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, I . I __�__ __-.1.1 f Odr, lived ift a City just Close . I . .bid U60 fact 60' 0�.I;IiWo$ "it, N h_ ' I "I"',
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� �'�' ' 'r - I / r r r I people out. of all m misery". . , , ranger," Ha el .1y, , to
.1 at he May save MY "You're almost a St it has aW been bubbling inside me for ry.,
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r ,., r 1, . I . I I 11 'Y . -to 60c. a b6xi 6 for $2,50, trial size 256. . I . ? what you think- MY little heartache . 1. t I V'!"
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r � . I I crated: oil and with a kiss of saltita, k 4 r I in"O, r ,, � �i,;��',
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�!' �, '' t' . . I I � . In obedience to ,the Divi I have food bauled , 4 r,
I 1, .1 � Lon Life - - I � ti6 announced to him. i4that he was. , 0 rr , U now You'll be well repald- I illl.:,;
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, 1. � I n I . - t, mand Saul su _ , � ' , Uazel reflected, " TA - �: . ,,v . 1;
� � . t Mmoned the people and t .y Aj�d $6 er lidnga,l
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r . � Some must be gr r - While the exterminatibnr was "treat, it, ... . guy, �. rm afrald rl) 'be a lot of bod,11-1 I
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I '. � I OrLampS I him into life, arid r r - I r ished. The click d the alos! I r dep d-,' r .,--,,I , r I
.1 r L I I :Hydr are Factory inspected and the niche he was ordained to. fill.' and of ,the, fatlin�g§, and rthe lambs I I shift team that IAueL � ea ed � on I �': �::t "',
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�. I I . r 11 I I . r, � . I � . I I I.. gi utterly destroy them; but everything, 4 � � out into the corridor. L I I . I � 4�
1 1 1 - I I i . I . I when he had turned his backr . . . I I .. Ae and drafts for over three thousand p* . � I ll
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111 I 'r . -1l . I I I � I ' gdve him destroyed utterly." Saul's motive no I r . mrs on her person. -Wondered ff I
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I . ` I I 13UY TEIE BEST I Look for this er . ' those two were r. . I AM :a"'A.Went b&& tp' r �turdj Indepeiad- , ,1
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1 1� 11 �. f* �: � t � I . � �... .. I.. .. .. 11 � I cast and the lot fell on at tile head'of his army marched I Iningled With otber ..emortionsl was a teuw and wagou forlheir mutuml usat I �
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,, � .1 W114GHAM UTILITIES Though acknowledged. by the - "You're Almost a Stranger," I -laze] Re- 11RO ever 16o For Vesta Loriluor 11 am I �
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't , ; I � � . . � .1 I COMMISSION . .. � People he did not at once enter upon nte,it to commemorate his. signal vic- markqd, After the,First Or-eetings. Nvas beautiful beyond moist women; Filbe had expected 'to be I I � I
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�i .1 � I I tory arid.then pa�sed on to Gilial. " I d hobad but given Simple evidence lonely� But she was not. per3agio :
I I I . . . . I I He was busy ploughing when �
I I . . I Phone r56., (farm. . where he was met by Samuel, Great Your outing must have been pleasant, an S , the pv* . I
: : , I . � I . . I I I . I P 11 . . cached him that the Ammon- of the bigness of her soul, With 6at would cmig later. yor � I �
1 ,, I . � I I ;. . I I . , tidings r 1. was �the shock -which this meeting to horld you so long." sbanied tearts creeping'to her eyes, Ha- ent It owelued agi It #4e b%A tew*bt I
1: . I I � � . I I L I - ., - 14�1 ites had� itivaded the, land ruid were . ,
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I IS5 zel wondered Ifahe could love even Bill' the end of somethingi, 449 If Sho:."Rij" I
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_�_,! , � . NT greeted Samuel show him to have, Vest returned, "if I'didn't have to be nd had grateftll,7 40MG tO
I., I I I hour had come for,him a been - well pleased ,with himselE in touch with my inarket. I could live so.intensely that she would drive an- very tired, a
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,� . I � I I . . 11 M , . I I I cut them in. pieces and'-,�`sent , them� p6rformed the s blinded him' . months in the year, But one can't get But onei thing stood out clear abbve forest.foll away In vast undulafAfts. I � ,
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1-1 � �, 11 I ,� . .. -.10 � I I � throughout all the borders of Israel Lord." His sadices to people to dome several hundred miles ti I iat painful meeting, Sbe was done tO R PQn9@ Of BnOw-cAPTed MOUAtalM ' I I
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L I 11 1� . after Saul and after Samuel, so shall - quire,a living Income while MY Tog ce quoted came bmt&-
.1 �,�, .1 I I V l: - FO � . , i _* S oxen." The. spirit he was blamed. SamuePs ears were lasts." . I I I seemed to Surround her since Bill !hSt Bill had On I . L: I "I I
I � . I o " it be ,doi to hi quick and proof Was not wanting that Ily went away. Slowly but steadily. it to'hell: . � � , I
I 1. I I . I 1: i � which Saul displayed in this emer- God's command ,had been 'performed ou!re rather a wilderness i6ver, een forced upon her that much Oh, to ftd the wiza graw Wong - � � I I
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I � . �, 11 � I . convinced the. people that the � aren't youT, Hazel. commented. I : ..�,
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� , - I I I . Lord was with tile new this bleating of ,the sheep in mine dox9t think you'd love it as dearl . I �fto4ld horbr Itimro, the W&Y ' It , , I I I
I � . I I I , 11 . - I � . essftrzy, was of littlo-'Welght In the bel. i
l I 11 � the dread of. the Lord fell on the. peo xen you II . . I d vis"M 01 aw tavrik. � . I I
11 . . - ears, and the lowing of the O' were buried alive In, It. .
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I "..., � I ple, and they - came out as one man." which I hear?" Then it -Was Saul!S "That would all depend on the ciril . . .
� 11 . � I The Anambrates were totally. defeated longed for hini, for his chieery voice, She blilaked. The town ft SOMW
I ''I . _- I , . sedf--control slipped from his kingly cumstances,"Vests. replied. "6ne es- X 11 �
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� � , I , :.. � and.'Saul was firmly established �On shoulders., He began to vindicate his th , d 11�10�, 04 him, his � q I L
I � L, : � � � Then .coinhimced a great I � I his capes many disheartening things. in a � ki ly ,;Vests wbadh she had played a puppet I I
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� I t I . I I I I � , � war Of independcl I people and at the same time justify- im,itive, The Continual grind of Lorimer wasright to term her a Stiff- Rut she WEN home ag'A IL: ,,on I M 1 �
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� , . I I I - I I I I � I ,� . (5f all their enemies. These years . ' "They havE! Pr necked, selfish. fooL, . But If I all 'folk j4�adnoss of.it endured strong one 11 ',
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L I 1. , 1. ON arfare,mark the deterioration of -ifice unto the 9 to carry he'r throuffb wbateva b 11 1,
I I � L� -1 I . . r_" I 11 I J. WALTON McKI I I i of w I ling man i . n . brought them to sacr were saturated witli the 'essence of I''
. 1 5a i's character. . As 4 To at remark terribly wearlsome. I'm always glad
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1, , I � Lord thy God." �With th wisdom-WeU, there was but one thing days migbit come to her there 916ft
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. :�,, _�'11 I I I . . I the beginning of his career, he was Saul turned, as though he would en o woods, and Sorry- whien I fte, would gladly have Cooked, h4ft I it,
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i� ". . . I . . -restrained but in later the interview but Samuel said, "Stay, have to lea.70., But I SUPPO U to face gayly a land supper In tbe kitchen dro*4'. OR$ I .
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,Ll: I . I * . . A � � ��___7 1 � . I years lie. becarnet impatient and rash. and Lwill tell thee what. th� Lord Ly in one's point of VIOW' - I 4%id down to ileep under,her owl% go, , _' . Lj'�
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON we hear Thy'Wice, alid obey it with' direct command of Jehovah. tfiensaVl, some.�rery direct words to i* f� truth U� pAct sho Would pay, and VDY with a 14d pr6ig " , , 11
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I I ,, � I � 11 I � all diligence ,�nd love. We_ have done i -Sam. 15:IS- . him, words intended to sink.into and M otatement tbat'this " e Goij,d row grace but lat4y learged, in. teed the Laueto to vetd., the, migm . _ �,
I , , W.P"M" I I the things we ought ,not to have ... done L and Rejection. I I wound his self -complacent spirit. He � _. ��V:
I .� . ,. . . I d , ban created trouble between jou aud- She lay down on the lounge age . I ''.1 � ,�., .
. I PRAYER we have ,left undone the things we He had now been lcing'for a perio, The old pains were back, And 4-8 she . 1. .
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17 � . Almighty God, do thou d he .was very humble, hiding .himself 4
I our heads and. rend our hearts, ,axid caine to him-ai d said "Now go ant 01 dare say ItIo quite an Im ertineat I . : I
I : that thou- hast, thyself appointed the . IT dashed across bar ipind, A Posolbil- 11 � I I � I i i�
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11 ' ry God bemerciful unto us sinners. sinite. Arnalek, � � ,, honor and responsibility, but now'he . Ity 9 so. She hurried to'dregg, won- . 1-f ii ��,�;
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'1�1 . 'ifiat -there , is, nothing that thou dost ,A . I I ced, on , a! t I should 111te to eon- dering why It bad not,' . � ! I . .
, 1 4 - men., . that they, have, and spare them not. h d forgotten that day.and had done your righte to tell me It's none beft� Occurred � !;� ": ,��i
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." I uot - know atid-if we be.obedient unto�]S. S.�LESSON FOR MAR. 9th 1924. The doon hat Amalek grievous evil in the si I to her, and, Phoning ta tAod, rolled : !
I'll .1 there is hothinz that ,thou.' - ill Lesson Title -The reign of -Saul. Arnald< was because of,w - : (Verseg"17-19.) Saul still upheld his found some of these petty tattlert5l. I I I i �I: :1�
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t L- I I I I ========= — I I I � � , � . sisted in laying the blame Of sparing yet ry, himrd tongues wagging. 1 An hour or so t 9 9 I . -
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I I 1'.01 ! 002mimmusEEMBEfflame . 11 . . the people and even w Mr. Wagstaff against Fauf" I i
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, , I I I I � I., the means� but Samuel -not oril ; -bris,-- Frank knew," she I .1 gp�l I �, ;
I � ''I . I . I demned the act of the peop] , but ness of it took ber by sul 111 ,,� , I I .
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''L, ,� I I . I I . fts ,�, �Lngels-"Ble�s the Lord, ye"his an- I . Home Again. .. . '. I I ,.,
. �, I I ,� I "I - L . � � . . gels thattexcel in strength, that -do a club Instead of his asts it would have Twelve months works many a A r, . I I . ''�,�
.. . I I �� I [M R . � $ b their deserts. I Suppose the change on a changing frontier. Hazel d� I I . I . � I I �,;'!
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'"', I I Nothing is ..so displeasing to 'God "It did." Hazel admitted grudgingly. r ridg- I Walked Ammy Through the ',�,Il`.�� `% I . I . � 1,
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I � . I � 11 I I a _dience; setting up our wilk "It did more than upset me." . . 11 . , :
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� .. .. � I 0 =.%" ="a'aft I had better treatment at your hftnds*. Oar at'Granville and detrain within a 0 0 0 0 * I � . 11, I :
I I I .. anelboclymoun"c TonChem duty of the Ifor(L - C & Rev. W. M, Miller, American. Pres- I I , I �,:
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: � I 11 . . ,� I r, CTI 4 = =nd =aIrproduM . I . byterlan missionary in Meshcd, Per . - not only because he loves you, but be" hundred miles of the ancient trading Septembar arA October KE . 1. :
I r retail package do ivory, won, troope . . . "
I ,� I I I aundry.hardwalretizidag000ries. lu tmaspomitr. f tile, few men who post-wilth a fast river boat to cuTy past, abd so they marelied ,tho wl I , "
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. 1. �,1:11 . - . I achieved. unparalled I I . -e about Christianity." We talk.. Low and brovm, and carpeted I '', I
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.1 11 I I �, I 1710 � One -Ton Truck has . the Koran and,see where the promise please get rid Of them elsewhere. I teas, strangers to paint as ret. On -slutumn 'W104. only, the Spruce and � � .1 ���. , , ." , 1,
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I . I . r4a%� the girl interrupted recklessly, urdy begInnins of a fu- ened stoadll,y, .The nights gt;�rw'longv , , ., 1
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I 11 I., - 4,U I did I wouldn't be here. I'd lilde ture greatness. And as she left the .Rnd bitter with frost. Snovv tell, blank- � L"
11 I I I . Ali U f" 6017farcraig, almost ev&7 cwodvsblo., daT4..liCj=@i4,. I that Jesus Christ ,was the,Saviour of � It, "",
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L I I I . I ,� no. prophet. "But why," 40 � jailks toward a hotel, ter a L 1. I I .1.,�,
.. I I . I i 1. I —, I cjL; t. r1a hot g1fted withyour blind Stapped out ot a store, I . . �
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� : , I I ty" of which am sho" and .if Isl s fls how could it of yours loves You, ,and If YOU Care It often while she worked, Hazollm eyoo . L 1 1', �
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