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WROXETER
Mrs. Jim, Alm rison hes volumed
fj om visie with rehrtives at London.
The dame of the (tee alarm (tensed
tame excitetrWIli eliont
0 oellock, nr) Stilt,v evening. leine•
tunateily, it was confined to a china
ney on the home of Miss jean Graham
and no damage was done,
The Wroxeter Hockey Team May -
ed their hest game in the Saugeon
Longue, in the titik here. lase Thurs-
day night, when they were defeated
by Mildmay. Altnough the score
was 11-6 in favor of the visitors, it
was a splendid exhibition of hockey,
Until the third period, it was any.
nne's game. The referee was J, Cart.
er, of Wiuginun.
Miss Annie Vosber g, a former
esteemed resident of this village, pas-
sed away at Clinton., on Monday
morning. She was in her 78th year
and had been in declining health for
some months. A futteral service
was held in the Anglican (Thumb
here, on 'Wednesday afternoon, hy
Rev, R. S, Jones, after which fete',
ment was made in the Gerrie cem-
e eery.
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St. llavid's Church
HENFRYN
RECTOR
Rev. Maurice F. Oldham.
4th Sunday after Epiphany - Jan, 29
2 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class
8 p.m.—Evening Prayer Service,
Thursday, Feb. 2nd
Pie Social at Mr. A. Hamilton's
itesir e
The following clipping taken free))
the Toroneo Star refers t E
indaw of Mrs. ,f no. 0 ,wick,
, •
Med former well.known fainter
of
Turnberry '"I'he death film pnee-
motile, arum two days' Mimi/5, of
George Funston, necnered yeeterae y,
at the home of hie son, H. Fred W.
Funston, dominion appraiser with the
department of naeional revenue, 48
Glen Grove ave. He was been in Ire-
land and came to Canada when two
years of age, settling near Mount
Forest. His life was spent on 0 farm
until 1900, when he retired and moved
to Termite. After the death of his
wife, Mrs. Angeline A. Fueston, in
1904, he made his home with his eon.
He also has a son, George S., Of TOL,-
Oil to, a conductor with the°. N. R."
ETHEL
Mts. Chas. Hansuld is spending a
few days at het home on Con, 2, Grey.
James McLelland is assisting it;
Andrew 8. 13ain's general store for a
while.
The Lietowel United Church held
lee annual meeting, Wednesday ev-
ening of last week, Rev, 19, F. AVID-
steong accepted the invitation to re -
mein a fourth year as minister. The
popular pastor. was a former minister
of Ethel Methodist Oh molt.
The Pnbec Library is closed this
week, while an energetic committee
is busy rp-eatalnguing and classifying
all the books. The new books will be
ready next week, when the library
will be open nenin, ff you n
have ot
Joined for 1028, come and prey your
fee and get the ass of the good book
as
nd Magazines,
a
The annual meeting of th? 'Ethel
Public Lihrtley WAS held last week,
and a gond report was gi (P)) of the
year 1029. The new officewere
elective] : Pres., Mts. B, ‘Vatolatv ;
See'v.Tt ens., Jane Atc:Lennan • La-
m in 11, MIO. 13. h. Can. : Executive ,
for 1028 : Or. E. A. MoNlaster, Ella '
1) 31. 14 ne./.. 1
Pearson, 31 rBremner,I, R.
er, Men, O.
ICrnnt PI', (;111gal:eft Fears J. Wilson, s
C.81. of (10ko-.I 1). Pont
Cur of Vorn -A ' k kirk,
100 for .81,— 1011n A Isookr
t Cepoolo rittWitlt, .1"4
Iflok,k kali:- • A
Lir kookos1.-01. 1 n1.1/110 111,r1,1i. ifelirryn
Otniin roon1r111-.1 Al. lklePlet•Jus
Dittioe-- Walton Pomo,' 1'1111,
oil rook- Blo torinti
t,1111V1i Winter nold,..-.1", 0oniii,
Alm Ralph has been turelet. the
(10)1LOV'S P, ai the Immo or her
Lev, Mrs, A. Eckluier, but Is better
Ed, Desi trditie and r,o. Sinelair
are spending a cottnie of weeks in '1'o'
0)1(0, triking a special course Lo pre-
pare them to Ionic after the needs uf
their IIIIN1f,111P1
Gilbert Love Deceased— The fol.
lowing obituary refers to the death
of a brother of W. H. Love, of this
village, who attended the funeral:—
The funeral of the late Gilbert Love
Who passel:Iaway on Jan. 6, took
place from his /ate residence Mitchell
Square, on Monday, Jan. 9. Mr.
Love was born in Wallace Township,
North Perth, 64 years ago. His fa-
ther came frons Ireland and his moth-
er was a Canadian. As a young man
he came to Barrie and for a short
time worked at shoemaking. For a
number of years he was a painter and
decorator until for his health's sake,
he bought out a livery and carried on
that business for six years. Forty-
two years ago he married Eliza Ro.
gees of Barrie, formerly of New Low.,
Barrie they went to the farm in Oro
e . When Me. and Mrs Love left
Township on the fifth concession
where Erneet Love lives today. 19
years were spent on the farm, then
Mr. and Mrs. Love retired to Shanty
Bay. In 1919, feeling he was good
for work again, be bought out the
general store at Mitchell Square,
he agent his remaining clays. Fur a
number of years Mr. Love wee one
of the ziaditors of the townshin
Oro. He was a very capahle business
splendid neighbor. In re f
Players, Pianos
and Organs
Tuned and Repaired
Satisfaction assured
J. C. Blackstone
Orders taken by
Walker & Black
service wit staken by Rev. C. R.
Spencer, M. A., of Shanty Bay assist-
ed by Rev. Mr. Finlayson, of Mitchel]
Square, The sympathy of the many
friends of the family was expressed
by the very large attendance at the
funeral. He is survived by hie wid-
ow: two sons, Ernest, on the farm
in Oro, and Fred, in Barrie; two dau.
ghters, Ethel (Mrs. Arnold Fsher),
living in Mairfax, Man., and Muriel
(Mrs. Herbert Fraser) at Mitchell
Square; also four brothers, George
Love, in Victoria, B.C.; Robert and !
Philip in Barrie, and William in Ethel
Ont, Three brothers and a sister .pre-
deceased him.
GREY
Oars have been running on all the
roads, clueing the past week.
Stauley Hemingway, Vulcan, Alta,
is visiting at the 1100158 01' his broth-
ers, 0. and Win. Hemingway, of this
locality.
Reeve Harry Rays and Deputy
Reeve Rowland inc attending Co,
Council, at Godeeich. this week. 1
Both are new men anti this is their
Hest session at the 0o. town.
leitoult ors LEM—Lust week, Wm. a
Aln"trcnig While el/ his way home
tem Dan McKinnon's, 91.11 Clone step- J
0 rite St
_A Musical and I.iffl-ary Con'
test will be in Ibe
Forresters' Hall
Bluevale
Wednesday [leg, Feb, Isr;
Under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of Knox Presby.
terian Ghurch
Adieteion 25 and 15 cents
Captains;
MORRIS • . . Mrs Roy Turvey
TURN8ERRY Mrs. 010)115 Higgins
Rev, W. A. Willie:tie for a speech,
which was follosved by shoi t speeches
front R. L Taylor, R. L. McDonald,
and Olivet Turnbull, t wo appropriate
recitations by James Peelle, a violin
selection and song, 11. Gorsalitz and u
recitation, Miss Blanshmel. The ev-
ening was pleasantly spent, followed
by a splendid lunch.
Mrs. Albert Whitfiehl, of Grey
Miss Emma Buttery, 14th Oon.
ma, spent a few days recently,
friends at Linwood, Miss 13a
went on to Guelph and visited
bliss Nellie Piciceeing,
WOOD BEE. —On Wednesday aftee
noon of lase week. Wm. 0. Steveneon
Oth Oon., held a vet successful woo
bee, getting about 30 rends out. Th
ollovving evening, they entertainer_
bout 80 friends, in the Dunbar Hall
1 Ethel, and a eplenuld tittle weer en
oyed by ell.
je CORRECTION. — A mistake hi
H. week's issue in the '
d. Fulton's School Re -Union is cc rre
as folio :
PUBLICITY COM,—
Jas. Felton (Oon venal ).
Mee. Angini Beown,
Andy Jacelin,
Angus Blown,
BILLETING 00m.—
Relit. J. aluttgoairt (9 ven0(),
John McNair,
Stella Strati:,
Mac, McLean,
Janet. 31eNair,
Dun, McNabb,
John Carmichael.
TOWNSUIP SCHOOL BOARDS.— El
Fergustin is not the first man w
wanted To weship School Boards 1
had 11)5 nmeter !Meted down. 10
mitre tee of S. S. NO. 8, for 1879,
find at the luinual meeting. "ttut
vote was taken reve d to having
newitsitip Hortd esintnisited
imanimously Ill• 'WW1, v‘i 1. 111:0. i,41
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McIntmes, WM. Fulton Or.), Ale
Stewart, Ougald 31cTaggart, 31
Brown, Duncan McInnes, h04)11 11
!McNeil, 'Wen. 'Martin, Wtn. Icy]
Jim. Wortley, Petee Ja
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A Pte Social will be held under
the auspleeS of St. David's
Church, lienfryn
Thursday al Fell 2
—AT—
He nfryn Station
A Choice Program
is being provided consisting of Comic
Songs, Dialogues, Readings, Recite.
tions and a play entitled
"Not a Man in the House"
Admission. 25c and 15o
Ladles with Pies free
Aecomodation for horses
M. F. Oldham, Mrs. Wm, Baker,
Rector. Secretary.
L,,K. le..R R ropidor
a
ce
wilt be held in
FARMER'S HALL
WALTON
Wednedsay fell, 1st
Lunch Served Ludwig's Ordestra
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Personal Paragraphs 1
Bari atul Mrs. Attlee t are visiting
at the fortner's parene's, P, and Mrs.
Ament.
D. M. MacTavish wae confined to
his home lase week With en attack of
1 agri ppe.
Mise Jean Fre glisten. K tehener, is
visiting her parents, Jim. and Mrs.
Ferguson.
Mrs. Backer is visiting in Tor-
onto and will take medical treatment
1 while there.
Ns Mrs J. E. Smith left on Tuesday
Church Notes
1 givinti, ,,,,,,, jcilitt: with the Hunter
) A. F. StI,W01 1, of Maidstnne, Sask.,
twteirtyh et arrived in town Inst week and is visit -
r inlIgnis) ise lb,li; ie.,: thdeftti,.,,aPPLI te,tr;:ttixertti•deed the
with
funeral servire of I he late MI.R. 81.13.
/f,!Ille. ,' Miss Dorothy Rutledge went to
2 30 Senfot th, oni Saturday.
ler. ,.. eetnet 1, le Willealattl last Sunday,
spettl several weeks there visiting
She will
1 31:'o, 13. C. Ross is visiting in Tenon-
mil , to anti • ttendea the 13ruseels Old
Boys' and Girls' At Hemp nn Friday
. • •eveilieg.
T. R. Ben, of Kina001.1r.y, Skink., is
Melville Church'
The annual btinilukno meeting of
A Melville Church will be held 00
" day afternoon. Jan. 80th, at
el °'cRliritc..tkh. 2:: 16, "And let fall also ea
the handfuls of purpose for 1
and leave them, that she may gl
them and rebuke her not," was
lust pastnt, Rev. F', G. Fowler's text
.foreted vole (anti eh, last $abbath tat
ing. Bong wits ei. model rf kIde
realized all thm Ruth had sac))
eel in leaving her own land, 111.t.
iful home and the wealth. He tea
ed that she would nnt accept help g
en directly. so he emumanded
young men to let fall handfuls
grain. He hut learned the tu.t. of
ow-
it1,1111,
1:11.,(11?
e..
IIP
igion he was an Anglican. The fun. 1
rid wets conducted from his late re -
'donee to Guthrie Cemetm. The
fousto wk
S. Half
Done at
t COI 13, Grey
Jas. Ste ens
Phone 42-12
oliscirl(rAlgot
Vigalaiffittat
,
TO ARRIVE
THIS WEEK
Special Price off Car
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Phone 22-24
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In order to clear out our heavy stock of Winter
Merchandise before we commence taking stock, a
discount of 20 per cent will be given and Some
lines more. Below are a few of the many Bargains
Linen
Toweling
A Big Stock, Pere Linen,
Bought direct from the Mills
86c Quality ...... • ..28c
25 and 28c quality ....20c
Table
Linen
2 Pieces all Linen, Regular
$1.85 fox' $1.00
20% on ail Other Lines
Ladies'
Umbrellas
Cost price to clear on all Line
Dress
Goods
40 inch wide Fine French
Serge
Regular $1.85 for $1.35
20% on All Lines
Men's Overalls
and Smocks
Regular $2.25, We have 5 doe,
to clear at each $1.95
Men's Home-made
Mitts
8 dos at 75c a pail -
Ladies' Silk and
Wool Hose
Regular 85c for 68c
20% on all Other Lines
Flannelette
Wide width, Light and Dark
shades
10 yards for $2.00
Ladies'
Handkerchiefs
lett over lines o four Xlnas
stride. Regular 25c
To dear 6 for $1.00
Give us'a' call and we will give you a Clearing Price on
anything you wish.
F. A. HUNTER
BRUSSELS
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:red into a hole turd in falling, I
broke both bones in one of his leg
He crawled back 10 the house for ai
moimng, he was taken to Ferg-
us uospital bave the leg properly
see Mr. Armstrong will be laid up
for some time.
On the evening of Friday, Jan.
18th, a large number of neighbors
nod friends gatheued at the home of
Ernest and Mrs. Oole, 5th line, and
presented them with a wicker arra
and rocking chair, prior to their re.
:novel from the vicinity. The ad-
dress was read by Miss Lena Ward
and the presentation was made by
Walter kVard and James Collins,
The nocasion was rather unique, be-
ing the thirteenth anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Oole's wedding day. Danc-
ing continued until the wee small
Ileum when the company dispersed
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Oole and family
many years of prosperity and hap-
piness in their new home in BrUC0
County.
WINS RHODES SCITOLARSHIP,—T11
Manitoba Free Press, of Winnipeg,
had the following item, which velars
to a grandson of Mrs. Andrew Turn-
bull, 18th Com, Grey, and a nephew
of Oliver Tam hull : "David 31, Turns
.
, 1(11.1Ving cld (4(40(1101 '((1558 in this
1',,',. 111 v. Bo 14 it IleilIPe ret MeS.
111. 1,411t.q. !..zpurhtlg S. Dunn,
; of Loam,
iv• etre. .1,10. Ferguson 1141121115(1 last
hie Wednesday from Kit -Metter, where
of she had wadist gone an operation. Her
be.
many Mends are glad to see her
18.4, arrott•d agaitt
IP
IS Its year the successful camel. tin
iclate from Manitoba for Rhodes 1 11'1.1
seholarship, tenable foe four years at he
Oxford University, Mr. Tull:buil, pee
who next Friday /amine his 21.1 ; 1(1111
bilq1ifty, Wai3 f01 timely a pupil of sr.. , et.
John's Teohnical High School, 91 ad -
tutting in 19)8, recetving scholar • Mo1
ehip and the Rovertmetielleeal'S 111Ptl,
al f05 all-round proficiency. For the Tim
pun, tem, years, Mr, Tartibull has ; Nei
been in attendance at Manitoba Un- 1
s v, w he 11115 specialized In
mathematics and political economy,
whieh studies he plc:poses to result' e
cm Iris arrival at Oxtotel, In athlet-
ics also, Me. Turnbull made a name
for hi tnself, gaining his junine rugby
00101 in 1926 and representing the
university Oh the tl lack tenni at e
estern ()amide inter.collegrate field flen
meet, Mr. TortibliD, who is a son of 1 a mt
Dr. and Mrs. Wm, Turnbull, 178 And- I MPH -
event' Ave„ Winnipeg, geaduates How
next Spring front the 'University of rem
Mattitoba."
Annauss AND PRESENTATION. -01)
Wednesday evening of last week, the
people of this community, numbering
upwards of 160 visited the coin- Ra
Mg kind. It is !WI- the big thir
net 1 M. and Mrs. Yolleck motored to
oh / Toronto last T.hursday.
he I Rola. Thomson made a businees
ye trip to Toronto last week.
of
1 Reeve A. C. Backer is attending
13' Co. Council at Goderiah.
as Mies Mary Ross was a. 'visitor in
whit111 an. fit Ile fol 05 that are in
appeeteated, but the deeds, wh'
I are done in a kindly manner. T
;secret of Boaz's kindness was his lo
kind Title spirit of kindness
for Ituth, and without this spirit
/eve (t) 11EnI. t, elle can be tru
manifest in the greatest degree
Christ am he went abont seatterie
handfuls of purpose. John 21 : 1
"8,, when they bad dined, .lesns 0111
te. Simon Peter, Simon, son 141 Jona
Ins'est thou me unn e ellen these
He saith unto h im, Yea, Lo('11 ! in
knowest 11 at 1 love thee. Ile sit't
nett him, fev‘i toy iambs." was 1
p tokir'5 text at the evening ..ervic
c 'mit:eine the eerIes of sprung's 1,
"Chtists Contact with the Itidivil
nal " P I e' had af,i
item -111m of his ability to follow 1112
cv.tti unto death, but he litel beat
.1 oted to relict wshin with Chris
IVIlia 01)1 lot asked him this que
.; was not. 111 1000.,00 el ex
(1)11 if (Vit. ale. Pe)ott's ex
eitetneut hod died down. (711ris
wanted Pete: to he (111, of
;,0f44) 111' 11111-,WPIed ;he eneetiee
t'lli aektel Peter the queeteon th
VOila Ela that Pllt 11a1111li lots
('4 111(11<,' 0111', that 115 wan not on
by Toronto daring the past week.
lit Walter Kerr, C. N. R. agent, hart
C,), been laid up during the past week
t's11. With severe cold.
Ali's. Thos. Walker wits a visitor
with her sister, Mrs. Stewart near
i; Clinton during the past week.
C. McDonald, of Lletowel, at-
e, tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
it William Hall last week. They were
re 1 former residents of Ethel,
ietowel Standard—H. 13. Morphy
., left on Thursda3: for Nerth Da -
K.0
keta on an important business trip.
t, lie will be tiNWAY for ten days.
ta Rex. A. Cher. of Stratford, and a
• sin, of Canon Cluff, formerly of Brits- •
:WIS. MIS S2(*CtitrY4,-TWIS.
ii,er of SlteatfOrd Board of Educe,
.tion.
• 1,Vnt. Paweon was a visite/ in Tor-
"• onto last week for a day or so. He
e motored down mei was accompanied
itt not k an impul.iv
it, moment, bn1 was first counting 11,co
w st. Chalet wanted 10 he 011)1'5.. Peter's love and :bat it MIS (',)l), tht.
0, 11011. iVo or 1017o that II, was unde
ortek-
big the wrk. Chi ler. did not 1,-1,
Peter to subset Hut 1(1any creed, hot
cc, 1 made the only condition of his em
ry Wonds, It has been said the
111 in never dead as long as hi
tory )ivee in the '*11111(15 of tnen
many of these pioneers do yo:
ember ?
n mit If the Mester
his unbounded love for Christ. To -
s 11 day, the tette test of discipleship is
. 1 our unbounded love for Christ. and
; then we will reeeive the cenimiesion.
"Feed my lambs."
MORRIS
eve Henderson is attending Co
cii, Goderich, this week.
er frierel, Mrs. E. Oole, of Ethel
ity,
trestees of 8, S. No, 9 have en -
ti Miss N. Inglie, nwing to the
s of the teacher, Miss 0. A. Mo-
n,
modious reeirlence of B0PC100 Knight, Onail
ss Irene Pease, 7th line, is visit
and aftee Lite following micleese was , mi
read by John McNabb, the host anti 19',11
hostess eveve presented with a dining slaw
morn tattle and a set of six chairs by Th
Robert Campbell : gage
DEAR MR, AND MRS. KNIGHT,— ilines
11 18 with pleasure that we, your Gown
friends and neighbors, have assembled
here, this eveninee, to spend a scrotal
hour with you and and to extend nue
congratulations to you on your recent
marriage and *10 8814100010 your bride
eo our midst. Mr, Knight wae born
and beclght, ten in our neighborhood
and has always proven himself an ex.
oellent neighbor and citizen and a
gentlemen in every sense of the word.
As yon, Mr. Knight, have taken upon
your shouldere the responsibilities of
O imusehold and have :joined heart,
and hand with one of the most highly
respected young ladies of 13russelt, we
deem this fitlIng time to show our
appeeciation of you by meson Ling you
and Mts. Knight with Ude dinIng
room enite, We hope thee you will
always be blessed with abundance t0.
spread timer table and health to enjoy
eating at ie. Wishing you both
long, happy and prosperons life,
315.0811 00 'behelf of your neighbors,
nounar a, cAmpBtol,t,
solix MoNAnn.
A. short reply Ntr08 'Bede by my,
knight in which he expressed the
thanks of Mrs. 'Knight and himself
for the gifts and heartily reciprocatea
the good wishes eapteesed, Mr, Mc-
Nabb acted as Chairman nude/died on
John and Mrs. Pickett, of Saskatch-
ewan, are visiting Mrs, Pickett'u
ter, Mee, A. Olnakey, and abet.
friende in Morris Twp,
Mies Annie ateLaughlin was a visit-
or for a few days diming the paet
week at the home of A. and Mrs
Bence, 17th Oon., (grey,
The annual meeting of the sub-
scribers of the Blyth Telephone Sys-
tem has been set fin' Friday, JAIN
27112, MI 2 p, in Memorial Hall,
Miss Florence Cook, Morrie, re.
coived the sad iten's on Thursday of
last week that her mother, Mrs. Rob.
crt Cook, of Sudbrook, Englaed, har';
passed, peacefully away it her sleep.
She had taken two strokes on Christ..
mas Day and died on January 6th,
and was buried on January 10th in
England. There are left to moue!'
her los, her husband and six children
namely Mrs. William Thomas, lafrit.
Henry Howells, and Miss Jessie Cook
of England; Miss Florence Cook, of
Morris; Mrs, Albert Lawon, Michigan
and Cook, Sarma. She was a
true wife and a loving mother to all
her family and will be sadly missed
by all the family in Canada. The
deceased was in her 71st year.
United Church
Following the thought of a week
i ago. ''114 014, thei Teacher ur 'Truth,"
i Rev, A. W. Btu ker, the pastor, took
Ifor his morning subject, "Jeons, the
Winker of \Yowlers," the texts being
Abu k : 47-51, Luke 440.44, John
2 : John : 3. Cheiet adopted
two methods in teachiug the public
mind : His parables and His miracles,
'1'he parables and ; s •
, pia
881410 1115 credentials of his ministry 1
which He carried all throng!' His life.
A miracle is the incoming of a divitre 1
transforming energy, By throwing a
ball into the air, one is not defeating
or rejecting the natural law of ea
eateon, lent Is adding a new law by ex-
ercising his will Jesus never worked
agrtinst a hew of nature, There ate
some who disqualify or minimize the
power of (Arica. In the echonl of
critics, there are some who are sin-
cete and others W110 go to the ex-
treme of denying the divinity of
Christ.. Thie fo(n) of criticism is de-
structive. Then there is the 1100131ti0
i 11t1, 1.1231ing to analyze evevything,
We can only analyze to a certain
point, but beyond that paint we can-
not go, We have to let God analyze
and reveal. Scholarehip or the mast -
my of the mind is &wonderful thing,
bue 11 roay become a snare. /Int
seholarship has failed to grasp the
supernatural. There Is e/1 about us
that beyond the vieible ; them ie some-
thing which we eannot d e I
see this demonstrated in the work Of
tinthank, the natnralist ; in the air ti
through wireless telegrephy and rad- .
in. Man is not only working with 10
neture, but 81110.11 in working with God,
Man diteovers the median, but bey, t
1214' (1.-..11,,214021, M115. C111.f. CaViktini
0111'. 50)1 CleVo.
332, :cr. sorry to report that R. W,
Moore and wife( nee aliss Nettie
Lrwit) at Saskatoon have both been
under ti' (lector's care over Christ-
ma,- holi.l.tys. This is. the third Christ
nets :het they have been ill, with
flu and pneumonia. They are new
progressing favorably.
owl I1a1 we eantint explain, How is
it that Oliriet could suy to the blind
eye,, "be opened" and 111 the deaf
ears, "be unstopped ?" He was link-
ing np His supinmitinal power with
the natu(al, The Mate) ielistie 5111001
says that everything ran be account-
ed for on a matmitilistic bash:. The
materialistic will not believe any-
thing which 'he cannot prove, (7p
to a certain point, we may agree with
him. 13ut how are we going to ao.
count for the incarnation and mirac-
les of Christ if we do not hpIlove in
the supernatural in (nude P We may
not be able Lo prove all things about
the incarnation and the what:lee, but
we meet accept thetn by faith. Some
of the reasons for our belief it) the
supernatural in Christ are : (1) Jesus,
elaitnPd to be “the reaurrection and
the life," "the light of the world,"
"the way, the truth and the life."
His wonderful life, His wonderful
teachings, His wonderful power 8001 -
Ing in tough with the needy and work-
ing wonclere, (2) the elliceny of pray -
pr Jesus prayed oft and gave tis the
matchless player, "Our Father who
art in Heaven." 12 885 leave nut our
belief in prayer, we may US well stop.
praying. And who can tell all the
good that has been achieved through
prayer P (8) The belief in the future
life tea proof 0( 01(1' belief in the sup-
ernatural, (4) The transformation in
life wrought tnrough belief in Christ
there are merry "tWiee born" men,
5) the advance of the gospel of Christ.
Only the gospel can bring light and
lope to thorte living in darknesse
‘'Ve 10 115 1', 10 Ile natural and the
upernatural, end only by uniting'
heee two forces ran we overcome
bettielee, Only a belief in a divine-
Chriet can earry ettfely through
his life,