HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1924-12-13, Page 9•
9
',:,r 7--
u/111
•
•••..•- ..y1
ggggggggggs a1111111111 1
a sumo Sunday Alte rnoon
It Amy 'rum To
Consumption
* 1S43.& hf4YILTZ', V, Gatrie:h• Oat.
.saasostieniesamoistesesseausuesissemisessengusocassaasaissiag
• a►�ww.-
*sees ,. #.q►4 IrA.ly:F�11 n.N
Teo intact rrrr.v .wart be
'father in heaven, to Thee are known their Mileatiea N a *swat esetimiag
ee OP hit that, ea dm first pig* of ' Our many hopes sad fears, . se►ed Par the Wiwi to lil.autt'ate his
a (nuhk or old it moat be vete* rid. Our heavy weight of moral toil, preachlug. The sower is tit. pra k -
of isnaedistoly, se failure to .le as 1 Our bittertsese of tears. i or with the gospel rouses* as the
may Cause ears of riferiag freseWo bring to Thee err hopers and seed letting it fall into the mild and i
seam ,•Perious lung trouble.I fears, P heart u the soiL He wished to '
tie Ng pm' No Cf A ttegee Qit egis I And at Thy footstool fay ; tweak these the necessity there was I
• 110101)1
' And, father, Thou who meat all ' for tktin
eae to give good ed to his '
} Wilt hear ea wilts we pray. words that there might be profitable 1
1 Hymn of the Calabrien living.
Shepherds). ! oct. ll6th-'the *SUE of the Store*
PRAYER -Mark 4:3[••41.
0 Thou, who are the Way, the Jesus sfaggeatsd to his dts plea
Truth and the Life, grants mite us that cher shoaid para over to the '"th"
b*art.' sad renew in us right er nide f the f Tiberias t
spirits that are may serve Tho 3n await
sincerity and in trach. iiia we ever
of life, whielt is stilt hofs of God started he fell ;seep and was all un -
o t sea o oct
from the paws of the people l
IIAY FIRE SYRUP hear Thy voice calling us to newness fora time of rest. Soon after they
-. ammo itf TAKEN through faith. Por. Thltae owtt,` constellate of the terrible :Germ that
name's sake we ask it. Amen. had conga upon them without a tm+m-
Mr.. i?. Kelly, 893 iioxre fit., Vett. eat's •notice. At first they hesitatod
stn 'teat .tooklassevere airs to S. S• -SSON FOR DOC. =Bib, 1324 to disturb itis rest but they became
a#raid the ship wan going to sink.
settled on my lungs and my cough Review -Central Period of Christ'b Then they called to him, "Master car -
est so bad, at theses, at'n;eetne+l las if blittistry• est thou not that we perish."
Josue
It were tearing my lungs to pieces,• Rod --Matt, 3.5:31-$s. awoke. end, in three ww a prodaveil
1 neat acid got a bottle of Dr. 14oad s • •
Oct. 5th -The Choice of the 'Twelve a perfect calm. 'Peace, i* still."
ft rrsy Pixie ASrup sad I got relief-bllatt. 10::1.6. iiia power!. over the wind and waves
attar Mein taken the iret.ltise, and Ware 1 load :finished, tine rest of the Jesus had called twely n to be producod another font in his disci-
'Peace.
1 was t•ompletely relieved of.fishers of men and the. tither has come plea which he False rithuked, saying:,
*,r ealcl end eau;b," for their being sent oac to their work. "Why are ye so fearful Haw is it
'ibis preparation has been on the He told them to whom 'they Were t4 that ye have no faith 3"
siooket for the past 15 years.. Tea, .preach and what wanf to be their ' Nev. 'tttd-.-Tice Prodigal Slit. -Luke
don't experiment wbes .you buy at. [ theme and then he endowed them 15:11.34.
Pat tap only by' The T. 'ldilbern Cies `with his own power over evil spirits
United, Termite, Oat. I and All kinds of diseases. He then The younger of two sons of a ter-
instructed them to be faithful in rho twin man, having asked for mid re-
m._, 9 r•,'..«.. *' ' discharge of •their Cabling ' They had
set off eived to't o the world, s portion of the fend waamily gs not
® i received much from him during the long until: he had spent it all and was
tittle they had lookee into his divine Pe
fine and hotline& . to his • art:ciotne' in •erant: 'i'hc'n�his inew foipt> f>'iends
"` teaching and witnessed his powers, sero riot at hand'to succor him'so he
It was now theirs to give as freely sought work. The lowest occupratior
- ■°�. as they had received. • on a farm was given to him, that of
feeding swine. „lie, now had time for
Oct, 12th ---The Sermon on the Mount ;thowehe• and he used it to some pur-
e' -Matt. 6 :.5-15. ' pose, for he decided to return home.
Christ, having retired to the mono confess • his Misdeeds and ask for
. '.thin to rest, was followed by his dist, work, along with his father's hired
chiles and be there preached to them servants. -His ` father ,had beer
•a wonderful sermon. in it he gave, Yearning over the boy and he, on see-
- them a model -prayer, teaching. theta • -ing hini-roneng baek.went 'te-meet-
' e how to address God and 'whatto say him and: gave him a 'father's wet-
»: APpIy the liniment tiny fair , when approaching the throne of come; .Fie' listened teethe son's eon-
hoists to throatoand eltt3 grace. There.are in it six petitions;fession andi;ti rning'td the servants
Gargle with Mlnard. a in warn*.
tire° relating to God . and his honor ordered th
water.. '
^ . SplInd>kf_ jar Bronchitis
and :Astaan a.
- aloft *late ,
- .. ' THE E'a MEI
(4'
a to prepare rho best
landethree concerning tho tfumart -end. �eveeythltig for his' epti So ; i
ss
Anneilting
For the Men-..
Make This ' a Hat Giving
Christmas
but only to he sought out and resew.,
est ot. chars, •-the •grant- bead of the
Dee. 14tle--'fine Rabb LozanoI- Lazar- }
- -Jobia x1:31=14.
When Lazarus took i11 word was+ .
sent to Jeans by the sisters. The :
distance was not so great but that be 1
might have , reached Bethany before
death entered the home but he pur•
posely delayed. Had be been pre:
sent, their trust in him would have
lead him to eure the sickness an he
had done on so many previews . neva-
stone but a greater work was to be
aeeompliahed as his last miracle` -
the dead was to be raised ae a eym-
bol of his kingship over ;heath. At
the grave Jesus wept in sympatby
with 'the sisters and other mourners;
then he prayed aloud and afterwards
•.alien alnitd, °Latsaru5. • come forth,"
and heethat .was .dead came to . life
amain.
Det. 21st -The Conversion of Znes•,
chseus-Luke 19:1.10. •_
There was one man in Jericho the
day Jesus passed through it out his
•rhumb.
way: toJerusalem who was partieu-
laxly anxious to look upon this man
who did not despiee the class to
wbicli he belonged. He therefore.
made an effort to see Jesus and waft,
j..rewarded by being noticeable an r--
!'spoken to. It was not east a passing
look anti casual word he got but'a re•
quest to come and receive him free
his house. Prom that day ice was a
Why give *man something that be puts away
foreverb 'Wu 26th?
'thy trot give him a Haat that he will wear for
months and enjoy the good appearance it will givt?
• Get your husband, father, bre titer. or on a new
Hirst. Wm'11 exchange if size is wrong.
All the latest shades and shapes to select from.
,r.
FRANK H. MART'
TAILOR and HATTER
t>':'ri4oue cumber, four rine)
l* -
,
e
4' 1
PI
•
7llewer of Jesus and showed, his al- Reused as income. iiia honor, how.
spiritual. needs of • men•`• : They -Welt- thit :our Heaxeenly Patdibr receiveth' egiance was true, for 'Pe declared he ever, dissented from this and said it
to,present their retlueeto to God with' repentant einners. "There.is .jqy it would make mood the things he Iliad made'no difference • what was done
• humility and sincerityand not as the Heaven.. over one girt h 4
""ltypocrates with this -VT -of man an nh; } in Itis bruins; ...Hfa X,1ti the !stock afterward!, nor what
man rather- than the eye . of.. . .
n 6.1 15.
ch .:caul end big STOCK DIYI - - M't'. 13. C. Hays, Jr" appeared f())"1
or 1
d ca 1" iw-Pte crossi�igg ,the lake to a. the stockholders:: '
this' °talk. with the mgltitudee .:1ea; , � p .,
•
toot the -whole amount received be as.
IThe town solicitor relied a good
deal, in his hope to succeed against
, the appeal, on changes in the wolyd-
lag of the Act made in 1022 and ask-
ed His Honor to _note the objections
-he mewls in the cane of a stated west
being taken to a higher court. This
tier t at repent• done unlawfully
thblir d th - S aeiwonai iratervrew -wath Tosut vain it Might change bands at. tt
• God.• Nov. 9th S T'he i'needing of rho .Eli's." brought salvation tiot•ontq to. hiiu but ,was still ca ital. or an Wrestle. in ea-
' • '1'houssnd-.-.Toh • . to hie' whole family • vital_ - p . .
•-y.. 6.e
ELECTRICITY
Mnapor Cul Wood
Coovoide�it, auk. Quick
•
• 1Ntth $ids $ gnus.•
SPORE
IMMINOW
I 1,e
T. $>T8'
Otte endorse Liverg
Hoek Nobles, plc...
Meentete at Strome
just olf the'Squsre
wearkere
S4YEIist fttST•CLASS AUTOS, READY
FOR SEtYICt YOU ANYWUM,t1E
AK8 soft YOU WMrr TO GE f THERE
'Rirseee• Ms*t all Tratfa asst
Paseanger Boats
Passsstt ors called far lastly
Out at the taw* .tar all
trnitss at O. T. ft. oa C. P. R.
Depots.
Prompt $er'vice and
Careful Attendance.
Oats Livery arid Beek bervice
will hes f*s.i$a stootoseata
is every reseect..
Atielleeo
Veer Patronage Solicited
T. $WARTS
Pews 11? tilitetrrtsd Street
-CA : ' t
*a ll9th The Parable of the 'Sower
•,Murk 4:1.6.;,. 144441"
The boat to aha
e
ELEvsus used for th first time'- se&}adgd spot on its nortD-east corm -DENO NON ASSESSAB In rhe caseof theC
anad
tan Nation. '
very frequently used • by the'Rabgbis er, eras .optedby some of the Pilgrims ' : ' --- s' al,Railways, Mr. 'Watson oa' the coin i
He used jerneuaged .borrowed from on their way to the Passover at Jer- Declares His Honor Judge Barron pang a tax commission office, Mon -1,.
;earthly things to deacrifie` siffrllutal saaafsm. .They turned; outs ootheir • In attppesab,•fiiom »idin ;Local ,troll, was ':j Bent. This .tempary i
' and • jisiorsi ly . sh' d-- sotflrht 'id t d " - Const ' of • flevia on . • '''was assessed ,for both gash dividend'
*unities of teaching and heating;'- • The judgment of His kronor Judge Elevator_ Co. 'Mr. 'Wataoon. argued I:-
tftts. .1iy;;. galled course sn ,,.aa aux in
stead of rest be found` fresh., oppose • ' and, etock'dividend sece•ved from the
•
Judge Barron staid he would do Aetd
. would facilitate' an appeal ixt ani.
way, and, if desired, would prepare a
'-written judgment.
Never doitng =tbiingti• b lvet
fine, unless you are eating grapefruit..
- The -night came on and still the crowd Bat given .. at thea Court ;#souse • that his eompnny `rias exempt from
remained, an ten it: was abate a
mind men,
✓,.. y,., ,+na lhou,„the *appeal a,raorrid t, hAldate of �3gir.. e but the qutation
c 'El ;tor . Transit ears � a case
Co. Ltd. against the finding of the. railwaycompany owned ars Elevator,'
fishes; and more remained when all Court. of Revision of the town (which not to -a case where the Elevator was
a been. fully satisfied than bad n 1 sa thexo
� ed
' Was 'to' beginy with. They ail then
realized that he must indeed be "that
prophet that should come into••the
world." .
Nov. 16th -Peter's ' Confession -Matt
, 0l..8ECI `E . d h ,J had here on Tuesday night Dec 9th in taxes een the Elevator dividend,quo*
TO UARVrR HAIR sand men, besades women and chit- the Goderi h ev and.app to t a e where a
dren from five loaves and two arfsall • �: pa Y .
ge Teoa and SuI
phtrTurtle
Grair Dark •
y+ f aded kale
1 - . and Grose/
,Almost everyone• knows that ` Sage'
Tea and Sulphur, Propet9y compound-
ed, brings back the natural dolor and
lustre tothe hair when faded, streaked
sir gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make• it at
/tome, which is missy aild troublcsorue.-
:�owselays we simply ask at any drug
attire for \ yeth's Sage endbur
ieeopound" kod eel( get a t:
t'e of this old-time recijse improved by
the addition . of other ingredients, at
very fittic,;.lost Everybody uses this
preparation now, because na,one can
possibly 'toil that you darkened your
hair, as it does it so naturally and even-
Iy. You dampen a sponge or soft brash
utth it and draw this through your hair
taking ono_ small strand at a time; by
memos the gray. hair disappears, and
after smother applkation or two, your
hair bootees beautifully dark, thick and
slow annd you souk yew twining.
16:13-20.,
decided to uphold the assessor in as- a separate company.: And His Hon-
sessing the local stockholders for a or held that the C. N. R. should pay
stock bonus as income) wan 'a tom on - 'the cash dividend. but not on the
plete.•rmuersal'of• the finding of the, „stock dividend. The amount of cash
Court. of Revision, and••.a••complete••.dividend was $2,196.
vindication of .the claims of thews who ."-.' .
protested against the assessment.` 1
Jesus had withdrawn bib little. • ''Mr•. Parsons, manager of 'the, Hie- 1 A`" ' ''I
vaterCompany, was put in the 'tit-' : -1•n
• company to a ;quiet retreat in order ness box but thg ex`nnnation had not , •I rim •
to' more fully revel himself to thein proceeded very far when it could be F , •
and, by questioning them as to the seen that the judge had. the mat:.er t -
-,pu'biic`npinfon�-entcrtaineP1-an- to -.who
chit welkin -hand and=was_sa.wolt post -es -4 ... DHEulimill
pAiNs
,
he Havas su osed to be' 11 . of froth
pP g ed on the law that'he was ready to
.:Teter:,as'• ; spokesman.. -of the disgi-, diat*'setof. thc'•case and ,:thetproceed g , .,., „ ......:.ar,..-.„r- .:.�::r.` i
pie a a. declaration that"He suis lit- matters ' reafter became of 'argument between tyhen �j•on are suffering with rheas
deed. the Messiah. Jesus then told pietism ..n stet ,can hardly them • the Christian Church would be) y tact• around
town and the asaessotr on one •cast tr}• 1;<,1 I'epyrr lufr sad youwult
founded on '-them:_. and whatsoever hand, ,and the bench on the other.. L.•,. clic quicl:eit relief known.
rites and ceremonlee the? -permitted Judge Barron said he' was continuali;, . ;tithing has such concentrated, pone:..
or forbade would have the' sanction handling assessment cases . and hre;trating iaet as eel peppers. Instant re- ,
of . God. -He : further- ; commandos.+. uoted -copiously: from eecfded eases lief. just es soon as you analY lied
theii tO tell: no man as yet that He
was the Messiah. •,
CANADIAN: AU ONALA :
I ysE to TORONTO
Daily Qco.pt itarsdeay
bvu:•'Gatlerielt•• 6A0,r;v.m. • 2.: pun..
. "•' Clinton li 25 s.m. 2'.52 p.m,
' Seaforth . 13.41 a.tn, :3.12 pan.
" Mitchell ' 7,04 a.m. 3.03 p.w,
;Argy. abatfoir"''.7.30 a.m. 4.10 pan.
Kitchener 4.20 a.m. 5.20 p:zn,
Guelph • $.45 a m.4" is.•i0;s.>;•.
Toronto 10.10 a tit. 7.10 tins.
Hutu; ningi L i eavo Toronto 6.50 a.m.,
12.5u p,ui. and 6.10 pan -
" Parlor, Cafe car, Goderich to Tor-
onto, on morning train, and Toronto.
to Goderleb 6.10 p. m. traig..
Through coach Goderich tt;f Toronto.
P. F. LAWRBNCR & SONS
`mint Panseeget- and Tickets. Agents
Ill! Backache One
Rub sumo sway
Real►
or Hob yon feel the tingling Beat
!n three minutes . it warms the sore
stock increase sats represented by in= blrx+ti enamel,
and through,
the.Dugas• •
Nov.. ^ 23t1. -=The T'rans6quration used •valuation in buildings, plant, tiw•
a..aud :1;c ulrf rlieutnattKm • t+°.
Luke 9:2$•$6.... ate., and in ca ttalizing acute
fnrniturc, p is gest..
Prayer Was With Jesus:; habit and land leases. Judge Marron pointed Kettles iced replier Rub, made frotu
some carried to the privy council.
It was shown in evidence that the
so, when• nearing tlic great crisis of out khat 'this was capital before the, red peppers, t:i,its little at any drug
•hi>£ lite, he..went up into tiro mountain division; always wad capital and ea- store. (r 1 p jar at once. Use if for
to pray and, while thus engaged, hit pital wag°not assessable, in fact 'to Innibago; ttcuritis+.batt aP lie, stiff .neck,.
coaaetetiauce was changed; and lithe, assess capital.would .be' to put a stop sore tnusrtes, colds iii attest. Aitnost
three disci les • who had eceom aniedlinstant relief awaits you;•lux•sure gto
p p to industry. And the` fact that in the get the genuine, with the game Rowlo
hint saw his figure, his Paco and his case of ..the Elevator the distribution .,. ,,,.t, •,. ,.hese ,
dress all become white and glister- was capital, made this case a strong-
ing. This •. was in same • MYsterion.:; er one than some of the decidedcases
way God's answer ' to his prayer. he quoted. '
They maw also two heavenly •visitor: Even had the stock increase:repte+
talking With Jeers and their talk was rented profit it .would have been un
Of, bis coming crucifixion. They wort assessable. If, for instance, the Ries
sent no doubt to hearten him for the vator had made $?00,000 profit and
ordeal. The disciples Were not to distributed this in the way of bonus
tell then what they :had seen, but it stock certificate'., it 'would Ise wrong - • •
remained always with themand, was I to assess the shareholders; act tt;e' •,
a proof of hie divinity. • ' iii profit would have been assessable to
•
Nov. Setk_The Good Samaritan--• the Company, and to assess the
Luke 10:26.37.• ' shareholder would be to assess twine .•
In this lesson a.cetta:n lawyer in on the same profit.
t
the audience stood tip and asked Je- air. Campbell argued stronglystckthat
sus a question as .to what he should the recipients edo thisn stock 'home
do to inherit eternal life; not that he. might have turned round and Gold ltd '
really wished to know but to entrap so that it was good as a cash that
him in his answer. ^ Out of this gtiee- a -assessed (he fact better,abecar ause he ere.
tion arose the question or "who is sty it Was ichanging hands at 110) nut
neighbor?" Jr,.sua proceeded to von• in three ,epecifie eases where suet: a '
lighten the lawyer by a parable in ,ale Vag made the judge hold against
which only one man out of three who him
saw another in need took the trouble In these
to help him. Atfer relating alt caste, the stock was gold
mediately on its receipt at 410.;
circumstances ,Jesus asked hint to de. anaan the 'question was raised should
cide for himself and he replied, "Hes
that sheaved mercy on him." Thee,1,4,p,4,4t4,*a„a,4„l„i„E„y,i,q,4,4a,ft��
•rt
Pain fr to boots with small Jesus dismissed the man and bis sub- .1 HEA STUFFED FROM
CATARRH, OR A' COLD
ttla1 tie of oil Jett by staying) -'Go thou and do' like. 4, et•
'•eft..Moeht 011."
Alt I Psis is gone!
�t Yea; Almost instant
from soreness, stiffness, • la
said Lain follows a gentle r
Wise.
--Jelin 1:13.17, 26.38. n n Mase Creast Aprt.eti its Nestdle
An was the custom of yeasts. he tee. 414 Opens Air i'ass�+tel!1Vgr.
Det 7tlt-The Mast Bot Mini-.
.
ed this miracle of crwing.e num born
withsgobs f3ii" bind to illustrate the fact that, be - Instant' relief-- All waiting. Your:
Ara �a ita� oil trait the Light a the World. dogged nostril open resist up; or air •
o r *Kw t,a ;sed tibe Having satisfied hie disciples that, ram iw.�riatlie true ,Nisei :,,,t,': tit',,'ki alt 1
tie ref costes. "St. Jacobs Oil" in this case at least, the blindness ensu(fiiagt, blorriaggg ltaadte3ee. drj nr+xt, y�i;
is _ fa Mariakis ib.dcadse, tar t' and was not the otatcome of sin, .T.su•s initialing ter breath at night; sent rs•Irl. C --
selseka rimed)* which newt din.' made 'day ihsd *Minted the blind roe or retarrtrdiP+ahlteeatt.
omit hem • tote slat
vot Quit oomptaketex• '� then sent hi* to complete the ''t a .mall Meth. .,f I•IS"e (•,canon
i wsts,ioeturotrs "stt$cbes" In * t.tim by **eking in the pool of MI- ?Ulm beet gait d I't itrrw. ,Atrial s
in Use giant. The titan was afterwards s littltr of this M ,ratter
let � goad taeaaleaa yequ will 3•ofyRlt'tlla't you ever�- rreaara i» eittr It gotta. hM�'a
'M r I m became it won't •lana d' by neighbors ;fid PWtrftPeewP Thrones ferry i tr
' t"
Or totem Dent refbrrf Get ;boat thr, method of the ettre s4tyd thi , the
,tache cookMt ten
Iral, tot -.rets resertr4
a7er.6wr �et....a old.
Takao 3t Ada *'.ed
tbeata 4tcoolies-'Itbakes
It ovides hit water
It Miami any tel
Is reasonably priced.
Even 1
� th •a shallow fire the•.
Cosy Home Quebec bakes
perfectly. Besides being very
practical, it has a'. handsorhe
appearance and is extremely
durable. .
I sed throughout the 1) mils -
ion for many years it has
never failed to gike entire
satisfaction tbi!eaud it is the-- .
most et:onomica1, stove at any
pn
4"
CALL AT
JAS. C. CAkRIE'S Hardware
and a why this stow. is superior' to all other Quebec
Cooks. also so* oar marSPECJAL. at 69c.
S
ae
•
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Tablespoonful of Salts if Back Pains or
Bladder is Irritated
Flush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of water each day, also take salts
occasionally, says a noted authority, •
.who tells •Us that too much rich food,. ,
_ ' forms acids which almost paralyze the
kidneys ill their efforts to expel it from
the blood. They became sluggish and
`weaken; then you may suffer with a dull
misery in the kidney region, sharp pains
in the back or sick headache, dizziness.
• your stomach sours, tongue 1s Coated,
and • when the weather is bad you have
rlieunllttic twinges.,. The urine gets
- cloudy, full •ef- sediment, the channeled
oftrn• get sore and irritated, obliging
you to seek relief two or three times
r;uritngt` the nigxht•
soot bas the milt r t *sense muton~ • To kelp neutralize these irritating
t attight boot of dad, hoot* roan *he did iE• rot. his habeas in ns, ulttanr to el relief come inefantlesste
'Gil
e+we of
Ahr".r lSt�gglet " If rostg relict lirerlaimirntr hem as one mitt of ow It's Jett floe. Ltra't ntay sot stat ;•up
hr. watt turned out of the irrnagogttt with a ail air WO* warm rM
ems•
acids:; to help cleanse. the •kie•teys and
.flush off the. body's urinous wag r, fg•4
'four ounces of Jud Salts front . t
many here. Take a table•+)'
glass of water before brei . • . • t
fete days, and your kidneys 1nai
'alt fine. This famous salts ha at. !r;^
from the ,acid of grapes end lemon Juice,
• combined With lithia, and hoe be t n p.srsl
for years to help flush and Stimulate
sluggish kidnt'yts`; also to neutralize the
. acids in the system tit, they no longer
irritate, thus often relieving bladder
weakness.
,Tad Salts 1s inexpensive; cannot in•
jure and tntakirs a, delightful effervescent
lithia.Wattor drink. By all means have
your physician exiflrline your kidneys
at Ieasktwieea year.