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ROOL PAXR all Bone, NO. 8 East Wawanosh,
a Os 2, oi,man Coultes, No, 9
0. East N1/4rawariosh; IVIary May-
ethoie No, 13 East VIrawanosb; Zora
No, 8 East Wawanoah; 'Mary
Ye -C Stewart, No. 17 East
1,t0eleetel, caamaey w.4rtteor",) • 'N
East Wawanosh; Eileen McCallum,
No. 8 East Wawanosh,
Any Pet -Cleland Bone, No, 8
East WawarlOshi Mary Hunter, No.
7 East Wawauosh; Zora Bolt, No. 8
East Wawanosh; Clark Johnson, No.
8 East Wawanosh; Francis Jackson,
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•Canologton, •NO• '7 East Wawaanoshe
• niesh; Videtta eliaiuney, NCI. 7 East
argavet Erwin NP. EaSt W4Wa-
'W.a.WanOsh.
B.P.Ree-Eileen McCallum, No. 5 Morris; Jno. Clark N. 3 Morris.
'Nos 8- East, 'Wawanoah; Burl Cunning- 'Tnrnips-Harvey Cook; No. 13;
'ham,
N. 8 East Wawanosh; Harry Clarence Yuill, No, 3;Robena Young,
StapletonNo, 8 East Wawanosh; N. ee; H. Irwin, No, xi; Jas McCrae
Videtta Chatnney, No. 7 East Wawa- No. , xe; Beryl Cunningham, No. 8
nosh; Blanch Cunningham; No. 8 Handkerchiefs -- Marion McCauley,
East Wawariosh; Cleland Bone, No, No, 3 Morris; Beryl Cunningham, N.
,8 East Wawanosh, No. 8 East Wawanosh; Florence
Pen of three B.P.R..--I-TarrygStaple- Blair, No. 13 East Wawanosh; Mae
tOn, No. 8 East Wawanosh; Videtta Coulter, No, e Morris; Alberta Shield
Charnney, No, 7 East Wawanosh; No. 9 East Wawanosh,
Chas Scott, No. 13 East Wawanosh; Doll's Kimona-Marion McCauley,
Eileen McCallrina, No. 8 East Wawa- No. 3 Morris; Beryl Cunniagharn, No.
nosh; J'as Henry, No, 13 East Wawa- 8 East Wa-wanosh; Mae Coulter, No.
Vosli; Norman Coultee, No. 9 East 7 3.[orris.
Wawanosh. Best elressed doll -Mae Coulter,
Pen o.f two, B.P,R., home flock-- No. 7 Morris; Jean Higgins, No. 7
Mary Ctuntina•ton, No, 7 East Wawa- Morris.
nosh Goldienosh; Geo Mitchell, No. 5 Jar Tomatoes -Agnes Coultas, No.
Morris; Alex Robertson, No, 11 East 9 East Wawanosh; Jack Clark, No.3
Wawanosh; Goldie, Wheeler, No. 17 Morris; Alberta McMurray, No. 4
East Wawa.nosh; Burl Cunningham, Morris; Isabella Campbell, No. e
No, 8 East Wawanosh; Harry Staple- Morris; Jessie Campbell, No. 7 Mor -
"ton, No. 8 East 'Wawanosh. ris; Latta Hawkins, No. 3 Morris.
White_Legliorns-Rutle Cole, No. Homemade Bread- Lizzie Coultas;
/7 East Wawanosh: Annie McDonaldNo, Morris; Jessie Campbell, No.
No. 8 East Wawanosli; Sta.riley Black
No, 13 East Wawanosh; Wm Black,
No, e3 East, Wawaanosh; Art Scott,
No, 13 East Wawanosh.
White Wyandottes-Bruce Cham-
neY NQ. 8 East Wawanosh,y Harry
,
Jackson, No, 5 Morris; Norinan
Coultea, No. 9 East'Wawanosh,
Rhode ISland Reds -Clarence Yuill,
, No, 3 Morris.
Black Minorcas.e-Eileen McCallum,
No.' 8 East Wawa -nosh; Jim McCall -
.13•1111' PmWawanosh; aWanosh; Clark
8 East Wawanosh.
. Broveit Legliorns-Bruce Chamney, n
No. 8 Easi Wawanosh; Ross Robin -
7 Mors; Isabella Campbell, No. 7
-Morris; May Wightman, No. .13 East
Wawanosh; Agnes • Coultas, No. 9
East Wawanosh; MervYn McCauley,
No. 3 Morris. :
Apple Pie-Aga.tha, Coultas, No. 9
East Wawanosh; Agnes Coultas, No,
9 East Wawanosh; May Wightman,
No. 13 East Wawanosh; Marion Mc-
Cauley, No. 3 Morris; Robena Young
No. II East Wa-wanosh; Hazel Mc-
Gregor, No, 13 East Wawanosh.
School Lunch -Clark Johnston, No.
8 East Wawanosh; ,Alberta Mcl\fur-
ray, No. 5 Morris' Annie McDowell,
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7'hurisdty, October 4.14., /903, •
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nosh; Robena Young, No. xi East East 'Wawanosh; .Mary Hunter . N.
Wawaa.nosh; Lizzie Coultas, No. 7 e Wawanosh; Avin Rutledge 'No 3
Morris.
Homemade 'Candy -Jean Higgins,
No, 7 Morris; Hazel McGregor, No.
13 East Wawanosh; Clark Johnston,
No. 8 East Wawanosh; Annie Mc-
Dowell, No. 8 East Wawanosh; Flor-
ence Blair, No. 13 East Wawanosh;
Cleland Bone, No. 8 East Wawa -
nosh.
Gladioli -John Clark, N. 3, Bob
Proctor, No. 5; Dorothy Stapleton,
No. 8; C. Stewart, No. 17; Hazel Mc-
Gregor, No. 13.
Home Garden -Willie Grasby, No.
5; John Clark, No. 3; Robbie McMur-
ray, No. 5; Cleland Bone, No. 8;
May Wightman, No. r3; Beryl Cun-
ningham, No. 8.
Geranium -Cleland Bone, No. 8;
Mary. Robertson, No. er East Wa-
wanosh; Dorothy Stapleton, No, 8;
Agnes Robertson, eeNo.' rx East Wa-
wanosh; Goldie Wheeler No. 17; Paaech sewn on, grain bag --Blair
No. 8 East Wawanosh; James Mc- Beryl Cunningham, No. & Gibbons, No. 8 Ea.st Wawanosh;Jno
son, No, / East Wawanosh. Crea, No i7 Morris; Mervyn Mc- Begonia -Velma Wheeler, No. 17; Clark, No. 3 Wawanosh; 'Coultas
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Ducks -Bruce Scott No, 13 East Cauley, NO. 3 Morris; Velxna Wheel- Eileen McCallum; No, 8; Doris Scott No. 9 East Wa.wanosh; Jno Stewart'
-Wawanosh; Eileen McCallum No. 8 er, No. /7 East Wawanosh, exanose; -
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'Gibbons, No. 8 East Wawanosh; May
Wightman, A No. 13 East Wawanosh;
Wawanosh; Henry Finlay, Turnbarry; Lizzie Coulter, No. 7 Morris. Jessie
Harold Kerr, No, 9; Stewart Sheldon Ca.mpbell, No, 7 Morris.
No, 3. Pair knitted socks-ejessie Canip-
Maarigolds-Harvey Stapleton, No. bell, No. 7 ,eforris.
8; Graham McDowell, No. /3 East Handmade Apron -Mary E. Hunt-
Wawanosh; Kenneth Mowbray, No, er,' No. 7 Morris; Lauretta McBurn-
e7; Vernon Channeey, No. 7, ey, No. 8 East Wawanosh; Angela
Onions -Ruth Noble, No 5; Geo Gibbons, No. 8 East Wawanosh; May
Noble, No, 5; Zora 'Bolt, No. 8; Cle- Wightrrian, No, 13 East Wavvalioeki;
land Bone, No. 8; May Wightman, Jessie Campbell, No. Morris; Lizzie
No. 13. - Coulter, No, 7 Morris.
Onions Extra -Angela Gibbons, Best darned woolen aock-Mary E.
No. 8; Floyd McCauley, No,. 3; Mari- Hunter, No, 7 Morris; Alex .McBurre.
on McCauley, No. 3. ey No. 8 East Wawanosh; Jessie
Wren House -M, McCauley, No. 3 Campbell, . Morris,
Wiwanoph; Neill Potter, No. ix Turn- Hemstitched Towel -May • Wight -
berry; E. Marsh, No. 9 Eaalc Wawa- man, No, x3 East Wawanosh; Laur-
nosh; Cleland Bone; No. 8 East Wa- etta McBurney, No, 8 Eat Wawa-
wanosh; A. Vint, No, 8 E.a.gt Wawa- nosh; Agatha Coultes, No. 9 East Wa-
nosh. , ' wanosh; Isabel Campbell, No, 7
Axe Haleille-Stewart Sheddon, No, Morris; Agnes Coultes, No. 9 East
3 Wawanosh. Wawanosh; Blanche Cunningham,
No. 8 East Wawanosh.
Henistitched Handkerchief -Jessie
Campbell, No, Morris; Hazel Mc-
Burney, NO. ie East Wawanosh;
eitiaeah can tarigh rri, 7,1'n R East .
wanosh; May Wightman, No. 13
East Wayva.nosh; Isa,bella .Campbell,
No. 7 Morris; Agatha Coultas, No. 9 '
East.Wawanosh. 1
Quilt Patch -Beryl 'Cunningha.m, I
Wawanosh. No. 8 East Wawanosh; Marion Mc -1
. Wawanosh, Maraaret C niung- 5 lb prints of butter -Agnes Coul-
ast e No. 17 East Wawanosh; S. Shed‘cion,
.vert,
-ham, No. 7 East Wawanosh; Norman o. 3, John Stewart, No, 17.
Collection Mci,unted Leaves--Ber- No. 3 Wawanosh.
,coultes, No. 9 East Wawanosh; Wni
tes, No, 9 East Wawanosh; Jack
Clark, No, 3 Morris; Lizzie Coulter,
No. 7 Morris; Arthur Secete, No. x3
East Wawanosh. ,
Light layer cake -Agatha Coultes,
No, 9 East Waevanoshi .eilay Wight-
, ..
nice Breen. No. 9 Wawanosh;. C.
Johnstrak, No. 8 Wawanosh; C, Bone,
No. 8 Wswanosh,
• Collected native woods--Norrnan
Coultas, N. 9 East Wawanosh; C.
loan, No. Ease wewenoehl 14r- Johnston, No. 8 East Wawanosh;
Neill • Potter, No. ex Turnberry; C.
nice Breen, .No. 9 East Wawanosh;
Stevrarte No, el Turnberry., ,
Agnes Couleea, No, 9 gwi-wwymnosh
Nail Box --S. Sheddon, No. 3. Wa-
Bla‘k, No. 13 East Wawanosh; Mil- wanoshi H. Hawkins, No. 3 Wawa-
tleerd lgasou, No. 7 East Wawaanosh. nosh; Bruce Chamney, No. 8 East
.4; Whife' Egga,Haael MeGregor, NO.
..WMY,....riosh; Bob Proctor, No.
e Morris'. No. 8 East
-Wawan0Stil Mary Wightman No. 13
"East.WaWeleOsh; Dorothy. 'Vincent,
No. 8 East 1,Vawatif.,sf..11' 11°444 Scott -
East' WaWanoslii:
Brown Eggs-BOb Proctor, No, 5
Morris; Jas Henry, No, 13 East Wa-
'D ••• • Yuill N
eseeena oung, No. re ast Waala- v the r • o' 3'
nosh; Mildred Mason, No. 7 East Wa- Cosmos -Jean Biggins, Nr5'. 7
wanosh, Morris; Hazel McBurney, No. ix
Dark layer cake -Bertha Cole, No,
-wanosh; Hazel McBurney, No. re 17 East Wawanosh; Agatha, Coultas,"
East Wawanosh; Annie McDowell, No. 9 East Wawanosh; Agnes Coul-
No. 8 East Wawanosh; Zora Bolt, No. tes No. 9 East Wawanosh; lvtay
No. 8 East Wawaanosh; Flo 'Blair, Wightinan, No. 13 East' Wawanosh;
No. 13 East Wa.wanosh. ; Letta HaWkins, No. 3 Morris; Angela
Pair Rabbits -Alvin Potts, No. II' Gibbons, No 8 East Wawanosh.
Turnberry; Mason Robinson, No. 71 Bran Gems -Agnes Coultas, No. 9
East Wawanosh; Jennie McCallum, East Wawanosh; Agatha Coultes, No.
No. 8 East Wawanosh; Les Vincent,. 9 East Wawanosh; Goldie Wheeler,
0, 8 ,Aast,. ,Wwanosh, „ . No, 1 x MOrriai Lizzie Coulter, No. 7
Cat -Peril Higgins, No. 7 Morrisj' Iteleareel Florenck Blair N"O. 13 East
2ora Bolt, No, 8 East Wawanosh; Wawanosh; Hazel -Mc OrneY", To. 11
Hazel _McGregor, N9, lee East Wee( East Wawanosh.
Wawanosh; Flo Nethery, No. 13 East No. 9 Morris; Marion iviceauley, M21:118` • .
Vineralie Bruce Scott, 13 East, Griddle Scones -Jessie Campbell, I
East Wawanosh; Geo Michie No. 5;
Mae • Coulter No. 7 Morris; Marjorieck-
5;
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Hamilton, No. 7 Morris; Harry Ja
Son, No. 5,
Dahlias -Willie Grasby, No.
John Clark, No. 3; Hazel McBurn
NO. Eaast Wawanosh; Ferrol H
gins, No. Morris; Maargaret C
nington, No. 7 East Wawanosh.
Asters -John Stewart, No. re; J
Henry, No, 13; Robbie McMurr
No. 5; John Clark, No. 3; Herb
Hawkins; No, 3; Videtta Cha,rnn
No, 7 East Wawanosh.
Sweet Fes—Mae Couleer.,
Wawanosh; Lloyd McCauley, No. 1Yl
313. orris; Agatha Coultas, No. 9 East
Est WaWanosh.I Wawanosh; Agnes Coultas, No. 9
Dog -Wilmer Brown, No, 9 East East Wawanosh.
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Wawanosh; Dorothy Golly, No. 7 Oatmeal Cookies -Isabella Camp -
Morris; Mausel Cook, No. 13 East , bell, No. 7 Morris; Jessie Campbell,
Wawanosh; Les Vincent, No. 8 East ' No. 7 Morris; Agatha Coultas, No. 9
Wawanosh; Harold Irwin, No, 11 East Wawanosle; Bernice Breen,
Turnberry; j. Bridges, No. le East; No. 9 East Wawanosh; James Mc-
Wawanosh, I Crea, No. 17 Morris; May Wightirian,
Pigeons -Mary McCauley, No. 3 No. 13 East Wawanosh.
• East Wawanosh; Ed Marsh No. 9 Lemon Tarts --Beryl Cunningham,
East Wawanosh; Harold Vincent, No. No. 9 East Wawanosh; Annie Mc -
8 East Wawanosh; C/ark Johnson, I Dowell, No. 8 East Wawanosh; James
e No, 8 East Wawanosh; Calvin Rob- McCrea, No. 17, East Wawanosh;
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Phlreiz.-jas McCrea, No. 7 Morri
Zinnia -Dorothy Sta.pleton, No.
Agnes Robertson, No. II East W
wanosh; Alberta McMurray, No.
Isabel Lester, No. 3; Dorothy Higgi
No.. 7 Morris; Margaret Cunning -to
No. 7 East Wawanosh.
African Marigolds -Isabel Cam
bell, No. 7 Morris; Alberta Shia
No. 7 East Wawanosh.
Coreopsis-Mary Robertson, N
n East Wawanosh; Arnold Vint, N
8; Bruce Charrthey, -No. &
Calendula-Robena Young, No.
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, o, &ast Wawanosh; Clark Johnston, NEast Wawa- 8
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II for butterfat -grading number one over that of number two.
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ready with a I ,rge stock ot all kinds
o -ehool Supplies, Inetuding
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French' Marigolds Verdin ,.
Mow-
bray, No. 17; Hazel McGregor, No.
x3.
' 15 pressed Ont. weeds -Agnes
Coultas, No, 9; Cleland Bone, No. 8;
Angela Gibbons, No. 8,
15 inounted weed aeeds-Clark
Johnston, No. 8; Marion MtCauley,
No, 3; Lagoard James, No. 9 Wawa-
•"sBile.ets-Dorothy Higgins, No. 7Wa-
wanosh; F. Blair, No. 3 East Wawa -
nosh; Goldie Wheeler, No. 17 East
Wawanosh; C. Robinson, No. 7 East
Wawanosh; D. Kerr, No, 9 East Wa-
wanosh.
Carrots -Gordon *Naylor; No. 7
East Wawanosh; Alberta McMurray,
No. 5; Agatha Coultas, No, 9; Jessie
Campbell, No. 7 Wawanosh; Videtta
Chainney, No. 7 East Wawanosh; Ro-
bena. Young, No, II East Wavanosh.
Parsnips-Robena Young, N. II
East Wawanosh; Isabella Campbell,
No. 7 Wawanosh; Clayton McGregor
No, 13 East Wawanosh; P.osa. Rob-
inson, No. 7 East Wawanosh.
Barley, x qt -Ross Robinson, No. 7;
Willie Irwin, No. Il; Harry Jackson,
No. 5; Arnold Vint, No, 8; Jno Currie
No. 9. • Winter Apples -H. Vincent, No. 8 from Mesoptamia, Swarm after
Barley, sheafr--jno Currie, No. 9 East Wawanosh; L. Vincent, No. 8 iswarrn had left that busy hive, push -
East Wawanosh; Arnold Vint, No, 8; East Wawanosh; D. Vincent, No. 8' ing one another farther and farther
H. Jackson No. 5 Wawanosh; Ross East Wawanosh; Jas McEwen, No. west and eat, all urged, as in our
Robertson, No, 7 East •Wawanosh; 17 East Wawanosh; Geo Michel, No, own day, by natural; impulses, by
Willie Irwin, No. 11 East Wawanosh, 5 Wawanosh; Blair Gibbons No, 8, hunger, bY commerce, by love of ad -
Field Corri-Jno, H. Clark, No. 3 Special for ptimp-Joe McGill, No. venture and conquest."
Wawanosh; W, McCauley, No, 3, 17 East Wawanosh. Abraham's going -out was prompt-
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Wawanosh; Blair Gibbons, No, 8 Puttipkin-Floyd McCauley, No. 3 ed by. soinethiag entirely different
East Wakvanosh; Lloyd McCauley, Florence Nethery, No, /3; Jennie and new. Previotis to this time Ab -
No. 3 WaWatiosii; Lavina Thomas, Sutch, o. 3, newer' had known only the gods wor-
Cauley, No. 3 Morris; Hazel Mc-
. raemammemaxamms Gregor, No. 13 East Wawanosh; Dor-.
othy Stapleton No 8 East Wawa -
nosh; Florence Blair, No, 13 East
Wawanosh; Mae Coulter, No. 7
„Wonaer Morris, ,
what an
idle SUNDAY,AFTERNOON
Telephone
thinks
about?"
" A 71 -FY oh, why do my people
v V send out 'Special Offer' letters
broadcast to a lot of dealers, when I
could do so much better for them ?
" Think of the time lost before they
will have replies,enough to know if
the sale is a success -of the letters
that won't receitre proper attention
.h -of tcle unnecessary expense in
that big list! .
A" They'd do befter to put me in
charge of their 'Special Offer Cam-
paigns.' I'm the boy that gets an
founediefe decision
"In two hours, by Long Distance
,
I've often so/d 60% of a Special
We come unto our fathers' God.
Their rock is our. salvation;
The eternal, -arms, their -dear abode,
• We make our habitation;
We bring Thee, Lord, the praise they
brought; • ' •
We seek Thee as Thy..sainesehave
sought -
In every generation, .
Ye saints to come, take Up the strain,
The same sweet theme endeavor;
Unbroken be the golden chain;
Keep on the song forever;
Safe in- the sante dear dwelling -place,
Rich with the same eternal grace,
Bless the same boundless Giver,
--Thomas Gill
• PRAYER
0. Lorde.go with us in all the vari-
ety of circumstances and duty which
Thy providence lays upon us, and •
help us to keep an equal heart, know-
ing that in all changing conditions
Thou 'dost pursue the unchanging
purpose. May we be Thy fellow -
taborets: and sine Thou art ever 10
the convenantewith him telling him her
would be "the father s of many na-
tions," and that Sarah. his wife,
"shall be aethother of nation," (Gen.
17:16,)
The 18th chapter opens with a
scene Conainon to eastern travellers.
Abraham is sitting, resting at mid-
WINGHAIVI SCHOOL FAIR
(Continued from page'3.)
Handmade Apron or Doll's Dress,
-Isabel Campbell, No. 7 Morris;
Jessie Campbell, No. 7 Morris; Ai -
gala Gibbons, No, 8 East Wawanoalie
Lizzie Coulter No, 7 Morris-' Ipabell
Foster, Nb. 9 'Howick; Agatha'Coul-
ces three travellers approaching- and,
day in the door of his tent. He noti-
tes, No. 9 East Wawanosh. . ',,,,' ;,,„ .,:.
iw.tiiitihs forward
acrtdistaonmdarbyids hospitality, he welcome
NoH7lEthastPowstaewr Wawanosh;
;gamthliactreCdotEtlVds-F- - • ,
entreating them to rest while he sees Emaosntd, wJr,awIVan;oEshd;warodillVf„marink,oniNottt.h.9ie. 1'
to the preparing of a meal for them.
King of kings come to Abraham and '
Thus in the guise of strangers did the W
Hirieginhastrnit'cliEed McKay
refirii.efi-VA; giCa:htea
gars for thereby- some have enter-
tuHasiennewodtasabngels" unawares. (Heb, 13:2. Ethel
TRaobbbeartsNono,. INCoo.1608roCe;olbfeiseiseie
enoforgetful
to
oo ornetceerpttaiionn.s"tr an_ ,i
Let Coultee, No. 9 East Wawanah; Dor-
13W:21th further eastern gra...cc "Aka- NCalcen4PbWella'wNaono7shM;orDriosr;ilarenHeoWlio°°wadsy:
ham went with them to bring them
God put His seal on the confidence 9
No. II Turnberry.
East Wawanosh; Luella Rintoul, ,
on the way," (v, x6) and then it was 'Crochet Work -Agnes Coultas, No,
He had previous to this placed on the bN:a.s4, NWoesst W.gaawstanwosalwv,anAonsghe;la Mar -
"Shall
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character of the man of His choice,
t h in g which, I do: seeing
"Shall I hide irofn Abraham that
that Abra,- garet Pullen, No. xi Turnberry; Lila •
Ga.unt, No. 4 West- Wawa -nosh; Ise,-,
ham shall slirely become a great and bil
mighty nation, and all the nations of Knittilig for girls to and tinder -
Foster, 1`10. 011-Owick, - , ' -
earth shall be blessed
thinpehrismo':: HChorwisatrinde' R.Yottlenrgts' otNi, No.
Colborne.
(Verses 17-18.) God in the
e
of the three travellers had talked face nI-AlellaeRintiDoulay.
,Neyo; N40. WI6ewstrWawa-
to to face with Abraham and now he is nosh; isbe
moved to entrust him with His pur- i Olive Farrier, N. 14 West Wa.wanosh;
poses. From Abraham is to spring a Margaret iller, No. 4 Wavvanosh.
great nation s.� he must know how to '
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Patch__ sewn on cotton ---Dorothy
guide it (Sodom, towards which they ;Robertson, No. 8 Colborne; Irene
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were moving, was a wicket city and Woods, No. 4 Wawanosh; , Agatha.,
is to be destroyed. God ill not
Coultas, No, 9 East Wawanoah;
leave Abraham ignorant of its doom ...Louie Lawlor, No. 3 Colborne; Hel-
en Douglas, No. 1 Turnbeery; Olive
but will draw out his nobler traits of
character by this very confidence, `Kilpatrick, No. 9 Ashfield.
lAifberathhaatmthpolecaidtys masayfobrolii.s
spared very bu
oete I Centre Piece -Lula Gaunt, N. 4, .
1 Wawanosh; Dorothy Anderson, No.
a/1 likewise perish."
shown that. "except ye repent ye shall '5 Ashfield. '
1 Wood -Neil Potter, No. er Turn -
As Abraham journeyed on the berry; Norman Coulter, No. 9 Wawa- ,
mighty men of the country took not- nosh.
ice of his 6onduct and one said to him! Leaves -Evelyn . Horton, No.'
"God Is wit'h' thee in all that thou
Colborne; Ward Jewell, No, 9 Col-
doest," but God had yet 'to put Abra- :borne. .- • •
He called upon him to sacrifice his 13 Ashfield,
Weed Seeds -Ethel Nicholson, No.
ham to the supreme test of his faith. I
son saying "Take now thy son, thine' Weeds -Luella Rintohl,, No..
4
only son Isaac, whom thou lo -vest West., Wawanosh; Melvin Hackett,
and get the into th'e land of Meriah, No. 13 Ashfield; Agnes' -Coultas,.
and offer him there for a burnt offer -1 East Wawanosla.
ing.upon one of the mountains which,
Drawing -Ruth Cole, East Wawa-
I.will• tell thee of" (22:2.) He went. and Morris; Rube:- Errington, No; L
forth to do the Lord's bidding ful-
be- Colborne; Doris Holloway, No. IL
Raving that God would assuredrk
Turnberry; Neil Potter, No. yr Turn-
fil Hie; proinise to make of him a' berry; William Webster, No, 5 Ash -
great nation. In the latter part of field; Mazie Hackett, No. /3 Ashfield.
today's lesson (22:15-18) we have a4 (Continued next week.)
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repetition of blessings promised 1 ' '
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CEUM THEATRE
seeking to make us like Thyself, ma'
we faithfully use all outward things
Sale stock to a few merchants--aril otour uhrolienress' yn iexsihgynsfeaanr. eoThpreoroegcht 1
a letter to a small list telling of that' Cadet
, fact soon disposed of the remainder. our Lord, Amen.
"1 can prove that getting quick S.. S. LESSON FOR OCT. 7th, 1923
decisions on important policies by LLeessssoc: p
Title -"Abraham, a blessing
kat in the " '
' tx07-txh8 whole world,"
22 :I5-18.
long run,
-Gen. 12: x-4; 18:
Long Distance is the meet econons-
•E.
syS,
4' • Golden Text -Gen. 12:3. m •
There has been no ore enduring
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name in all history than that of Ab-
.,
raham. With, his name a new chapt-
ar 1, er began in the history of his race.
le :I -4141G .0 One writer says of him: "Among all
el'erreac, the forgotten millions of his own
meteor, ..v
* time he stands alone a recognizable
and memorable figure. The signifi-
cance. ace'
., nor legislative, nor literary, but of his life was not military,
reli-
gious. To him must be carried back
the belief in* one God, It- is this be-
lief and the place he gave it as the
regulating principle of all his move-
ments and thoughts, that have given
him his everlasting influance."
Gen, 12 :I . -God's command,
This irnigration 'of Abraham was
not by any means, the first going -out
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Newspaper Wrack --Velma Wheel-
er No. 17; Mervyn. McCauley, No. 3;
Gordon Wheeler, No, 17,
Fall, Apples -Clayton McGregor,
No. 13 East Wawanosh; M. Robin-
son, No. 7 East Wawanosh,
No. 7.
Sweet. Corti -Jas McGill, No. -i
East Wawanosh; jean Higgins, N
Public School ‘Readers andPublic School Text Books. 7EaWstawwaailwInlialailY. ' Mowbray, No: I
Drawing gaaita, writing saaka, octit,bitrit. '- - Wheat, x qt--Frliacis Jackson, N
. . , :-_, l' .
tOrcise Books, Note Boo5
ks, Midair ' ' ae- Wheat, sheaf --Francis Jackson, N
•Er. 5; Floyd, 14eQmi1ey, ,No. 8,; MetVy
'Crayons, Paints, Lead Pencils,, utt,, stc. . - - -, ii IVIcGaauley, No. 3,
i OatS, I cit. -Bruce Chaim:my, Xo„.
We have thee
stock to glma Yau "Quality and Servic' I eTriA5Glie CroleklettNstis4N1 oC. ' ilteWart' l''
'T
,• a...e., A SHARE Or YOU E TEADE SaLlEgiTEU .."Alk,„:01.'. ',-.-1 Al°ex4t8'118otbeae'rf-tsott,liceNCo,'amxrir.YMNat'ii's8e
.,'
, i Cook, No. 131 C, Stewart, Fo /7.
__rrish Cohblers-Verriou Cliamma
No. 7 taat Wawariesh; Alvin Potte
.,. a .,e4 ..'N No, /I; Morris Stitch,,Xo. '84 Ma
,LL1OTT , : garet. /rWiili NO,. II t allt VittiVatiO411
VierVyn 1/1cCatiley, N0,3; 'Harvey Uc.,,
, Et' 31owell, No,. x3; Litzie Coulter, No,
OPPOSirt atlIttNil 1,1011b14 lArAwati6gli.
'Green MounNo
tainGeo Noble No,
Tomatoes ---Ferrol Higgins, No. 7 shipped by his people in. Chaldea•but
7 Wawanosh; Floyd McCauley, No. 3; no* God had revealed Himself as the
0; Bruce Scott, NO. 13, Supreme One and Abraham heard
7 I Citron -Leslie Vincent, No, 8; and answered the lieaxenly voice. It
Jno Stitch No ,3 • was the first step in a life-long obedi-
o. Sunflower-Staftley Black No. x3; erica to the unseen Go
Bruce Scott, No. 13 East Wawariosh; "Get the,se out of .the country, and
0. Jennie McCallutra go, 8 East Wawa- from thy kindred, and -from thy
n nosh; rao0 McCatil ,ey 14'6. 3; Lealie father's house, into a land that' I,
Vincent, No, 8 t ast 'Wawanosh; Dor- will ahoy' thee,"
is.M„ Scott, No. 8 East Wawariosh, 'Verses 2 -3 --God's rewards, .
0. Knitted Scarf-- Angela Gibbons, Promise upon, promise Is Made ,to
'No. 8 Eat Wawanosh, Ikbrahani, aiv- one 'of them would' in
Tatted Edge for handkerchief- itself be -,Sum
ple copensation for
Annie McDowell, No. 8 tast 'Wawa- leaving the present certainties for
nosh; Jessie Campbell, No,, 7 Morris; the unseen and untried.
tlanche Cunningham ta.s.t`Wa- will make of thee it great nation,
ri nosh) Anola Ong, No. 8 East X Will bless Ate.
awitnosh, . I will make thy name great,
eft)Ohetdd hdt• towel -Mar- Thou glialt be a blessing,
Saret Pullen, No, ti lettriiberry; Ag- I will blest them that bless thee
7,
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Agenc
Catiacilatk koiliti/o4yo, ' WaWatioah; Doris 14 Scott d
arO literat o,' 8' tbl)ert
kl ld Vi X
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.14.4t.ou,
,
ilaa CdtiittflNo. taSt Wawanotil sh; acurse hfn that purseth thee,
Angela GibbOns, N. 8 tag 'Wawa. In the strength Of these promises
g nosh; Jessie Campbell, Xo. Morris; "Abraham departed. out to n4i4411
; Agatha Cotiltea, NO, 9 ast WeWa- and wet,, fOrth to go into the land of
nosh. . Cainaam"'
Linen Cushion-teryl Cunning. After tattle, t'Wenl:Y YearS God agalu
ham, No. 8 Pet WaviratiOsb; Angela appeared unto Abraham and renewed
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