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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-10-17, Page 2WEDNESDAY, OCT, 1028 THE BRUSSELS POST Tim li'ASTUST fflEON Avihrabieftr. FAMILY SIZE 754 SIZE 334 PER BOTTLE I Children Love I EMO'S Syrup NCHNTIS „t Fri MA V.1 — — — ----...----- .....------ -,,s, ; rem life te give to the Lord? If it \-9 1, net, we leive net ycl. learned the meaning of giving. These Mac,:d. onlans gave "not with a sigh, but BY CHARLES G. TRUMBULL [ with a song.'"fhey did not give :tru- (ecitee of Tee seed.), SehOal Tien e 5) i tk,111,41V t 11 Paul for other needy .' t :nisei:ins; they fairly bogged him -I 101 receive the gift and to pass it on chapters have hardly a moderate sta• ; to others. • I ,. . - tettleat la the(...i ta; almost every statem- . ving is a grace. We are to 21.--11, Corinthilitint itreme, Let us never b,, ! abound --that is to have in abounding es ex Sunday School Lesson 1 CHRISTIAN Sunday, Oct, 8:1 to 9:15 STEWARDSHRIP Golden Text. First gave their own selves to Lord. (II, Cor, 8:1) Last week we studied about "Spi- ritual Gifts," or that which God gives us. This week we study Christian Stewardship, or that which we give God. The two lessons are in the Tight orders;what God gives us comes first, for we give to Him because He has given to us. How much has He given us? All He has! He gave give nothing more - when He gave Himself in His Son. How much are we to give God? All! The Maced- onians, noted for their liberality, "first gave their own selves to the Lord," There is no other way to make acceptable gifts to God; first what we are, then what we have. One who reads these two chapters straight through, as we should, finds them crowded with words of a sup- erlative sort. Paul ,piles up the nous, the adjectives, the adverbs and the verbs to show what liberal giving really is, both toward man. The two measure—everything that God gives afraid of going to exreme, when 'We 1 1 US by His grace, for He never gives are listening to God's Wordand doing th,,, Ills will . grudgingly or by measure. And Paul wrote to the Corinthian Christ - The Macedonian Christians had ,inns that, as they abounded in faith, been greatly blessed by the grave of I and in utterance, and knowledge, God, and had as a result four von)" 1 and in all diligence, and in their arkable experiences. They had "a love, iihey should be careful to "elm - great trial of afflication." They had jund in this grace also." Are we con. "abundance of joy." They had 1 „knolls for our liberal giving? "deep poverty." And they had abu- I Perhaps we feel that we are not ndingly rich liberality. When we } because we have not much to give. are in great afflication and deep pov- I But that has nothing to do with it. erty do our joy and our liberality Indeed, the .most liberal givers are ;thound? It is God's will that this ki,u,oly those who have least to give should be the experience of His chi- , those who have most -to give usually ldren; It is a part of the blessings. ' give least. His grace offers us. I One of the greatest verses in the What blessed paradoxes these are! I entire Bible is in Chapter 8. It is the God delights to bring the impossible 'great, impelling reason why we shou- to pass in our lives. When we are ; Id girt. "For ye know the grace of suffering' a great trial of afflication . our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though Ile will produce abundance of 30Y He was rich, yet for your sakes He• in our hearts; will" we are 10 de.1) . became poor, that ye through His poverty. He will enable our liberal- !poverty might be rich." Having been ity to abound unto riches. Men I made rich through the poverty of cenno1 do this by their own efforts, ; Christ, WO are to give, "not grudg- er by natural will power; only the ingly, or necessity; for God loveth grace of God can work these mirach0. i a cheerful giver." Is it one of the greatest joys of i The Sunday School Times of Oet. 6 1tzbIisIrather a 5t. rlit1.1 • pagaill of illustintions 00 C'Arkilan What on Itappon In a Single 1-070. Stewart-Ide, One of thos,• not from the top of your pur,e, I The fastest thine that any Mita !rat from the bottom of your heart." on do t, to wink hi:, eyo. The in - Another quotes a wise Mil Gorman Stifle! h't, 1.5-tIt`t.101,1 Of 1 1 when 0 wl.0 said: "I like to girt. viiiimily; elliutor 14,0WS into tho *v*.In abou t 'elVatb for 11,,ee pee - when I gies villitedy it eejoys me so nUt.0.. giV55. teobile speeding 6' mil, ii, hour not 'Jer shows the difference bet.,v- w111 Tn",rt 1,/ 1.'5'. A 1:t'l tt0tttI Soelalism. john.et ys; "Yoil must give 1 Z,Ola. IL) :t small id. d nf1 r 1,, ; of ('h*itiy0ity," I mast11 befor., oon %%lug J.‘:. giseFr" sOM1' 15inv." "The first is ihe ..p!rit of greed and gold, the 40- 80Int, 1111,110 • 1111“11., f 11 conl 1-' the spirit of gra,0. and Goa. nut 111,. !, 'itt' of i—me lei e- . i.. :-:•••.,. A t,,I,,,h a „1111,,, „met irt.,•(,i, 1,,,1,,,„...1,,!,? ;,.1.-411t,!,1,, • :...11Tu, ii.„1:11..,: ,..,..1;tt.,„,,., 14 us to ,, tiii,•g. ill their true ligd sw ht. i aneii_ 1 1. ,1e: f. ii '-'1'. •: 1, ' ' L ,.' SIII0C031, has written a hit of rhyme tcl4,111,,sii 1;!t,,,[1. ii,,, 1 i.,,,,: ::1,-;,i,it:10' 1,:[,.,':,,::,,tii;14 ,lititled "Ilia lieut.” It runs. "He dropped at nieliel in the Witte, 1'4" l'Y 1'4. 1101 "' ""Y""1' wi") 5.10 hil',11:he explaimilon is that Ow HI f i Glad the w.Peltly runt was paid. . For the manson in t)e skies," ' l';'..02!,,:(.....:,.:1,1 11,si.o:11.. ,114,1:1,:,,,,111,,,,,;,:.Itydi;l1,11t,ot Paul Rader he, said, "You van't to try to do so. The more we give order,s,rwtiiiii,...,1,,ii,,i,11.,,,,11:,... 111.1:1':11..-:,.'1,,'";:,s'i,,111,,k1::r; tills Ittli1;;ItIvnli[;4..lile„n.t,..": '''',''.1" r" heat God giving." It is a ,,afe riik to God, the 1Y1Ore He ettn and Will 1111.11111:tiant, ;lad he 1.)1 pme,si in eqaal give to us. Paul reminds ast 11.s d which soweth sparingly shall reap at tigirrin714.'.:Iil'sandl"ILINOttlIT. baell:(1:11211711tlivi:-; also sparinglr; and he which soweth been killed, bountifully shall reap also bonntirei_ mi:stig,t,sodeit'i.iirli,:,:..rasn :.!,11li ,iia)fotnylip i et tliii at i it, tIcii(_-, ly." So giving is sowing'.Y et tree , t giving never looks for any return. sigual, realize its meano6 itiViiiii.idth: Another of the great verses of the Ittit.)019.eretshsanthiiialfralatesZi:,euld.is Ian litthtulet Bible is Clhapter 98. And God is honlue;:.ea'oueffmtoravveel2lui'nft. That dm - 40 miles au able to make MI grace abound tow - rano represents the minimum mar- ard you; that ye, always having all gilt of safety the driver must main- stitheiency in all things, may abound taiAn to avoid. accident, to every good work." Three "all.,,", s speeds increase no remedy for One "alWayS" one "every." What the advancing number of acethents will be found in stricter driving tests more .do we want? And these two oljniimproved ces great chapters on great giving are warning Signals. Devi Er found speedier than cloe w sed with the of climax; the 1.=aiiZr "Thanks be unto God for His un- One such pcissit4''3st biillt:iTnine photo- electric cell. it can react to a light speakable gift." As we remember signal in less than one ten -thou-- what God has given us, nothing can sandth of a second Perhaps speed - stop our continual and unmeasured ing antenna-41es ttnd aireraft may some day he equipped with these giving to Him, lightning -like electric eyes, so that collisions can be avoided and spaeds PERTH checked automatically before the hu- (vTinhica,s Li int ea ifpoit;ehifsotre 11111u:by- included in the approved hospitals. 0 Stratford General Hospital is now mtfi-anitalof thought _tf,,icluoittlhdeoN e\' Th. '70th anniversary of Burns Presbyterian Church is on Saturday. George Riley, of Kinburn, who was arrested on a forgery charge was pleaded guilty and remanded for son- tence. M. C. McPhail who has been the Co. Agricultural Representative for the past seven years is being moved. to York C. with headquarters at Newmarket. He will be succeeded by C.M. Meeks, formerly agricultural representative of Carleton Co, 44" Mb—c.rw ki7 35° per ib 35° perilb b`oa 11 4 0 4 0 et 411 'Cog 3ark Are proving to be the most -5147 e :lag Profitable and Interesting Live Stock for Farmers Otiincrease this year was 4,8 pups per pair, All are ralood. 0 pairs or Foxes routine no more shill nor 011-,. limn 10 dal y cows, 1 have for sale at moderate prices some of the finest Silver Black Foxes in the Province, all re- gistered, pedigreed stock, Go -operation given to new ranchers buying faxes, as to care and treatmon 1, North Huron Silver Black Fox Ranch GEO. BLAKE, Prop. Lot 5, Con. 14, Grey R, R. 2, Brussels Inattn....m.n.F...,natx...4.32..ravounag.,4-rrnalgalaama../e.lartOSSY..11" HIS WAY OF ACCOUNTING ''';t 4' te h6. • Ail,. ,, Pother and what have you done ii. with the money I gave you? 1 Son—Well, dad, I've spent about ' twenty dollars on drinks, lost twenty .' five at poker—and well I suppose 1 :4 ti auust have spent the other twenty - SI tt, 1.4r it:e1/4...4,, '1/4 five dollars foolishly. p. 1 .1, .. , i "Why are ye wearin a black eye, IT MIGHT DO Hinnesy?" "Sure it 's mourning for the man that gave it to me" NEXT Doctor—"About nine patients out WHO IS NEXT? of ten don't live through this operat- ¶leacher: "Willy, can you tell me ion. Is there anything I can do for You before we begin?" Dusky Patient—"Yessali. Kindly the difference between caution and cowardice?" Willy; "Yes, ma'am, When you are afraid yourself, that hand me mak hat" is caution; but, when the other fel- ; WONDER WHY low's afraid, that's cowardice," j After a recent banquet, at which a number of the diners had madeREAPEDoo,000. HELP WANTED speeches. Brown -1.1Ids neigbor, REAPED $100,000. A certain bishop was considerably "John is quite a star as an after - Government's Rake -Off In One,: Day , Prom Gambling. upset when he received this note dinner speaker, isn't he? fromthe vicar of a village in his "Star!" retorted the other; "he's diocese; a regular moon—he becomes brighter "My Lord—I regret to inform the fuller he gets." you of the death of my wife. Can you possibly send me substitute for TRY THESE the weekend?" From schoolboys' science papers— The earth makes a resolution CORRECT every 24 hours. A witness told a magistrate that The difference between air and More than $100,000 was reaped by the French Governnent and the ad- ministration of the Casino of the Fol - set at La Touquet a the result of the amazing night of play at the bac- carat tables recently. This sum, which beats every re- cord ever made at Le Touquet for a night's play, mac taken by the box Into which is paid 5 per centof the *winnings of the players taking the banks. The bets made during the night by the bankers and the players bet- ting against them must have amount- ed to something between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000. The casino's profits are vsed to im- prove Le Tourquet. More than $80,- 000 has been promised towards the construction of a branch railway which it is proposed to build between Le Touquet and Etaples, thus link- ing the resort with Paris and )3oulogne, The casino is to help in financing the construction of a harbor which will permit millionlires' yachts to anchor at this pleasure resort. A. new 18 -holes golf course is also to be constructed close to the race- course. Nearly all the best villas, ror which the rents average more than $2,500 for the season, have been taken. Some of them cost more than $5,000 for the three or four months, Collection of Odd Coins. Coins and currency once valued at millions of dollars make up the col- lection of Cere C. Standford of Gre- gory, S.D., and shown in London, England recently, The currency is 'worthless now, except to collectors. The most valuable piece in the col- lection was taken from ruins at PciOninPeellp.iece of Austrian currency, worth at one time $500,000, is in the collection, In United States gold coins, Stand- ford has $2 and 50 cents In single pieces, a 60 -cent and 25 -cent gold coin. H5. has U. S. Paper money in BO -cent, 25 -cent and 10-eent denom- inations. A. silver pieCa in the collection is one of three peace medals given by tho United States to Indian chiefs in 1871. He has an Egyptian coin with the pyramids stamped upon it, Money used in Hong Kong has a Chinese emblem on one side and Queen Vic- toria on the °Ilion Coins from the Philippines have Spanish inscriptions on one side and English on the other. 'l`wenty-Four Tons at a Bite. An -electric power -shovel with a dipper that will gouge out nearly twenty-four tons 00 earth in one bite is to be used it the open pit mining of coal in Illinois, United States, Tho shovel boom la 120 feet long and the dipper stick 82 feet long. Ma- terial can be lifted to a height of from 00 feet to 100 feet, and deposit- ed over a radius of 160 feet from the centre of operation. Only one Mall is needed to control the shovel, which is worked by throe hand levers and one foot pedal. Pettit In Briquet Perm. Karl Hessel, a German engineer who has devoted his life to the study of fruit and vegetable chemistry, has developed a method of preserving Whereby fruits and vegetables are re. ducecl to dry powder, which is press. ed Into a briquet. In preparing for IMO. the briquet Is dissolved in water and the substance and taste are revived, 1- I he never knew what happiness was water is that le au can be until he married. It was then too wetter and water can not. late of course. I We are now the masters of steam and eccentricity. RATHER MUSSED ' Things that are equal to each other Policeman—"What did the house are equal to anything else. look like when the burglar had left?" Gravity is chiefly noticeable in the Lady—"Just like it does when my autumn, when the apples are falling husband has been looking for some- from the trees. thing he has lost." WHISTLE THIS ADENOIDS She: "I bobbed my hair to show If the child sleeps habitually with my independence." his mouth open and is inclined towa- He: "What did you bob your rds choking coughing spells, it would skirt for?" be well to have a physican examine him and see if he has adenoids. EASIEST WAY Another early symptom is a slight 13owdle—"What do you intend to deafness. do when you get to Australia?" 1 Marks—"Take up land." i LITTLE TOUCH OF HOME Bowdle—"Much?" , We cannot all afford cut flowers Marks—"A. shovelful at a thne.' for decorations at all thnes, but we GOING MUCH FURTHER can have just one potted plant in our living room or on our enclosed Young Husband --I always make porch to give a homelike appearann. it a rule to tell my wife everything that happens. Old One—Huh, that's nothing! 1 i RIGHT FROM THE START tell mine lots of things that neverto WusheenaltilitcheyosnilivgeerstaenTdisdibilelgeir thitalgt happen. the rest of the family use, it is time TAKE YOUR CHOICE I to make corrections in the method "What kind of a pipe, ma'am?" i iye usage. Then the child knows no "I want it for my husband. Oslo other table manners than the right of those nice pipes that drive away kind and future training .will bo un - every care." neccesary. •MMOSSAMMenwrommatt,..,• Having been appointed Distributor for the Corporation • We offer Cars at i695.00 and up, including six different models, viz. : Plymouth 4 ; De Soto .6 ; Chrysler 62.6 ; Chrysler 65 6 ; Chrysler 75.6 ; and Chrysler 8o 6. All with the longest wheel base of any small car, also hydraulic 4 -wheel brakes. Come in and look them over, E. C. CUNNINGHAM Phone 9x BRUSSELS