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BANKERS
A general itankirtg Buslitess transact-
ed, Notes Discounted, Drafts Isenett.
Interest Allotted Q11 Deposits, Sala
Notes l'arehasetis
T, RANCE
Notary public, ConveYnneer-
tionniob,Iteal 'Estate and ItIre TO-
eurance Agent, Represeating 14 Piro
InsmanCe, campanles.
DIvision„ Court Office. 'Cunt"
Ba
W. 'BRYDOlNE
er, Solicitor; Notary Public, etc,
LoAri BLOGt< - CLINTON
DR J. C. GANDIER
apice liours:-1.30 to 3.30 D•ui. 7'30
to 9.00 Pan. Smithy-- 12 30 to 130 pan
Other home by appointment only
Office and Residence — Victoria St.
. DR. WOODS
Iseresuming practise at his residence,
Bayiteld.
Office HourS:- -9 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 2
Sunclaya, CO 2 p,m., for coo-
ultation. .
, • , -
Dr. A. Newton Brady Bayfield
Gi1atinate Dublin University, Irettand.
Late Extern Assistant, Master, Ro-
tutasia 1-lospital f, or Women and Chile
cireil.M, _
Offibe .re-seciance irately occupied
by rS, PaMOnS.
HOLIrS 9 , bo 10 a.m., 6 to '7 „pan.
Sundays 1 to 2 p.m,
Boys and
Girls
lentils' branch
feiSh fierte'ellg
irTo113 winter's stinging air --
The pines and eedat's wbeSe Soft arnift
, enfold
• ' And -shelter from tine winter's, blactS
' and cold
In
0 to stranki Or 111111 a '' The timid' gronee and thane, Oho FJtoriit, soon
,
.1 : teas bast,Ming one day, throu•gb. the 13on1, ." ,
and- ti e Olean „Bob was an ordinary, warty Amers 't'hey 'ant the hostages that ssammer
-when 1, en., on , 01,3 , 5.,ense ,s,ing,,ennig jean toad, and untloubiedlY had. livea, Tatty es
, near, on the lire2,fii, long enough to knovr that mostt Ints. To remsum ,..1113 anenoyi woent, wsgen
He ['socked at, Inc sadly with gentle mans. are kindelsearted tttutt that -fit)
0111
blown eye, Vete in no danger et being harmed,
11 S''Er'neCI Vilat Whi• sPered, a5 Par hours at a trir,a he 'would sit
1 passed Ithn hy: on the stone stens and ,Liaitch the ants
which megeed 1 sok and, forth in front
'Kind f tielill, I am cold, In, your great of him.
overcOnt The men who worked en the ranen
And. your mullion that's fastened so became interested 111 Bobs and soon
t ley spgIce of hurl as an expert hunter,
Bob's long tongae never 001peares1
until the 'insect came within a. eettain
range, lie sho•vred wonderful skill in
Judging distance, and the accuracy of
his tongue was another matter for
• ,0011,05 ',round your throat,
You nelyer couliq 903, 6110(13 Yon ,are
.000 warni,
Ifow chilly I am, ,s,Lantling here 'in the
"The, grocer's boy drove me, ---and
haw I did dash Fibes, gnats and 'bugs were almost
Down, the street, Up the hill, at the o211w00700 in soro,tioe when his tong**
, sting of his, lath( darted out, mid he rarely failed to hit
While be Shouted and urged rite the the mark. The quickness with which
" faster to go , 110 eliot hi tongue was, a source' of
On tny poor, weary logs, through the much wonder, and it was quite a "time
, ice and the Feso,w, before any of:those who made a habit
pf watching him discovered how com-
'Ifirdl 11 you watch, 3 am sure filen an operation this was.
•1 yen will.seco ' • • The 'natural position of a tomrs
A gregt,nnt,ine other alt non,-.ses line tongue ts folded back or rolled irghis
100, •. nl'01,1{±, therefore Bob pebformed a
Who, for somelscnly's pleasure, are isrefold action ()Very time he shot it
. urged to .h 11111; .°Ut.
Then left, improteetecl, in storm or in 'Bob grew so tame that Ite. Fould
son; , sit quietly, en a man's hand ancl eat
,
the food given to him, •
"I am just an old horse, and I can't,'Ole was very fond Of riihsies When
ste,,,,,als my mind, he'phonograph was 'being played he
moving
But if I -could tall-, would, so.y 'Please w uld he • close to it and keep
G. S. ATKINSON be , Ins beogi bachand forth as if he Was
Credo -ate Royal College Of Dental Sur-
- gecnis and Teronto University ,
" DENTAL SURGEON
Ilas ,oflice 'Mars est hayfield in old
Pest Office' Blinding, Monday, Wed-
ne,Sday,, ,FridaY and Saturday from 1
to 5.30 p.m. '
' CHARLES 13. HALE
p5Ty?..ynaer,. Notary Ptibitc, Commis.
stoner, etc: '
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
ItssueC of klarriage, Ldoenses.
HURON STREET CLINTON
GEORGE ELLIOTT
LIcensed 'Auctioneer, for the County
of Huron. .'
Correspondence .proimatlY answered.
Inamediate arrangentents can he made
for Sales ,bate at,The, News -Record
Clinton, er la' calling, PhOne.2.03: '
Charges Moderate- and ' 'Satisfaction
GRA 0
1
TIME TABLE '
Trains will a:rviv,o',a0 and depart from
-.Clinton as follows:
n Buffalo and.Goderich Div.
Going East, .depart • . , 0.25 a.m.
Init":c1
Geing West - ,11.10
dp. 0.51 pan.
London, Huron &Bruce Div, r.
G'oing South,' ait. 8.23 . Lip, 8.23 a.m.
'"- ' ; 4.15 pan.
oing North, depart 6.50 pan.
-11.0e. 11.18, a it,
The . .
„ .
ire Inswance Company
Head .Office, §eafOrth,, Ont.
Preeident, James Conaolly, Goderich;
, Ices James •Evans,„Beechsvood ; sSec.-
Treasurer,' Thos. D. Hays, 'Seafeith.
Directors: George McCartney, soa-
torth'; D. P. McGregor, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve; Walton; Wm. Ring, Seaforth;
111. McEwen, Clinton; Robert Ferries,
Ilarlock; John Benneweir, Brodhagen;
Jas. Connolly, Goderieh.
Agents: Alex. Leitch, Clinton; J. W.
Teo, Goderich; IIinchray, Sea-
orth; W. CheSney, Egmondville; 11,
Jarinuth. Brodhagen.
Any money to be' paid In maY be
pall 10 Moorish Clothing Co., Clinton,
or at Cuti's Grocery, GoderIch,
parties desiring to offeet Instirance
r. transact other business will be
promptly attended to on application to
any of the above officers acidregZed.to
their respectiVa Post ofilts. LoSsmi
inspected by the Director who • lives
nearest the scene, ' '
CLINTON
Por though I arn only a horse it is hOoPtreg• time tothemusie, The live
-
true , • lier .the tune, the 'faster he would wag
In feeling I'm almost as human 6,8 hi S head.
you.' " Nothing pleased, him better than to
' • be placed on a table in the evening,
I found ail ',did V.anket I surely could' when the a'amP was 14911181 335 wcula
snare. ' lohk =aunt" svith great ;satisfaction,
I threw it across hint, and fastened al).d.,when insects were Danced on the
1100 teie. ' table he would- snap them up siNitth
And .sore I felt better, that day astonishing rapidity'
.
of the ebogrs, Bab still lives nit the Los Plioresgarid
Becauseq ha,d_lielfp'sel, an old. horse to Is. the ;let of lu're 11'11 t'We '1);00
IcCep \gap,. . • sone, The cools declares that ,Bob ,is
---,Irene' S. litoodstoelt, better than a eat at ridding the 'Pilate
of ntice, and cocltroachezhasse had no
"Bob," the Tead. show at all since the day Bob,first sat
It svae four year's last Jdne thah he 011 'ill°
vras figst noticed, sitting oii the cobble- • BY way of emphasis, the 'boss of
stone steps at the kitchen ticor of the this big ten -thousand -acre ranch adds,
Los Prores ranch house in Southern "Bob; , -without money .dmi . without
Cathifornia. • Iteeps the place char of all
Tfhe -son' was warm andhe seemed.
„ ,
to enjoy it beatingdown on bis broad • .1V• I,any instancels. could be' cited of
back. .I1e, paid no attention to the pet toad.remaining for ,years 10- 00
two children playing near 'him but fast -lily ancl, rend,eping Valuable service.
"blinked, and dozed the whole-trot:moon. Tito only cOmpensation, they ask is a
' After that the steps became it fay- cool, Safe plaCe,,in which to live, Plenty
trite' pf..ace with him', and" he, in turn, of water, and, kindne6s.2-Dor1othy C.
became a faverite with the children Retsloff.
, grieves
TP 0000 lior reotstepe go;
ElreY pledge her sare return is wale?
And , that "Iter vital' tench again, will
' bring .
The,rose bqpltice-Of
,
Theoak, in, auturan sheds, -his robe of
The graceful birch, stands bare and
desolate.
• The inattle's, flame isdemi
But fir and hernlocit bravely face the
'
Which frem ' the beech hie .golden.
,crown has cast •
And oll his jeWels shed.
But, sheltered by the evergreens'
101(1111wings's •
The little chickad.ee, untroubled, s-ings;
'Phe pines 00 fest PrePare
Per- ,busy croasbills and., the ,icin,glets •
That .rolv the cones' among 'the branch -
of dainties hidden. there,
Th,c1r,gentle murmur -holding .hints cif
Is Sat aad soothing as the mother's
E W -S- R E CO RD ,
CLINTON, oto-Anio-
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Prop:1010r. Editor.
PROGRESS IN TIIE
OKANAGAN VALLEY
THREE THOUSAND COM-
MERCIAL ORCHARDS.
Fained as One of Canada's
Garden Regions, it is, also
Adapted to,Seed Growing.
An imperfect 1-ittle "Peach."
fdttio Billie was tilaying' with his
be by sister when ills n100lier gelid
vartiingly; '
"1)0111 touch baby's heed, dear, sloe
IDS (0 fiat 6110t, On
next, le y his ,grandmotlion v bit'
d thent and was plaYing With tboe
aby when Biltie sabl; "I)rainnia, don't
onch baby's head, she dot a wotteit
pet oil
A bojr or girl Who cannot Spell at
age ge ,Totirleen or fifteen years of
soyit efinetttional expert, will
learti,
of tlie' valley Ailing orgairilations,
made this . fruit ponulainin ,many for-
eign markets: Okanagan apples have
foundfavor in the 'United .70ingclom,
United, 'State's, Nesy-• 'Zealanthe
Japan.and other' countries. ThiS, year,
for the first tine, the Chinese 'market.
.was entered gwith reported success.
Crab apples were Sent from 'the valley
'to' the bnite'cl States Some years ago
'and they -have become .a•' regular fea-
ture of export. Several cat's of crab
apples 'were 'shipped across .tlie line
from the 1:922,1rarvest. ' s, • •
The, Deoelopment of 'Grane-Prowing„
,
Nev possibilitieS ot horticulture ore
Perhaps roW 'Oatladtort regioils"have constantly revealing themselves in the
coMe•mOre rapidly -to the foie in re- yanpy.and of
Cent' years. than fhe 'beautiful' and 300'- the's011 and 'clinbate to hitherto Uncoil-
. ,
tile Okanagan Valley of British .Col-
umbia. It seems but 'a cenmanatively
tow Years 'ago • since it existed un -
peopled, its wild;t.Prinlitive beauty' un-
blemished, its• .unrecognized
end .unexPloited, Already, to -day, the
luscious products of its orchards have
made its name familiar 'throughout
InanY countries of the , globe. Edeli
year settlement and ,increased chat.
vation are resulting 101 greater products
tion in. the Wide yanletY o'.11'9,i13' which
thrive there, svhilst the product, of' the'
orchards, under ,syStematie andaggrez.
iC Of Vert N,f1l, het
l'r 4 otwoop'40U te-daY
fildfi;
sllohif 4.11s, , riling slip, 400$t laugh-
able!, ''Y'etr 'or e is a visloggleep-repted
,
9 lit the strength of old tradition a
We bumped, along over r'pads, not ye Memory, a hope, a faith liVing On ill
in fall repair front 00 devastating the twitter trees of Prentioi.,--9, 5, N.
nriny's Mugeb; glaring roads, not a
i;ree to shelter ,them, and this in 01(1
Werld. Vraiteel There were the low,'
eut stump of what had once ,. been
A Picture.
prom SCO•bland COWS thisbeautifnl
and touching story; One of the rough
free'S' by the readade and, at regular and handy' fishermen of the northeast
Intervals between 010066 00(1 I ()Milt de) coast was long faratins--•or
ph:tided no •
tidier than a oh•ild's head to-claY.. money -was in 1118 pocket it was aever •• •
Iefle frt11/0
RIIPUBC1tatite
Rileufnathint is is constItntional,
disease. ft onuses local '401154i and,
pains, inflame ol„ 101111e find •eta
Btoseles I but t111110t he POlirtenentlys
relieved by local or OXtertri0 npplb
(11(110100. It must have eonstitelionat
treatinetit,
Take the greet blood -nitrifying and
tonic inedieme, Ifood'e Sarsaparilla,
whiel; co/sects the ;mid condition of
the blood op which rheumatism do.,
pernlo, and gives nerrietnelit relief, '
It eon) anis tbo Most eifective itgRtril
in the (reattnent, of this divests),
bte
n, es nonla • ne101' for Oa drbuklsg piopens•iti When
,
Wo think of the poplar trees once long before drink had Its st, ay t, itis "
typical of France.'I'rees'ae we knew him, A visitor to the little village
then). OVer sliaded hig-hways, the gray- noticed hi, thls niaree eottage (5 very
green glistening height, with far, brief beautiful 'picture, ;Holman
glimpses of bluest sky or scuddieg of the World, and 1110100 oLbI,
Wend between; reflected 'to farthest "Aye, that's a guid picture," said the
depths in straight'canal or winding fisherinan, and he told 1111s' story
stream, tracing in fresh green , syria- about it, •
me,try the sheltered roadeone plowed "1 was 'far clown with didn't," he
fiehl frorn the next, the 'peaceful hand- ,seld, "sidle)) one night I ,went into "a
let from its neighbors. •
Toglay" these lines ',aro broken, the
sentinels are down. Or here and
there they stand like goblins--ghoste
of their formev selves; only a Jagged,
losiveshot trunk' or trees with bared
white. branches, bleached ,against the
S,ky-ss'ghastly, weirdly groping arias:
'Yret, even on bared , Willie limbs, on
torn and blackened' trunk, be it in
spring or fall or tuidsumincr, look
closely and you sogy ,see tiny' shoots
of fairy green. and young unfolding
leaves, - I3e these -only here and there
at rarent intervals Yet they are point-
ed out with pride by' people of this
estuntrynsider Voyez cOmme • its re-
pciussent de nouveau" "Ils reprem
tient, le courage!" and ,there il gentl-
er tone, a fondest; light in face and
voice .thau syhen, we, speak. of ',other
Who o'er the cradle leans'; things. -
Pae, harmony :anti trust; their notes, , Is it indeed short of a miracle, that,,
repeat;' • after four 'years, with their -rovolviug,
There is no discord 110- their „measures, seasons, the_s•e. veteran •trees, lowered
sweet;deliberately CO the very ground, shot
, 'God bless th.e..ever'greenseen away" 'or 'drugged and poisoned by the
- •
, ' I/yeir. gas' yet are 'awaking, feeling once
- '
more the life impulse atter a ,bong said
deathlike sleep?' 'Truly, "ils repren-
Honeymoon for One.
. neat° le courage,"' thes,e old, poplar.
An Englishman., was travelling in the trees stilltypical or France! • . •
saMe compartment .with a young •
Allah
main pretessor, who .wee /1'3' 0030- staithtg-ttyeobita.beYve'treesryfillteewafneetacif0Dre0Oliin--
nuinicative and lit'imisterionsly high! otmeted roadway! ,To,day. they, are
enirits,:only pathetic little waist -high trees
1111 .explained that -he was embarking newly:planted in, a thin, impoverished
. „
he
ie
"1°One'lltiangi"flol'irweYantclotfeW011iael.110 ,l'tiaMle, baffiei'cli nos °Li 0110-oferlyi:In9eiegtellaelllitillYdretnk,eYg
rQw-
added; "The'fact, is, I have just been
married and ani.on My honeyrnoon."- ' 'eilltrgu'ag;11-11icing etvhitcl'noeligclelsPll'eesePnat6'11(laliTsslitienrs'.
"On Yoint honeymoon?" said the Eng-. to., a nennal growth anti •rnallh°°d;
lishman, looking at him interrogative' Here are mere slipStof trees, actually,
sidered productions. A new feature in
valley crops.is grapes, whieli are come
ing to be grown. to a greater extent
each year ,and provin' uniformly fine
crops. One fruit,grosVer , at °yam -fa
planted halfan aore to grapes and this
year harvested $200 Worth sof, fruit.
-The, apoprilarity of theggrowing of fil-
bert nuti.is else' incroMing, and" there
would appear .t01. be a future-'f.or this
crop.. Nuts '01 511 excellentquality and
flavor wtre eold from the yalley this
'years and- experts declare 'that nuts
can nue.grown ,equally as well as fruit
SiVe basmess -management, is achiev- and .prophesv an export trade for these,
ing greater penetration and selling. on 1111(6.
the markets of 13 greater number .of
coantries each year. - • '.:
L The .0kariag,arCValley pbssesses
ft cie.ntly _potent attractions in itS, eXs
ginsiteg. beauty' • and°.trammil, 'atmoS-
,
Phere ,00 entice people away from al -
Most any ,other part of the 'glebe. ,The
.valley. stapes &insanity back in 'step-.
pes 'from' Okanagan ,Lake,',,,a•lciVelY
, The 1922 seas'on exhibited great ac-
tivity, and pro_gress., In the work of,
.processing fruit and vegetables es-
Peciallynigaz this neticeable, and the
district is IlOW comiug to be adequate-
ly served in this regard. ,31)e cannery
at KaniloOpS CC111,111.0110,0&.-111 season's
operations w1th orders 1:01- 15,000
cases," and Wilt worlcing to capacity,
body of Waternanil no natural featiire ()mining ,ovor 500 cases of tornatoes
seems to have been omitted in framing [slime daily, • Tile ,season's :output will
a' picture, of unsurpaseing.. beaut30 be about 17,000 cases, At Sinn-net-1min
12c,onomic' development heems- to have a now•pantony Was erected:At the sem,
inerel'y' 'served to enhance the loVell- titer and hag earrYints on' trill)
IY. "But, Valero isngs--?" drooping in the dust of the
"Is!-yside, in the gentlest breeze blowti
"Ali!" rennet' the professor, Tv- wa
wife. She is not will'. 011nutheY lightly forward one upon another ?Ilse,
wouldn't runto tWO. ,
lithe Children running, bent qurte
, double in the wind: Shall th,ese'grOstr
. The Tripping 'Tongue. , • as long a -relines of poPlarz have been
lIosteSs-e--"Pardaii no, won't: you, If before them, tall, upstanding, straight,
I continue sewing while you are here? gray -trunked, to all their glistening,
I shall then feel that I ani not wasting light -leaved height?
nay time," • „ - Even the thtighway stretches ahead,
Boosting for Happiness and Efficiency
By O. S.
If you have anytiting to say about
,popple or institutions, N'inliy not dip
3T0110 pen in hie 0010 of syMpathy, of
charity, instead of -that of denunciation
, .
- .
ness of the region, withgtrith little ging sixtyneinployees, durlag the -000000
1 t 116^ 1 e` ti 'nal it es', lied t Kel
sporting :ALI 1-eolois , ) „Ails inde ' yepr e os ,
arid snug little houses.. Instead or tIie na,' and large ,quantieies of fruit and
ZWeeping slopes:. The watere'of vegetables were proceseed. . •
.
the Mite feign an excellent tranSpOrta- • .1, The Okanagan Valley is coming tar:
thin system as well as ,adtlitig .t0 ,the titer to the fore oath year a2 one of
pleasure of the lives of those far -thing ,Oariada's ,garden" regions, .4.11 fruits
upon its shores. "As a 'location for a and vegelables,, with' the 'exception -Of
contented andpeaceful eXtstenciielthe 'the .tropical, attain 01 perfection of
,valley IS unaibroaSSoct 011, the continent.' growth there. Other phaSes 0.1agrieul-
three,Thods;r1c1 dotrotierelal .6roh13rds ture prosper as Well: Pave .Oeed'groNii,
111,g' is. having •considerable' exininsion
lotus 'valley,' and in. 1922 the. shaited
Seed Growers of the:district 'trantacts
ea considerably niore business than. in
1921, whilSt prospects for 1923 -are for. '
even,greater •activity, and a smalleto-
bagieo oral), IS raiSed oitcli year, , Even ,
Luo' , farming bas,been Initiated there ,
sticeessfully, Cenple2 -wItih. the Val,
1e371e.n51110e1 adv,a,elage, it ,
lent1.--tru.n9,1nrciation' tap:tittles , by land
and writer, erchard producio:reachIng,.
00i(310- ntarketo,in n 'minimum te1-1.1me.;
Por .tv combination ofenerfeet living
oonditions with . prefitable (tenni) ercial
pursuit, .there . are, 'few regions which
ean offer equal inducement's. '
At the PreSellt ,tiTIT's It TS estiinated
Viet-. there are -some, thnee ,thoustind
nonntictoial, orehards in the Val.loy
With - apprexlmately, a million,,tre,ess
According, to"estimatien these wmiiitp-,
ennritablin,inis. year kor tip shipment
front the valley of, 3,172 carloads 91
aimies „and 5,405 Cal% OF, all' froit13. .' 000
the year 1921, the :0,liattagan17alley
pro duce(' apples to ide o,10sc, of $8,141,1-,
575; crab apples, :5222,930 Cpeare; $159,-
817, ,plums,„ an1 t L , , ni
'irute $20910
peaches,' $153,574; ..392,939-;"
(-Marries, 0120,7861 StrawborrieS,
871; 'tasnbettries, $12,243; blacltbob-
0161 33,637; red Currants; $4,434; blikk
entrants, '49,765r ''gOoSeiterries,
31,850,--Ther.e' Were In 1Ite saIne year
31.300aviaries in 01)00 01,1103' Vt'illt 1,502
hives, whit% predate a orop of 71,430
potinds 00,2therbey, tit an averoge per
t.ive of 47,5 pomids,
'the superior- qualities of Lite apide
raised in the Okanagan Valley," which
was attested at tins Yetent, imperial
1014111 Show in Lon{ion, lOot giloosO, wli ere'
it seeured many high awards, together
with Om aggressive buslaeas Methods
of thi,tienipt? Why hammer, ' blast,
contlemis,s denounee • others' motives,
others' acts? Wily look for the had in
everything ins-tead of the good? • Why
Is it tiiat sit many pessimistic iconocg
lasts are to -day exPreseing themselves
this, way print --in bo.olte, magazines'
end 1nOW10Paper5?. Some, 00. these
writer's are even analting fun -ef radio,
condemning, criticising mid- lamPoon-
ilig it. ; •
Now this is, chean birsiness.. These
carping 'critics mistake stupidity and
captiousness for cleverims,s a,nds wit:
The truth is, radio 10- one of the most
wonderful developmen,ts of electriaity,
and 110 10 going te revolutionize hope
life; especially_ in the, Country. 'Think
what' 1100 11100 Will, mean. to _Nitonien in
rern6te country districts who are prac-
tically ' .slayes to their homes, who
rarely leave thein; andn,who 'have no
opportunities such as eity people have
for clionte, recreaition, amusement a Rd
instruction. 'Radio will opento: them,
some of ,the priceless advantages en-
joyedtiby the mo.st"favored city clwell-
er8Outsitle tno cos0'of ticsate1,1eiving'.:111-'
parathis, -which may be purehaSed for
twentgr, or twerity-five 'dollars; 00 Whi.C.11
00 litight boy ban .rig up . for Len or
twelves' every biome, no matter . how
tar removed from the great Centres, 0.0.
niViliStItiOn 'and culture, .painthave its
own permanent bureau'. of enterttlin.
in'ent. At the expense of on1Y „one ov
tsvo emits an 11901', the en tire fittully
SanRa;„•nts Prtg RITnit t (3.0011'61R. Tlin
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'public' and there hung this picture,
"'rho sight of it sobered me and 1
oaid to the InnIceeper, 'Sell Inc that
picture; this is; no place for the Sit,
-Omar.? So I gave hlrn all the money I
had and brought the picture home.
Then as1 looked at It again the words
of my -old -Mother came back to me. I
dropped to my 'oleos and cried, "0
,Lord Jesus, will you pick me up again
andelift me out of my sin?'
The prayer was abundantly answer-
ed. To -day in that little Scottish town
the fisherman is the leader in. everjr
good cause.
Whenthe visitor asited if it had
not been a struggle, a topic of exalta,
don flashed 'over the rugged face as
he replied, "When such Saviour
comes into the beart 'To takes the love
o' drink out of it." -
Hew much the world awes to its In-
_
spired artists!
Disk Music and Wire Music.
Menden . ,
singing of the 'world fartrouZ opora
stars, .the fineSt grand opera and cen-
cert music; they 2811, listen to the
greatest orators, lecturers, clergymen,
teachers and entertainers, each speak-
ing ou his own particular subject; the
chidren eon be entertained witit bed-
time stories,. and the young•nteople
with ilance•Musbi; in fact, the "oPpor-
tunitY; for entertainnien,t and instruct:
tion,taccortling to the taste Rnd- desire
of, every ineniber of 'the family, is nu-.
limited. „. '
' Instead 00 being a subject for 'jest
radio is ananiquatilled blessing to Mil.
iions 610. people, a' new instrument. of
.progreis 'for whicit sye should' be deep -
131 tlitankful. • Just think 'what i,t meauS
for invalids anti Sarni -invalids, people
confined ail the time. to their homes,
In many instances to their beds, to be
able to receive mental treatment, en-
Couragement and 'uplift, every day in
their own es , svi thou I.' the slightest
'iticonvenience to. them! Think- •what
it will mean to millions a shut-ins,
cripples, invalids', and the very old, to
-be able to got oncoulaging, alteer-uP,
helpful.. sermons and lectures on tile
radie, every day,' by those who know,
how to Uplift and cheer! Jusl thhilb
how 'it sr,d1 relieve thetedium of their
Mintinument, hOw i10 willlielp ni II e. .t
o
bent' their -sitife'ring, 00 be -able to 'look
,forward 11, ey'en 1111 11.0111' ;Of da.ily en-
tartaiin inoit and tali) „the 'your round !
1-Iew stimillathig, for those who nave
a auto t 'for " 03 01 taiuineis L to bea 1 izo
how gainch they can Irein the world 10 000(1 a wW.?a'artill soppllii'e, 00 11 0
along, what 'Inaryelcne amotn.t., of, said, that led Bre celebrated .Dr. sorby
gOod (hey can do, leow tinich .0,005.' Can 10 the discovevy Of tlie nature ef the
alleViitim the sUffeging of ,Cheir less for. 11110111-)30inetiMeS found inclosed in tho
,
Littlate .brolhera SIP•tus e'by the cavities of crystals.
Ma.rriages and Funeral
Sermons
By 0141'011 Swett 'garden.
It has been long the ousto.m. for' the
1 reepeetive bride -and biddegrooth -to
o chearse th'e inarriage ceremony loot
at P..t) a oleranizatioa of the marriage
Obey should commit some blunder that
would Make thein conspicuous or
•
Won't]. it.not bon good plan for men
to borrow an idea fr,ohl ttIrtS and Per -
spindly, rehearse their funeral 0011130110L
several years before the pro ta
of their death?
Funeral sermons, above all &lee,
should be nones,t and sincere. .Bni:111
the real truth f -
were told over tlre co'
fins of 'scam dead meng IL walla great-
ly surprise the o.ectipants if they could
hear it, If, instead ots the eulogy de-
livered -by the minister,. they could
hear the _remarks of , emnloyees and
Others who had' seen. only that side of
their character which they tried to
hide from _their friends, how shocked
they would be! If they could only re-'
hears.e •th,eir,funerals aS they did their
Marriages Ntrlititsa fine orange it wortild
,givem• theto matte a lot of corrections
in their lives, 10 that al the close the
funeral eulogy wonld ring true..
If it is true that th,ere is no musical If every man were,to know yeairs
thrill- quite equal to the tlirillof mak- , tore are died .w.,hat veopie 10001(1 8ay
Ing divine Melody with one's own him - his funeral, how 'qnickly,
would go to work to <change Ids life
and remedy his defects. blow many sof
the cruel, slurring, damning things
.which' are said about him after he is
gone wand lie,changed to praise, How
changed our.hietories and biographies
would be if those.whoehave passed on
could only ;11aVe knewn in time just
what people `thoughtt of than), how
they. regarded them, .what they wail&
• say "ef TheM when 'the 'book of their:
lives was clested and thelast line lalino writ,
voice or fingera, at least there are
several that approach it, The thrill of
mad dance music; the blood -stirring
niarolu of a military hand; the unbe-
lievable Sweetness of a great 'soprano's
song; the' vibrant thrill of a master's
Violin: •
To Buise we can noW' add the won-
der of- bringing all these to eur Own;
firesideson shiny disks _ef gutta-percha
or whatever ot is, ancl ,the :era -ming
marvel 911 ,picking them out of tite.cold.
winter night with a Uny copper wire. .
..Whbeh talking macaelne, or,
radio.-', We think, bah,' just as tele-,
graph and telephone both won, when,
Many .people expected tiie, newer in-
•vention to clestray the,older. Just•as
automobile -8101.„ horse both won, and
just as tractor ancl horse are both Win-
ing. There :seems to he a place Pre-
pared and secure for any new product
of thehinnan brain and 'hand that in-
creases, Pur usefulness and happiness.
Which wins, telltingsnactisine or
radio?' We think both, for both have
the true t$10111 of music them.
Playing Safe.
Winelikhllog'T hear that. yeni
toted to Your new typine 1101 imPos-
stoned love letter to another girl,"
011dergleeve----"res, it WAS
Lions Sweetheart. I wanted to nip In
the bud any designs she Might, 119y0
011 mo in a Inn trinioninl way."
The 'majority of 9e03110 aye obIy 35
pen cent, efficient,
A Friend in Need.
Many poignant and vital anecdotes,
of the poor are to bp found in Annie
Mardon MaeLean's volume entitled
"Our Neighbors." One of the most
touching Is that of a family which had
been dispossessed. Returaing home
one evening, Sohn Polichek found 1110
Meagre belongings on -the sidewalk
and, his threl. motherless children -coy.
ing-bitterlyinethe cold. Whilohe was
vainly swearing vengeance on the
What wbuld net niultitudes of those
,who' .have paSs.ed ont 'have given to
have had the elia_ve) to heagall'honest
truthful...funeral. sermon years before
the elad ' To have known in,
mid • dle life the e,stimation 'in which
- . ,
.they were generally bold instead, of
.passing out' without ever having
known wonld have completely changed.
.the loeynote of their 1IN-es. Many titan
woald,haVe'given a, target part -10 11010
-
all, of then' Nvealthe to have had the op-
portunity of stetting themselves as
others -saw tlfean time , to correct
their failings. and weaknesses.
I have always thought that I would
Eke Le know what the employeessand..
those who have ,been associatecf with
ma in life, my friends, acquaintances
and neighl)pre swath" Say at my' funer-
al: Would it be fine a.m1,,helpful, in --
spiting and ciamfortingeOn eiCittld it be
hard and condemnatory, a revelation
to me all faints and weaknesses that I
had, never thooglit of in such 'a light?
I don't: know, neither do you:know, my
friend, what people will say of you al -
landlord and despangegly wondering. ter You'.ase gene:, WOuldn't 'it be a
wher'e he and bis children were to good thing then for 'you and for ma,
-spend flie night, ad:mightier, w116 mast Loa' aal usgrho have reached middle
haveappettrecl soniewhat in "the light life, 00, begin Aright away ocCasionally
of a -guardian angel, came to him and so ,s
eaearse our funeral sermons?
said, !Mr. Polbchok, 'a bring do child- If we W01,0 to be perfectly frank
000, an' ,slay wit' us to -night. Me with ourselves., OnT vanity and self-es-
nian1,11 hcip ya wit' de becl (nos'. 'We teem might get some severe jolts. It
ain't much -room, but we Itin 'alLvtlYs• nottainlik gist° us a chance to
crowd in a uoighbor. • Dey had no bust- correct before it is too lato many tuts-.
ness to put ya, out. How .1tin anyone takes and, blundersentnell thougliclese-
pay ran., 1 want to know?" •nez.s ant' ,ancl p OrltartS 10
Of 0011000, thedrivitation was, accent- -make-a revision of many cold-blooded
ed, fer hew could John Polichek leave polieles which Birth:erect only our own
his children to race the harshness of a interests ;end not at all those of the
-winter's Sight Without lodgings? But man at the other end-ef-t100 bargain.
the 'neighbor had spOkeii.'the .Inuth .110 inettter what a man's funeral ora-
whennshe had said she had no snace to tion may say IL is what the people
sparet. TOIg.sli,e,With her husband and say ablint hioul that counts. Revise
Lour ech ild ran; had. but two rcionis: to inch; jridgmentnew la`e reh,eansing your
occupV,' and they were themselves in 'funeral sermon.
danger of being' disimSees'sed.' 1413006
the loss, they , received the four „In Great Britain. the sovereign ha
strangers' Cordially at, their table, and :not eXereistitt his right of vetohig, e• .
there was no insincerity in their tone sitt1Stiriirg, a l'•aW •31rice 1707.
when -they Invited the unfo•rtunates to
remain with them Indefinitely.
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