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In, 40 VA% Imps;3', ., � . �11 �� ,�.,.�,'.,�,','..--,� ,. I I I . ,, I �,,: ,-,� A,Pl`.� , "M ,� *r .0 , - , .44', -i�,!,�'.;, . , ,- I-V , ; �i, `.�J,':�l I . .- � . , the ,��.,`.� . . ptone ught 1?*�: � � 1, , ""' " �, "I"", I., . � 1�1�1 'I', . ,,ql and when they tho 4M I . � �- ,,d Pa �' ''d; -4. b4d I A .. ' IV M I .0 �' � -0 I . � between the �.o.]RtrAq. 4IN p4r.19 "I I I 11 V` � 4 �1� Rh-. . . A , 1 -449 1 .- I . ,; , ", "I . . � . � k -� .,� ,,,, " � I I . 1 Up. wa4-dead,. dragged b1m outsido. � dur 11 I I � 1, I I 1i I I . �� "I . Ing the last colitoy, th'A �;,Vftjl�" '' 1 1:7 "" . .1 — . . . li�. nnl.r`W�,, I W "I t.. . , , �. 9.T a .0 .11 �,00�, W.Xigleyl'4; ,q I � � .. I "M - 444, 11AS-04,11 ma -gr � �.8.4 , .X him "COMP k4 "I � " ment .of st ,.A �5.4 1 tbet,� city gates, 1pavip , ,perhaps, .,,_-*�i "..'.."'ji: I'll- ., .ock � es R;0 ,, . ,,, ., ,,, , w ", -",. — . ". ,, � I.. . ", tri-butiop of their Shares among uvin-., n �.!�g -for the fe ,t, '4� k i , -... id Irlatulicepo , . X-'�-.,-. ...., Ity-11w xmit. I I .,.,. ::: . . in ne very temple of Jupiter .�', . g1te , `,F,,,.9,r1.4 a. � ,',:,�`. I . . . I , front Of 4) 11 . ,,e,, �,?,prip, , � ` �:::, � .. � .to which they had been -about to con, 4 �, -, I -:� --,�,�., W.01�: -formed people have made. new kinds 7 � I I "Ti, V,M PAUMna Uland . I . I.. ;, - I *1 "i L , � . 2..;:1 . , . - , � , '# � I duct him as an incarnation of their 1', .� 1. - : . : I.,. . - �g -L , of dishonesty possible. by tna7o er"413 . A'a -TA"Ren -pine tbwe As I ,� -� .0 ;,g.,-.,!:i�: an deity. But Paul wa's not dead. ..: Oe. A New York taxi driver is told ft #x ,'bis'numerous I "p, Morin' - � patr 11 .. , .. ..... .. � , 4 ... .. . , .." , m..'�ii,", 11,111 1.1. - , !� - .111. 11 .., ". - ,,, , 11 11. ii, d hi IF - -� . . . .'...", � , Following. their former custom when company promoter, who seems to be business 4�jjitetpri,sas,' .Re U FJ '� .. � , ." , K iiiiiii:' , . pers 11. ..11-11 intelligent and com etent, that if he gues -sitting , "!,.,,�lli."",.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.l-iiiiiii 11 a , . "L , , , , " ,"_ 'I'L , .�!ji , " ". .�, ,-', ! .M. ` ,.,.,,.�Ii 1.1.1-11.11 , '1111, 1. I -., I .,1.1111,11 , 4 Ily , r0chen I , '% "' 1.�....................�.��...�Iii....- -�::: ... P ,,p - �.................................................................'.,�ili!!!i�iiii'I ecilted they next day left , to, . - ii�V`I.ii .,' v ,�,:.�,-N'l _ qu'th ,q.,r,Andah of L:�, ,;, - ........... . ... - ,, . . qM I . . .. les to Derbe in, 'an ad- - "re Wo buys shares, in a bank in 'Peru at $49 jais. 49Mp',s,M , -4 .pr, ,ing�..q , ., t ` went twenty mi . . �J# stretch , � . not leave �-.'& ied -0 ., _pKfu?, lig-iiii-Vorived mwh " jacent province. Here they were un- Y . ri ;V "" nz will be able to sell therii'for WO of rolling. water that separate 0 �,. �� 11�,�,,A 1.1, .d th I ,,A-- , " I �11 , d i � � ,,��,�, . , 11 11 When . in a year. 4e puts all *his savings island from the AingripLaO m4 A an IA'. I �,, 0 . ski a, it's -� molested. Here Paul gained one more . . your child is sick you're , j..J , �11 . , " , .j, , t Pg 1cruschein, it's , . I . . '' b �' A' others to pass the . I . friend in Gaius who afterwards ac- terribly worried. Of course you cant into shares. ;Six months later, the used idly. to specula ,, gp,to �,xl�ffi� ffl.,�Qk M and � LLLLL � th MO to . q .pos- 4 �'A� .;�!: .. 1:-1,1 fe ,V11 - � . '. . I ornpanied him on his last journey to always avoid sickness, but YOU Can Peruvian bank's shares are warth 14, sibility, of anybody"sw'imming"Opross. , . L, fT , -, , , I c F ;.,& . " , I 111,,114� .... � , �q VA -us from over -acidity and ; �., I Jer . It � `�,'. K . , . .; usalem. The- need -of oversight of remedy and often prevent children's and he is ruined. � A -prize was offered and since,f112' - ,, . :: Is '144 . . . - --1 I ,". suell an extent that I was i�i:::, !Vx% !��,, the infant churches W)ijeh they had ailment$ with Baby Own Tablets. Bitvieen the unhappy investor and numerous attempts had bpa'A. e.' a , .:.q.,V, � . ,� . . qd ,,. .1. I �.i -big business man, the game is of- The effort of 1927 Was - on a gra ", c I - They a the ideal laxative for chil- 417* F// couldn't take food. ;�*!:., � li"'. "" I . ftly ill. . , founded,'drew them back the twenty lre the . . nd , . .. ), , .Y,r,ry� thought of it nauseated me, iniles from Derbe t6 Lystra, the forty dren. goctors prescribe them. ten quite unequal. Even supposing scale, thoroughly ,organized 4 n (,V I . ,. 4i � Ttl .,, . , � il -- ". . . t!`�41 : � ?%",.]� actUa take ... I .1 1. ,,, � . Ily forced myself to � . .1 ' Baby's Ovhn Tablets re4ucd fever, -4 4 . ,.. \ ., .. miles from Lystra to Iconium, the the inventor very intelligent, if he widely advertised. Young he r, that I , ..! , -*:s...... 11. -,.�'.-Z ..-: . .,. I, .. ation, ;:;:�.`.-",`P;;: I.- - a first prize of $25,000 was offdred rwa egan , �'.,M,-,'.`.�`�*4`,�: ;*N s from Iconium to Antioch. I . miw go ;..:. . sixty rqile reads the company's financial state , hm -1 would be wietchedly ill. - . - I . allay colic, prevent cdhsdp I I .- - .. - .. . :, I 11 W, 101AV1 9Ae rds. I really b. :I I—— . . . . . . ,, -.% the stomach, . .. ;, W., - So with I .y ., sweeten ,,-d help to tr*et W1. was not worth while. ,- . "......., . . .y .-- It may well be supposed that it need- ni�ent, what can he make of it? Re- and he determined to try. %, . ,�, I � `.:.: I -V( -about the late presid I I , gq,pk�,� , "! " I -b I taken JCxaschen for .12 . .,. led no sl*h.t heroism to face once more clear up colds. 25 cents a package at serves may be hidden. Often a busi- friend named Bill Hastinvhe crossed en"nol *by it- I -, - .1 I we now druggist's. � I a , ,� ims.:T�, 1, .."'AROV001 and 11 haire no doubt that itbas indigestion. The immediate effect of the dangers that. might befall them. any I ness which is distributing no dividends the continent, partly on a second-hand should be thus called in view of the L V't- '�-`4 " 1� - , ' . �. �hted ' the six mineral salts in Kruschen is to They accomplished their purpose is sounder -than anotheir that seems to and unreliable motorcy a: 4p r Or $, " ,'.� ... ,, � jay digestive system. I am . and .cle, and partly f ct that ther is no othe , kin'd .1 V� I rk with promote thq, healthy flow of the vital � BABy,S owN TABLETS Chicago* the boys Interest puzzles us—we should be� I 11�ljl�` " upW quite fit and able to wo heartened their converts and, with this form bus!- hitch -hiking. In f , � I u'. I I:, Ir 'gor.4gaijn. I recommend the same juices of the body. , And that means a 17 1 6 ness is an unequal war between a found themselves broke, but4hey pre- tempted'to consider him as alrien4. '' I ,-t� ., .,wi Orayer and fasting, ordained elders in JDr. WilliaMs") " 11 ""': I � -.. Aveatment to those of my patients who blessed end to indigestion and a re- every place. Taking farewell they I small group of men. marvelously well sented themselves tDMr. Wrigley and -tnd &ive a -brief account of all hisA , .� - ; A, e., -hearted enjoym . . , . ". 4W ik0lytobenefitbyit."N=eE-S. newed a9d whole. . ent ,, N., ��! i . 11i . - commended them to the Lord on whom ------------ on the one hand and primitive received a loirn that tided them over. broken friendships, beginning with? I � 1, of your f6od without the slightest fear ' armed . �� 1, .;. ;adjgestion is caused by I failure in old painful they bellelveed.�Condensed from Can- tribes on the other, ' I - hey f ound an old Col. Haryey and Henry Wattersorw- � �:��:�'. . -,. a Aqw- of the gastric or di f having to pay the ,,�: . a gestive o on Farrar's Life of St. Paul. Moreover leaving individual morals friend named O'Byrn�e, who helped to and , ending 'with Col. -Rouse an(X I. � . ' - alty. And more I' You will soon . -It is possible that . � Vj..% I lu.wes,/ Ap.a result, Your food, instead Pei, . New Business Morals For * - train -George for the swim and row . � 11 IM tonic influence of I aside and considering only social mor ed Joseph Tumultys 1. ,�, - af being assimilated by your system, experience the . - . . ,11&,..�. — . ality, it is impossible for society to the boat beside him in the contest. there are men of such greatness that I I , , 1� -, �-If � simply coBects and ferinents inside vou, Kruschen upon your bloodstream. Old , riendships. I'- - �"X,:� I I ' You will begin to f4i a new being— '' tolerate such a, stater of war because i ciang's first statement gave full cred- they are incapable of f . � . groducing. harniful acid poisons. 9tart WORLD MISSIONS N I �� . . Che digestive, juices powing, normally, happier, heartier, and hungrier than A'Dishonesty caused the so-called de- it destroys the 'confidence without it to O'Byrne, and he said he had done is possible that the president uf tb& . � I —that's which no society can'endure, Prac- 1i for his mother's sake. United -States should have no friends; � � , , I pression. People inflate stocks � t,', � . , ., � and you'll not have to stiffer any more. you ever felt in your life. Some sixty years ago, the first con- dishonest. People buy inflated stocks tice, which were fairl� - innocuous ,Fortune waited on him hand in ruined Warren Harding. In "Th' -r "I ,�, " I And that is just how Kruschen Salts Krusehen Salts is obtainable at all verts, five in number, were baptized in ,, , : j ... , ; 4 I'll, I and lasting relief from Drug Stores at 45c. and 75c. pet bottle. with the hope of getting rich at the ,ducation of ,Henry Adams," it ig; . i " �:v- , . lbriiw Swift . . � North Formosa. Those first live expense of some one else. That's al- when confined to exceptional cases, hand with fame. But blun'ders were E *d that a frie;;d in Power is m-, �� e\ � ,. � , : . which were not diihgeious to society equally close at hud. Stories began sa, . xi,, �, — Christians were a ,scholar, a painter, in , � � � . '7�*:: - I -- so dishonest." These-memarks (made when used by a few great speculators to circulate that he had forgotten friend lost. We knew a former'To-, , . rriter, a carpenter and a farmer . . , , ., ,- �� ,� � a v� . I 11. - by Henry -Ford) raise the ivery im- ,.,. I .. against one another, become a great Bill Hastings the friend of his ad- ronto newspaper proprietor who fqlt-. I , ' -s nip a � 1',�..,�� I AFTERNOON it rendered tl�em more able to escape Amid the yells, jeers and taunts of portant question of business moral menace when the confidence of the versity. His mother and his . ,Mor- th t, be dared not make friendships; . .�.'14 . SUNDAY jurisdiction to another. the heathen crowd, they tconfessed in the modern world. masses, is at stake. If the people lose able Aunt Bella started for,iCali. :eclluse he might be tempted to be- I ' from one § il`, I -Doubtless, as at Antioch, their first their faith publicly in clear, decisive . 11�,-o � ,. It is I ,.� dishonest, we believe. not tf' eDnfidence in the security of invest- fornia to see him. Johnny Walker tra , . "I � ��, I.' . (.,By Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) ' - tones and were baptized "in the name fulfil a contract or a promis-e, But y what he considered the public in -7 ; - , �' I . ,.�� . .1 , t, . � , "', � care would be to secure lodgings a ments, capitalist society will not be the Toronto instructor who had first terest in behalf of his friends- , � rien, and of the Father, and of the Son, and of does honesty consist simply in living able to go on. taught Young, was one of the pa That is to say, one of his friends. f�. mong their fellow-countgr . '�� i � -i �M, y should I fear the darkest hour, rty, . ,� � .1 the means of. earning their daily -sub- the Holy Ghost," by the Rev. Georg� up to contracts? Are some, contracts 'If the, capitalist sy-stem - is to con- if we remember aright. There -,yere mi- t get drunk and be arrested anot I., , , . . . . . . 'IV J)r tremble at the tempter's power9 . I gh. , tower. sistence. TV'� . On the Sabbath day they Leslie ,MacKay who was the first Mis- not immoral in themselves? A politic tinue, the uninitiated outsider must be mi E understandings and complications. the newspaper proprietor's heart J... - sionary to go from Ontario t � � I "',�. . . entered as usual the synagogue. In- 0 a 4 an gets advance information that the able to rely upon investments - It appeared -almost as though an ef- would be torn between a desire ta� . . A . I I 1, %. . r foreipn field. For twenty-nine years . ' repres ,,�: Though hot 'the fight, *by quit the vitations to speak were at first neve - building of a new railway station is ,nte4 'by pieces of paper bearing the fort had beem made to. keep George l.eep. his friend'i, nanie out of the.- . 4%, . " wanting, and they preached with a I he labored strenuouslyf, and accomp- going to add greatly to the value of signature of a great capitalist in the -from his mother and his Aunt Bella paper and the desire not to deprive,- �'. 1 . . field ? fervor which won many converts both Pished marvels in preaching, teaching�, '':.% Why must I either flee or yie-ld, h given piece of land. He buys it and, . . - same way that he can rely upon a cr from his trainer. People began tj his readers of this -delihf .. � among Jews and proselytes. Their -,healing, planting churches and train- by a perferatly legal contract, pay's for ' I . ,i4.. Since Jesus is my mighty, shield? . note issued by the Federal Reserve smilp and then to snicker. Vaudevill�i of news. �, 1 I .11 . stay, therefore, was prolonged but at,ing pastors. Like othek'pioneer rnis- it one-fifth of the enhanced value. Is Banks. I .. jokes appeared , concerning Geoi!ge But the charge against Wilson iw. . � :, I * - . t%,, - me earth and hell combine; length the spirit of .faction grew so! sionar,es, he experienced the hatred this honest? Certainly not; because �s not that he did not make friends- � Against Business morality can only be sound Young and Aunt Bella. There we . "; , Rut on my side is power divine; hot that a plot was set on foot to inur- i and the fhreatenings of the people, the two parties to the agreernent were if there is eauality between the buy- controvers;V as to what sho-uld be (ion' The charge is that he discarded therm .4 , a ; L�:.. � der the Apostles. Of this they kot 1 He was called the "black -bearded for- not on an equal footing, since the P01- e, and the se'ller of stocks; that is to with his money.' Mr. Wrigley opeily after thev had ceased to be of use 11 '. I Jesus is all, and He is mine. ,o ! 1:1: . .gn devil." Stories of the cruelty itician had information which the sel- say, if all inforniation, favorable or I expressed disgust with -the wholie bus- to him. it occurs to us that this iff. I . 4: � ,�. John Newton. timely notice, and once more took:ei I � , .., , I , % J , . flight. They still followed the great I of missionaries preceded him. It was ler of the land did not have. 'uniavorable. is, placed at the disposal iness. And so it has continued with a very different thing and a..Mucht 11 I . ��.1, PRAYER ,main road and came to the little town rumored that the foreign devils put But do we always take account of �f tl�e public in a clear and compre- George failing in every other mara-' more adl6us charge. As regards Col- �t;, .�� Here they seem to have poison in the books.which thev gave this element of'equality in a deal? hensive form. Certain companies . do thon swim. But we do not forget that House, he helped elect W�son,'ancf .1� I - -1 " - I I � ��t, - . 4 . ' i of Lystra. the people to read. They wera 'A stnall �%. . 'n e; am iiii expert in painting., 011s Fit regular intervals, They inake if it had not been for George. Young luecarne his most in'th'nate friend an -1. , . We thank Thee our Father Rr th , preached with success. One day when to . I I of apparently they were preaching in the siiPPosed to poison the wells, gouge ' - '.." .perseverance of the saints in days - merchant in Florence asks 2,000 lire mistakes, but they do not come under there would 'have been no Exhibition adviser. He was in Europe before� � -open air, Paul noticed special inter- out the eyes and hearts of the dead, for a picture. I know, with On the ^-war, and before the Unite& -- V. . out any � ,,,, 431d; and we pray for grace to follow Mr. Ford's criticism. marathan swimming contests. '.,�, . - .1 est in the face of a cripple and ,he ex- -boiling human bodies and making .1 1 ibt I am Rlso convinced that they con- that account, the Exhibition authori- States entered the war, studying at � . � , . . n possible daii ., that it is a Velasquez . .1 their example in our flight against evi 1. . within and without. Amen. . . , ercised his divinely -given power and thei into opium. MacKay shared which is worth 1,000,0100 lire. I say iribute, through -their honesty, to a ties and the people of Toronto owe first hand the great events and the.- I , � , . I ibealed the man. The crowd in its ex- with Dr. Maxwell of the English South nothing and buy the picture for 2 I 000 business* revival. For the present. the him a debt.that cannot easily be ex- I -olved. as Wilson's. . "...1, I re,(t characters in-, . 'I" citement at such a thing happening. Formosa Mission .the evii report that lire. Is this honest? . - . I'll cc, �- ''. S. S. LESSON FOR SEPTE I MBER 1,3 in their midst shouted: "The gods, he was fattening his patients in order , . . rospector. I have ,11'rr,it �ivil of the caT)italist world is tinguished. . reproscitat*,ve. On these vi8its his7." . I . .. . I - I am a mining p not lack of money. ft is lack of con- ,. I own charming penionality as well asr ., ., , ��... 0 . 11 arned him the!��` � .. . 11. Lesson Topic-Soine Missionary Ex- have come down to us in .'the likene�s � to kill them. "He had come to sho"v developed an infallible means of de- iidence on the part of those who hold , .is grasp of affairs e ' . . !",. I � ,of men." The priest of Jupiter at kindness and speak truth. but the t . , ng' the presence of a certain I the money and to whom every invest- iiking and esteem of those Europeam ,� .. "I . periences * .1 I once set to work to do honor to them. I heathen .heart could not belleve it,, ermini I , IV Lesson Passage -Acts 14:8-23. * metal * underground. I. thus dis.cover ment seems unsafe. It is only through s'a'emienwith whom he came into� . I I , V '. - 41 Fierce antagonism manifested itself � e Is a policy of perfect frankness that one ta',%,oHouF.e ,was able to give Wil- -... . . lf�. , in the preventing of the missionary a, veini of this metal. I reveal noth- can '� ' - Golden Text -Matthew 5:10.' When the AT>o,stles became aware the. that on a farni in N'w Jeisey there i Acids In Stomac% .1 . I they were about to be the ce�ntre of - ' c�"H Z I" t �'.r "'. , . reassure a public, which has just ,;I'n� more"' in portant, informatiom � . �:�: 'they were hor- I from acquiring church sites and er- ing and buy the farm. Is t -I I . , "When they persecute you in this an idolatrous worship I � his hon- gone through such 'an ordeal. The an � . . . than merican embassies coul,cV , .tirrg churches. An instance of this est? � 1�, I city, flee ye to another," our Lord'had ror-stricken. Rending their garments I ec Cause Indigestion 1;tovide him -with. Wilson kneTv , � ., , average, investor must feel that be is . .., .,�.. . � id ,to his twelve Apostles when He- they sprang out with loud cries among: is that of the effort of- the "barbar- ',yes," most,business men will say, protected by very severe conventions, . what . Europe as welK, lj� � . . Sal , . . . was goin on in ,V . , F" -sent them forth as lambs amone the multitude, im-ploring them to be- ian missiona ,7 to build a "because you are rewarded for your just as he is in tlx�,case of -money. ' Medical autborities state that near- as Lord Grey Tnew, .� � ry" in 18" . M . ry mor- church in the city of Ban -ah. The ,.".. wolves. Expelled from Antioch, Saul lieve that, they were but ordina .gl, I . . wcrk and your knowledge." Artificial inflation o� ,�Wues must 'be ly nine -tenths of the cases of stomach just as soon. Thanks to House, Wil- "I . l , 'hjid Barnabas obeyed this injunclion. talt like tbemsel�vs and that it was people were determined that he should I 'j,'� . . There is another defense of the buy- considered a �rime as serious as coun- trouble, indigestion, sourness, burning. son was the best informed man im - and following a well -traversed road the very object of their mission to not preach or teach in their city. P'ro- I %��, . or who inakei a profit at the expense terfeiting, which it closely resembles. gas, bloating, nausea, etc., are due to the United States on the Edropeaw .f.. . ,� , . ..� . they made their way to the pleasani turn th�m from these empty idola- clamations were issued forbidding an- of the seIler-that the merchant him- This is the only way to re-establish an excess of hydrochloric acid in the situation when the United States en-,, .. , . .; . � I r I ` I -,� city of Iconiurn. The 'diversity of, tries to the one living and true God. citizen to rent or sell property to self has not paid for what he sells, a the confidence of the people in the stomach. The delicate stornach lining tered the war. . . ,;� .. . ,. �.. 4 political governments which at this i In their disappointment these peo- him. Finally, however, MacKay suc� price based upon its real value. If system, and no society can live peace- is irritated, digestion is delayed and The cordial affection and mutuall . , ' ; " , time prevailed in Asia Minor, was so ple would be inclined to assume, that ce-cded in renting a- little hovel in a Ithe art dealer sells tfie Velasquez at ably without that confidence. food sours, causing the disagreeable respect of the two men continuedi, 11 I 11, ,.% . UT an ad -vantage to the Apostles that if these two mysterious . stranig'ers 4irty narrow street imside the forbid� 2,000 lire, *as probably ,bought it at Of course, it will inean that the symptoms which every sto�;ac'h suffer- and increased until the time of ther� � �. , ... � - . den city. Over the door he had ifi- 1 500 lire; if the farmer sells me his general public must give up the idea er knows so well. I Peace Conference, which Wilson at- ''. I 1?,;. . -.- — - ----- � scr:kbed "Jesus' � Holy Temple." But , ,,, --- --- I�nd without taking account of the of making a rapid fortune through Artificial digestents are not needed "ended against the advice Of some- . ' .I,,,.,. . . I . this had soon to .be surrendered, as it I ibling. But the great lesson of A may do real harm. shrewd American politicians, andl ... V. � � 0 turned out to be Chinese military vein of mineral, neither did he pay gan in such cases ai , . for -the metal when he bought it, since the receni crisis hm'been to show mil- Try laying aside all digestive aids where he received such flattering at-- ( . l � . , I .. I . . property. I nobody knew it was there. lions 6f Americans and Europeans and instead get from any druggist tentions as no other American hadl I -1 1, . , . I I , '. - �So the seller at least does not suf- that richesi quickly gained are ephem- some Bisurated Magnesia and take a ever commanded. At that time Wil- ,. After muc ' h prayer with his stud- ' ' . I .� �.. . ents and by persistent effort he found fer, for he loses nothing. This argu- eral and that the only way to earn teaspoonful of powdLer or four tablets son was at the very height and pin- . I . . . . another place and put the same in- I ment ouiets the conscience of the buy- money is by work- . in water right after eating. This naele of bis tremendous career. ,At .... I., an ' script;oTi over the door. The second: er, but is it sound? It seems to me - I � sweetens the stomach, pre,�rents the that time, too, astounding �,jgqneray 6, 1 1 1 that somebody suffers by the deal; formation of excess acid, and there is deference was accorded Col. House_ �� 11 �� . day the whole city was in an. unroar., I . �.. the building, and but it is not the seller, it is society. no sourness, gas or Pais. Bisurated Did the Wilson megalomania concelvei I I ". . I 11 the house was literally torn to pieces iBy buying a Velasquez cheap, a man Catalina Channel Swim Magnesia (in powder or tablet form- the suspicion that perhaps more at- I I ,, 11 .. time you're hungry, enjoy Kellogg's Corn and carried away. They dug up the acquires a fortune which enables him , Young'& Great Triumph never liouid or milk) is harmless to tention -was being paid to Houm � I . . I foundation stones and stood showing1to exact labor from other men. ,kTt- the stomach, inexpensive to take and than he deserv�d? Were there those, �.�., . . ' i&ts will produce for him all sorts of It was in the early hours of Sunday is � the most efficient form of magnesia near him whose business it was to, � � %� � , . � I.. . Flakes and milk or cream. For breakfast, .their hate by spitting os the site. ' � . i . .... � . . The Chinese Mandarin and British luxuries; seamen will bring them to morning, January 16th, 1927. that for stomach purposes. It is used by minister to his colossal vanity ancE I . .,� him; masons will build him a house. George Young, after a swim of fifteen thousands of people who enjoy their who discovered 'the apt moment to, I I'll � �, for luncb, for supper—for a late snack Consul appeared, but the Consul re- ., . iused to acce4 to the Mandarin's re- All ,this in exchange for what? For hours, 46 minutes, covered the dist, meals with no more fear of indiges- convey to him this suggestion? W& I 0 P, �� , . � . ' quest that MacKay be ordered to nothing, since he gained his buying ance of 23 m1les between -Catalina, Is- tion. - can merely guess, but it is more tbam ( I �,:, They're great ... between meals andat any leave. -"SeeP said MacKay calmly power by no, productive, labor. So- 1-4nd and the -California mainland and I a guess iliat presently Col. House- .� . , . -.-i . - — 11 � I I I I - .. ., ., showing his forceps and 'his Bible, "I ciety is the dupe. Why does society dropped his numb body on the shore. found a difference in Wilson's ton,vI. . - I ", I sanctioh such proceedings? Since He became the hero of the athletic 'toward him, grasped the truth that- �. -4 . use this to relieve pain ,of the body, , 1. "I' . � House and Wilson; A .4� 'and this gives relief from sin -the di,- standards of honesty -are variable, world, and since then look at him. I he bad done all that he could d., 1, -a" AISK-211k � . ease of the soul. I cannot go until I I why has this one not been cban--ed? The Catalina swim of George Young Broken Friendship for the President, and gracefully And[ � " , I . 11 I 1, '� � 11, W have given your people the benefit of 1 Simply, because, until the last cen- was one of the greatet.� perforynances . gradually withdrew. Some day, as� I . i i., I them." . tury, it presentedino social danger. in the history.of swii�ming. It is Recently Col. E. M. House we hAve already said, we trust Col- . �, ", , ,. ��. . I _R1911L 14 1 I 1. Most people exchanged goods whose true that he has failed dismally*And and 'Mrs. ,House celebrated their House will set all doubts at rest. � I . , 11, - . . I ..., , ., ,,. . ,Mackay erected a small building value. it was easy to determine; food, even tragically to since a proach his golden wedding anniversary and re- . � , , V p ' I 1. 1-� I . I .. I I 1(�. on the original site and commenced, clothing, furniture, land, live stock Catalina triumph. He hai disappoint- ceived messages of congratulations —.1 am 4 , .., "I k, ,,, I I I.t. . . 1 9 work. After a time he, purchased a I were the common commodities of ed hundreds of thousands of people from some of the most distinguished Fair Grants to be Cut. ,,,, larger site and built a commodious I trade. Those who dealt in them knew at succeedifig Exhibition swims, dut it men in the United States'and Eur - I 1�i . V ,�, � church. In 188.4 this church was de- their goods and -trickery was difficult. is only fair to say that he has most ope. When we say that the list in- Ron. Thomas L. Kennedy is serv- I I '43y, . - � - stroyed, the materials carried away When injustice became possible, so- of all disappointed himself. But of cluded the King, the Prince of Wales, ing an ultimatum upon Fall Fair As- X 11- - li�ipe�d upon the mis- ciety intervened by fixing, for example late people have become. ac u t er and'King Albert of I 1. - � and indignities . c S 0 . sociations in Ontario that unless they, \ : .."..". - -� -�T I , . sionary and his converts. Once ag � ain stiTe. The ur- to being sorry for themselves when Belgium we suggest that the esteem discontinue th%!,r practice of looking; , .. �! - , : ,; be built and that church is still stand- rency has always been controlled and George Young failed instead of being in which ,Col. House is held is extra- chiefly to Queen's Park for finan6i - I I , . V , V 0�4;4 1 I ing and in the jubilee year (1923) was couriterfeiters severely punished, The sorry for him. .4 ordinary, ,bearing in mind thd fact assistance, the usudl Governme ,. � ��-� I CORN greatly enlarged. by the congregation. reasc,n was that, in the interest of so- A friend of ours ,who is well �--ersed that he never held arty political or grants, will not be forthcoming in 193 ..: ,.� % CORN The natives are not tearing down ciety, confidence must be maintained; in military history once assur , ed ids diplomatic' office and ig not a, world He is ,,nvi,ved that many fairs sho - 11 � FLAKES I IV ma to -day, but in- anything which shakes the average that if we read the.account of any figure 'in any art or science. 'Col- too little pride. in themselves, that; 111Z.�: --. FLAKES stead they are building them. The inan's confidence in social justice must Europeanbattle in which Turkey was House is remembered, as the friend of they would sooner Ask the Govera� I I . , I I ,� ). . days of opposition are gone; the days he judged with pitiless severity, be- engaged we would sooner or later Woodrow Wilson. and that is how he ment for help than their own munici- � � , * I , ,.�,- I E � � * Oven-fresh'in the waxtife wrapper. -in cause a society which, does Aot safe- corne upon the terse words "The will be remembered in history. He , ,',, � � of opportunity have come. - (Fro palities. Consequently he 'is taking: I V" �, I I'll �:, , ;N�- The, Missionary Review of The guard that confidence will be doomed. Turks then fled.! People id To,pnto bore a relationship to the President steps. to alter that attitude. This year-. . -, . I Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. World). I The main point, in this inalysis of have become just 'as much accus- of the United States that perhaps no the usual grants will be made, but-' I. . .. I � r'.. . . other man ever Pore to a holder Of next year the Government will give., I I I tomed to reading the words "George �! !I:, - , -,:, Young is now being taken out." And that office. He was his other self. He. a fair no more money than the fair'sv P ,It, . . it has been pretty bard to take, too, was empowered not only to speak for municipality gives. On the 'presenU. . . I,— . , "I - I -,,� . but especially bard for George. He him and act for him, 'but almost to basis of contribution, several fairs at. A . " I ,�k e, ,, has been accused of all athletic think for him. -Such issues as peace least would have to suspend opera- ,,, ! . 'r� . �,, . 1, ;&,. . JGILLETV�S 4" --, F Ink e' L ' , crii*Ae§,, including the crowning crime or war were 'in the hands Of '�,01- tions. The Government contributex! - � L.", . I y.e of lack of heart. We have never be. House. who was probably as Much TO- between $80,000 -and $100,000 a sea- I 4' I -,%%',.`-'..'�%� lieved that he lacks heart. Presumab- s?Onsible, as Wilson himself for Am- son in support ng these fairs. Un- . 91. :%.', ,�.:.'..".",."."."...��::.,. '. ,-A:`7, Olican entry into the war and many Of der the new policy a considerable part; " , , I . �i".'.`.`."""�� `.'117, � `� * Lye shouid never be ly he has lacked sense, and be has � � �� - I.." .. .... . A* a �, i ,,, *11 X . w lacked the physical condition without the subsequent events- - X11 , I �,,$�� dissolved in hbt water. . I of the ,expenditure will be saved, .. � 1 `,-'.'.-,V- . . which -a long, hard swim is an sibso- But what interests people nowa- which is in line with the general pol- M .�;, � � C I e a n -s t h e 6 a t h r o o In ... , :-�-,�� lute impossibility. h and will"probably interest them icy of retrenchment in the depart- . � 1pW . `171. ..,::::: 1.4"..!"..'...... ? - , .: in the future, is not, so much the .. I I. �� 1A." V - "... - idea that George Young swim' ment. .., I . ,,�,;: - .. %. 1.� ... %... s as A "I , friendship between the two men a3 1. . 'I, " "... long as,he can swim. and that be . I I . R � ".. ..., " V ruption of the.friendship. The - .., I .� 'quits, not because he is beaten, but the dis I .. �, �, i n half t h e u s u a I .. ,�.%,. ONE ta6lespoonFul ofG i I I ett's Lye , time ..,. �.. .g... . ,,,,, �%, ..-,..,i dissolved in a g-�11.on oF cold* water because be finds it useless to try to truth about that remains hidden. So ... ,1� .�,-:�:',-'� - '. - 4,,�, 1,.,��.-�. ::". I I 1%�, - t" .." -tF, 1�,'�` continue. far as we are aware, Wilson riever I k%�NIV . � . , " "I N.' '. , .�. . . :%* ." .-%`�,-.,..' . I I � . �,,.� .211,1- provides an ideal, safe solution thdt penly' referred to it. Col. Hou*e, in ,�il,,e . I � But whatever has happened 'since 0 , 4 . �,�,:�:::,. amow�'�.-. � , . I I . . i -- �,�Aj . - R, , . M:l F 'I 1, . .,�, , .. . Q4- . . - quickly r,leans everything in the bath- and may happen in the,future, -no- his remarlable reniiniseences,lyrefeura . �.-. . ., .I. � a.l. ��t.�'.� � .11, " . � � ., " , " - . . `�!Ii;ii:�,!.. .. �, ,.:, �, . I - ,.. lw.� !::..,. ,�,�,;, . - ... ,, .. X.I. . I � ,� " , I—* " .111. .: take away from Geor -and chivalrous . 13 t .... ,X1;.:::, �.., ... � body xan to it vbliquely . . f. -K;�.� "... '..". " , . �. =: �* �:i: !�,.,,.�� Mom. 98 � " , �� ",".1 .... �� -Ir ,M ..., '. , . " I. I Young that extraordinary achieve- the significant fact is that he 1:6oilght , 11�:;Illil. ��:::;::i�!:�- �� ,. , 1111iit"...." A -..p - !, : Use it to wAsh walls, the floor, in the 1. :%..,�1�.';:;1:-:-1: --.:� .. .... . . ." , I ..X.:". I ,� � ., . . .. , .�,:*%'.,.".,-,'...;r,5:,!::,::::, . ",,"...., �;NN',,�':' 'A.32��;g%:;;,.:.,:��- - I... � ' ment of being the first mah to swim frorn 'Mrs. .Wilson perinission to in- ... ... , ... .;. ,.,.�.',�:A . �.i , ::::::..: . . . . . V%41'.,,� . ... "... 4 , X,:1.-:01::1:::. X;.;-:%../ ,...r. i - the Catalina channel. And he was clude in .his memoirs certain letters : ..'.... :,; i sink and 6athtu6 ; . . and remem6er, I 11 0 �,i �. " 9", i?�,;: * , IN ,S�,.:-:� -'11:� t tinie.'He was which bad passed between her bus- 1 AIN4� :; I �,,,�� i � . I 'r . , , .....,-.1.,., ,;!:: �� 1'�.: � When y6uus*i-Gill,e,tt's Lye, eachis dis- ,��,.' -- , i;1050 ; . - band and himserf. This permission I jl":�ip- - .11�ltlll. , � "I. � '1, . . 0 -0 .5iWT,.1111 - W�,g. �,� 11 a boy Of -seventeen and while in'To I .. W-1.1. I 9 I "'r. ---' �;� : �*;��.i,,Mwlrl:.�, �P�* I . iv:. �.�O ,� I was refused. -Had it been granted it .1 , " " ` " , ,�i ', " - I %�,: xg, , §OF ."..'.�i::�Qi*� ,',,..i�, : Infected as well as cleaned with t6 ronto he was known as an extremely I � ", Xi .. .�11'1�% .../ Z .... - , -,i Vr. : '. . : . , .�' " V = .1, 1,11111010. i . -.4 M -I ii*,1,01, -�.,. � : seems likely that we should not now X.N..1.51. -"� r� : 0 'th .�t A:�,mll.,, - 11"", , Ii 9, 10- , � ..,�, ". , "', 'M .-.;--,; - I �N-%,�,,.xws-/�. I , %% -1: ::.;, � . - N' -,',.?*'-,x-..- " , fast and promising swimmer w -i � I * i. I Ig �:! 4 ".. �, �iii�i one operation. I . , ,,.P, ,. , '.. , �3"' . rfect natural stroke, no be spec lating as to the caus6 lead - 4". 1::::0 -- " '. , On - �;11 I ��'i � ".1 W -r- � .". "" . ..... gg" .-�-, - 2 .. "I"', -1( , ....... .."g.g.-g " , � .11 101 , ..."".?, , ing up to the -rupture, We hope that ': �; �f "..., well high p,e .4.1 1 IN" A. , . 1-�;: ce each week, pour full strength � ,� ��, "I - .g,%.' .1 ", 11 � �., � - W .?1. body suppoodd that he had the equip- . i*,y ,., '. . �V,*�.' . 1. 11� � -�; , ." .� -,;, � " lt",r, � .,f, �, Vg"w'., .. ,,� � 3, 'Gillett's%Lye down the closet bowl --and inebt for long distance swimmifig. Hous6 passes from, the I , ".. A , 3P . ,V �, -A W'..., �'�1-11` .", , of, . V 1 Ii. i, . ... - � i "I -'r , 1,2" , "10g, He bad newer given any indication scene he will l6ove a staterfient h " . �,a.-�,�,,i,.-,g, 4 21"Q "", �. .. ��, , " ��,� 1. 5 1-9 'k, ,0!"-�" ",Y'.4 .,. � 1:11. I ,!*1 . �,� it will always be de-�n and free-runninS; that he would face and conquer thei the facts which will be useful - to the � Z , V4.1, . N -1 , " It'.." 11 hysical torture 'he I I , I , , " . - 0 6 0 g 11&�,�, N - -.. which under. future historian When be comes to 1, .1 I �` ,,,,I,,. ;'q ., I " I � p .11 . �,� . I I I, I , �:, , I I I ilson. �" A" .. �1! e6 GrileWs Lye hais dozens of dtfid Wont in that long night swim across Pass judginenfAIPOnWOOdrow W'i e I . ,� � " "'; . 01� " I -� , 6,S64bains NVI glieftoth for the tollet bowl 11,16 solution for Seneral cleanIAS . a channel it the ?acific, The, Water And 16t, no One- think that the hist6-r- 5,* ff, i I 04b Apit of aft Ay kifferb.. - , ;,�,�,i'! , -111 I ,104-4.4, "' 111��;,U�' . j. � .. . .. handy hcuseh6ld iiiet. Send Fot the . 1. . . I �.T A . , 4 . Clenni 4nick, sure, .. . � 'N 0G,.,.,%& X7. �, , '' - . I . , � I ,,, :., I ill not ' ,.';; ,1',,7.1f,,-', I I t I . OA newFAE�Gillett'sLyebdokletd4��YIS:' wag bitterly eold. the tide was iah of the f�tufO W, .be (Mi - 4 Iii'':t -11 11. � . I �: I '. I . . I - '� , tod in Wilson. 110 ,wag HY. 40beglp. 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