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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-5-22, Page 2WEANI SDAY, MAY 22nd, 1:929 T ssussEILO IP 10 T And the first ship win convince you it is best. "SALAB TEA 'Fresh from the gardens' KING HAS , CHANGED SINCE HIS SICKNESS But Look Wonderfully Well; Hair is Grayer Has Grown Smaller Little Sussex Village Proud of Having His Majesty There, Aldwick, Sussex, May 13— The King is a changed man since he came to Craigweil House, in the little old- world village of Aldwick en the Sus- sex ooast, APPEARS FIT. dr, - ,This is the general opinion of the Sunday SchoolLess0fl villagers here, gathered from the occasional glimpses they have obtain - BY CHARLES G. TRUMBULL cd of His Majesty. The; atter that a- (editor of Tho 81,11 aday School Times) part from the general weakness nat- /1 ural afteer an illness at one time of f which only the merest wreath sufficed can come to pass only when they to sway the scales of life and death, shall have recognized in the despised he appears to be almost as fit as ever Jesus of Nazareth, whom they cruc- he was• ified, the eternal son of God, their ' Only those in close and constant promised Messiah Saviour and King. touch with the King are able to say GOD'S LAW IN THE HEART. Sunday, May 26, --Jeremiah 31 : 1- 40: John 1: Hebrews 3: 7-13, Golden Text Thy word I have in mine heart, that I might not sin against Thee. Psa. 119 : 11.) For a quarter of a century Jere- miah had been speaking burning and unsparing words to a people that were very far from havin:t God's law in their hearts. He has been deliver- ing God's messages of warning, and assured judgement, and pleading en - entreaty to a people chosen of God, who had such privileges as no other person on earth have 'e'er known, yet had shamefully rejected t..eer privileges and lived as though they had never known God. God's law. entrusted to them alone among all the nations of the earth, had become a mockery rnd a traverity through their failure to observe •t. Penisih- ment and ruin for the nation were Inevitable. "Behold, the whirlwind of the Lord goeth forth wan rury. . 'the fierce anger of the Lord shall not return until He 1 one it, end until He have performed the intents of His heart ; in the )atter ciuye ye shall consider it." But now there is a sudden change in the prophet's mr rage. There i. light in the darlemse. It had appear' o ee, but Grace and truth came by Although the sun was sm g ed before, as in Chapter 23. The } Jewish nation must be wre.cited and Jeees Christ." That is, only the Green , brilliantly and the air was warm, his constant visitors at Craigweil. Prig- than compensated by the sat sfac• scattered, but it was toe,: r :o be eb- of God through Christ Jesus tem en-; winter attire and the thick glass cess Mary is the most frequent, bate tory results obtained. end of "Though ; mare a full able any one to keep the law of God.: screens surrounding the ground bore the Prince of Wales comes, if only end of all nations whither I scatter- Christ died because men had broken 'ample testimony to the fact that for la few minutes, whenever the du- A Guide to ed thee, yet will it make a full end of the law ; by His death and resurrec- the King is not yet officially conval- ties of state which his father's illness thee" (30 : 11). And the lessee tion He makes it possible for ell be- escent and that every precaution is rhas put upon him, allow. stovers to keep the law..being taken to prevent a set -back in I He wills make of then a new erea- definitely how he has been affected tion, as He always does of all, Jew 1 by the ravages of pleurisy. And and Gentile, who behevc m Him. He they must not or will not te:o. will be the power in their hearts to i A slender, slightly stooping man - enable them to keep God's law. the King always has been inclined A minister once startled his people to be round-shouldered-- whose age by saying in his sermon, that he was ' you would guess to ne about 60. going to te11 them how to destroy the , That is the impression the United Jews, He reminded them how many , Press correspondent gained as he times this had been attempted but' stood on the foreshore before Craig - always failed yet the way is simple will House and watched the King d Anywould d walking in the garden a hundred or Foundation of National culture Two new Canadians from Roumania demonstrate the art of weaving at Regina. Those who have in the past regarded the New Canadians from Europe as hewers of wood and drawers of water must, after the recent •demonstrations at the Great West Festival at Regina, admit that these peoples baye, with their native arts, decidedly enhanced the cultural wealth of the country of their adoption. J. Murray Gibbon, who sponsored the festival under the auspices of the Canadian Pacific Rail- way,,even goes so far as to say that Saskatchewan and the other prairie provinces have within their borders the foundation of a National culture finer than that of any other natlon on earth. To this foundation, the first god for which had been turned at the previous festival at Winntpe>y, all the races which go to make up the peoples of the west have contr.. buted—Icelanders and Irish with their folk -songs and lore, Swedes and Slays alike with their folk -crafts and dances. Hardly a race known to. civilization, old or new,' but contributed to the festival some artistry which will make for the further development of that culture. which. being national, will be the means of welding tea still greater.solidarity those people who are Canada. That the movement for the attainment of this end is a pop uar one was demonstrated by the fact that literally thousands were unable to obtain admission to the exhibits and concerts and. that western cities are vieing with one another as the site of the next festival he said. one who e- stroy the Jews need only pull the so yards away. to get into .Craigweil was a local the sets of one tuber from those ui w set or more separates' eh of s lawns took space of two feet or. more separate gun out of the Heavens and make it It seemed that the monarchs fisherman who, having made a par -space oft o f stop shining, and remove the moon and the stars from their position an 1 During the growing season weak their shining at night, and then the ed with white: His usual rosy tom jester. - Jews could he de troyed. For he re-' plexion, which with his blue eyes' He was' tactfully told that the and `diseased plants are rogued out, minded his congregation of the . stamped him as typical English, has King cannot accept presents from along with the remaining members Word of God that is given in this les-. given place to the pallid hue of an his subjects,- but that His Majesty of the unit in which they occur. In son : '`Thus saith the Lord, which inc:nlid. Always short in stature, would be delighted tip place an order order to prevent contamination this the King appeared to have grown supply. plot should be isolated from other pili>+.h rhe sun for the light of day,'; g PH g with him for a daily and the ordin:incies of the moon and smaller confirmation of reports that Yet, despite his seclusion, the potatoes. of the ,tars for a light by night, he had lost many pounds in *eight King does not lack for company, Each hill is dug separately by which divideth the sea when the wav- , during his illness. ' Queen Mary is rarely from his side, hand, and the most desirable tubers es thereof roar ; the Lore oe Hosts in 1V•AY GO TO WINDSOR I except when her presence at some are selected from each unit for a'n- His name : if those ordinancies de- C Apart from these signs, indicative function is necessary, or when she other seed plot. The culls are then )art from before Me, sa-:r; the Lord, of what he has been through, the King indulges in her only hobby—antique- graded out and the remainder set them the s •ed of 1sr:rn aro shall looked wonderfully well - as he walk- 'collecting. While she has been in aside for next year's main crop. cea.e from being a nation '�efore Me ed slowly up and down :awls, dyes- , Aldwick, she has visited every anti- Having once established a disease - forever." sed in a suit of some dark material, que store for miles around, including free strain the seed -plot may adjoin The beloved apostle John': G,w ei a heavy topcoat, a women muffler, a 1 those in the castletown of Arundel, the main field. tells us that "the i;w was given by dark grey felt hat, and gloves. i famed for its antiques. t The amount of work invoked in 'gin ; Members of the King's fancily are the above method is small and more iI � . t When you wish to send money away- -to pay an out-of-town account, • • ?o a. relative• or friend, —to pay for goods from an outside point, for any purpose, call at any Branch of this Bank and secure a Draft for the amount. Sold "over the counter," with no delay or formality, Bank of Nova Scotia drafts offer a , safe and convenient method of sending money away. THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA . .. ESTABLISHED 1832 Capital $10,000,000 Reserve $20,000,000 Total Assets over $260,000,000 J. A. McLEOD, General Manager, Toronto 818 thick brownish -grey hair and beard titularly fine cat P , d were rather more plentifully streak- to Craigweil as a present to His Ma -the next in the row. chapter begins : "At the same time, 6 saith the Lord, will I be the God of The lesson passage in Hebrew re- his improvement. The Tuber Unit all families of Israel, and they shall peats some of Jeremiah's inspired So rapidly has he improved, how - be my people." By the rePlants native to Canaaa that bear ords and proclaim again this new ever that it is repeatedly rumored Method of Controlling seed, including wild flowers grasses p Canadian Plants vision of inspiration Jer .. and Judah. Let us never zorget that able to look more than year there is a great future ahead for the down through the ages beyond this Jews here on this earth. In the les - day and see a time that has not yet son ,chapter and repeatedly through - come when God was (and is) to re- store Israel. The whole chapter is a out the OM Testament and the New, God's pledged word : "Behold the God pledges Himself to restore them, days come, saith the Lord, that I will as an earthly nation, unser the reign make a new covenant with the of David's greater Son Jesus Christ, house of Israel, and wttn the house returning them to actual land pled of Judah." It was not to be like the ged to Abraham, and making them covenant made with their fathers the greatest and most blessed nation when God brought them out of the of the entire earth. God's promises land of Egypt, for Israel broke that are always literally fulfilled. We covenant ; Israel will never break must not make the mistake of spirit - this new covenant when it comes to ualizing His promise to His chosen pass. What is it to be? Here is God's people, for that destroys many of the answer : heart -meanings of the Bible. Under But this. will be the covenant that Zionism the Hebrew language is be - I will make with the hoes- of Israel ; ing used again as a living language after those days saith the ord, P will in Abraham's land in this twentieth put my law in their inward parts, century, and it reminds us of God's andwrite it in their hearts ; and will Promise in this lesson, "As be their God, and the; shall be my yet they shall use this people." speech in the land of Judah God goes on to say that His people and in the cit8 s thereof, when I in that new day, will not have to hying again their c•antivitr : the Lord teach one another about the Lord, bless thee, 0 habitation of justice and "For they shall not know me, from moantain of holiness," the least of them to the greatest of dictive w - Soh was covenant that God makes with Israel the convalescent stage is not far off. Potato Mosaic weeds, vines, shrubs, and trees, are It is said that at the end of May the I brought togethier im Bulletin 78 of Queen and he will go to Windsor ( - It has been the experience of the Department of Agriculture at Ot Castle. This has not been possible growers of certified Seed potatoes taws. in the form of a guide as to before because the air as Windsor is that ordinary field roguing practices their habitat and botanical classifica- considered to be to "strong" for His do not control mosaic satisfactorily. tion. This work, by John Adams, M. Majesty. The removal of the court Varying percentages are now show- A., of the Division of Botany of the from Craigweil to Windsor, would ing in strains which have enjoyed a Experimental Farms, includes all the therefore indicate that yet another record of freedom from this disease genera of such plants that are indig- step towards complete recovery badfar many years. In others, are inev enous in this Dominion. The Latin been taken. italble. This is particularly true of and scientific name of the genus is It is generally felt that no better Green Mountains. The grower con- given in each case, followed by the place than Sussex coast could havefronted with this difficulty must de- English name or names in brackets. been chosen for the purpose of re -tide to continue fighting mosaic or The more important families are also gaining his strength. So well does it to replace his seed stock with a heal- indicated with the genera included in suit him, that it is rumored that on thiel strain. The latter course is to each except in those cases where the his doctor's advice he is considering be recommended if the occurrence of family, includes a single genus or a purchasing Craigweil house as a mosaic has given muco trouble or number of genera which have com- shore residence. made certification difficult. How- paratively little in common or whose VILLAGE BURSTS WITH PRIDEever, where small amounts sr pres- classification, still leaves room for Meanwhile this little village. with ent it hus been demonstrated 'by the doubt. Besides being classified bot - a population of not more than two or Division of Botany, Experimental anicelly the plants are divided in three hundred, is .bursting with Farms Branch, that careful seedplot other ways including thote that are pride• selection by the tuber -unit method aromatic, those that bear winged Nothing is too much trouble for will effect control of moasic. Those fruit, edible plants, forage plants the villagers in their desire that His desiring to improve their seed poets• food for wild game, medicinal plants Majesty shall have every comfort toes n this way should stake a num-. timber, sand binding, and those that soeeible. But there is not much thather of healthy plants. The crop from are useful for such purposes as that they can do so complete is the care these in hand dug and set aside fol of tanning leather. Canadian timber taken of the King by his own stair. tuber -uniting the following yearis divided according to hardness, Truth to tell, only two of the vis- Bin selection may be resorted to. cleaveability and beating power. The 1snn'ri 1•tve attempted to see the However, this is not to be recon- herded of these are hickory, dog King at clean rfuaitorn, moi in the mended except where the staking wood, sugar maple, sycamore, and main they respect his wish for per- was over -looked the previous season hornbeam, followed in order by ash, feet peace and calk. One of thew The size of the plot will be governed oak, elm, beech, cherry, birch, and two was William Xing, a 75 -Year-old by the requirements for the next black gum, while softer woods in naval pensioner, who stirred in H. M. year's seeding. A seed plot of one elude Chesnut, tulip, poplar, Douglas S. Becchante, in which, in 1879, the acre should provide sufficient mater- fir, fir, yellow pine, larch, hasewood, them." Their sin will be remember- INTRICATE DETAILS. edby Gori "no more." For they will A flui'h-beige hailunt. bat with have God's law not merely in their nide sides, short front and turned up heads, as so many unbelieving Jews hack has its crown slat seamed over have to -day and have always had ; matching grossgrain ribbon in a pat - but in their hearts as the living real- tern of fine leaves. It gives the im- ity and power of their lives. Thi' pression of quilting. Beautiful Silverware is a Modern necessity AND what better indication of Ci taste and refinement than a service of celebrated COMMUNITY PLATE The Tablswara De Luxe By reason of our complete stocks tbis store is fast becoming known as headquarters for this delight- ful watei Prices Most Reasonable J. R. WENDT Jeweler Wroxeter Ontario IcWSY5PAI"Alc Bing --then Prince George - tour- ed the world. Sailor Icing afterward told of his talk with King George. "I felt quite at home after I had spoken to His Majesty". he said, 1 was naturally nervous at first, but he shook me warmly by the hand, and said how phrased he was to re- new my acquaintance after a lapse of 50 years. "They were sailors in those riny', weren't they, Mi'. i{ing?'he said to me. "I renlied, yes, sir : but the food is a little better than it was then,' Before leaving both the King and the Queen shook hands with me ,and wished me the best of goon luck. Thu Xing gave me a photograph of himself in admiral's uniform." DOES NOT LACK COMPANY The other villager who attempted fid for ten acres. According to the tttber-unit meth oil, potato weighing from five to eight ounces are cut lengthwise into into fou' equal sets. ')'hese are plant • ed consecutively in a unit of four bills. To prevent mixing the units, a Women are saying: "Pinkham's Compound keeps me fit to do my work." "I was nervous and all run down. Now I eat better and sleep better--•". "It helped my thirteen year old daughter. "---."I took it be- fore and after my baby was born." —"I ani gaining every day." Lydia " E. •ii>nkhdm's ;_ Vegetable tornplound,, hemlock, cottonwood, Spruce, white pine and willow. This publication issued by the department of Agri- culture at Ottawa, is a most interest- ing document for students of botany and agriculture, and persons con- cerned with the uses of woods. <r or more of the following factors e— ase of hives that are too small to ac- commodate the queen, thus prevent- ing the proper expansion of the brood nest; the use or poor combs or sheets of foundation in the brood chamber, which often act as barriers to the queen and thus confine the brood )nest to a smite part of the brood chamber only , ueereeating through insufficient ventilation or lack of shade, which causes the inside of the hive to become very uncom- fortable and to remedy the conditon more bees stay at home to ventilate the hive, but instead of relieving the condition, it is intensified ; improper supering forcing the bees to store surplus honey in the brood chamber instead of in supers, us i g the area required for the rearing of bees ; unfavourable weather condi- tions wnten may retard brood 'rear- ing during the spring, so that at the commencement of the main Honey flow, there may be an unbalanced condition within the hive, and the young bees may outnumber the field bees. The same condition may arise from poor queens that fail to reach maximum egg production until too lute inthe season, or from colon- ies thnt are too week in the spring to give frill support to a good queen. For further informatsen on swarming send for bulletin No. 33 of the Bee Division, Central Experi- mental Farm, Ottawa. WHY BEES SWARM Swarming ris the Kees method of making increase, but the desire to swarm is created by certain .condi- tions within the hive which give to the colony a feeling of strength and prosperity. Swarming is the result of an overcrowded brood nest and this may occur in weak as well asin strong colonies, in fact, it is celestes of medium strength that usually give ' the most trouble. Congestion of the brood nest is brought about by ono 'THERE are ninety six reasons why Chevrolet is the world's most popu- lar automobile. They are the ninety-six, superiority features that distinguish the Outstanding Chevrolet. 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