HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1927-09-22, Page 5Thursday, September 2znd, r927
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Fall Lines on Display at the
1SARD STORES
The Season's Smartest Models in
Dresses, Coats, Suits Sweaters
•_ and `lir Coats and so on alternating. As this is ,to.
� ® be a "fifty-fifty" review, get all the
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of the quarter: Samuel, Saul, David,
Solomon and Rehoboam, and assign
them in advance to five pupils, asking
each to speak in the class about the
civic and national lessons to be drawn
from the career of the. character as-
signed him. Second, you may divide
the following questions among the re-
maining members of the elass:
What have these lessons taught us
about the choice of rulers?
What have we learned this quarter
concerning defence against nattoaal
foes?
What 'are the teachings of these
lessons about taxation?
What should • be the relation be-
tween the church and the state? Il-
lustrate from the quarter's lessons.
Who in our modern nations an-
swer to the prophets of old?
How can a people guard against
immorality in their rulers?
What Flo our quarter's lessons show
about Gcd's providence in national af-
fairs.?
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'teacher will meet with each side to
matte sure that all the questions are
clear and fair. In therecitation the
'leader of one side will propound a
question to the other side, whose
members will consult and decide on
the answer, which will be given by
the leader of that side. If the answer
is correct, the teacher will score one
for the answering si'd,e,, If it is not
the right answer, or if the side fails
entirely to answer, the .side asking the
question will score one, Then the
second side will propose a question
to the first side, and so on alternately..
The side with the largest score is
Man From Bed
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"I had gas so bad I bad to get up
nights an account of the pressure on
my heart. 1 used ldlerika and have
been entirely relieved."—R. F. K•rue-
ger, • •
Even the FIRST. spoonful, .0f Ad
lerika relieves gas and often removes
astonishing amount of old waste mat-
ter from the system, Makes you en-
joy your meal's and'sleep better. No
matter what you have tried for your
stomach and bowels, Adlerika will
surprise you. McKibbon's Drug Store,.
victorious. •
5—A Symbol Review.
A week in advance the teacher will
ask the pupils to go over all the les-
sons and select some symbol for each
of them. Give the class a specimen
of what is desired„ such as a cinder.
Man of Sixty
Finds the Remedy
"Fruit-a-tives" Corrected
Bladder and Bowel Double
for the, lesson on Elijah's sacrifice on
Mt. Carmel, or a copy of the Bible
for Solomon's choice, of wisdom; but
What is the relation between rich -'
ask the class to try ;to find different
es and, national greatness? symbols for these lessons, Each is
When will a` ruler show his wis- to• work independently. The lessons
done? will be taken up id order in the class,.
tow will a ruler show his wisdom? the symbols for each` lesson will be
How ,may national divisions be taken up and explained, and the class
avoided? will vote an which is the most. suit -
3—A Fifty -Fifty Review. able symbol for each lesson.
Ask each member of the class to
write fifty words on each lesson of
the quarter, summing up its events
and its 'chief teaching. Have these
read in the class for each lesson,
voting on which is the best of each
set. If there is not time for all to
be read ,have` half the class read their
"fifties" on one lesson and the other
half read theirs on the next lesson,
■ - members to select quotations of fifty
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Dress and Coat Display
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Fs Mr. Hallingsworth, representing "Dorothy
Dare Dresses" will be here on Friday, 'Sept. 23rd.. Ili
fei with a display of these popular garments: An In-
` • vitatation is extended to all. COME EARLY. g
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words - or less on each lesson of the
quarter, andhave these also read. If
this would more than fill the time,
divide the lessons among 'the mem-
bers of the class and have each se-
lect one quotation for the lesson or
lessons assigned him.
4—A Question Tournament.
One of the liveliest and most prof-
itable forms of review is a question
tournament. For this review divide
the class intotwo sides a week in
advance, appointing two well -matched
leaders and having thein choose the
pupils, turn about. Each side will.
meet by itself during the week and
get up a set of questions on the les-
sons of the quarter, each question be -
Miss Marjorie Gibson left on Tues-
day to attend Stratford Normal.
Here anti There
Philadelphia -The silver ' cup for
the best display of poultry at the
Sesquicentennial Poultry Show wag
Avon by the Ilon. John S. Martin,
Ontario Minister of Agriculture.
A; newly ':constructed line of the
Canadian Pacific Railway between
Jnwin and Lloydminister in the
Province of Saskatchewan is now in
operation. This line 30.6 miles in
length will greatly assist the farm
era of the district in marketing their
grain."
Ripe plums are nosh!" being sent to
England, arriving there in primo
1 condition. The Ontario Department
' of Agriculture reports having made
a trial shipment with excellent re..
sults, as attested by word from the
other side. The plurals were picked
ripe and fully colored,
mcamixionisiverings
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MR. THOS. GRAHAM
Mr. Thomas Graham of Oshawa,. Ont..
has found the key to health. Writing
about it he says: "Just a line totell you
what good `Fruit-a-tives' has done me: I
:ani • 60 years old and tried all kinds of
medicines for bladder and bowel trouble
which used to keep me from work a
month at a time, until I started taking
`Fruit -a -dyes', ,Thanks' to `Fruit -a: tives'
I have worked steadily for four years
without a sick day. I have never felt
better than I do now."
"Fruit-a-tives" substitutes radiant health
for sickliness. It effectively overcomes
constipation, bladder and kidney t oubies
because itis the kind of remedy that
nature. meant us to use—the juices of
fresh, ripe fruits, intensified and combined
with strengthening tonics.
You have a right to that "Glad -to -be
alive" feeling. Give "Fruit -a -tines" a
chance to restore your health. 1f you are
constipated or worried with bladder
trouble begin taking "Fruit-a-tives" to -
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON
September 25th
Review: The Early rings of Israel
Golden Text:: Jehovah hath establish-
ed .His throne in the heavens; and
His kingdom ruleth over
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x—A 'Square. Review.
Give the pupils, a week in advance,
squares of paper, one apiece. Write
on one side of the square "Samuel,"
on another"Saul," on the third "Da -
Vita," 'atld on the fourth "Solomon."
Asir the pupils to go over the guar-
ter's lessons at home and write under
Cornmissicn
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each name, in brief forth, what he r"e-
gards,,as the chief lessons to be learn-
ed from his life. In the recitation
place before the class a large srlt9are
drawn on the blackboard or a big
Sheet of paper', and form a model list
by combining the lists of the pupils,
discussing the points as you proceed.
If you have a separate classroom, ar-
range the seats in ahollow 'Square.
2--,A patriotic Review.
The quarter's lessons have brought
up so many points bearing on patriot-
ism that a revie*tr may be arranged
with the sole purpose of grouping',
these teachings. You may handle the
review by characters and by topics.
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Improved highways ,nalce for . a better understanding on both sides
Hard , smooth roads, stretching in all the new speed laws, drivers must exercise
directions over Ontario, have helped rural every precaution. Watch the road
and town people to appreciate one an- warnings. Take no chances at intersec-
tions, problems.. Mutual understanding tons, railway crossings and curves, near
is taking the place of misunderstanding. schools, or when passing pedestrians.
Easy communication has brought con- See to your brakes. Your life or the livrs
munities closer together. It has widened of others may depend upon your control
personal 'and business acquaintance. It of your car.
has opened up new markets, has saved
time and effort. Rural Ontario does not Watch your .headlights. They must not
need to be isolated. glare. A glaring headlight is a positive
No one wants to return to the old days menace on :the highways. Simple in-
when it was impossible to drive to town structons, sent free by this Department,
because of bad roads, or when town show how headlightsshould beadjusted.
people could not visit the country, 'Obey the rules of the road. Be patient.
Use the highways. Hat use them sanely;. • BE COURTEOUS. Do not enforce
Avoid excessive speeds and careless driv- your righta"in traffic if . others are neon-
ing. With the faster movingtraffic under venienced or placed in danger.
Always have your Motor Vehicle Operator's
License with you
A common courtesy on Ontario's highways will help to bring country
and town stilt closer together for the well-being and prosperity of both.
Ontario Department of Highways
The }tart:. GEO. S. HENRY, Ministet
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Concert t
FairNight
n Wingham Town Hall
on the evening of
Friday, September
23
Qldi Tye Fiddlers' ss
' Contest
Prizes given as follows:
Olde
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Step
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Tyme Fiddlers over 5o years _-_- 3.00
Tyme Fiddlers under 5o years _ --- 3.00
Tyme Lady Fiddlers _..-...- --m-- .... - -m-- 3.00',
Dancers 3,,Q0
Contestants to choose- their own numbers.
Make this Concert the Biggest and Best.
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FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME UNDER THE
DIRECTION OR HUGH McDOUGALL
Songs in both English and Gaelic
Highland Dancing
Orchestra Music
N Pipe Music
Readings
SCOTTIE HUSTON, Comic Dancer
Come and enjoy a real Olde Tyme Concert
id All proceeds for the Agricultural Society
fit Reserved seats now 'en sale at McKibbon's Drug Store
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i after the Concert and on the first night of the Fair.
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