Kix rear' old, his
Paul RIM, tit...patched to Rome tO ons, by the decision of Nero. Dur- i platform style has not changed to
stand ph, trial and make be. defence
Ing that time be was cut off from Meet new conditions, his appeal is
before tite Emperor Nero. This was 1 many of those various activitteelia 1111,- litinal. and Is not particularly
the AJUTTVM9 Of his follow lug the ad -
Which he had previously labored so ,d1ret•ted to the •roni, critiral Intel-
fr God's ('540 That abet 1 lect of modern youth.' Ile RIIITIR up
vice of St, Jame.. hut his doing so I profitably
was aPProted 4 t;°d• for a divine vi- 1 have seemed to himmelf and to mane I moo of. the eonditinne nhich we are
sion was given to him in the guard- others a terrible Iota to the gospel. ' apt to gay antagonize the young
room and beetowed upon blue the ap- 'However, he made -Ida imprietenatent people. and yet be is getting a bigger
probation of Heaven!
am Lea !Mod be ilso,_ and
-The night an oppertnnity for preaching as Gem- responee from young people between
BENMILLER
FiESMILIXR, Nov. 10. -Mr. Lon-
nie Oke of Torontospent the week-
end with him mother here. -Mr. Ben
son Straugha n. of Toronto, scom-
panted hint and visited the parental
home. opened; we pawed through a long prl
Mr. Sydney Brown. Mr. E. T.. lent street, awl enon reached the coin-
PfrIttimer and Mks armee Inrimmer pound. Within an hour frf leaving
were retent vlettorit with Rec. A. W. the train we hall had sonic warm re -
Brown and family at Hannon. freshment and were Into bed. It was
Robert Turner. wife and remit's, of never -to -be -forgotten rid. and a
uburn and Mr. and Niel. Wm. Ilk- reyal welcome1 felt at home right
WhItiney. GoderIch, were Sunday
1.1torot with the Harman*
Mr and Mrs, Atmore vIIII and fam
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery, bf Gode-lch township.
ad to rie. I ars of fifteen and thirty than
hoot testified coneernIng ilirlit 'era- called the chief of the Jews together At Christ is "the Pam* resterOsr.
tatiew, 80 must thou bear witness also
and addressed them, explaining hia today and forever," so must be the
at Rome." Preecnce among (bent as • twisoner. metteage of the Vbrietien minleter if
ammo • 11:1 -5 --lo the previous Having heard him they answered, "Wo be hopes to bring ssIvation to his
chapters, Paul had defeetled the po- neither recifielters oill 6TDIellett bearers -From The Tnronto Globe.
Hon that the barrier between the concerning thee, neither any: of the
..chesL 1
CO DS I
R. A. REID
-Registered Optometrist. -
Ryes Examlmad Glasses
(17 years in Stratford), at
Robertson's &weir, Mere
"Katirfaction at Moderate Cost"
Fall Suits
The Smart Fall Sample' for
Men Are Here Now!
TliE NEWEST STYLES
They are here for your
inspection
.
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S
said, Be of good cheer ; for as (hail on the third day_ atter ids ever 444.1._44.1,,ri um,
Jews and the Gentile* had been re- brethren that came showed or wake
any berm of ttiee." They went furth
er and exprealsed a wish to hear about
the sect that everywhere was spoken
against. Thus did an opportunity
iowe to hlm to preath and teeter)
and "OOe believed and nome did not."
For two years be conCnned thus to
proclaim tlikingdonr-of God and to
teach those things which concern the
Lord items C•hriet.
Dr. G. T. Stokes in The Expoisitor's
Bible *aye of St. Paurn imprisonment:
Let ns then see in what way we may
regard 141. Pauls impresonment an an
arrangement and outcome of Divine
lore. Thin period of enforced retire-
ment may have been absolutely neeew
airy for him. Ile had spent Imes
years Minding up the spiritual llfe of
others, founding ehurcies, teaching
eonverte preahing, debating, etrur
Ming suffering. Now God took fit.
Paul rilde that he might watch over
and tend hit own adrenal life. And
the wondrone manner In which be
profited by het imprisonteent in mane
feet trout the letters whieh. In hie
leisure time. he wrote to Ephsa.
Philippi and coloseas end which have
been so instructive and tineful for the
Church of fill awe. Then, toothoueb
unable to preach to crowded audiences
in synagognee ao he had done eine
where, he bleeseet the Chureh of Rome
hy III. individual efforts, The si
dery who were hie keepers were told
the ottny of the Crites and the glad
Mines oflhe reenrreetion life. and
these Individual efforts penetrated
even into the household end palace. of
t he Careens
Rearm 541 -11 -St. Pan] 1. here
setting forth the doetrire of jnetifica•
tion hy faint. In tenses 7, Rim to he
found the titittisort rerproseion of love
- For when we were yet without
etrength. In tine time Cheat riled for
the ungodly. For exreely for a
righteon• man will one di: yet per-
adventnre for a good man lame would
even dare to dle. But God
moved; that tbe Jews could not be
saved by any external advantages
which they p000essied; that all were
alike runty before God; and that there
was but one way for Jews and Gen-
tile. of salvatioti-hy faith in Jesus
Olde. Some bad come to think thet
his conduct and lits doctrines showed
that he had forsaken his own people
and bad devoted himself to the salva-
tion of the Gentiles exclneively. This
canoed him great sorrow of heart and
he re expreseed himself in verses 2
and 3-I bare great beannees and
continual sorrow In my heart. For
I could wish that myself were ac
cursed from Christ for my bethren,
my kinemen secording to the flesh."
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Ida MacDonald
lt ws• three oclock on a January
morning and cold. What a time t6
Ilrop off a train In the interior of
China! But there wa•• a warm wel
come from the Wellswel group. Riek-
mhaws were ready and aetempanled by
a special guard of iroldters (for the
country was unettled. we left the
railway ',tattoo, and under a full moon
crowed the open stieteh between the
ststion and the city. After some
poundlne and shouting the mites were
A woman of forty ran hide every
erblence or age except ber desire to
ere people Welland -Pert
Ootborse Tribette.
Sway
The Annhal MIuIot Council it
Changte was the next high teed for
me. It was a rest privilege to wit
ness the "elan- sasembled for memen
tone decialona. The Mission ws• Ilk*
a family discuasIng fanlly offaini
They tackled with guan the busines•
of planning wort. apportioning limited
funds for unlimited needs and anawer-
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