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imilding. Apply Miss Ada Gallaher, SHE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
LESSON V.—August 5
Naomi and Ruth: <A Study in Racial
Relationships -The Book of Ruth
Wroxeter.
FARM FOR SALE -In Morris Twp.,
about 2ee' miles from 'Wingham.
Terms, Apply to J. W. i3ushfield,
-Box 119, "Wingham,
FOR SALE—Good Clover Honey.
Apply to Mr. Edward Lewis, B.
line.
Golden' Text.—And he made of . one
dwell every nation of mo en on all
the fact of the earth.—Acts 17:26.
kissed her mother-in-law. It was a
arting kiss. Bttt Ruth clave unto her.
The departure of Oraph made the de
eision much harder for Ruth than it
would hive been if Oraph had decided
the other way.
And she said, :Behold, thy sister-
in-law is gone back unto her people,
and onto bee god. l'he ancient belief
here receives its simplest expression:
each -land and people had its own
deity inseparably connected with it;
outside the territory of „another god.
Return thou after thy sister-in-law.
Naomi will leave. no persuasion. un-
said; Oraph's disappearingform, add-
ed to her remonstrance.
And when she saw that she was
stedfastly minded to go with her, she
left off speaking unto her. "She
'gave in'. Ruth, as Fuller has it, was
'a fixed 'star.; „
So they two went until they carie
to Bethlehem. They were obliged to
cross the Jordan on toot, and to fol-
low an uphill .road, narrow and stony,
till they reached the fields and then
the town of Bethlehem. And it came
to pass, when they were come to
Bethlehem, that all the city was mov-
ed about them. It was a small town,
and the return of Naomi, without her
husband and two sons, and with the
beautiful Moabites, made an interest-
ing bit of news which would fly over
the place. And the. women said, Is
this Naomi? And so a may be with
any one of us. How great a change
may a few years make inour condi-
tion!
ondition!
And she said unto them, Call me
not Naomi. 'Ile name means "Pleas-
ant" Call ;ore Mara. That is, "Bit-
ter." Compare the bitter waters of
Marah which Moses sweetened, Ex.
15:23-26. For the Almighty hath
dealt very bitterly with me. Naomi,_
if it were not for what follows, would
seem to be complaining of God's deal-.
ings with her..
I went. out full, and Jehovah hath
brought hie home again empty. As
so often with us, she was so engross-
ed with her losses as to overlook: her
gains. Why can. ye me Naomi, seeing
Jehovah hath testified against me, and
the Almighty hath afflicted me? She
confessed that, in leaving "the land
of promise," she.; vas walking after
her own will, not the will of God.
So Naomi returned, and Ruth the
hloabitess, her daughter -in --law, with
her, who returned out of the country
of Moab. Naomi, alone with a 'for-
eigner, a stranger from the heathen
land of Moab. And they came to
Bethlehem in the beginning of barley
harvest. , It was to be a happy harvest
time for them after a11. "It is ahvay'•,s
darkest just before dawn."
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING.
,FOR SALE—Clover Honey, 10c per Tien --Conjectural states (Beecher):
ll'b., 9c if containers supplied, also on. Naomi flees to Moab, B.C. 1181;
-sale at A. C. Adapts Feed Store, Naomi returns to "Bethlehem, B.C.
FOR SALE -New Potatoes. Apply
to. Geo. Baird, Wingham town plot.
FOR SALE—Fresh Honey in 32 -Ib.
pails for $2.50, 10 lb. pails 10c a
ib.' in niy pails, 9c inY ours. The
'larger amount you buy the less you
pay. `James H. Casemore, phone -
627r13.
GING OUT of Felt Roof and Sid-
ing: Business. Will sell stock on
hand at reduced prices. _ Thos
Stewart, Bluevale.,
IRIS` ROOTS -70 named varieties.
Apply to Mrs. J. A. McGill, Blyth.
LOST—Between office and residence
July 21st, white gold rimmed spec-
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Trwin's office.
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Finder kindly . leave at Advance -
Times Office.
LOST—On Saturday night, a white
gold bracelet set with amythests
and brilliant. Finder kindly leave
at Advance -Times Office, and re
ceive reward.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE -2 Cot-
tages and other good house for sale
at reduced prices. Apply to T.
Fels.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED —
T.iie Partnership of Ower & Mit-
chell has been " dissolved, and all
accounts owing this firm must be
paid not later than Sept. 1st; Ac-
counts may be paid at the store
which will be carried on by Mr.
W. ;Mitchell:
1173.
Place—Bethlehem. Some town in
Moab.
THE SORROWS OF NAOMI.
Then she arose with bet daughters_
in-law, that she night return from
the country of Moab. She had been
sitting, as it were, where her husband
had settled, and she now rose up to
deport. For she had heard in the
country of Moab: She would get the
news from home front an occasional
traveller. How that Jehovah had vis-
ited his people in giving them bread.
Jehovah is said in the i3ible to "visit"
his people both with blessings and.
again with penalties for wrong -doing:
And she went forth out of the place
where she was, and her two daugh-
ters-in-law with herr. It has been sug-
gested that one object of Naomi's -re
turn was to sell her . land in Bethle-
hem and 'thus obtain something to
support her in her old age. And they
went on the way to return unto the
land of Judah. A. parting rarely takes
place in the house in the East. The
departing relative or guest is usually
accompanied for some distance on the
road by friends.
And Naomi said unto her two dau-
ghters-in-law. They had reached the
fords of the. Jordan, lits natural place
for the parting. Go, return each of
you to her mother's house. Thatis,
to the mother's part of the house,
where the widowed slaughters' wound
live, "So far as Naomi was concern-
ed nothing could have been more de.
'sirable than their company. In read-
ing her story let us remember how
apt we are to color advice half un-
consciously with our own wishes, our
own seeming needs." Jehovah deal
kindly with you, as y.'have dealt with
the dead, and with me. Naomi justif-
ies the two young women in their
separation from her, if - that is their
.decision: they have done their they,
their full duty, in tht: past. She could
ask no more of them;
i Jehovah grant you that ye may
'find rest, each of you in the house of
her husband. It would havebeen nat-
ural for the mother of Mahlon and
Chiiion to hope that her daughters-
in-law would abide in the memory of
her sons and not marry again;. but
Naomi knew well the unhappy lot of
widows in that dayon returning to
the homer of their childhood, so she
puts all thoughts of self aside, and
prays only for their happiness. Then
.he kissed theist, and they lifted up
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their voice and wept. This is the
.point at which smile great painter or
'scuiptor should catch the group, and
imratortalizc himself; for surely it':Tavistocic ......... ._..-. Sept. 26-27
would be hard to name a more inter-1Teeswatcr Sept. "-Oct 1
AUCTION SALE Lectin;, passage +:,f ncrsonai history.'Toronto (C.N.E.)' Aug, 22-Sept..6
Three desolate widows, associated in !Wellesley Sept. 9-10
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WANTED -A man for harvesting.
Apply to Advance-Tinies office.
The undersigned Trustee of the
property of Harold F. Smith, Author-
ized Assignor, of Wroxeter, Ontario,
is soliciting offers for the purchase
of the Estate's equity in a residen-
tial property in the Village of Wrox-
eter, known as Iots 3 and 4 on the
north side of Howiek Street said to
contain about one half acre of land
on which is erected a house and gar -
a. ,e. The said Trustee is also solicit-
ing offers for the mill property and
-water rights in the said village of
Wroxeter. Full particulars may be
had on application to the "Trustee or
to Mr. Thomas G. Hemphill, of Wro-
Neter, Ontario.
TIfE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LIMITED,
114 Dalhousie Street,
Brantford, Ontario.
Trustee herein.
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one of these 3 /e
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Colgate's Rapid Shave Cream
Colgate's Handy Grip Stick
McKibbon's Drug Store
The Rexall Store
Wingham, Ont.
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Of property in the Township of
West Wawanosh. .Under and by v'sr
rue of the power of sale contained in
a certain mortgage which' will be pro-
duced .at the time of sale there will
fan offered for sale by public auction
by Thomas Fells, Auctioneer, at the
Brunswick Hotel, in the Town of
'Wingham, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1
A.D. 1930
At 2. 1,11-, tine following proper-
ty -namely:
The northeasterly ten acres' of lot
number twenty-one in the eighth eon-
ressron of the T,rwnehip of West Wa-
wanosh in the County of Huron.
There, is situate on this property a
one -storey license about 18 ft by 20
rt:; a small cram ye_ t.ablc and about
two o acres of timber. '.Che land Is in
fairly good condition. -
Terms of Sale ---Ten percent. of the
purchase money on the day of salt:,
and the balance Witlhin twenty days
thereafter. The. purchaser will be err -
titled to pcisscsslon on crnttpletion Iif
purchase, The pro;it1ty.Will be offer-
ed subject to a reserved bide
r'urther tears tnd u onditionts of
Sale will be made known at the tiine
Of sale or may be had on application
to the undersigned.
l a 19.
Dated this 16th c a of hely A.D,
THOS. FELLS,. y11 VANSTC' N ,.
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in the lonesome wilderness to weep
once more together, and then say
goodby forever!
,And they said runt.., her, Nay, but
are will return :with thee mete., thy
r,,•,,ple, There -vas n'r superrorrty In
tenth oa er Oraph. Bette were amiable
and effeetionate, but when it carne
to the find derision, Oraph showed
that .-'he hacked Ruth's depth pf char=
ache.; and always'it is the final detis-
icnt that ccntnts.
THE FAITHFULNESS OP RUTH,
and they lifted up tick- voice and
wept again. 'Whatever they might de -
chit %vas frill of grief And Oraph
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The following are the- successful
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Theory — Junior Harmony; Ruth
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Piano—Junior * Christina Tittle,
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Primary—Colvin Moffatt (honors),
Isabelle Habcirk. -
Elementary ---Loraine Haller (hon-
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FlorenceRitchie;Ritchie; Mildred
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Introductory—r
class honors); Jessie 'l"hacker, Fran-
cis Lockefidge, Pupils of Miss 13.
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FAVORITE HYMNS
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HYMN .ONE NNT ..................-
My faith looks up to Thee,
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Saviour divine!
Now bear me while I pray;
Take all -my g.4iilt away;
0' 'let me from this day
Be wholly Thine!
May Thy rich grace impart
Strength to my fainting heart,
My zeal inspire!
As -thou hast died for me,
0 may my love to Thee
Pure, warm and changeless be,
A living fire!
While life's dark maze 1, tread,
And griefs around enc spread,
Be -Thou my Guide!
Bid darkness turn to. day,
Wipe sorrow's tears away,
Nor let me' ever stray
From Thee aside,
When endslife's transient dream,
When death's cold sullen stream'
Shall o'er me roll;
Blest Saviour! then in love
Fear and Distrust remove;
0 bear me ,,safe above,
A r•ansom'd soul!
'This noble hymn, gloriously des-
criptive -of the Christian hope and
faith; was the first of a splendid ser
ins with which the Reverend Dr. Ray
Palmer endowed the Church of God.
The writer was then only twenty-two
years of age, just out of college, and
engaged in -teaching ie the city of
New York. ''He says of it:
"It gave form to what I felt, by
writing with little effort the stanzas.
I recollect. I wrote them with, very
tender emotion, and ended the last
cline with' tears.",
He putthe hymn in his pocket,
where . it remained until. some little
time afterwards, when he met in' the
street Dr. Lowell Mason, the music-
ian. and ,publisher '. ell-lcnos. n to
hymn -lovers, who told him that he.
was about to publish a collection of
hymns for family and, public use, and
suggested that if Ray. Palmer had
anything he thought likely to ,be use-
ful in such a publication he would he
glad to receive it. 'raking out his
pocket -book, ;Mr. Palmer diffidently
handed his hymn to Dr. Iblason. Thai
keen -sighted publisher at once recog-
nized the beauty anddignity of the
dines and almost immediately upon
reading them struck out the striking
and well-balanced tune "Olivet" to from theer town?:
which it should always be sung. Ay coorse, now it 3s all over, I am
1 ndeed of "Olivet" it may be said tt,illin to admit that t t f wus abet un -
as of "Bethany", Mason's tune to ass about how thine dances : avJar-
"Nearer
m God. t 'Thee," h • how- y
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charge of an important 'church in Al-
bany, New York. Six years later lie
was appointed Secretary to the Con-
gregational'TJnion of the. State, which
position he he'd until his retirement
in 1878,
For, nine years longer "he enjoyed
his God," and did useful literary and
especially. poetical work at Newark,
N.J.,, where he died in March 1887:
His great hymn will live and preserve
his'' name for very many years to
come.
HOORAY! HOORAY!
To the Editur av all thim
Wingham'Paypet•s.
Deer Sur:
Hooray! Hooray! Shure, didn't we
thrive. thins Grits to a finish! 'Tis
glad I am that I lived to see the day.
Av coorse we will shtay wid the
impoire thradin oidea, fer it wus :our
skame in the fursht place, only thim
Grits throid to shtale it from us. We
will mebby make some little changes
in it, the same as the .Grits did wid
the ould Nashional Polishy, but the
big oidea will shtand as it is. -
I tould ye we cud win in Nort Hur-
on if we all wint to wurruk, fer: didn't
thine Grits make it airy fes us be ray -
son av nonsinatin a Goderich man.
Whin, will thine lads up be the lake,
both Grits an Tories, begin to real-
oize that they lose the elickshun on
the day that they nominate a feliah
the head av the band on Monday-
noight.
Want ting T musht do is to wi•oite
Mishter Bin Litt to go shlow on thin.
big ixpinditoors' he wus talkie about
in his spaiches. We are not all mil-
lionaires loike himself, an can't ;shtand.,
too heavy Luck is wid tis
an we shudden't shpoil it. Be ray -
son Mint foolishness av
..on av the ivirlas s
them Grits in bringin on the elick-
shun at the prisint tonne, whin theer
wus so inanity fellahs out. av wurruk„
we won • the day, but the nixt year
iviryting will be goin shtrong agin,.
if the new Government only. shtays
wid the ould - shlogan .to lave well:
enough alone.
Yis, the wurst av the overproduc-
shun tolnnes is over, an tings will soon,
be betther agin, widout*our turnip a
hand to change tings, so theer is nce
rayson at all, at all, for shpindin a
lot av stoney on unnicissary tings.
An '.besoides, if we shtart a lot av
relaif wtirrulc; we ' shall hey a, lot av
fellahs .shwarmin into the- counthry
lookin fer jawbs, an soon the unem-
ployment will be nurse than ivir.
It isn't wurruk. Our byes want,
but Governmint jawbs, an 'unless'
Mishter-Binnitt kin furnish thou wid`
them, he will be' out av luck next•
toime.
"Lave well enough, alone," is the
only throe Tory polishy.
Yours fer the 'new Governimint,
Timothy Hay. -
Exhausted - All Round. -
A case, in which an eminent nar-
y o o ee tat �e"s wud take avid the payple I wus rister was engaged came up for hear-.
ever hackneyed it may become by afraid mebby some av "the oulder in • late in the afternoon, and the
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frequent use, and whatever catchy folks moight not loike thins but i t barrister h T
• „ ut tasked the judge to allow ,it
}rune others neigh cortliose for the sanies I wus wrong, an that, large to stand over until the
following day:
isame words, that tune will always re -
1 main to the general public as tine undheishtood the e mentality av the e1- I have been speaking all day in an-
ectoi•s av Nort Huron betther thanother court" he
said, "and I am re. -
standard and :hest'-len:nem one. I del., If a' cattdydate had slt,priuig titer exhausted." His request was� Many beautiful h os carne #ronin such a shtunt fifty years ago he wild- granted. The clerk calling the next
!Ray Palmer's pen, and
. opinions have dent hey got wan Methodist air Bap- case, and immediately a young coun-
differed ;;really . as to whethers his List vote. ;,Ellis shows that tofines doel who a
l „ s ort s appearing in ,fh•e case re-
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these eyes have never' seen, !be citangint an us ould fellahs musht quested that it might be postponed:
for his translation of 13ernar's hymnilchange wid thin if ave want to l:ape "Why?" asked the. ud a coldl. >
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"Jesus, Thou joy' of loving hearts," {up wid the procishun. "May it please your Lordship,"the
ought to be, accorded second place in Sh akin av i ocishionns 1 ant sort °'
Pcounsel replied, P ,y p zed, I, too, ant in a state
the long list. ( Of the right of bis to tell ye that if it hadn't av been fer of exhaustion, for the reason that r
earliest hymn Iffy faith looks up
! to me ould back I wud ltev been. march- have been listening the whole day to•
!Thee to first place, there has neverfriend,__ om McLean, ibeen any question. Structurally and.
theologically and as a matter of
'coarse, it has a right to take its place
amongst those to whom a patent of
well-nigh perfection has been granted
by usage and popular opinion. '
Of Ray Palmer's other hymns the
writer of these articles gives it as his
personal opinion that those translated
from the Latin bast display that
hyn-inwriter's ability and spiritual
power. But popular opinion has ex-
pressed itself so favorably of his
hymns that of the thirty-eight or for- gg'' `` '` *<
ty he left with us, there docs not
appear to be one that has not made;
its way into some or others of the
hymnals most in use atthe present
time.
The Reverend Ray. Palmer, D.D.,
was born at Little Compton, Rhode
Island, U.S.A., in 1808. His 'father,
the Honorable Thomas Palmer was
a judge in his State, brit the son spent
the earlypart of his life in Boston,
Mass., where for some time he acted
as a c.ferk in a dry -goods Shop, At
that time the Rev. S. E. Dwight, a
notable preacher and pastor was in
charge of the Park Street Congrega-
tional Churich, and tinder' his powerful %/
influence tyre lad affiliated himself
with that sect, to welch he was loy--
ally attached all through his life.
But it was evident that he
was not
ctrl out for a purely mercantile life
and: he entered r an Academy in And-
over,
nd-
o �ver , to prepare for tnatr"rctiiatian at
Vale Universitywhence
he graduat-
ed in 1830. He became pastor of a
Coegt'egational Church at Bath,
Maine, and awhile occupying that pose
ti
on made a torte of l:~:urope in 1847,
tied not long abet his tetarn took
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