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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON 1' LESSbN VIII—FE13RUARY 24 "Christian Growth''—John '1: 40, 42; Matt. 16: 15-18; John 21: 15-19; '2' Pet 3: 18a.. , Golden Text.—Iiut grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: -2 Pet: 3 18a. THE . LE SSONNITS T I SETTING. Tiine and place.—Peter was called `'to be a disciple at 13ethabara,'on the lower Jordan, in February,': t•\.1).;27.' His confession of faith in Christ was spoken near Caesarea 1'hiliyapi; in the summer, of A:D,29, the third, year of Christ's ministry. His cornei•sion, with the risen Christ took place on the shore of the `Sea of• Galilee in Alaril, A.D. 30.. , PETER'S GROWTH Teter was the head of the baited of twelve apostles. Though a .hunt' ble: fisherman, he became a great. leader of the Christian eleueeh. It, is welt worth white to 'see how he made . this glorious growth, that we may ,proceed along the sante lines. His first. step was .gobig to Jests Christ. Oihe of the two that heard Jesus speak,.. --Among the laptist'•s <li chiles were two fishermen'from Gali- lee, one named. John, the• other named • Andrew. Jesus ' also hard corse dos n from Nazareth to hear John the Bap tist, and seeing Him, the inspired • prophet pointed Flint out ,to" "the I:.anvb. of God." : And followed Him; that is, Yeses, \Vas Andrew, Simon Peter's brother. -=Andrew nae a quiet tee- tI oIMMEINIMION NEW SPRING SIIITINGS Our Sample Made -to -Measure Spring Sttitings are now in. They are the best values for the money we have. had. ...Suits from $22.5o upto $B5.00, made up with best of trimming and tailored to your satisfaction, We have a number of winter Overcoats left which we will self at greatly reduced prices. It will pay you to invest before theyall go. .We are giving io% reduction in price on Underwear, Sweat- ers, ... Wind -breakers, ,.Rubbers and Over Shoes. Buy your Sugar now. HIG.HEST PRICES FOR EGGS The team leaves Tuesday and Fridays with cream for the Go- C','erative Company. AVE'''$ STORE WRO E ER. Thursday, ' February 21 et, 1929 malastaxammoacarmemanei faithful pian, who became One .of th twelve apostles. He findeth first hie •own b'rothe Siruon.—The "first"timplies that th Baptist's other disciple, found his brother, but later, This disciple. w:a doubtless John; the beloved(diseiple who .aaever mentions .himself in his Gospel, His brother was James, who became the first martyr among the twelee apostles, And saith unto him We have found the Messiah '(which is, being interpreted, Christ).—John was writing to 'Greeks, who would understand the Greek word, Christ, and not the HebreW word, .Messiah; both mean 'the Anointed One." He :xbrongh.t him .unto : Tests.— F3ringing Peter to Jesirs was the greatest thing Andrew ever ;did. Je- sus looked anon him. -=The Greek im- plies a fixed, penetrating gaze, pierce i.ng to his very soul:.' And• said, Thou art Simon, the son of John; thou shalt be called'.Cepbas (which by interpretation, Peter); -Christ says to every ':roan Thou art.'' And• some- 'times he says it with a soh in His voice, For Christ has in view what tltoe inrghtest have been, and knows the height frcim which thou'hast fall- en. He seith -unto 'them, But n'ho say ye that I 'am? -.Our .Lord hacl asked the disciples, What , opinion of Him- self leen were expressing, and they had answered that some believed. Him to be the murdered John the Baptist returned from the grave, while .others held Him to be the pro.- 1:,liet Elijah come back to earth, or Jereniialr, or •soiree other• of the an, cicn.t prophets. And Sinion Peter answered and said, "1.1o0 acre the Christ,. the Son of the airing God; -Speaking after the manner of men, Christ's heart meet.haive stood still for reply. And it carne instantly, emphatically, and decisively front the lips of Peter, el - ways, the spokesman for the rest. And Tesus answered and said unto irin h13le se thouSimon , Ssed art t 10 S o Bar- 3onah.—"liar"' means "son of." In the passage from John jest studied, Peter's father's name is given' as John. 'For flesh and blood hath not revealed it tanto thee, but lay' lather who is in Heaven.—Thos Peter had riser; to a more than human 'insight into divine 'things and thus we are taught that an understanding of Christ's nature and work comes. not:from man's rea- soning, but front a revelation of God's Spirit. If doubts assail us, we may need to stucdy:mare, we certainly need to pray more. And 1 also say unto thee, that thou art I'etcr (a rock), and upon this rock . I will build my church.—The' truth is wt•cll 'expressed by the ,great Origen: 'If any one tluis,confess, when flesh and blood have not ret; vealed it unto him, but our, Father in Heaven, he, too, shall obtain the promised blessings;'as the letter' of the Gospel' saitli indeed to the great St: Peter, but as its spirit teacheth to every :nail who hath become like' What t1'1at great Peter was." • And the gates of .Hades shall mit prevail against it,—Hades, meaning the Un- seen Land, signifies death. .`Gates" signifies the entire realm civ govern- relent of 11Tades, as 4n ancient unties court was :held et 'city gates: The church . of Christ, built o1) human faith in Christ, the One Fouirdation, is inrlestructiblc it wsrill,abide.in grail deur• and beauty forever. So, when' they had broken their. Fast, Jesus saith to Simon Peter, Si 111011, son of John, : lovest thou ine' inure .than these?—.Peter had boasted of his,dcvotion, and had failed shame- fully; now Christ asks him Whether ire still thinks that lze,'loves..Hinm 11000 than the. ether disciples 'do. The question seeks to discover whether the over -confident disciple has be - 0(1)1e more modest. He Saltll unto 1 -Brig;. Yea, Lord Thou knowest that f love thee.---1'eter no longer profes- seg at love surpassing that of others, btrt the is sure that he does 'love Jc sus.- Tae saith unto him, Feed hay la.n'lbe.-A. new commission foe Peter, ars a token of Cli fist's Forg'rveitess; .ale i, to'b'e a hepllertl rather than a fish- , cr. He had teamed his weakness, ho(' twee tetue'ht by his shame, had. fitly repented and could now; more !than even before, be trusted with ('1n ist's work• Ho saitli to 111111 again .a 'second: Y rtnnr+..--.1: ci.cr way naturally impatient and irritable; Christ' would hel his growth ler patience triol eself•ciotrol. Siancin, Sae of John, •lovest thou ane? -.--Our Lad diem, the eevere remind - et "more ..than. these"; Peter. had shown iter teede11Cy to lapse into brag- gadocio. Il;e saith unto .Taint, Yea, t,crt•d„ thou knowest that T rove Thee, Stilt Christ eeee the; 'exalted word xtn• "love" x111(1 Peter the lowlier word. 1rTc saith mite) him, Tend nee shwa). The lambs, which can ge aro Litistitn'ee, e C s • Steel Cars Now for Freight Service teel is 'replacing wood in freight service and seventy- five hundred of the new freight cars now on order for the Canadian Pacific will set new standard in. grain and general freight service, These cars are not in replacement but m addition to the wood cars already in use, and will furnish a greater margin of safety, more speed and longer service while elimin:e rating leakage. They will 'have a capacity of 2,000 bushels of wheat and -will . considerably speed up the movement of grain: Rivetting of alljoints and connections will reduce to a minimum possibility of loss of grain and the ear itself will be ; more solid and will pos- sess greater rigidity. The roof of the ear will be steel as will also the }whole structure, but the sides will be wood Lined inside. Additional safety 'will 'be .provided by a new type of truck having a east steel frame. These truck side frames which represent a• new standard of Cana - dian. Pacific equipment; are one integral casting, Elimination of parts in the ear proper is another noteworthy feature. Dimensions of the ear are 40 feet 9 inches in length, 8 feet 7 inches high, and 8 feet, 1% inches wide. They will have 5 foot side doors and a capacity of 120,000 pounds. The new cars 'represent an important advance in railway freight transportation en this continent and they have been developed more directly to keep pace with the development of the west. In recent years crop acreage has increased'. Car loadings have increased in like measure. Improved harvesti:te machinery has speeded up delivery to: the rails and necessitated still more efficient handling ' on the part of. the railway companies. .• Delivery of the new ears will be made in ample time for the harvest of 1929 and the Canadian Pacific may be expected to again break the record of crop handling. scarcely require guidance, their chief Mr.'Smith, our new bank manager,- 10th CON. }IOWICK need is food. The sheep requrreth and family y are getting settled in the both," Peter has received pronto house lately occupied by the late Mr, lir. and MJrs. Win. Craig spent Sun- tion. • 'Van Dickson. We welcome them to day with Mr, and Mrs. \Vm. Hawks - He' saith unto him the third time, town. Loirest thou tire?—'Phis tine Our The Township Council held a spec- Mr. 'Thos, Stecmg and ,Verde., spent Lorca adopts Peter's lowlier form of -ial meeting in the Hall Monday af- the week;•eud with fri.1111' at Mount the word "Iove" and seems to doubt tc•rnoen to pass a by-law for street Forest, and cuestion even this; that iswhy lighting, Mfr. and Alas. R. l'eter was. grieved because He said The hockey match between Ford- spent Saturday aftern be.e. ' T. Donaldson rota with Mr. S. unto .hitt the third tune, :Lowest thou with and Wroxeter lase week at Donaldson, who ie not imprc;ving me?- And he saidunto keine Lord, Wroxeter rink resuIted in a tie 4-4. 'luucir. Thou knowest all things;. Thou kiro\w-' The Continuation School intend est that I love thee. ---"Thou knowest putting 00 a concert in the Ball 071 everything; Thou; perceivest that I February 27th. __ love Thee."Jestti saith onto Miro, The social evening he connection •A fewfarts accompanied the local Feed my sheep.— With : this cau,fir- with the I:. C). 1.. which : was to be hockey dant to Gerrie \lontlty nd;;l,;:, nation of Peter's commission Christ held on ,Monday cumin;; was post 01i1 ti they defeated Corrie: 3-2. It. closes- what may be called the apost- ported. on account of the serious ill \\ 1s a good 1 tet 1anle, 1'r,rdwich were 1 le's final examination in His school. ness of a member of the lodge, Mr.'without the services of a suUstittttc Verily, verily, I say onto thee. John Wray. the teaiai The doubted "verily" ("amen") al- Air•.'Iteoss 1'upe is taking over the playing \1 1 1Ur11 a 1.1:1i1.1. ftare corn` Gorrie tried hardgame d to ways marks a statement on \w1111.h mail route from ,Mr. S. J. Burke, 'win this game and getback Christ would lay . special aemphasis. The February meeting nI the \Vo- I 1, in the \'Mien thou wast young, thou girdcst men's Institute will be held at the atoning with the e sisal` o[ 1Zc:1n- tJu and Fritz i1/ of the• 1 i cos, t I Junior thyself, and walkest whither thou haeme of Mrs. \\•"..S. IleKercher an team: 13+11 Dorsi. 11 u . t 1 \w'rcrxeter hancl- woulclest.—Peter was no ioiucer, Thursday afternoon; February 28th. led t1io bell, young, nor yet was he an old . man, There will be a debate "Resolved that but probably in the prime of life, the dress of 50 years ago is more "to'' But when thou shalt be old, thou be 111511ecl than the inod:ern dress," GLENANNAN shalt stretch forth thy hands.—As in which :Four members will tale part. an amadfor help, an appeal acle The roll call will be answered by an Mr. David'lirecn of Grand Rapid., in vain, And another shall gird thee. exchange of valentines. —Peter was to be bound with ropes or chains as a criminal. "Che stretch - i11;; forth of the hands is supposed BELMORE by some to foretell D'eter's death on the cross. Now this he spoke, signifying by served by •the Presbyterian anti 'leen-, \1.r. Robert Metcalfe, who has spent whet marth iner 01 death he should itecl congregations ations in the Linsee the past couple of months \\•ith scala- glorify lorifGoriWe have historical Ch'nrch, Friday afternoon, Mrs. Rev. tires here, has returned to his home y — proof that 'Peter was crucified at Taylor lad the meetingwhile others in the West. Ron1c,' tinct at his .insistence he was assisted, • Mrs Thos. :'\brain gave a Miss Hazed Mendell of Pluevale is placed on the cross head downward,splendid atdclrcss, taking for her sub- x 0111111, her cousin, Miss rine Alan as :1teregarded,, it loo honorable for jeer, ``The Council of Jerusalcaih, dell: 'are. W,n Mundell. 'ad r • 1 11-:I'r, and l.iu't'tc1� assume the earn`-positipn a:, M l , 11 a wvcll p 1.l ai tt 1.l . i4�Crs. Webster \Vi1litts 11 Saviour. And when he had srole- cd Taper on "Home Missions." ,•\.' spent a day recently at the home of a 1 011 this He sant unto him, Follow solo by i\h•s;: ,AVrn:. •111 -Win, wvas well • Mfr. anti bits bV. II, Al tishal'l. 2111..•-1-fows nobly the restored apostle rendered. f \lies 1 (111,1 f,inctrlrr. star•n1 tate wcerk Those who were able to attend en with Carrick friends. the February nle.ctin0 of the \Voint 11'', Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Mundell and Institute, Wednesday afternoon, at family sport Tuesday evening at the, the home of 11rs. John \1uheyi err- home of Alr: and Mrs. Reuben Stokes. j„yecl every inhume \l13,•Thos. Ab -.1 Mrs. 'Thomas 1-1x111,11 spent a 1,iti• tont and lefr•s.,Lincoln acting as host -,pie of days visiting. her sister, Mrs, TH ECHRIST.TAN'S GROWTH, eeee' andset.eit, lunch, After flue Lamb, Wit-K.:han1. 1)1.1...M ss hart' of the meeting 101 1Ir, and hire 'c 1, , 1 t 1, til <n •,\l lrlehy at- eteuee kitty Singing, .i11rs. Wm. i\fon-: tended the ; i mieral of the iatier'e trlutw•lccd; ot` inter Lord and. Saviour' eic 11 ttlok the kttU'cct "1)ar C'.1. tuitrc'a ttr;tndnt1. Misr A[rs. T;tntr; 'Martel, Jesus ('grist, W. have hc'e n :stuely1111, J ri l.esource„s. \Ire. \Vat. liwcili Sat e, Thursday last: the steps ,Peter", ,,1211 j rowvtll, 211 1 "Go , in thio smitcnct -Crum his penwe,cc 1 tttly down the ,tr can1; of Thee, r recttatttun by 1\r-1eflrav ai : w alin•• : 'REPORT. than thin' atpostle' krirnstilf unrlerstoocl true eoet) si, tire• trrizc beim; raprtrrc,d the course and aim of his si,iritual by ld't�, C.iazcelit. \rt hid•tiihi,: still- fy. S, No. I. \tJGcvaneslt progress:, and :taught then) to his con- - • 1111 match .took' t,larr:, arid. sere u'c1'..., 1I Itnr•att---Villetta C'hrnnncy FORDWICH GORI .IE °1'lle largest crowd in ` the history of the Howick Mutual Fite Insurance Company attended thefifty-si,z;th, an- nual meeting in, the township hall at Gorrie on Tuesday afternoon, Quite, a number were 'unable to gain admis- sion to the hall. The company has had a'very.successful year and is in a prosperous condition. Much inter- est was taken in the election of of-, ficers for 1929 which resulted in Alex. McKercher, whose term had expired, being 're-elected and Robert Graham of Gorrie being elected for a three year term, James Wylie of Turnber- i•y leas elected for two yeer term to fill the vacancy created by the death of James Kirton. .The following will be the 1929 board of directors: J. A. Bryans, Alex. McKercher, • 11x. H. Gregg, H. W. Edgar, Robert Grahani and James Wylie. At a subsequent meeting ofthe directors J. A. Bryans was elected president, Alex. McKer- cher, vice-president, and W. S. Mc- Kercher, vice-president. A. A. Gra- ham and Howard Wylie were, reap- pointed auditors. William J.., 1'ykc will hold an auc- tion sale of farm stock on Feb. 22. John Darroch of Lakelet will 'be auc ttonecr•. Richard Jagkson of the eleventh concession Howick has taken 001 an' auctioneer's license. Mr. and _Mrs. Nelson Underwood and daughter Jean, spent ".Tuesday af- ternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. E. Foster. Wroxeter defeated Gorrie in Gorrie an Monday evening. They over whelmedtGorrie in the first two per- iods, the score at the end of the sec- ond period being 6-1. The Gorrie team had the better of the last period scoring three goals. to Wroxeter's,one. Pope, in the Wroxeter nets, was in good formand made some difficult saves. The final score was 7=4. 'Ice Bow Cookies 1 cup butter ; 2 cups sugar; 33/ cups Purity flour; 2 eggs; 2 Ne - s oons baking powder; itavoring; 1 cup nuts and raisins chopped (optional) Make the dough in a toll and keep it overnight in the ice boxx or AS C0o1 place. Slice phial, anti bake in 5. quiets; Dues., gest for all Baking Send 30c fer 700 Recipe Cook Book Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited, Toronto. ars russuussuaussassuasammausaussaunosnasse Butch Edgar of Wroxeter was ref- eree. The Maitland League standing is as follows: W. 1,. 11. A. Pte. I'nrdtvich ..... 3 1 16 11 f• Wroxeter , 2 2 15 22 4 Gorrie 1 3 14 22 2. M:Ir. Chaff, Dottie of Mitchell,' spent a couple of days last 'week with hie mother, here. Miss Faust, R. N., of Palmerston,. visited with Mrs. R. F. James last; Friday and Saturday. Mrs. 31'. Guerin deft on Monday for, 'Tee -Onto ivherc she expects to remain. for some. time. ilr, E. Carson is in Toronto. at tending the Hardware Convention, Mrs, Wilford Gamble and children' c I Waldemar are 'visiting at the horrre of Mrs. Gamble's father, Mr. T. 0. Johnston. The W. A. of St. Stephen, Church will hold their regular meeting at the 'home of Mrs. I Wade, on Thursday of this week. Michigan, renewed old acgtiaintathcc- elrips on the tenth one day last week, Mr, anti Mrs, Reuben Stokes and family spent Thursday visiting at the horn` of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Inglis, The day of prayer was fittingly ob- Carrick. followed his Lord were can see in the Acts, it was 'P'eter's ,sermon after the' descent of the Spirit at Petite- co -l: that .brought three' thousand scittls into the church.. Batt grow ye in the grace and .t • oX T ER The world's international day of prayer was observed IV{ ilt .1111111 on prayer service held in the Ilen12d Church :Friday after'ni'catt at 3 o'clock, With tt dar ri ..rt � rte Ede rte rl�tt ,t'. We cure pleased ccs see Mrs. Fi:aher able to be 'ar'ottnct again after being confirrgd to net' home for the past 1001 weeks. ;3bax,..n arc: mit up on our''spelling like We Wince was, Mfrs. Brewster was the guest of Mrs. Jolie 'Gowdy, Salem, for a , few days last week. • Alis, Clara' Metcalfe will leave for Toronto Monday, to be present at the Mtillinery capeeiegs, • Fitch attended the C;oldee Wedding of .her parents last week. A T3onsprel is .planned for Thursday etc talon. jr, IV—Mildred Mason 734, 11-[as. nrRZnbinson 5iir/r. McI',urtwy". Jl' TITe -i\fa rearet' Robieeorr, Lavine Jr, 11 --;Kenneth rix:111 mason. Sr. 4—Alfred 1:fason, Dona Arm- strongV, Lloyd lihxson'>. -Jr. '1.• -Roy Robinson, Mary Brophy I'lrose; marked wvith 'a' were absent frit' 0110 or nllare mettm.irl'.ztiort. No, on roll 11. 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