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Why is it that duck eggs are not as popular as hen eggs? The only
reason we know, is, that the hen ADVERTISES just the moment
she lays an egg, while a duck keeps quiet and hides her egg under the
straw. We try to be like the hen. We try to tell the world we have
a great line of building lumber, dimension ete.
All No. 1 5x 8, C. Red Cedar Shingles [Edge grain]
All Na. 1 Extra N. 3. Waite Cedar Shingles
Alex. Murray & Co. Asphalt Shingles
Cedar anti Hemlock Shiplap and Hoards
Siding, Flouring, Ceiling, Moulding, Etc.
Dressed 2x4 Hard Maple for Hay Forte Tracks
1 1-4 in. Pine Wagon Box Lumber, Etc.
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Phonic No. 30 WE DELIVER
Sunny School Lesson
BY CHARLES G. TRUMBULL
(Editor of The Sunday School Tomes)
REVIEW: THE EARLY
PROPHETS OR ISRAEL
Sunday Dee 1 0,
THE BRUSSELS POST
and infamy of the skis in which i
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i God's poople wore living. 1 v.tell- I'
I ing the truth about sin and its ems i
81'191,110'A 11 :^ave every oppnri urty I
for the• p: ogle to repent, as shed i
:11Ways dr,.::, lint: they would n"`•
Yet with tae assured judgment •- i
cant_ the, , e, i 1 assurance n: Cod's
grace and forgiveness, vihi, h will 1
yet 11e poured ent upon t1( .1.n l
tt,.. 10, 11. Isaiah. Isaiah 1 : i 20: i
1:1 to 5:30'i 7, al, 26, 27. Is,0111 1
r .tis to have b,ren the .,V,i,,ill. r2t1
0e thu. Old Testament. .1- 1':! I
has Ir:nvvt one of the most to rrtii.•
pictures of sin and its c,msoi te•necs
• so hos isaiah: and ns Paul has I
shown n that "whore sin abomuled I
gra• ,• di 1 much more obtund," -o
Isaiah promise., tlutt "though your
1 sins be as scarlet. t ie y shall be ne
1 whit, ns 3noav S ation for sin- i
1 11 T throe h the substitui rotate i
death of elm?. t i, set forth by both, i
I and righteousness .is shootn to be 1
1 the only way of safety for both the
I individual and the nation.
The Review Golden Text show:
`us that we could never under- i
I stand fully the inspired messages I
• .
1 of the Old Testament prophets un-
r� i less we had God's full and final
I word spoken to us in His Son.
opinion of themselves. But nil _ _—o
three men were sure of God's call j TREES HARD DRINKERS
and moved forward unfalteringly in ,
their difficult mission because of Liquid Food is Brewed in Sutroun-
Golden Text: tl :.s. It rnattte 1 s not how God calls ' ding Ground.
God, who at sundry times and in us today; it matters .. great deed I
divers manners snake in time past that we hoar and answer His call, I Trees are confirmed drinker;: No
5, (, Amos. Amos 2:4 to 0:15; soli+ for them.
hem. T
h
ey have
no tem -
unto -
uvto the fathers by the prophets, to• 7, Th. Northern � nt0 of '
iterate habits Thev dring eontt-
hath in these last days spoken auto
us by His Son, whom He hath ap_ Israel was brought to the height of ort ly or not at all. Thu., they live
pointed heir of all things, by whom • its power under Jereboam II., an- and grow as extremists and arc
(li,h. 1: other King steep.d in i;lolatry but either h trayed or die of old age un -
also He made the worlds.
1,2.) - immensely capable in human (is-' refarmed says the New York state
For six months we haw• str,clie:rl dans and power. In the ntil L of college of forestry. In faet, the older
the Early Kings and Freshets of Israel's prosperity ani 500(111110 - they are the harder they drink and
security Amos prophesied judis nett the seater their thirst, But no
Israel, from Sammie to Isaiah, The and l..stiuetinn, ile dennun::ed ti was ever found the worse for
aim of the six son months' course Toin. a'Idl lee plead °d for justice and drinking. When they sleep in winter
stated by the Lesson national
int- , ` they go to the other extreme and are
promote personal and national right' 0111 i'upfinn inthigh (place�s. graft
ice tot uses, but with the first sunshine
right-
eousness by a study of I' 1 I, r,•ly I
kings and, early prophets Samn els I (lire rot make him popular, but itis,ra
1 nd thaw of spring they resume heir
prophetic work in these lees -ons (corn- prophecies were all fulfilled. l'bibulons habits.
menced about 1100 B.C., and Isaiah 7. Hosea. IIosea 13, 11, 14. It I When a tree once takes its place
brings us to about 700 I1.C., so these f always costs us something to serge i at natures great fountain, "the
g y
lessons have carr^ad us through four' Cod faithfuls and Hosea's experi- 1 earth's sweet flowing breast; it de-
eenttuhes of Israel's history. Our
quarters study of the pronhets be-
gins with Elijah before King• Ahab
of Israel BTO B.C.., and we have tell
lessons en Elijah, Elisha, Amoss,
Hosea, : Micah and Isaiah.
Let us remember that the wort: of
the true prophets whose history is
recorded in the Scriptures was dif-
ferent from that of other men v.•hn
may cone prominently •-•fore a
nation with some ringing, message
or anneal m• reform, and who are
popularly sided prnphe's. TI,
prophet of God in the Scriptures W:'
given God's own ole -sage in a 11 1(-
natural way, which does not obtain
toley. Often by was given the:' actual
words he w•et to utter before the
people. as CIT.-, word- to them.
"Verbal. Iasi.:••wenn" undoubtedly
characie,rized many of the spoken
rtes -':7n:•, or :h(, ni•nnh t= as truly as
it ehametfrixes t.lr• SesipMr.s.
Furthermore. we mut rni'hr. osier
that the appearance of a proph,e- in
I5r0(1 always indicated, as Lille 411 -
dents have shown, that God had
some controversy with His camel,.
When Istasl turned away Irotn Gal,
in His love and mercy He raised up
men to warn them of their sk1.=, Rn
•declare God'; sure judgment on stn,
and to plead with them to conte :sack
to their only Saviour and Lard.
Lessons 1, 2, 3, Elijah. 1 Kings,
10, 19, 21. Ahab and his heathen
and idolatrous wife Jezebel hail
turned all Israel to Idolatry, with the
degenerate immortality that idolatry
invariably brings. In three lessons
we find God's judgments oh Israel,
spoken or brought to pass through
Elijah, such as the three year:
drought and famine. Do nations to-
day recognize God's voice and judg-
ment in so-called "natural" cata-
clysms,, like famine, drought, flood,
earthquake? The Scriptures plainly
declare 'these to be God's judgments
nn sin and His call to people to re-
turn to Himself.
Even a prophet is human; when
Elijah's faith broke down God ten-
derly cared for him and restored
him; 'then commissioned him again
to declare to Ahab the judgment of
Goci for his sin 'and Jezebel's against
Naboth. These le.sons teach 1005'
capably. 1;1i4 "the, wages of sin i.:
death." • " ' zsae,. ,
Yp 4, Ill; 'ta11 of the Prophet. 1.
Kings 10:19, 20;^ Amos 7:10a1 5;
Isaiah 6:1-8. God called different••
prophets in different walls. Malta, I
evidently a man of meads, was rail-
ed by Tilijah's Basting his mantle
upon him; his first service was to
--Minister to the older prophet. Amos
tend' Isaiah were called by Gocl's own
voice speaking direei;ly to him, with-
out any human intermediary and
both had a Antall.,• not exalted
':rte was heart -breaking evidence of ' moods a steady .supply of food, an•d
this. In his own married life he . if it doesn't get it it goes into a bluff,
passed through the suffering that throw, off its handsome head+ ss,
God has had to endure as the "Huss . withers and dies and turns up its
band" of spiritually adulterous heeds to the sky.
Israel. If we give God's message i The liquid food of the tree is
faithfully to a sinning world we brewed in the ground. Water ,s the
shall suffer for it—and'tbe rewarded. intportarlt ingredient. - Billions of
8. Micah. Micah 2, 3. 13, 7:1 •(;, bacteria work to make soluble many
During the reigns of three [sings substances so they may be dissolved
each of Israel and Judah, Micah by water and taken into the 01000 -
courageously called a spade a'Wade brtory system. of the tree. Tho tlny
and publicly pictured the of the this life titled,
blackness
roots
tree
chink
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Diamond '''Ings
We are showing some splendid values
in Diamond Rings, Green and White
Gold Mountings. foul'' choice of many
styles. Prices from $125•(11) to $150.00.
Our Christmas Leader
Thee popular new green and white
gold Pi:Diamond1 Ring, a beautiful de-
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a good quality Diamond, in lovely
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SIGNET RINGS
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Be Wise.
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The Car Owner's Scrap- ook
(Py the Left Hand Monkey Wrench)
WHY WHEELS "SHIMMY."
RATTLING HOOD.
Steenting wheel m+ey be loose, A ruffling )rood can be :d upo .1 by.
'rises may be unequally inflated. addit,;; new r.pt s;..:, cu( the I01.•i1e;
Wheel hearing may not be snug. 0.11(1 renewing the rawhide or aln•as
Wheel., way not he properly lacings in the r owl ledge and. .01
aligned. top ref the radial op shell, upon
Suring ,dips or ,hetckle bolt; may which the hood rests,
be loose. •
Tires may have boon attached BOLTING EXHAUST SYSTEM.
recklessly and unevenly, Before bolting any parts of tire=
A'ront wheel:: may toe -in too much exhaust system, spread a little fine
ol• too little, or be uncgnally bat- graphite on threads and bolt,: Thltc
:laced, prevents accumulation of rust :ti
multi: future removal easier,
( TO Ka•.Fr WINDSHIELD CLEAR.
The following formula has been
(mind useful in keeping tilt. winch The "kick back" of an engine 1.A
shiuld clear in wet w(utner: Otto all indication that the smirk is oe-
men u of sodium rhlot•iale (common turning nt the wrong time.
salt ), ane ounce of water, and' two •1 motori'8 should always be cau-
tionsj ounces of glycerine. Place a little. of all moving traffic--autom0-
of this :-elution on a pid•ce of gauzy bile buses street cars and horse -
and wipe over the glass in a thin drawn vehicles.
layer, using a downward stroke. Cleaning greasy matter from brake*
linings can beat be done by removing
ROPE FOR TOWING. the band or shoe and brushing it In
When arranging a rope for a ear g,s oline.
to be towed never attach the rope The right way to get out of a rut,
i to the axle. The rope should be especially on a muddy road, its to
fastened to one of the front hot'- back out, with the front wheels
tions of tate frame, so that the pull steered tnwnt•d the left. Thus the
comes on the chassis. The same least effort is put on the engine, and
thing applies to the ear doing the 'here e is no strain on the wheel spokes
towing, except that he rope should and the front axle,
be fastened to some part of the rear If the engine is slow in starting
frame.
which is lifted hundreds of feet. as
if by a miracle, defying the laws of
gravity without any mot':ng; machin-
ery. This fluid is distributed to the.
branches, thence to the leaves, the
stomach of the tree, where another
miracle ds performed when the liquid
is digested and made ready to be
formed into wood.
The tree grows year by year, line a
person, in height and girth. 1f the
tree falls in the forests, billions of
bacteria will get hold of it, and, with
the help of air and sun and moisture,
I
WORTH REMEMBERING
To keep the hose connection of
the raidator from becoming flabby
and the inside rubber from sepa-
rating insert a coil of brass wire.
The wire can be formed over a br'tsli
or broom ]candle before rounding
it in iris the hose. .This is :1n as-
surance that the hose will stay ex-
tended and that the inside rubber hol which has been accidentally
will not obstruct the water pass- spilled on the finish of a new car,
Fete. • douse the surface. with cold water
immediately. This may leave a
THE ELECTRIC'SYSTEM. spot on the finish, but it will leave
during the cold mornings, do not
Patience will be
r a1 ne 1
•to e P.
try
fol t1;.
well paid in saving or wear and tear
on the various units.
Wise motorists always keep the
best tires on the front wheels. Little
difficulty will be experienced in
holding the car on the road until it
can be stopped if a rear tire blows
out.
instead of rubbing off the eke -
The . distributor magneto should the finish also.
its substance will eventually be 'trans- be looked over to. make s•••e that• The points of spark plugs tend to
formed into the liquid food for other it is clean mid well iuoncated be- keep themselves clean when fume -
trees. fore the cold season arrives. At toning at a high temperature. 511' -
the same time the points should firing of the engine is usually -
be cleaned or replaced and set to caused by a carbon coating upon the
the proper opening. lie sure to plug insulators. This coating should
go over the wiring system, It may be removed.
be possible that one is found that The blurt or "daylight" headlight
is bared through age or rubbing hulb will give no more light than
the clear bulb. - Tests have shown
that clear bulbs are just as good in
lighting the roads as the blue light,,
and in fact are even better in c:tF es
out rain, .now of fog or wet roads.
Pollution of the sea by oil from
ships is caosisg the _:ainetion of
many sea -bird . •—
Nearly 25,000 London school child-
ren began to wear base:*ailes in the against a water pipe or a cylinder
-
11(401 yeaa•. - 1urad nut. An old piece of an.
Four-fifths of the members of inner tube makes an ideal cover
the. Swedish Labor union accepted for the distributor and will keep
wage adjust1ne11tS recently
and
slush.
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