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London was cracked: and nearly 5200
Montreal grain dealers are protest-
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the !harbor Commission,
Miss Carrie (3rallate, employed as a
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lire George Cuthbert, recently- ap-
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Halton County Ot unci)t purposes to
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including ,the Government grant
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4I7 d3'd 001 knew What 10 lit
u0.8e--liod not known
io1 a': tong time.' She was
incolgl iGler su iieecayri "ib'i\e
g11 rt. .,ee1ue would. , iw=o aevtxy anything,
feats' her^el,ijiileto to the penile on her
hat.
Slie did that vat'' thing' once -took
an ci)teen inch ostrich plume from
hat and Grreo it to a girt book
agent. And when chilled by spy sister
she Inere(y opened wide her 'loy eby gray '
eyes end ecetaimeet
11711y, M tt ' I alts. trent girl ' hied
never had an ostrich phare in her lite,
and she )ookett so tired 'and discour-
aged, Uuet could not buy her hook -
it w a about the titterers oe somethi»g
or olYter. Sint ylawugtlt'to have seen
the Iigitt in tier free' when 1 give Ler •
dint beautiful pinnace,
Perhelss it woold have been good to
see the light in the. girl's face, but the
light 1n Plush's rias enough to dI8n1'rn
Sister Mary. It always ended. that
pray. Dozeats tmf Rose's friends had
undertaken to scold her roundly fel
her foolish gencrod,ity, bat elwayd
wires she had. explanted one felt that
only a beeiite cnafd have done different-
ly.
Rose had jts* begun td have sone
success with her drawiugs and wati.
earning a little money.
"It will he such a kelp to her," said
a faiend, "She Ioves pretty tkixgs so
and leas very few of them, poor child!"
Mary sti'i4ied, out of, patience: "Help!?
What do you sirpposo she did with the
$30 site got last month for those
sketches? 33uy her some gloves acid
neck.•ribbous and a new want? Not a
bit of it: She sent $5 to some girl she ,
used to low in school who is in Cdlo,-
redo for her health and $s to seme
crippledssodpd cousin in the east, gave
:?G to die heathen in rndla and spent
the rest oh the sick negro that does her
chores and uu her washerwoman's
Lids."
The worst of itis hose's ward-
robe. Rey soul reels in beauty. She
loves pretty things with the ardor of
ar child. But the prettier a thing is
the surer the idea will pop into her
head, "What a delightful preseut for
eomehodyl" it requires the eternal
vigilance of Mary and live or six of
Iter. intimate frletids to keep Ilose pre-
seutabie.
All her friends tried, singly awd col-
lectively, to make Rose over; "for her
own good," and all, singly and collec-
tively, failed ut-
terly. We gave up
then awl just: en-
joyed' her
njoyed'her as she
was, for she cer-
tainly was a de-
light. After that
we spent our
time trying to
devise gifts of ,a
sorb and . give
9;1111119,. 'them at a time
when they would
stick.
Two years be-
fore we learned
It was utter folly
to give Rose
things at Christ -
oras, provided
one wanted her
to keep their.
The girls made
it that year
a magnificent
Christmas b o x
OAFT: rT ab A GM. full of all man -
nook 411101.- Per of dainty and
beautiful things for iter attractive per-
son and homy rood'.
lot ales, Christmas afternoon Rose
W. Stevenson
T.I.0,1A.'A.S. W.A.T.T.S.
For
Boot
and
Short
Repairing.
STORE (11'POSl`II
't fIE 1':OST°ii"A'lUE'•
OTIVrilk '+\ WAT/
8110011 rade; to artier,
33y dtilliam D. Dan*
y
was forted in tite highest state of,
delight. it was a beautiful world,
she had the'aL.earetia Wends in it, and
this :WAS the best Olrtistmas in'nine-
teen hundred 3jars. We were :gnipi
cions at mese, and when we d head
the story of the girl <who had lost her
piece in tld'i etbre, def tkewoman wide
a. sick 1luslegnld, of the crippled girl'
next-door, if the old lady with the
bronchitis, of t*lte pr'eacher's pretty lit-
tle ,homesick wife, of the 'washerlvom-
an's fire children, we had heard •the
complete story of all our Christmas
presents, except rd. little book of poems
which I bad sent.
"I kept that," Said Rose laugbirrgls,
"to remember yotn' presents IN. •
About the 1st of .April Mary had an
idea.
"Ilarvey Ennis," she said, "I,teII you
What we girls are going to do. You
ellen help anonymously if you want t0.
T1to "flt)t is • Rose's birthday. There
does not happen to be a single holiday
near it, and Sorely not more than one
or two of her friends And Lrrot(ages have
ad. blrihday at the
.Salic lime. SO we
ere going to make •
her up just a
wonderful birth
day box, and
enirybe she will
get it little good
of it."
It was nusgicat
the way the
friend, responded
to itar5's sug-
gestion. and there
were lots of
friends. for ev-
erybody :or e
Rose arid liked to
a her wings.
Th
1` ji1 t 'Phot box was A
pp;beauty. It looked
P d+a•+ ro ore as if it con-
e rained everything
A '~' a girl could use 0r
t 21Lrr'rnAT,' sane' want, and soma
nos_:. More. and every,
thing was of the finest and daintiest.
Tho box went Thursday evening,
Friday was her birthday. Saturday
afternoon as Lister and i had started
downtown Mary said:
-Look at Norah Conway. f never
saw her go like that before., What do
you suppose 'L tho'k itter with her?".
Norah is a slow, afrkwalal girt of six-
teen.. -ho was half runuieet and tum-
bling down the street in great excite-
ment with n. bundle under her arm
Every fere minutes site bent her head
nerd peeked through a (car in the paper
wrapper at smoothing insitld,
X1I have it," sold Merry, brightening.
She has setutal bre. new for tomor-
row."
'larva Runlet Rhe stopped and
elutchett tars ,;elect "Ielen't she cams
SI *VII Brat 'wi}l:eet',.' wiletleg to' erre oto
Rose three 15.
I melded mad hit any tip '
"Sloes giving thein away Sldry said,
with wrathful <vanl fz2tan. "Come on;
1 tun going, to see." And she tunnel
1111) 'itbInt and storied.. t0wva0) Ilose's
1101110. .
(hi tllo U'a5 WP met 111',0 other bu0-
11los nod excited (Nippy faces,
"Mose Merrifield," beton :dory. more
Measly angry with heir 'friend than 1
ever lead seen her.. .
"Now --now, honey!" Mage hissed
her and Patted her on the back until a
sigh of )1, 1)nuti0n cainc. ruliowed by
Ui
ntiorIng smile "They did not have
anything- how, 11,11 ktw f(1r'u),MON
row. and, 11ary ronrotoote is Eas1Pri
l've had the livelicesttime giving Eost-
15 (110001115" 4nd 0 (111::1115 light;
aline luta 1111 e1 rd.
ear..," e,bred 111ar5. "Wily
hnr
amp
Hy Peter, jrlc)lirtbtit^.
ICopurfght by Arnerleae. Preva' Aeeoelat700, 0b1t+I
Taloa With the reapers 1 cooked. hear
(Such power bath a believing tar)
Ole whisper of the fatting grain,
"In 'season • due vett ' rise again."'
Tn hinter, when the snow was deep
Ind life was in its irozet$ sieelp,
I beard a murmur, «•foot►, thespring
to us will resurrection bring.
n springtime, when the world awoke,
from all the Acids a voice there 'spoke,
ylltd alt things sang v'ith one accord,
..Me risteas rose our buried Lord."
and all the surging sutnnner through .
Be grew the fio'�4ers Baty s>�,irtt grew.
thate. claim nn art—
�'i�h all grove. � � �
: ter' in . ire heart.
1:,t5 a€fay., Gay y
"fie 19 Risen's'
[From Painting, by 35lookherat, 1821.3
April 4th, 1911e
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SUGGESTIVE QI.ESTIONS
On .the 'Sunday° 'hoof'Leeson al.
by Rev. Dr • L.inacott fcr the
International 'Press Bible •
Quectson Club.
(Cen right; 1911, by Rt
I.frarcott;
6+ 1+l
7, _1912
• [Copyright, 11111 by Rev. T, iauS
c ah, 11.70,1
The Appearances of tiie Risen Lere.
('Paster lessee.) 1 Cor. aw:1.11.
Golden Text -This JOS-1121 (lath God
reified up whereof we are all a'il,rlear,-
n .., .. 1. 1')
CO Verses 3" -How many ideas or
Incite are absolutely. essential to corn
piete "the „gospel of Christ"?
(2.) hays mnrh. Is essential for a
sinner to know or believe in order to
be saved by Scene?'
,(t1.) is it possible to be saved .2nd
yet differ with Paul in some of his
doe 1'rifles?
(4.) Vorse S--WL-at is your precise.
understanding of the Phrase, '1)10)st
died for Mr sins"?
(5.1 Verso 4 --What is the proof IIFIART TROUBLES
that Christ was 0rncitied and buried?? When uric . acid is dissolved i+n tri..
(G.) What Old testanout proof fa b10od It thickens the blood altno:,')
there foretelling that Josue would ba to,a Jelly. This is what causes the.
heart to flutter and scented to step
boeause it its weakened by the strafe.
5ric acid puts on it. Uric Aoid Pills
drive out all uric acid poi5ons1 from Mr
the system. They are quick and sat -
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the package.
e , �••
apostles? (`A} x12J1t �switi 1,15;
Malk_vi;3,1; frilln 1:x.26.)
(9.) Verse 9 -What 10 the \al5.te o!'
Fejt Vs statenhetSt as• ovia(5Qroe
Jesus wee, even 1Stter"hi: resurrcctioe
by over five bundred brethreh',at orfs
time? (This is one of the gaeatlon:t
which may be 'answered in 'writing hy
mcmbers of the club.)
(10.) Verse ?-What picot' /lid 1eslfa
give at his varieus 1tllpea anew after
a'1ll?,
his resurrection that. it was !:
Maisel!: they saw?
(11.) Verse 89-'tiriiat are ;1212
tt with in eenneotroith the appear
ghee 01 .1esus to Paul'
112.) Haw many recorded tines edea,
there that Jesus appeared' after lifee
resurrection? •
(J') klow many years after 11t
crucifixion did Peel write this ev
;fence concernine Christ -5 1'esurrese
Lion?
(14-.> Verses 10.71- \Vdrat. 151.0 td%rs
reaeons wh oa cont1w1 1 tai.in Patti',
1eetimeny 10 they leeuti•eetiorr de,.
Seems?
Lesson for Sunday, April .1 4, 1933+
The t'ye of the Sabbath. Mark 11;24;i
leI:1.
crucified end buried and that, ::his
would be essential in order 'to coin-
. plete
a n-
plets his iuiseion?
(7.) Verret 5 -What are the; !tact.,
r•oec'ereilig the .statement that r'leplets
.•50' Seim. aftt'r his resurrection fano
the dead? (Sem,Iallte lOi 4»6'0).
(S.)
people dbn't give presents, on Baster.".
that is just 1t," said Rose. "No-
body was expecting presents, and I
had the most glorious time."
And she had --we know she had, as
she stood in happy thought looking
out of the window at the newly blos-
soming earth ca-
• ressed by the
sunshine and
kisses by the
breeze. There
was• a light in
her face t h a t,
made ns forget
clothes and pres-
ents and anger
and think only of
Master.
As we went
away neither of
les said anything
for some time.
At the corner we
met ofd Buck
Ticknor and lith
cane that forever
went peek -peek -
pecking viclously I
along the 'walk.
"nom, 1:017 ennsAcrz Ifor many years
WON-, old Buck .Lad
Yaw°, beers saving up
for a rainy day-
bis rainy day. Lie had let his wife
die because he was too stingy to have
a doctor, and all his children had fled
before 'they were scarcely' grown. dies
grasping mouth. his withered, wrin-
kled face, his narrow suspicious eyes,
always made me shudder.
isn't he horrid?" )ferry spoke .first
R•heu we were past.
And then in r1 moment as her eyes
wandered to the blossoming orchard
at the edge of town she sighed resigh-
edly:
"I don't know what We will ever do
,with her, but isn't she a dear? And if
one must go to the extreme I guess
it is best to take the highest one."
'1 am going to, if I can," I said, .and
Mary looked at are wonderingly..
Nest morning was Easter indeed.
The world was fuU of sunshine and
early flowers and songs of birds and
soft winds.
Rose came to the door herself, for
the church bells were jest ringing.
Never .bad she looked more beautiful,
and that is the end of praise. I' step-
ped into the hall and closed the door
behind .me. She looked up, al: Elie re
„little surprised, a little agitated:
"Rose" -he' lids drooped find hid her
soft gray eyes, and she breathed a
ilttle quickly -`you have made evert -
body happy by your gift's, everybody
from Bombay to Maine, everybody but
me.'.Wen't you make me a present, an
Easter gift?"
What?" she, said softly; and her
voice fluttered.
''The lady with the lily soul," And
I hold out my arum 'waitingly. '
When we went out into the stmli'gbt
re little while later 1 said most sin-
cereiy and gratefully:
'Mose, you are 'such a wonderful
Hs the Cbfchen
Sees It.
teopyrlght by American Press Associa-
t/ou.'tete
alas,
19 I bad not been hatched,
Iiatl never buret nip obeli,
Brad never wandered fo,(b and
scratched
for food my eras: to evvol!,
I should escape the) wean! fade
Invited by mq pr.eseet state.
giver!"
FLOWERS .OF EASTER , FACT.
It seems utmost certain' that the
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In the rongh hewn pews of. the 1lttie
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t011541' n01t marks I.s the "spot where
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