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Sunday School Lesson
BY CHARLES G. TRUMBULL
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The Royal York, largest hate
end tallest buildfug lu the Bride
Empire, will be open shortly 111
l'oremte. It is a self-contalned
emumenity having Its own hank,
brokers offices, stores, power see.
tion, prineing plant, reereatiou cen.
Cres and B9 on.
Gas from wells of the Flow River
and South Saskatchewan Valley to
the eolith and we. t oe eleeicIne Hat
may provide helium mei tor the
Uritish Air ,Ministry.
The Boy Scouts' knowledge in
woodcraft may be turner to a new
use In Nova Scotia where the pro-
vincial government forestry depart-
ment propose to enlist their ser-
vices in the planting of 1,00,000
trees to reforest 1,000 acres or
land.
The Canadian Pacifin oras in .ex-
cess or 91,000 euiploStes and its
yearly pay -roll is approximately
WHAT HILKIAH FOUND IN THE Moips." Promptly it was taken to the
TEMPLE. king by a scribe at the King's com-announcement by the At
steamship lines of reduced
mand it was read to him. And t(:e
raitesoennc:gbin ships conmides with
Sunday, May 5th: 2 Chronicles 34: Ring believed the word of God. ueopI of an Atlantic travel
1-33. ! Would that all Kings and rulers of season in which the cabin type of
I nations did so to -day like Britain's ship reaches a standard of equip-
ment and accommodation never
Golden Text. , King and young tiosiah. hitherto reached and Miring which
Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, Did this reading of the word of more cabin ships than ever will sail
and. a light unto my path. (Psa. 119: God bring joy to the King? No ; "he to end from Europe. The advent
105.) rent his clothes." We are reminded
I that "by the law is the knowledge of
When a 16 -Year-old boy begins to sin." (Rom.3 :20.) For the law of
seek God with his +etude heart, he is God told of the terrible punishment
sure to find Him. And if that boy that would come upon Judah and Is -
happens to be a Ring, things are like. reel if they turned away from doing
ly to happen in his Kingdom. the will of God, as they had so rebel -
Young Josiah was the boy, He was lionslY done.
3 years old when he began to reign, I The Klee sent fer furti'ier lieht on
and he Clad had one of the woret the solemn elii.e.et, and word came
fathers as King in the history or ; bark from Hulciali. the prophetees,
that thi. T.,ned had told her to deelere
Judah: Like the lesson of three week::
ago on neeeklah, it is another Malt 1WO things : The nation becauet. it tad
of bad lather and good son.--whice ie forsaken God and worshipped ether
:rods, must mire.. the wrath of God
encouraging to the boys who happen
to have bad fathers. But the youne King. beeetiee be bail
humlemi himeelf 1.efore (mre word.
Doubtless he was brow.'" 110 it
0t: to t!-& 01* OX-
other boy Kings have beente . while staI vInt" /1
offichils administered the Kingdom, !"'ll''"`""
(;o,r
but we read that "in the eighth year ,
nation. went feu
of leis reign, while he was yet young, 1.1".
the ehaptee Ie e. on le
he began to seek after the God of Th"
' what the keel then ‘11.1. firineine 10 -
David, his father." The 16-year-eld
boy evidently sought God conscient gt;th," "nd
iously and earneetly, studying abet O' "fit Ir ileet•en, "he r. e M
"f the
he could about Him. end living a lire ; of
of prayer and devotion. After four ,
(n)v.nanti 1. ,)1171, Ili. 'iO'l
1.7
years of this, when only 20, he -Moe
, nat lett ietr them inrre
action in a vigorous and aggresefve
way. "He began to puetre Judah and • W"'''I• hnh" 111" Air'
t:
that %mild "do it." They w, -m.
Jerusalem from tem Well e4 and '
lomec of tle• Wor.l. an I beereee
the grope, and the carved im:tge4 ani
:James :22.)
the molten imago.' At his direction
The in pledeeei bit:1,4f 0 4411, ee
the altars of Baalim were smashed in
his preeence, ineaen tla•CS were bre hanist pbernfioere:, plim,eitiin.oenta solemn eoven.
"to walk after
ken in pieces and made dust, the
the Lord and to keep his commaed-
graves of the false prophets, that had
mente, and Hie teethnentes, and III;
led Wee people in sinful worship were
statutes, with all his heart, and with
dishonored, and the very bones of
all his soul, to perform the words or
such priests were burned. the covenant which are written in this
It must have been unpopular action book." And he made his people cov-
Cleaning up vice districts is never omint with him to do the same.
popular, and these were vice districts It was not a spurt, a superficial re -
to a degree that we know nothing of (ab
formation. It lasted. To be sure, Jos -
in modern times. Archheology ,digg-died a young frnan, at thirty one
ing up images and other evidences of but "all his days they departed not
the idolatrous worship of the Canaan- from their following ,the Lord, the God of
Hshown,os, jhas as is invariably truefathers."
of idol worship in other lands, the ere is an outline of the lesson:
hideous immorality and degrading Seeking God Early (verses 1-3).
practices of the religion the boy, Ring Cleansing a Nation (3-7).
Josiah, was determined to stamp out. Honoring God's House (3-13),
After he had cut out the cancer Finding God's Word (14).
at the source, putting an end to re-
ligious worship that dishonored and
disobeyed God, he turned to honor
God in a signal way, by repairing "the
House of the Lord his God." He was
26 "when he had purged the land."
He must have been a man of method
and system, efficiency and marked ex-
ecutive ability, for details are given
4:owing the thorough way in which
he went about repairing- the temple.
Ample money was brought together
for the purpose; skilled workmen were
employed; the Levites, as ordered by
God, were put in charge, and the
great work was carried through by
an organization which evidently would
have done credit to twentieth century
administration.
Then something unexpected happen
ed. In housecleaning the temple,
Hil-
ldah, the priest, actually "found a
book of the law of the Lord given by
"Ice Box
Cookies"
1 cup butter; 2 cups
sugar; 334 cups Purity
Plour; 2 eggs ; 2 tea-
spoons_baking powder
flavoring ; 1. cup nuts end
raisins chopped (optional)
Make the dough In
a roll and keep it
overnight in the Ice box or a
coo( place. Slice thinly
and bake in a
quick oven.
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of reduced rates also harmonizes
with the policy of many world gov-
ernments to abolish passport visa
fees, Ocean tourist travel is quick-
ly getting back to pre-war condi-
tions but greatly enhanced by big-
ger and better ships," says William
Baird, Steamship Passenger Traf-
fic Manager, Canadian Pacific
Steamships Limited.
Orders for Canadian cheese
cabled from Great Britain, demon-
strate its popularity overseas and
the confidence placed in our grad-
ing methods, according to Doctor
J. A. Ruddick. Dominion Dairy
Commissioner, who states that the
British demand for Canadian cheese
is at the peak
Between four and five thousand
bags cif Garnet wheat are being
shipped from Port William to be
tested by millers In Great Britain.
Reports of the reception given
these samples will be available be-
fore this year's crop is ripe. gov-
ernment officials expect. If these
prove favourable the future rrt this
tarty ripening variety should be
Itred.
Deer eradipec in Canada will be
e;tablisi:eri shortly 'ander regula-
tions framed by the Dominion Gov-
err,:^rti, 11. 0. Tinnier, chief of the
',tile division of the Department of
A".Tiettiture, announced at the an-
nual toro:ing of the Ontario rattle
ItreAers Association in Toronto
the other day.( The proposed sys-
tem will be a voluntary one and
wi'l be eonfined to municipalities
with facilities for inspection and
gradina at the time of the slairrih-
ter, The aim in view is the stabil-
izing of the market and the breed-
ing of bettor cattle.
Commandments
for Happiness
Pittsburg, Pa., Jan.10.--Prospect
ive brides and bridegrooms were
given ten "essential" commandments
by Rev. Percival H. Barker in a re-
cent sermon at the Point Breeze
Presbyterian church.
"If these commanaments are obey-
ed." Rev. Mr. Barker said, real hap-
piness will come in married} life."
The commandments :
Believing God's Word (15-21). 1. Thou shalt not consider the mat -
God's Justice and Mercer (22-28). ter of ancestry and physical condi-
Leading a Nation in Righteouspe tion. Remember the law of heredity
(29-33). and the vital importance of a healthy
body.
• 2. Thou Alan not consider the fin-
nancial prospects. Resolve not to
marry for money, but weigh for
your chanes of a livelihood.
:3. Thou shalt net eiensider the hon
or shown to the parental home. De
not choose one alio is unfaithful to
father or met' er.
SUNDAY. 4. Thou shalt not convider the
Treasures of wickedness profit conception of marriftee which is held
nothing; but righteousness delivered) Those who‘ere joined in metrimony
from death.-Prev. 10:2. should resting it lie ltov partnership
= and not merely an eeperiment.
MONDAY. 5. Thou shalt not enneider the
I have blotted out, ite a t iek cloud. matter of enngeniality. Do not go tn
thv trangressione, but, as a, cloud, thy the marriage altar with one who seri-
8105.----Isa. 44:22, ouely differs from::on n tastes and
interests.
(1. Thou ilia% eonsider the (milli -
TUESDAY. ties of 1 dispesitien. Loolc for kinil-
For thou wilt light my candle; the neer and amiability, and beware of
Lord my God will enlighten my dark. jealousy.
neSS.-Psa. 18:28. • 7. Thou shalt re -udder' the streng-
th of the home inrtinrt .A husband
WEDNESDAY. should be a lover of the home ;
Offer unto God thanksgiving; and wife a real home -maker.
ft. Thou shalt consider whether or
pay thy vows unto the most High.-
Pea. 50:14. not real love stirs the heart. Such
love makes Otte ready to suffer and
tEEf
THURSDAY sacrifiee,
matter et moral reetitude. Better to ,
To keep your new beverage glasses
9. Thou shalt not eonsider the
live alone than with the unprincipled from cracking put them before you
Lay open thy works to the Lord
Prov. 16;3.
or blie victim of evil habits. veer nest them in cold water and 1'tand thy thoughts shall be directed,-.--
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10. Thou halt net cone
smer the a, ;come to a boil, boil for e few min
FRIDAY. titude taken and will likely be taken utes and, then let coolin the SUMO wa
ter this hardens them.
Boner thy filthier end mother. -- to *Christ and the ehurt.h. Thou Audi i
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BIBLE THOUGHTS
...For This Week rc.,,
lable Thoughts themorired, will prove e
Price:Bee heritage in after sem.
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X7ITH castanets clacking and a
V v vivid shawl about her shoulders,
the Spanish dancer is the epitome of
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What is the secret of such anima-
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For a roof of rich, harmonious
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costume give charm and sparkle to the
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GINGER COOKIES !-
Holiday week means many little
visitors. This is a nice cookie for
nhem that will note prove upsetting
and will save the richer cakes for
grown-ups and hardier constitutions.
Two cups cooking molasses, lkup su-
gar, 1 cup lard, 1 tablespoon cream
tartar. Pour 1 cup boiling water
with the ' dry ingredients, mix well
and add flour enough to roll. Cut in-
to shapes and cook in a greased tin
in.a moderate oven.
BAKED APPLES.
Bake apples with portions{ of pep-
permint sticks stuffed into the holb
where the core was. The peppermint
flavor is delicious.
HAT CLEANING.
Women can keep their felt hats
immaculate if they brush them daily
and once week go over them with
11 cloth dipped in some come cleaning
fluid. Brush the nap carefully when
dry.
STRINGING BEADS,
When you restring beads thatr are
graduated in size, arrange them on a
table, in order ref size they belong
and the stringing properly is 110
chore.
BRUSSELS SPROU1
Brussels sprouts can be cleaned
much more easily if soaked in cold
water to which some vinegar has
Leen added. The vinegar 'draws out
ally little bugs that may lurk there
and cannot be tasted.
NEW GLASSES
Eph. 6:2. be ready to enntribute religous de- ( DURABLE CANDIES
votion and ehureh allegiance to the 11 you place candies in the, re.
SATURDAY. brine and thou eledt he aesured that frigerator for a few days before US.
Let nothing be done through strife thy partner will bo a help not a hind- ing, they will last longer and the we::
o r Tiling] ory.--Bh R. 2:11. retie.. In this regaid. ie. less litcly to drip.
T
he Consumers league case of the people who ultimately pay increasing importance attacreed to
the shot. -From The Citizen, Ottawa, the battle for better health and the
April 13th, 1929. e extentsion of aid in times of sick -
The curiosity of members on the
Conservative side of the House re-
garding the Consumers' League of
11055.
for National HealthI The correspondent referred to
I inay have greatly over-estiinated the
cost of illness in this country. But it
Canada and its spokesman, Mr. R. J.
, In a plea for more government at- , is undoubtedly very heavy. Any in-
Deachman, is perfectly natural and tention to matters of heatte, a writer ' ielligent worker, employer, or exec -
easily explained. Protectionists of to the press estimates the cost of I utive can soon prove that to himself
high caste never in all their shadowy sickness in Canada at $1,311,000,- j by the study of a few cases coining
economic thinking include within its
somewhat narrow limits that most
important individual in the economic
scheme -the consumer.
Never, in all their . calculations,
does the consumer enter. He is sim-
ply nonexistent The tariff philoso-
phy is concerned with only one hu-
man factor. That is the producer, or
more strictly speaking, the individual
who profits from production- the
manufacturer. The whole scheme
Of political economy in the mind of
the unbending type of tariffists re-
volves about .that person, and the
class which he represents.
Quite naturally, therefore, when
someone undertakes to recognize
that the consummer exist,, much less
takes up the cudgels on his behalf, ness,
the protectionist becomes curlew., in- It is probable that a few decades
inquisitive and sometimes testy. from now may see Canada with a
This condition grows, first, out of an still more advanced scheme than this,
excusable astonishment that the CCM-I'hetendancy of the age is to regard
health as one of the greatest of na-
tional assets. The old age pension
plans, workmen's compensation and
like paternal measures as well as the
expanding services of private insur-
ance concerns all reflections of the
000 per annum. One billion is his es under his own observation. The
timate for loss of earnings through money lost in wages, the fees paid
premature deaths, and $311,000,000 for medical attention and drugs, and
the actual yearly loss through sick- the incidental expenses that go with
snes. He claims that 95 per cent of sickness soon mount to heavy pro -
this falls upon wage earners and sal- portions.
aried classes. His argument is that ; A municipality that hes a good re -
the federal and provincial govern cord in matters of health, saves mon-
ments should join in scheme which ey for itself as a whole, and for its
would mean that every municipality, individual citizens. How much more
including townships and villages, would this be true of a nation the
would have an organized office of losses which through sickness were
health with a permanent staff. Pre. ereduced to the minimum.
ventive work, as well as coping with
epidemics, would thus be provided
for 'and overlapping of provincial
and federal expenditures eliminated.
In addition, be advocates some sys-
tem of state insurance against sick.
sumer is actually a real person, and,
second, an inability to understand
why anyone should bother to speak
for him. It is simply incomrehen-
sible to the confirmed tariffists, to
whom the tariff.is something which
boots profits, e but never has any --
thing to do with prices.
Like the members who asked quee-
Lions concerning it, we do not know
who or what the consumer's League
is, except that it seems to be one ar-
tirtulate organization. which makes it
its bueiness to speak for the consum-
er before the Tariff Board. It may
be that the Consumers' . League ie
rather slcelton-like in character, and
that its memberiehip is somewhat cir.
etimscribed. More's the pity.
What this country nems is a well
organized and nation-wide associe-
(ion of eoneumers which ren put the
point of view of the consigners when
their welfare is affected by laws and
edicts, That is largely what is wrong
iu Ru. United Stare., too. There are
all sorts of bodies eager to speak for
the le:dust/101:4s, the manufacturer.;
111111 the ngricultural tariff 1.sts, but not
one, that we know of, to ,plead the
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