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Phone 17
Seaforth
•f: :r :' r If it :3 _ IYr IT 9 iT ' I r ly ' ITr i ri i A ,re i - iter i it
The !Light, 0
By R'O ERTT J. leleCRACICEN,
' (Dr- Robert J. M'efixeeken,
iScottjeh born minister, w as,
formerly p, professor :at McMas-
ter ip'niverei ty, IBamiltoni Qnt.,
and is well ltrieWVn” in Canadian
Ipu1 its of different neve/Mina,
tions.
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tions: He isnister. oe River-
eide Church, New York City).
It is a familiar sentence but long
acquaintance with it does not make
it any less astounding. The thing
about it that rivets attention is the
magnitude of the claim. There is
something here for which there is
absolutely no ,precedent or parallel
in history. " There have been lead-
ers among men whose personal pre-
tensions shave been unbounded but
there has never been one who has
come within eight of a claim as
stupendous as this.
Think of it! A carpenter, hail-
ing from an obscure village in a
province under Roman rule, with-
out wealth or official position, the
author -of no books, the organizer
of no institutions, his friends fisher-,
men and peasants, calmly and de-
liberately presents himself as the
Light of the World. The majority
of his contemporaries'' never even
heard of him. The bulk of those
who did treated his claim as in-
credible, blasphemous, the raving
of a megalomanic. He died in his
33rd year in shame and ignominy,
crucified between two thieves, and
was buried in a borrowed grave.
Yet year by year multitudes all
over the- world assemble in places
of worship reared to the glory of
His name and celebrate His birth-
day, The Claim that nearly two
thousand years ago seemed ridicu-
lous and preposterous has been am-
azingly fulfilled. Jesus is far and
away the most dominant and influ-
ential spiritual fact in history. His
life has changed the calendar so
that we date everything from the
time He came. •
For millions he has been, for mil-
lions he still is in John R. Nlott's
words, "One other than all the rest,
strong among the weak, erect
among the fallen, believing among
the faithless, clean among the de-
filed, living among the dead — the
Fountain -head of vitality, the
World's Redeemer and Lord of all."
This is not simply the judgment of
Christians. Men with no brief for
orthodoxy extol Jesus as the great-
est personality in history. Said Ren -
an, "He stood, in the front rank of
the grand family of the sons of
God. Whatever the surprises of
history Jesus will never he sur-
passed."
Tourist: "Any big men born in
these parts?"
Villager: "leope—we start as
babies here!"
•
There are more than 14,000 eat-
ing places in Canada.
the.
Said "W. H. Lecky, ,flit • vas Tee
served: for abristianity. to Present
to . the world 4101 :Ideal character,
which tharnngh all rthe eel/tee/len ha0;
filled' the ..hearts, of men with an
impassioned love; and bags sibown
itself capable' of eating on all ages,
nations temperaments and condi-
tions; anti has not only been high,-
est
ighest pattern of virtue but the high-
est incentive to its praetice; and
hats exerted so deep an innuenee
that it may teethe. be said that the
simple record of three short year,
of active life has done more to re-
generate and soften mankind than
all the disquisitions of philosopherle.
and than all the exhortations of
moralists."
Said George Bernard Shaw, "I
am nota Christian any more than
Pilate was . But I ami ready to
admit, after studying the world of
human misery for 60 years, that I
see no way out of the world's trou-
bles but the way Jesus would have
found, had He undertaken the work
of a. modern practical statesman."
On any showing Christ is the cen-
tral figure of history. Whether we
approach Him along the line of his
place in history or his power over
men, this Is true.
He is not only the central figure
of history, He is the moral and
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saving force. The attitudes, habits,
sogtirnents, values, nhibentbropiee
Of' Mee have''been profoundly; of
fectedi by him. B'ehi'nd our belies
the r inalienabi'tity of ' humran
rights le bisestimate Of the faw.
ite worth. of every soul. peQ ilius
eweconceptionof the dignity of
hnpuarri labor is a. workshop -en Nare
meth Back of every movement
:four the redemption qf society, as
on our pmbulances and mercy ships
is the most sacred of all symbols,
cross. Our hospitals, our orphan-
ages, our schools, our churches
:mark the forward march across the
,centuries of the spirit of Christ.
Unto all peoples of the earth,
A little child brought light;
And never in the darkest place
Gan itbe utter night.
No flickering torch, no wavering
fire,
But Light, the life of men;
whatever clouds may veil the ,sky,
Never is night again.
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The difference Jesus has 'madeein
the world is the difference between
night and day. I am not saying
that all was completely dark before
He came. Many stars of truth had
shone prior to his advent, but they
were not enough. In spite of the
great Hebrew prophets, in spite of
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THIS CHRISTMAS'
Why,Not
Give • . •
A SERVICE VOUCHER FROM FR
STATION — The ideal Gig for the aro ;'. er
Gift Certificates sold in $5.04 and $10:00 detlom-
inations and redeemable ANYTIME .on 'Service'
up to the value of the voucher. Service on these
certificates is the same High Standard .extended
every day at FRANK'S B -A STATION - "The'
Service You Will Appreciate!" .
PUT YOUR CAR IN OUR HANDS
. . . , ARE OUR LONG AND
STRONG AT CHRISTMASTIME!
CHECK THIS ROLL OF SUGGES-
TIONS FOR YOUR GIFT TO THE
MAN -IN -THE -HOUSE!
• Pipes • Cigars
• Lighters • Cigarettes
• Wallets • 1 M. and 1/2 Ib.
• Watches Tins of Tobacco
• Flashlights • `Flat Fifties'
• Pocket Knives • Cigarette
Cases
•
•
For the Kids: Children's Story Records
Made of Unbreakable Plastic
OKE'S BILLIARDS
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ORVILLE OKE, Proprietor
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH
GAS
You can depend, with
thousands of other motor-
ists, on the continuous
high quality of B -A's 88
and 98 Gasolines.
TIRES
Fisk Tires—Inquire about
Fisk's new dual guaran-
tee,
uarantee, which assures you of
complete coverage against
all road hazards.
OIL
Premium and Heavy Det-
" argent Motor Oils—devel-
oped from a new catrlytic
process -,from: BA's own
refineries.
At Our Counter
SOFT DRINKS
CONFECTIONERY
YORK ICE CREAM
CIGARETTES
and TOBACCO
MOTORWAYS BUS
DEPOT
LUBRICATION
.Complete "Check - Chart"
Lubrication assures you of
,safety and complete pro-
tection for your ear.
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Washing, Polishing
We use Simonize Products
only! White Walls clean-
ed
leaned snow white. All cars
vacuumed.
FRANK'S B -A SERVICE
F. C. GRIEVE, Lessee
Phone 592
Seaforth
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Your Chamber of Commerce
YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is an entirely non-
prdfit body, composed of •Seaforth businessmen organized to
increase trade, support civic improvements, and further good
relations between retailer and consumer in the town and
im'med'iate district. Within the Chamber of Commerce, the
Merchants' Committee, remade up df businessmen more gen-
erally concerned with direct sale of consumer goods, is work-
ing to provide to you, the consumer, the best, possible shop-
ping sources. -
In the achievement of these aims, everybody benefits.
The Town as a whole enjoys a continuing, healthier economy.
Increased 'sales in the stores mean reduction of overhead
and allows the ,businessmen to 'buy their same quality goods
at better quantity prices. They can then market these lower-
cost goods, In turn, at better prices to you, their customer.
While your :Seaforth merchants are ready and able to
extend customer -satisfaction in congenial Bervie& and reliable
dealing, they can only offer you the benefits of prices better
than the competitive level': by receiving your co-operation.
You can do this by simply patronizing Seaforth places, of huffi-
ness. Remember, your dollars ,SPENT here will, in the long
rill, mean more dollars EARNED --r by you and everybody
else in the community.
... and here are Three Star Reasons
WHY You SHOULD Shop in Seaforth
e BY PATRONIZING YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS YOU'RE INVESTING IN THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY
OF WHICH YOU ARE PART. NOT ONLY DOES THE BUSINESS YOU CREATE — BY PUTTING YOUR DOLLARS TO
WORK HERE — MEAN A HEALTHIER, LOCAL ECONOMY, BUT ENABLES SEAFORTH RETAILERS TO REALIZE AN
INCREASED TURNOVER WHICH SUBSEQUENTLY MEANS MORE GOODS AT LOWER PRICES TO YOU.
►L When you buy in Seaforth you are assured of getting the Most Value
for your Shopping Dollars. You are dealing with Reputable Business-
men who, in many cases, know you as customer as well as you know them
as merchants. Realizing this, they value your patronage.
• AS A RESIDENT OF SEAFORTH SHOPPING AREA, YOU
KNOW THE MERCHANTS OF THIS TOWN CARRY — IN QUAN-
TITY AND QUALITY — THE GOODS YOU NEED AT PRICES COM-
PETITIVE WITH THOSE IN OTHER CEN'RES. WHY, THEN,
SPEND MORE TIME AND MORE MONEY BY GOING OUT OF '6'
TOWN FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NEEDS?
For the benefit of Seaforth and District
Shoppers, the majority of Seaforth
Stores will be OPEN ALL DAY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 16, 23
Also, the majority of Local Stores will
remain open to 9 p.m. each evening,
from December 21 to 24, inclusive.
THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE MERCHANTS' COMMITTEE OF THE SEAFORTH
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