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,R) LIM-For building or whitewashing. �, ,�, possesuion of beitutiful plants of many
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'LL PLASTER -For immediate use. ,�:.",! - J ghtfully per- I
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., ... � LF -AND CEMENT -Always fresh. Golden Text -Heb. 12:1, 2. th,6 beds. In the planting ,of these � '
� 11 " %, July 4th -'Israel Ensalved in Egypt. beds a spacing of ni-ne to twelve in-
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�11 "I � --,I a band consisted of seventy souls. At Tulips and Narcissi are -go common
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I, �. ,Iin(� , I tion of Miriam, who had b,een set to Inose who would not it
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I F IZ59 V I i nes, � glory to him :, , ; was made to hide I
-,�,� I M I gypt. Mo.4es I argued lik unfit .., . I - wilu would have the low' grow- -
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.- !Jub. 25th -The Passover. Wben Mom- 'urned from his se- )y flowering Pffik$, and similar de-
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��� I i I cup Keen's D.S.F. Mustard I -Exodus 12:17, 2; 21-28. con sojourn I , I rty days in the'
,�;t,;, ple. just follow i lightful and valuable subjects -will do
�� �. I cup salt i -11 Co r. 5:7. 1 Mount, he gav�. ' the people the in- I far better next spring if well estab-
� I:�; the recipes, mak- Add onions, 5liced green tomatoes, sman , -r tht' ninth plag I - I
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I r, cucumber.%, and cover in the usual way. : f -*g'., ptiall,;, (;,)d commanded Moses to: building and � i,hing of the Tab-.
., These pick.les wil be ready to cat at the r require a little protection
5. "" use KEEN'S end of six weeks,] and will keep perfectly. , lin-paro the lsratAfte-s for th(,ir de- ernacle. Th, :� -ple responded wil- I
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11 11. d MUSTARD,and I parture. for Pharaoh would thrust � lingly, giving I-:' : heir gold, their pr,- � It is too late to obtain the best re -
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I 11 t : , 1. be an entire 1 quart small onions - every Egyptians home dead. As! wOrk, showing - heir appreciation of plants are in full bud or in many I
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11 11 -1. success. 1 quart cucumbers .Moses instructed, a lamb was sacri-' (;(A's mercy i: `.,rgiving their great
. '11� I large cauliflower � feed. the blood sprinkled upon the! -in and contiw..- g His presence with cases in flower.
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.11 1.1-11 Free Recipe Book 2 red peppers . ed and eaten aft,er the people were � Sept. 19th--4)hvdience to Law. �
: Peel onions, cut vegetables in small pieces, I all dressvd rvady for a hurried exit. _Leviticu- 26.
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'M,�:, Pickles, Chow- drain off. reminder how Lheir houses were pass- I this lesson and many promises of Dr. Leonhardt's Ilem-Ruid is igaar-
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, 11 . �..� Chow, Cntsup, Rel- Tae sugar. I cup flour, 6 -d over when God smote the rgypL- bernporal �,l spiritual bi-essing,; to anteed to hanish any form of Pile
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, "., ish--s, Salads, Salad tablespoonful turmeric and 2 quarts vin� iring in His final judgment. g of these c(imoI1;trI,l_ misery, or money back. It
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.... , Dressings, Sand- gar. Boil this mixture for twenty min- August Ist-The Deliverance at the rneat,,;, I�;% - -i. To these are added (luiC,k action even in old, stubl;orn
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, tables hot. Let stand ten days, stirring I and !vrHble pun:shments are cuses. flem-Roid is a harmless tab-
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uotations from the book follow as
the very elements which I looltecia
eted by the New York Times:'
upon as particularly obnoxious an(I
'Well,then," I said,"what did in-
detrimental to the common w-eal sue,*
e you to make the run on the Pro-'
ceeded craftily in insinuating them-
ssive ticket?' '
selves again near the seat of power.
He shoved his head forward with
My work and aim, the people's work
haracteristic gesture: 'If a man
and aim were in jeopardy.****!
a thing which he discerns clear-
Thousands, hundreds oi thousands*
o be against his interest, if he
called to me to come to the rescue i3a
epts the burden, strain and bitter-
order to preserve from imminent men-
s of a fight, at the end of which
ace that which had been won for the
sees discomforture, defeat and
people during my Administration apCI
ing disability; if he leads a for-
to prevent the Republican Party from
hope, if he spends himself in an.
acquiescing in the aseendency of re-
ertaking which, almost certainly
aetionary and sel�-seekinlg elements.,
yield him no reward, but rather
" 'The voice of the primaries in 191?.
bring him harm, loss and disser-
was - unmistakable and, I venture to
, how would you diagnose his
think, unprecedented. The Republi-
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can Convention refused to heed that,
the answer
voice . . . . A wave of red-hot indig-
' I started to suggest.
nation and protest swept over the mil -
'The answer is,' he interrupted,
lions who had voted for me in the
t his motives disregard personal
primaries. They were not the kind
rests, that he is actuated by a
of men and women, and theirs was
pelling sense of what his duty,
-not the teinper to take the' proceedings
conscience and his station require
of the Chic'ago Convention lying down.
to do, irrespective of the cost or
They looked to me as their leader.
consequen ' ces to him.
They now called upon me to head an
'During my Administration I
independent, movement. It was a-
d for certain policies and
gainst my judgment and my inclina-
tods, for certain fundamental
tion, and I told them s.q, but throijigh
gs and aims in our national life,
the mouth of spokesman after spokes -
against influences, practices and
man they insisted. In loyalty, honor
onalities that I . believed should
and duty there was nothing for me to
fought, defeated and eliminated.
do but to heed their call and make
niasses of the people supported
the race with all my might, regardless
and hailed me as a deliverer.
of present or future consequences to , �
'1141 ing left the Presidency, I
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. .-, - their way to the pri)mj."d land when Lord hwh -,iid will we do." Should saf,:y or costs nothing. C. Aberhart - ___ _- gC
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.1 ,,;,� I � legson of faith, and this came to the -.i N. Cluff & Sons, - - - Seaforth
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. � '. . pursuing Egyptians. At Moses' up- I Thv late Colonel Theodore Foose-
'�; I - I lifted hand, in which he. held th- rod If vim w�Iuld have the most beau,'_
.... I 4" _�� - - um d on former occa,,ions to work ful �vds ,,f Spring flowering ]an ". eft is quoted by Otto H. Kahn, bank-
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1111ra.,:lP%, the water�; divided and they, i� t t e m a'
v_;: , marched o I era Company, and recent visitor to
, � ,1. __ _� 0. . ver on dry land, but theljority of Ith-i subjects. When a con -Toronto, in a new book he'has written,
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'.. � 1;F-` F-gy-ptians whom ye have seen to- 1 t ically signing hi& political death war -
V; �.- , . plants the so-called Dut,ch
_.... ,-f 6 I I i should lo, induded as with thesc, aloiw
. I,- 1, , I rant when he agreed to run as a Pro-
. �� 1�o - � I (lay. yip. shall see them again no more it is imp,,��ible to make attractive
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((,;,. k I I - . Aug. 8th -The Givin%r of the Manna. 1 1912. Mr. Kahn tells how the Colonel
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- T". I t Irl?, plants are associated I asked his advice concerning a propos-
. I y -Exodus 16:1-36. with dwarf caxpeting plant.s, supipr')
11 '_,� I Rl_� , - i -John 6:35. ed inheritance tax which the Colonel
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1, I 4 � The children of Israel Complained advocate in a speech
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t", I - . A Spring flowering plants, are many. I about six months bef6re his death.
'I. ": 1\ I .... 11 . 1� hitteilly that they were facing starva- From their ranks we m ay select: Mr. Kahn describes how he told Col-
�: _-1X , � I tion on their way to the promised dwarf fl,)wvring kinds for Imost ,r,.v I
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"I I- 0�01 . 1/1 aculously fed. Two conditions were President reluctantly modified his
� I T- i I attached to this gift ; they were to proposal. "A few reminiscences of
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.,�. ?;_ ,I � t day holy unto the Lord. HARDLY WALK "Of Many Things," and it includes
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..... �'. ..I 1 :51 . 4f Aug. 15th-Jethro's Wise Counsel. - eqsays and public addresses by Mr.
, .1 � . -Exodus 18:1-27. Mrs. Horn Tefls how Lydia E. K,,h,. lioni & Liveright, Inc., pub-
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RIJ& PinUam's Vegetable Compo 1
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�Zl 1,.; H E , experienced in Egypt and in the wild- i E. Pinkham' I Ve b'e C - und lished in part in the newspapers and
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.,I Hie saw how great V1.1
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1, I was the task Moses was accomplish- , , I bad a f emale In the chapter on Colonel Roose-
-, .2. ing and advised him not to try to be �*
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, �11 111 - � choose out pious, able, unselfish men I and I was all run-
, I or� T first, it looked like a bopeless task to save enough to h* him. Moses saw the wisdom down and could ,qqked Collionel Roosevelt why he
1`11-1 accepted the ProgTessive nomination
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,�, .. . to visit the old land. But as time went or% of this advice and adopted it. hardly get around
'k. A ion in 1912, when the fight was well
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�� .... 12'. 1 .. I .. nigh hopeless. He quotes the Colonel
,1�,�.W 7 . , � Savmlgs Office grew and grew - and soon there was Duties to God. work. I would be
1.11 -Exodus 20:1-11. inbed three or as replying:
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,� �. ',� .1, , Mone�j deposited here is secured by the total wealth of Pt)ur commandments d*al with .
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.i - ME by afriend to try
" 'I . __ : the Province, and may be withdrdwn witbout nGtice. man'i dutv to God. In them God your Vegetabld-Comp6and. I di and .
I - ��, ,�; � can't tell me anything about politics.
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""I, . " all thy might," thus course I had I
",:'It. I. I, - 0WNT0 BRmcmes- co'. I W, no illusions as to winning in a three- -
, ". I, Z making Him ten bot es in all, and now I am all
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.... �,: 1� lit I , , n* �6.ravkat, Oftown. Owen sound, Pambroke, Seafarth, St. Catharines; ed to refrain from vain use - of the Mve six grovvn�ups to work for, so
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1� .... ID� . I :. rOrk, Wkdr that it wotild put me out of the run-
� 16, it ton, wQsiack. 3 HolY Name and enjoined to I have plent or Used Lydia
1,�`!,-,, ytoho. I tLls ning In 1916 and probably forever.
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. - I ea,farth laranch, J. M. McMillan, Manager the bes inkham 8� S , ative Wash, and I
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r ,��, ,,, : . � Aug. 20th -The Ten COMI"Sudments, Q
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�,T,411,�JV" , '' -NGS OFFICE - -UXodue 90-129-M. Avft (4k�0nU%q6- I the inconceivable contingeticy of -, i
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