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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1937-5-12, Page 6six,;.:$ a ,_,�'�1�}.IJR•dlh: kis+' ..,ur.: 1.,.f .0:04x4, r ?,I $. . v. t , STORIS i Pa.(' VIIU19` } Q9 SAT, - :. az.11kn I, -- tt.+4+V• 0 �..1 e. Halloo...too :114,681.,,OQ,Dpat 7���(/�J•��J(��t z(,e otah /�{��,^([,�[l�o�.. ii TemNe, Jd9 r a D . 211f. ' - %-ilk, Om 1,24, te.- 82 ii j6,k Me .lsll/2.. �G6�.... v�um•+ S 2V`�ega l�idm 2Ec IffilleTe6t @a. miteo. lr flm LEA, J1Q115Q psi e3 Ig e Ce TnEaDWilea 0 Ozzdheo 5 dm 26c o Ego.®��' 2,5c ;.'Q \11)-MosPao Ot7refice ^- 2D�p -Yak's'3 t ill U1Jo aque,ll YogatT 3emovii 0 corm, -Being 'Iowderc •"` © one s 9 'o e SV :E.7 PTepM 7ir�nard ThilelleoGrearffie a c , 'Stud 1h 1 ``-�''.-._c 1 . �6ii Q . -gee UmI „ 2 �eszo Rile, ea„ 20e- /Eth p --: -- -11D.P.,T-6,---12e- t' i 14z9 %dill 2 n.11bo Js'Ego R5c �ae 21 'p� , s �j '14''''' ail Tfi- , • to 27e ..,. G!o J. O ?e VnV e!!!J9aacne e 46 k C: SU©U!LI Ca �:l a� Il: 6 Now that is talkie"•.terry + rrymore as Mrs. Borrowmore.—St. has had. her automobile caved for a grocery bill, she may noon be known Times -Journal. Thomas Cfi ft. on Psi yi iu ZtrI.. . r, 1 n ��° ���-�0, 0alb V . M4tbo�x . mss° o. r 1 alto ttW notsnOspn2taeular zI. ielbar-,. alter, etasuz ad bo 010(P Ms7coM, I 4�w Cmeh ct4t337 ape apse Ivo fig" uR��ps,:/:r�l, , lead aaa(�Ecud inaa:ohh.�/�1nAl� ey„ ou-V . +� e_loMA�1�lk.. and `dre Jt1.atic a dent LY t- v life of IIsaac,et Nee are apt to nnImr is the d��was ;oam t Oa be radar as a sacriillcel by hie fath- er d • the angel intervened to the boy' deliverance.f e we are Apt' to think of lisaac ce Wm Hl: tinplate. Well, therm are a great host of pen lite him. You will and .a hundred ise act for every Abra.. baro) and Jacob who emerge.; In the patriarchal eucceaaion let us thanes God Isaac' has a place. Por his pres- ence there speaks to us of the truth at God the -Godl- of •ortli as ry people. not lead therm Ot- MOM lir' tfhO a the ' eleepe the opar1s of genius and great- nees. God - hue to place for the quiet map, the 'aI an whose interests gather round the common Mingo and will not stray fro ;':l' thethe twat, the altar and the well. Religion, ho a and work are eurecient to keep the-- xsd I f •us :I, obly occupied, . The.. appeal of all three is insistent and fundamental to succeseful livinta"'' ' There' are thou whose interests and gift%) :carry them) far wed, Wend to" -other ..Beide, sand:, their activities and venturing give a loftiness to their career. But the man who confines himself owith mod- esty and humility to these three mat- ters--• re--dare-not minimize iris value and usefulness. 'se lays deep • and broad the a foundations of the common - Someone has asked the . wealth. question, n, when shall we begin to see the poetry. the beauty, tip -eternr:, I -blessedness of common: work-; the ll' ,• nit vs .- tho hi r 1_011.,',8.4101110 h Gh 1 :� } R' ln:..s�rsu'"i secendtY kone ts.h.11 i ..•eL. .iiipg, noblysfi &or mercial situation? "Is it not true th t every man, though he may be thought a daily- drudge, who conducts his la- bors with. clean and faithful hands is 11A11.4 1. A SSS . aYf1�BI eed V may not have been a great, heroic fig- ure, a distinguished chieftain, like the patriarchs before and after ilimi be- cause he was content to be a plain man of the land: -He stuck to his task as a digger of wells; he was a persistent provider in humble ways of his people and his Socks and herds. -o L L 'J ss?4rr?aSis-a 3h Y.'.a'm'A4edr.FS s,srs," s -w4w� �sss-`' Co@VE,IIMBOu MR11.W2-EI .123 E) 03@222.11, @222.b LNTA3a7C3EM. New, Improved, Power increased to 78 horse - glower at 5200 rr.p.stn.... torque stepped up to 170 ft. lbs. at 800-1600 r.p. II/ b u IIfTu utfl C U f3 `u'' 'E3 @ZDE3. Smartly streamlined, fully insulated. Safe, compact and c7on- eenient. All windows and winIishield equipped with safety glass. ii lit I I' zumio d ;-, .J... sa r rt ad oOCtta It•s'tfi0 it Bea Gia Q�nticcflsJ-a�tang, positive �tl�n�t� ., _ ��!, ..., _... : �- -• in all weather. ]independent moclaana —a sen 1 &tf0a4 ', , r„ hook-up operated by hand lever. { ;44444 IIMMOVM O u E2 ; -New de. .:r I 94 Ei3c 2E1 SOLD IADVDEDZIVIRDEU Bigger' ger' loud it ip ... stottoirips per dad ... setter eiignicaa peg -•tsc nc .c. - ' nee 11 a ses . It GDS-aiac hes ..: 113C -inches . r. 1 S 5 i, i•iachest ..' . Goss ming 114„900_.pO nota . —MO onb co Bola, c volD.tact n caV orz i44sdvitt3. tjta ettovro31oIC'..rd4c3 sawn then iltra0 :4 tl - ;B+S, •:t+e•t • V - „l tyt- rp , :tel s I,i ct,g.. ^ ` f „'x11r a of saou ay that ellac,0 cola p zekco . , , \ .ne vot,t 026 %a ail0 lateten COZ a t=cri e9 4, calmv trott, -zoz , -kat14Wtra tp tl C,}`'t1`�i , 2). a .u{ �,g Q . s . vd o Oto ' 1N )lc a a a l �n...114 `Cht..1y_1.�'l� �i4tia. r164 -e. i nt 3!out ea' 'ry one,'w.•.c►'i C1lo 'at • j+ .'� e.c” :',"`.�t'` 1 i, `C.' 0 + A rou.fi4G'4" Jtat 4v . i W -.14.0 .t L*1.tl o , al : a s u It Y . ''i ' �T.sc a i c 3'�"i s,,=.0 toc4�`r ' ' , .y o • tiara DER gbcf„Q 0Raim P .r„' One of the ,many troublesr that b: tet rhoaammaatie seeps= a the.dialenaltyrof gettiaa -up and down stairs, Ouch was, the caro with this woman, bore. -she started taking grudehon, but now she finds it no trouble. Mad wit she says :--- "I harts been' taring rsrusehenn now for - - Qv� ierr.>lse .naom<thaz, a iazslfz#ea spoonful-- In-- -hair e tt aret--thing -in the morning, and I feel a new yeas, on. I had very painful rbeumaatisi in my knees and back and else ,Isy head was getting very bad. ]Lam -,.aced to dread wanting upstairs, now It am very thankful to say it Is no trouble. eat )all ala It feit tetter in li , Z » thaw F' have done for years. '-= (E i.) iii. Two of the ingredients of Itchen Salts are notable for their work in dissolving uric :smeld._ _ l .i .Ida dients of Eruachen assist- Mature to expel the dissolved cid from the system, IDut,..b, Y.__was blessed every time those wells were used. OW much we -are -indebted to the .aneler .- i , .gra- : ; al: c-grea- crowd.. of common peo le who in every age have been, like Isaac humbly and ui tI q s icktn their t y t g to useful work cloeely �re ted to piety_ and love for •"� fell I ""mea o� -Y R� f R' 1�1t 11 •r ;re, 11 r'� Z *•; �7. tit stars i i o k a s n t a we a' Weal Take than had t t rl e cane ar" s rvant:-an the dile ' Shaft ebury's home -who whey father end ether -in high life were immersed, and sho'ived a lovelessness towards their son affectionatelyrained t +e, .1. P�! ffIns a eieif an taught of his God and Saviour. So were laid the. foundations of that -be utiful piety that possessed him and made him the great servant of the poor and distressed. He wore the gold watch that servant gave him un- til his dying day, And blessed 'God for - her. Most of us can recall the Isaac - like characters with their humble, de- voted ministries that have come into our lives; and we can well sing the Doxology for the -fact. Then there was the forbearance of Isaac. We call a man a ninny too. soon when we see how he will not trike_haa. .*stee 11 gut up ti.v�ith rtp...r�Y abuse' d, Es It'_ -were; ... sar'ri cs-, rights. Isaac- digs a well, and be- cause there are those who contend about it' and would monopolize it after' he has been to all that trouble, he goes away and digs another well. And again he digs another well, because the same strife occurs over the second" well. He was a man of peace. No -;- don't put him down as ske,ta coward. Give the white banner - and not the white feather. The world lacks very much these days- the Isaac spirit. In our family life, what blessing and peace would ensue if this spirit and practice obtained! In our communi- ties there would 'be a contented people clearer heaven than they are if we could only multiply the Isaacs. We we are going to get even with those who insult us; we forget there is a place for forbearance. Our international situations today, seething with suspicion, hatred, fear, "ifffbGihei`lime; t3'dfI s'fw paredness to resist unto bloodshed and terrific slaughter any trespassing on our reserves„ would be all thebetter for the practice and permeating through the massa of the Isaac hplrit of meekness And • forbearance. Of course the world will be ready tp say that men would be fools --to take what 'Insulting and grabbing groups say and do. /But let us remember that so-called fobls, men who acted with that forbearing spirit, have been the saviours of our race. Jesus :+ im- self not only taught peace but prac- tised it. He reviled not 'again. He was content to be crucified that the Kingdom of God might come. And some of us think that to save the world from the ©yr spirit and mad- ness, with all the desolation and slaughter it entails, a great nation, because of its forbearance, its peace - loving and peace-praetising principles, will have to be willing to be cruci- fied 'tOE -show-Hae world the road eut of- *the.4ceaglay of: HP& - Isaac was 'blessedly practical, and that is worth (noting and studying. He did useful work for the generations that meant for him foresight and la- bor. He was not tderely a dreamer. And -certainly he surae .no social clim- ber. His capacities did not run tb' spectacular readership and limelight prominence, bet he earned the well - diggers' blessing. %George Washington Carver with his Mighty industry to help the farmer/ of the ' Southland, giving himself in toilsome persistency. without great reward, unless it Is that of his happy eaatisfaact-iorla forwhat he accomplishes for his fellows, is of the capirit of Isaac:- Tills colored eniva, so modest, so humble, co-oper- ating with his IIaaker to bring out of the humble peanut and the set -pota- to " those by-products that mean wealth and comfort for the` ult'itude is ods good imam. Bubbling wino of knowledge and usefuln ate} at hand for, the prac- tical person who a21l1 dig and labor for thy. The best things in life are not on , the surface; -ou ° can't actin Motu att. von. do cream. Mato have toe' a't. wells 'have to be aligged c ; � t Wort done befeto tto gotatt tar aro wore. 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