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Grant Urd that Thy professed fol-
,00.lbe maximum value in dollars aiXd material. lowers way ever rely on Thy -power
wth!*, wear$ longest, and Is made of ab� 4nd willingness to strengthen convic-
tions when tepting times come into
tre bgredients. their lives. . Ray they hear Thee say-
ing, "Stand u -p and bless the'Lord
and adore His name." Amen.
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Lesson Title.—Peter Undaunted By
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Persecutio-
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These Strong Wagons At Bargain Prices
$5.75 AND $6.50—LARGE SIZE
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than man, continued to preach and to
h"l. And they did not do this in a
corner for they were often assembled
in the temple, in the open place that
was called Solomon's porch. For a
time the rulers took no notice of their
meeting there for public worship.
But when the signs and wonders
wrought among the people caused
multitudes from the citie ,
S, round
a -bout Jerusalem to bring their sick
and lay the helpless ones on 'beds and
cone high
hes in the streets, then the
priest rose up, also the Sadducees, and
laid their hands on the apostles, and
put them in the common prison. The
bot4 X,�,
es %'�d get up and dress-mv-
self )ok Lydia E. PftikbaliN
BIg4ggP._j When I firs
me 6 on y weighed seven:
eight 1�� Now I *eigh twiv as
much.1f. 1*et out of sorts orwb
and, c 0 , i
ax Z� �v a take ano
bottle e Vegetahle Compound.
I find 1P -wonderfully good for fe-
male tioubles, and have recom-
mended itAo my neighbors. I will
be oiAly too(41ad to answer any letters
I receive sis-king about it' —Mis
Wnj4Am RITCHIE, Box 486, Mel&r�
Saskatchewan.
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sect of the Sadducees was particularly
wi,, wuId-set, the earth on fire.
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indignant at the apostles for the gog-
(Hen-y's Commentary.)
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pel they preached confirmed all that
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on 6 luve in,chritit
th jA 'oir ransomed p
01) PAINTING AND V
'Tames kontgomery.
XT
'gh Standqxid Paint A PRAYER
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Grant Urd that Thy professed fol-
,00.lbe maximum value in dollars aiXd material. lowers way ever rely on Thy -power
wth!*, wear$ longest, and Is made of ab� 4nd willingness to strengthen convic-
tions when tepting times come into
tre bgredients. their lives. . Ray they hear Thee say-
ing, "Stand u -p and bless the'Lord
and adore His name." Amen.
PimiteVarnish for floors isguar- S, S. LESSO NFOR MAY 29th, 1927
t
Lesson Title.—Peter Undaunted By
1111teed to withstand Boiling water, 1L
Persecutio-
Lesson Passage --Acts 5:17-42.
Ammonia, ke or rain. Will Golden Text—Acts 5:29.
+*s t -in '%Ayht
to #%r Pffp f thp q1%. A il— 11 �4 i' --A .+I- table Q
K
per tin
colors in Linoleum, ......
These Strong Wagons At Bargain Prices
$5.75 AND $6.50—LARGE SIZE
e ylos , 0 C -6
than man, continued to preach and to
h"l. And they did not do this in a
corner for they were often assembled
in the temple, in the open place that
was called Solomon's porch. For a
time the rulers took no notice of their
meeting there for public worship.
But when the signs and wonders
wrought among the people caused
multitudes from the citie ,
S, round
a -bout Jerusalem to bring their sick
and lay the helpless ones on 'beds and
cone high
hes in the streets, then the
priest rose up, also the Sadducees, and
laid their hands on the apostles, and
put them in the common prison. The
bot4 X,�,
es %'�d get up and dress-mv-
self )ok Lydia E. PftikbaliN
BIg4ggP._j When I firs
me 6 on y weighed seven:
eight 1�� Now I *eigh twiv as
much.1f. 1*et out of sorts orwb
and, c 0 , i
ax Z� �v a take ano
bottle e Vegetahle Compound.
I find 1P -wonderfully good for fe-
male tioubles, and have recom-
mended itAo my neighbors. I will
be oiAly too(41ad to answer any letters
I receive sis-king about it' —Mis
Wnj4Am RITCHIE, Box 486, Mel&r�
Saskatchewan.
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'Pl R, FXVV, W '44 ;,, M,
sect of the Sadducees was particularly
wi,, wuId-set, the earth on fire.
4
indignant at the apostles for the gog-
(Hen-y's Commentary.)
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Urs. Edo X ai 4mr,
pel they preached confirmed all that
The- court. ga \,, e heed to his words
GOP A. SILLS & SONS
they denied; the high priest saw, in
the great number. who believed, the
and ordered that the apostles lbe're-
moved 4bile they discussed the case
w, %r, or Ipa_� "0
as� IWO belp,
decline of his power, and he determin-
more fdlly. Gamahel cautioned them
ed once more to restrain them. There
to go slowly as this was no common
could be nothing criminal laid to their
case and needed to be handled wiseiy.
charge worthy of death, yet, if they
He cited two cases of factious men
could be kept in prison, their work
such as they seemed to regard these
V.
would cease and a good point be gain-
apostles to be. There was one Then -
ed. Thus we see "the malice of hell
das, that attracted to him4elf a con -
and the grace of heaven struggling
siderable following. He boasted of
about the benefactors of mankind;
being some great one with a divine
the one to drive them off from this
commission. His pretensions all
good work, the other to animate them
came to nought. "Vv%en he was
in it."
God is always watching ove� those
slain (probably in war), all as many
"Now
who witness for Him. Locks and
as obeyed himn were scattered."
compare that case with this; you have
bolts and keepers at the doors are -no
slain Jesus. Now if he was, as you
hindrances io the messengers of Je-
say he was, an impostor and pretend-
hovah. The angel of the Lord by
er, his death like that of Theudas,
night opened the prison doors and
will be the death of his cause, and the
discharged the prisoners. Not Only
final dispersion of his followers." In
did they set them free but they com-
like manner he set forth'the case of
missioned them to resume thtir good
another—Tudas of Galilee. "H . e also
work. "Go, stand and speak in the
perished; and all, even as many as
temple to the people all the words of
obeyed him, were dispersed." Their
this life." "The powers of darkness
attempts were futile and he advised
fight against them, but the Father of
the court to refrain from prosecuting
Brotber Golfers here you 5ee
lights fights for them, and sends an
these apostles; "for if this counsel or
A cba p who'�'hot Stuff on the Lee
angel of light to plead their cause."
On hearing the words from the mouth
this work be of men, itrwiII come to
Always fresh and always found
of God's messenger they set forth at
nought; but if it be of God, ye can -
not overthrow it; lest haply ye be
Ready for ar)oLher round
once for the temple, and although it
they began to
found even.to fight against God."
-Pipped- perhaps when bunkered but
was early morning
teach as soon as the people began to
The outcome of this wise counsel
was that the apostles were disebarg-
N4�er exceeds a mild:'Tut, Tut"
enter the open gates. To them had
ed. Howevcir, the Court being still,
0 Inshort a model-winoricise
the whole truth again been entrusted
and they feared not to declare it.
in a meitsure, unsatisfied, gave vent
But-7swears 6gRkVAW%r bis 5hoes'
Meanwhile the high priest, not hav-
to its angry mood and ordered them
to be beaten. They thought thus to
Ing heard of the release of the prison-
make them -ashamed of their worl;
-J
ers, called the council together. It
and the people ashamed to listen to
was no mean body that was to hear
the the for
them further. On the contrary the
charge against prisoners
apostles left their presence "rejoic-
"all the senate of the children of Is-
ing that they were counted worthy tc
raellP was summoned. Dr. Lightfoot
suffer shame for thi& name." Instead
says, "that this consisted Of three
of ceasing to 'preach they increased
benches of judges in Jerusalem, the
their efforts, for it"became their daily
Satibedrita consisting of seventy
occupation, not only in the temple, but
members, and two others each con-
-
in every house, to preach Jesus
sisting of twenty-three judges. If
Christ.
they all attended, one hundred and
sixteen judges assembled to sit upon
WORLD MI§SIONS
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the case and use their power to crash
The communion service was over
giltIlia I I
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the goispiel of Christ and the preach
and the congregati
'on dismissed. The
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era of it.
No doubt the high priest in his ad-
school girls filed.out through the dooz
dress showed them how needful for
and across to- their school. Mel Chu
had gone but a few steps when her
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the -preservation of their religion it
was that this new faction should be
grandfather came over to her and to -
they followed the At
AN 1POT-11siq
surpassed. He tthen dispatchod an
gether girls.
first neither spoke. Then her grand -
officer to bring in the prisoners. Re
father said, and his voice trembled, "I
returned and said they were not to be
had expected to- see my little girl
found in the prison. Soon one arnv-
among the others when thiely stood
ed to tell them that "the men are
before the, altar t50 -day." 410h, grand-
standing in the temple, and teaching
father," said Mei Chu, and the tears
the people."
The captain with the officers was
blinded her eyes, so that she could
"I
Women'!
sent to bring them- This they did
scarcely see her way, wanted to
do it. I wanted to become a member
with no violence, for they took in the
of the church to -day more than I have
Read These
situation and thought it best not to
rouse the anger of the people. When
ever wanted to do anything before.
But know
brought before the council the high
you none of the other girls
have grandfRthers. who love them as
Interesting Testimonials
priest began to question them about
keep that had
you love me and I couldn't go with -
the injunction to silent
out 'You, Grandfather."
been laid on them. This gave Peter
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gain there waa: silence, and then
Tens of thousands of women do all their cooking on Perfection
an opportunity to preach Ji Bsus and
Grandfather Changittopped and fac-
Oil Cook Stove&. Every owner is a pleased owner. Read what six
Him crucified to the highest in the
land.
ed Mei Chu.
"Let
women tell us:
us go back and see the Min -
Jesus had given them the promise
ister," be said. "Perbaps he will take
"My Perfection assists rat grc�atly in "my Perfoction is economical in fud
that when they would be brought be-
us into the church together."—Minna
having me2ls on time. No sulky coal and cl"n, requires small space in
fore rulers for his sake it would be
Meyer, in Chinese Lanterns.
stove to coax until time and patience have kitchen, no heat after using in warm
down but husb2nd, bro-
given them in that bour what they
all away; son, weather, no,chimmey or pipes to repair
should upeak, and courage to speak
thar, coming in aU tired and hungry. and clean."
find the meal all re2dy and the home-
it. Thus we -hear them justifying
GASOLINE NINE CENTS A
MB-& A- E., Elms, ont.
maker with the smile on her happy face
themselves for disobeying the San
GALLON
t6t the peerless Perfection —'21ways
stands in with the cook'—is'sura to "My husband likm the Perf�tion bcst
hedrin, great as it was - "we ought to
obey Gold rather than men." Then
How would you like to buy gasoline
bring.- of all, not having to start a wood fire
was that august body plainly told
for nine or ten cents a gallon, Mr.
or carry Out 21ibes in the morning, I like
Mas. F_ S., Amberaburg, Ow. it because its
what indignities they had heaped on
"It
Automobile Owner? That is the
price in Los Angerles as tho result of
of accommodating quick
. . . usefulness."
Jesug. was you who slew the
Prince of Glory." Continuing they
, .
a price war atyrotig gasoline eompan-
"I like my Perfection A stove be- MRS. J. R., St. Msryls. Ot.
told of Christ's exaltation, how 'now
les. Low prices prevail throughout
cause it is furrialess, stnokeless, ashless
he was crowned with honor and glory
California, which comes as close to
and econornical."
found the Perfection oil stav*
and "we are his witneages of t hese
being a motoristal paradise in this
respect as is possible. This low
Mis. V. L, Beamsville, Ont. very convenient in sickness, particularly
when my little girl was dangerously a"
things." The effect this bold declr-
ation bad upon thecourt was to fw..
price Comes close to setting a record
an d we required hot water constantly.
them with indignation, and they took
for gasoline prices during the auto -
"Dishes nquiring 2 constant heat for
definite �_ Mpts. A. V., Arthur, ow.
el to slay th
couns em, hoping thereby
motive age. At one tfine, as i result
say time car z�joked on my
1affeatlon, I for
to put a stop to such preaching and
of a price war, it was sold in Detroit
while am using my time
other work. I am confident that when
miracle working. There was, how-
their did
for about five cents u gallon, but this
was many years ago when there were
I have prepared any dish for the f2MAY
t6t It will turn out as I anticipam" o'
ever, of number one who not
Wee with this regulation. He,
far from twenty-4WO million automo-
biles In daily �lw# throughout the
Mm T. V., G-rovenbuirsi, out.
Gamaliel, is here said to be a Pbari-
see by his sect, and by office a doctor
of the law. -one that studied the serip-
tures of the Old Testament, -read lee -
tures upon the sacred authors, and
-See the iatest rno&is in ai"s from I to
trained up pupils in the knowledge of
bu mars. Pricts $15 to $150. Diat� them; Paul was brought up at his Pe
i 5 1 W buwd in Canaaa by fit
feet, and tradition says, that so were 5
Ctephen rnd Barnabas. some says
"1JZS*fttTM19TALPR01DUCT8C0.0'
Munn. that he -was the gon of that Sirheon to alvIN To 0
TOTiONTO WMWWIRG that todk up Christ in big arms, when emovis wHuN
*117rat"Nla n.—Av 1.1kis admo �.d."+.A " Vh. Cavi,iv%lis IT& w*r4oKPwul.Lv
is bere ^said to be held in riputatioti
among all the peopte for big wisdoyd
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4 U and ednduet-,� it itppearing by this
-TION pastage that he *as a imoftrate WAn,
E;
and not apt to go In with furl6las moa-,
21, and Ovcm atim. Men of tempet and charityl
am Just1k hgd by ii4ptktatioii, hr
dweldug the Incendiaries, t1mt other -
fie,
Pin
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A "ecuti'Ves 4 Ahe,of thd largest
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w, %r, or Ipa_� "0
as� IWO belp,
builders of'sutoza0biles in the wqrLd
usis, it. He avo
Are now vidiling Uiani, citi k 'I
in touch with tbs. de4Ie"',artd,'t40fr 16ad.
sales pioblems. The ItW�,rary is an
,extensive one and When It, is eomplet-
volt cm alwayo, rely�� On Ma�
.ed there will be little oppottunity of Fo*.der.- Its quality. is' ai.wa,�-s uniform.
misinterpretation of policies- or Inis,
understandings which often�arl3e due There is no other "Just t1W7B4W7-
to the distance the dealer "may be
from the home office.
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tftoo 'CANADA
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Political antagonists can' never be'
certain whether T, L. Church, XP.i A.
"asks for to knows" or to nag,Ot-
tawa Journal. AGI("
KIN6
It becomes more and more worth RL A
while to address people through the POWDf F
press than to talk to them by word of.
mouth—Dean Inge. A'G I to
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KERENSKY RECORDS FALL OF
CZARDOM BAK1aN"G,P0wv uE
When we �first 84W t �e picturg of
Alexander K�rinsky' ng theL
Russigai troops we�,WerqC ded
th4t
bo� sopr!T(� a,
is not n ut 1 00 has Kerensky's duty to protect -the royAl general. He weakened at the last
dr eant family, then imprisoned in the palace. mo
pe=4PrdM k.4#.r mento stared into the Czars facelp
well -and orato., It was his intention to get the Czar wheeled round ai4 marched 3out
I a and his farnEy shipped to England. with his band of dumbfounded des -
yodel
.er for th4 ,t nly Me news got a -broad and did not peradoes. Kerensky Telates that
thrwA up him. --14104 e in the enhance Kerensky's popularity. A after be was a prisoner the Czar
NeWw Yo Times - 1 .1. e he tells conspiracy was hatched by a group malintairsed some of his former stat#
the, story t1ke Czar'g abd' tion and of B91nhevists to kidnap the Czar and ceremony.. Even his efiief jailer
relatoes that on the_Xciasion of his and hand him over to the sailors had access to him only,after consid-
first meeting with Nicholas, when the at Kronstadt who could be guar- erable formality which he had not
latter was 'his Prisoner, he told the anbeed to lynch -him after a brief thp heart to dispel. Nicholas spoke
unfortunate man to rely upon him. and �nfclrmal trial. All worked well. politely, asked about the war and
and haie no apipreheBsion for the The conspirators entered the palace wished Kerensy, success. Kelren-
future. We are rather surprised that and were in control. The Czar came sky's own idea of the tragedy of
MT. Kerensky should have recorded forward to surrender. No obstacle Nicholas' lis that he was dominated
that promise, for it would appear that stood in the way of the plan to by -hW wife, a clever and implacable
even yet he does not recognize his hurry him into an armored ear and woman, who hastened the doom of
futility. To say this is not to rob (fisappear with -him. But the leader all by failing under the spell of
his, narrativa of interest. For some of the kidnappers was the son of a Rasputin.
terrible m-ondw he movei in the cen-
tre of a vortex, helpless to direct it,
but not so confused that he does not
now remember what occurred. His
account of the first days of the revo- Says Dangerous Varicose'Veins
lution and the actions of N$&olss
confirm other stories and may be ac- Can Be Reduced at'Home
cepted as authentic.
He notes the fact which impress- Rub Gently and Upward Toward the ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil
ed other observers that throughout
Russia there was not an arm raised Heart as Blood in Veins (full strength) and apply night and
!n defence of the CzaT. Not even Flows That Way. morning to the swollen, enlarged
in the arm�,, not among the Grand veins. Soon you will notice that they
are growing smaller afid the tjreat�
Dukes, not among any of the aristo- If you or any relative or friends are ment should be continued until the
crats had Nicholas or the monarchy worried because of varicose ve'lus, Or veins are of normal size. So pene-
a friend seventy-two hours after the bunches, the best advice that anyone trating and poWerful is Emerald Oil
revolution had began. The Grand in this world eaft give YOU is to ask that even Piles are quickly absorbedL
Dukes and the imperilled laristocr&6 your druggist for an original -two- P. Aberhart iells lots of it.
!iterally fell over each other in their
indecent baste to get first to the
revolutionists and pledge their sup-
port. The Grand Duke Cyril, who
now presumes to call himself "the
Czar of All the RusWas" and rftides "WERM I OF on"*
in Cabourg, Germany, ryj�ied to the
Duma at the head of his Naval SUMhMR SCHOOLt JULY 4TH TO AUG. 13TH
Guards with a red band across his Slxdelightful
cbest even before the official abdi- Special Courses for Teachlirs mathlil of alwaly
cation of the Czar. In otlw words, 1. Comm Is Nisturs Sftdy od Ag*aftwe. and recrolertlioln. l
the abdication of the Czar was one 2. Roviislu Castries In 940k &Ud 006imhy,
of those obvious nations that only 3. Cow" In Librairy Sdam*.- IL
has to be suggested to meet with cams" effered Allin 11111 cbeall. L
universal approval. The heads of Isifty SuaUshi, Tlrimcb. German, a, Ontario.
the Durna communicated with the G-ek BlMry. Latizi,
Russian generals and found them matka md 2faWoo.
all favorabile. Only Miliukoff, among A x0andid social Rn4 istblesc
prominent Russians, declared himself program througbout
in favor of a mionarchy 'on principle.
When the Czar at army head- Beautifial ne University Build -
quarters heard of the revolutibn in ints in a 2W acre,piark. .9
Petrograd he despatched General Start an a BA. ilow.
Ivanoff with artillery and machine
guns W suppress it. 'Me general
obeyed orders, but when -he arrived
at Petrograd his soldiers all deserted
him and he found himself a prlisoner.
In the meantime the Czar in a .4&pe-
cial train was returning to the Royal
Palace, and the problem was to head
-him . off. Kerensky and the revolu- PROT C
ttDmsts kept informed of the move- Presenwhyr
ments of his train, cutting one hue
after another as Nicholas sDught to Art? ture,3i
dodge about and reach his destina-
tion upon unsuspected rails. Fin- PROTECTO is Nature's
ally he got to Pskoff where his
friend, Gerreval Ruszky was in Ovrn pregerver and beautifier
charge of an arm*y. But Ruszky —Creoscite—combined with
advised -him to qu[it, and showed him pure color" and- Linseed 01L
that the feeling against him remain- ED
ed on the throne was practically un- carried into the fibres and
animous. Then the Czar went even pores of the wood, preventing -
further than the Duma had demand-
ed of him. He had been required to rot and decay.
abdicate in favor of his son, Alexis,
under the regency of the Czar's bro- One gation of PROTECTO wi11 dio
their, GTand Duke Milchael. The Czar
abdicated -on his own account and also the work of two to three gaRons of
on account of his gon, and named Shlingle StailL It WiR look better and
Michael as the next Czar.
But by this time the mounting IaSt tWice as long. Thus, it is far more
demands of the revohitioniets had economicW to use. It is the ideal finish
abollehed the Czardom altogether. for shingled or mineralized composi-
Efforts were made to �ornmuziicate
with Michael and prevent him from tion roofs, barns,
accepting for it was feared that this garages, fences, sid-
action might lead to a rallying of ings, bungalows
the monarchists. A message was sent
to the Grand Duke, and the next day and all rough
a committee of the Duma waited up- wooden sur- Wit
on him. After a few spdeches, the faces. U
Grand Duke went into paivate con-
ference with two members of the de-
Putaftfibn, and afterwa* announced sk
that he would not accept tho tlitone.
Kerensky made an appropriate speech F F
and the incidwit closed. T'his was the r
end of the Rttss6rax monarchy. There-
after there never Vag. any eVort Tdade
to make - anybody else Czar. The
whole country seems to have been
satisfied to see this institution de-
stroyed and nobody 641ned to 'care
-much what happened, to Nicholas and
his family. But t1le gnom extrenle
mernbers of the Soviet of Worktft4hio
and 4oldleml' Dopu44g *are lot in-
�Mffertint. 'They tvdlited Nicholas AM
&ted,. They ptopOS4M
big faIntly -Invr
a triAl aft6t *1110-t thel geotehea of vw,.
Aj�niA, ibel !krongfi.,; T* ".rg
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