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TitUIRSDAY, DEC. It.
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• Some time ago I was very serve's,
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1 know who ,are suffering from beget
trouble."
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It mime won the isedaigia clear,
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Freon amiss Iseadiag near the earth s
Tp twit teetir harps of gold:
'Note ea the mirth. good to asen,
From heaven's allorrecioats
The world in Seill11112 a Unsss lay
To bear tilt asigiea Alec
Fore lot the days aro hastening on,
By propbet bards foraltidd,
When with Use etter-etrellag years •
Wives peace shall ever *U the earth
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Its ancient splendors Sing,
Mtd theronegvhole world give back the
Which now the angles sing.
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• PRAYER
Create in us, 0 God, a clean heart
and renew in us a right spirit thstt
We may with gladness go forth to do
our part in telling the old, old story
of Jeeuts end His love -in His name
and for His sake we ask it. Amen. •
S. S. LESSON FOR DEC. 19th, 1926
Lesson Title -Christmas Lesson -
The Saviour's Birth.. • -
Lesson ,Passageseeferke 2:$.20,
Golden Text -Luke 2:10.
Caesar Augustus issued an edict
that a general census of his kingdom
should be taken. Judea had become
a province of the Roman Empire and
therefore its people had to go to their
tribal towns to register. The .Romae
Emperor, in thus *serving his oon put-
and. tie that they milt not mike any
nustake about eta being an tingelia
messenger, the glace, of the Lore
shone roued about them. The ligh,
was such to fill them with fear and at
wee tee angel reatesured tibOin &Ohl*
there was no need for them; to Zeal
be iniad corns to bring evil tidings
His massage was to be to them a mat
ter for joy. "Unto you is born :hit
day, in the city *f David, a Saviour
which is Christ the Lerd." It was a
Veva of good news that was intended
for all people so the sleeplteres were
meant to spread it abroad and were
told how to find the 'Saviour. Bethle.
hem was at that time fell of the de.
scenthints of David but this particular
one would be easily locatedfoe he
would be found :where no new.born ire
fent had ever been laid before.
As the angel ceased speaking a
multitude of the heavenly boat ap-
peared and burst into song, procleint-
ing that the coining of the Messiah
was for the highest glory of God and
the greatest good to men. Sin had
raised enmity between God and man
but now God's good.will in sending
the Messiah, the Illediator, brought
peace rni earth, and such was pro.
claimed by a heavenly choir singing
"Glory to God in the highest, and on
-earth peace, good will toward men.'
The shepherds had no doubt in their
minds of the teeth of the message
they had received and that had beer
so gloriously corroborated for, they -
.Deing again alone sat one to anothe.
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peses, was the instrument used fot
the fulfilment of prophesy. By bring.
ing Joseph and Mary from Nazareth
to Bethlehem at that particular time
that which was foretold by Micah
tame to rase. "But thou, Bethlehem
Ephratale though thou be little
among the thousands of Judah, yet
out of thee shall he come forth that is
to be ruler in Israel; whose going
,
er, "Let us now go even unto Bethle-
hear/And see this thing which is come
to pees, which the Lord hath made
known unto us." The wonders that
• their eyes bad seen and their aaree
had .heard were put aside and they
were all eagerness to see. the Babe of
Bethlehem. They found •what they
sought and they -could not but 'peal;
the things they had seen and Iniard
and those ing em te 1 of then
forth have been from of old, from beavenly •messenger and attendant
everlasting." • host of .siegers, wondered:- but Mary
em in her ear an pandered
carrying out of Hie purposes and the
Inc 'shepherds returned to their night
Providence orders all things for the h'd th
, over the future of her wondrors Babe
fulfilling of scripture. The Messiah
was to be. of the seed of David and it watching but with minds' and hearte
was because the Virgin Mary was ed filled with the 'glorious theme of
the stock and lineage of David that grace and peace to whosoever, Jew or
she had to leave her home in Nazareth Gentile,: Would open his heart to re -
and go to Bethlehem where, in the eeiVe it. "Ye know the grace of our
humblest surroundings; .the Prince of Lord Jesus Cluest, that though lie
Glory entered this- world,' seine say, inWIs . . yetforyour sa ee He be-
anie to be enrolled along wah,Joseph -came poor, that ye through His time
and Mary that it might appear how ertv miglit be rich."
"'he made iiiinself of no reputation Jesus Christ, the same vesterdaY
and took t'pon himself the form of a today and forever, was God's Christ.
His being born in a stable, laid ir
Inas gift to all mankind, to you ane
a manger and cared for by his ow
father and mother indicate their pov-• WORLD MISSIONS
erty. for bad they been rick, room Tolstoi tells it lovely little story of
would have been made' Lor them and two pilgrims who set out for Jerusa-
the service of commoo humanity giv' lem. Yelesei stripped to help a Beery -
sin the mother. There was, however ing family. It.e, bought food,•fetchee
a glorious reception being Prepared water, split wood, started the great
for the new born babe. All beaver oven ere, nursed and fed the sick, re -
was interested in the event, ever deemed the mortgage on the horim,
though no one in Bethlehem cared. and 'bought back the cow, horse and
Writers tell us that shepherds ir scythe with which the living was
p tune Hie money eras all gone; and
k over time out to the fields, and re.' he eould not hope. to overtake his
mained out with them all summer companion on the road, so he return -
under cover of huts, pr tents, return.' ed home and devoted himself again
ing with them late in the auttunit to daily duty. Yefim Would not pamee
but that after the rains, towards the to help any one. He reached Jeruere
end- of Derembete the flock Ni*Prgi lent, visited the sacred places, el),
again driven forth. It was then at; Mined earth. front Calvary, water
this -tater time that shepherds were • from the Jordan, and blessed amulets
abiding in the field keeping watch - of every • kind, but 'because of the
over their flock by night and beteg tberiiig he could not reach the Holy
no deubt. such as Simeon who, we are Sepulcher. Yet, "under the lamp I
told, waited* for the Consolation of themselves where the blessed fire
Israel, they were chosen to have the burns before all," he saw a vision of
first news of the birth of the Meseirth Yelesei, wearing a halo of shining
Tbo angel was not sent to the chief `glory about his head. For Yefini
priests to proclaim to them the good brought his body to the Holy Land
news of the arrival of a Deliverer for but Christ himself had come te the
It was to humble men diligently that in this world God bids everay one
---,watetane ever their flocksatoeorotect -doe-Itieeedett-Y till death , -in lave and
the East drove their flocksabout as e• d
they were not ready to receive him se f Y 1 " • e e'arner
them from tliieres or hensta of rire.v:_gond clee410,
and -to sucrehe-heavenry'aiiiitor spoke _•.••
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ARTICLU NO. 3
Crie of the moat punting question*
of auetion arises when your partes
hes made a Inertness double ::rd eon
have a bend that it worthless except
at the suit you have bid. Should you
leave in the double in the hope of de.
Seating the contract or should you gc
ort wit: your own bid? That is tint
ceastion and the answer must alwitve
be variable one, dependent on the
cards held in each hand.- Asea gen-
preposition you should figure
whether or not your hand can take
tricks at the bid that has been dou.
bled. If it can, then your hand and
your partner's will probably •defeat
the eonteact. If your hand cannot
take the tricks at the bid that has
•been doubled, then you should rebid
your own suit. The following hand
are good illustrations of the rebid
after partner's double :
Hand No. 1
Y ;
:A 11
74Hearts-10,8,3
find his partner with •the ace of dia-f
' monde and so be able to trump tint
diamond trick. If, however. his
• eartner hasn't the ace of diamonde. 'e"
cannot take a trick with spades as
; trumps. For that. reason he should
• ind tive hearts. can just Make
• five heart*, while at spades A.11 can
make a grand elam. A had the ace ;
of diamonds and no hearts. and 11 hat!
no elubs, so a cross ruff could be
• establisaed. If Y had bid five heartsr
neither A noB wag strong enough,
to bid five spades over the. Marble, so
3 bid of five hearts would have been.'
. n big winner.
Here are Olive hands that eon* up
in a game the other evening of which
an analysis will be given in the next
article. They are most interesting
• because the pripeiples involved are
-centmon eeerydee principles that
(very player should underetand sue
know how to apply. Think them
over.
Problent No. 2
Y
:A 11:
Z
Diamonds -tee
Spades -none Heats -7
No seore fleet game. Z dealt and Clubs -8,4
'leased. A bid one spade, Y two!
hearts and B two seedes. Z bid three
clubs, A bid three spades, Y bid three
no-trump and 13 doubled. Z bid four
clubs, A bid four spades and Y dou-
bled. If B passed what should Z now
Lid? Z should bid five clubs. • Hie
hand hasn't the sign of a trick with
spades trumps, and his partner. must
therefore, take four. tricks to defeat
the four oaths bid, which is very un-
likely. As a matter of fact, Z car
make five clubs, losing only one club
end one heart trick. •At four spades
• 1r -z. can make only three tricks; twc
spade tricks and the ace of diamonde
--quite a difference.
Head No. 2
• Ilearts-Q.Je 0,7,4
• Clubs -10,8,4.2
Diamonds -7, .
Spades -J,8,4 •
• : •Y •:
Z ;
No score: rubber game. Z :dealt and
bid one heart, A bid one spade. 'Y
bid four hearts and B bid four epodes
Z doubled four spades, If A passed
what should Y bid? Y should hid
five heaets, His hand is with Ave
or six tricks with hearts trireme, but
• Probably is not worth one if spades
are trumps. His only chane is tr
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Diamonde-A.E.Q,7.0,2
Spades -J,10,4.3
4,16•041.14 .
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Its effects are sure and lasting.
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Rubber game, no score. Z dealt and
bid one diamond. A bid two elubs, Y
passed and B fou e clubs. What •
should Z now bid?
Problem No. 3
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Z ;
• Hearts -al
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Diamonds. fiat
pades-A,K.J.107,5,4,2
Rubber genie, Y -Z, 10; A.13, 21
'What would you bid if you dealt and
held Z's hand? This hand is very in 1
teresting because Z made a trick bid
and got tawny with it: - Think it ;Ivor
- Problem No. 4 '
Hearts -Q,10,4
Clubs -10,C •
• Diamords-A
Spades--IC,Q,10,9,8,6,3
: • Y
;.A B
No score, rubber game. Z dealt and
bid one no-ertimp. A passed. Y bid
two epadeeeirel B passed. Z bid two
no-trump and • A passed. What
should Y now bit!.?
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cy; unreal; whimsical. "Her eroftwe I submitted by National Congre4 •,,,oni.
manner." ,
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W d f
Dont say we had an awfully good
One." "Awful" •means to inspire
oeth awe or fear.
• "Ile Jooks badly" means that he
makes bad use of his eyes. Say "he
leeks bad." though "bad" to express
"111" is not perfect English.
Don't say "all of our books are
• ready.'" "Of" is unftecessary.
Don't say "no one was there but
she and I." Say "but her and me "
as "but" is iti
a preposon in this
sense,•
• urieeloy:::e say el' shall bank -on eou."
This iti a colloquial expression. Say
• Don't speak of a "lovely ,gownt"
"lovely hook," "lovely supper." It is
a inuell abused adjective. •
••Words Orton Mispronounced
Accurate. • Pronounce the u as in
"unit," not as er in "her."
• Sesame. Pronounce 505e -me, the
e ae in "set," a as in "ask," u as in
"me," accent first syllable.
Against. Pronounce the ai as e in
•
Anti (prefix). Pronounce the 1 as
in "it," not as in "mine."
Arabic. Pronounce ar a-bik, tke
Met a as in •"at," second a as in
"ask," i as in "bit," and accent the
"ar," not the second syllable.
Arkansas.- Pronounce Ar-kau.saw,
and accent first syllable.
• Words Often Misspelled
Conceive; ei. Abbreviate; two Ws,
Partner: t, not d. -Inflaniniatoren
• two 'Ws. Extraordinary; nee. De-
• fondant; ant.
Synonyms
Disaster, catastrophe, calamity,
mishap, misfortune,
"because there are tit daily operatior
over the Canadian National Railways ' et suffered tiepin Lea, iiiiiieestiftie anti
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and stomfieti troubte. nothing 1 ale et: -
across the international border some iiii.47,11•,"intil ,11111‘• 7,...1""' Ltli:ng litdill
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the teethe operating range from tide-neasvani ovvu.k. Jost Hop di,„ will
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Morning hours tour niiilniglat. MT Voluntarily testifying US. t
"Only one period shows any excep. the fitments deeyed fi', !Willi ..it't(:1•:.
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during October when atmospheric dire lioderieli, anti imuring anaaigis ew,ery-
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"There has . been considerable Ina •
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ways Radio Department is deeply in- is
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Example, illustratron, tnetance, ape- in the neighboring eountry, That in st
-CiInell• pattern, copy, case.' a feature which should be kept in „ 0 25 a.M. 2.52 parn'i
Contempt, scorn, disdain, disregard. mind by the program maker% pineal • bettr01111 41 a fla .3.12 Pala
Intelligence, cleverness, brillianey elderly those orstations situated neat " Mitchell 7.04 a.m, 3.42 p.m.,
• sagacity, sense, alertftess. - !the border whist broadcast to an in -1 Arr. tettatfoter 7.3Ck m. 4.10
Word Study ternational audienee." " Kitchener ti.20 a.m. 5.20 p.m
"Use A word three times and it id WoRteryet POULTRY CONGRESS " Guelph 1e.45 ani. 5.50 pair.:
" Toronto 10.10 IUD. 7.:10 pAn.l
tory by mastering one word each day j Mr. Ray S. Peek, Director of the Refine:he, re.,.. a ree„„fe n 42; ,,,,,
Words for this lesson : • k Canadian Government Motion Picture """ -"a'-'-'-- --- --''
12.55 p
ltdPrit,SE; a mental force direetly Bureau haft been mimed Chairmen ofl .m. and 0.07rpen.
urging to action. "Ile aeted upent the Motion Picture Committee for tent Parlor Care*cer, Goderich to ',1.13r -
the immediate impulses of his own World's Poultry Commits whielt will onto, on morning train, and Toronto -
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1.' held at Ottawe July 27th to Aug. to Goderith COS p. ne train.
INSIPMITY; the ualitY
of beingi; vet 4th, 1927. Two matfon pitture Tineuth teeth Goderieh to Toronto
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Weekes, dull. lifeles'. "Insipidity theatre'', will he provided at the (in. P. P. LAWIISNCIS a SONS
*wartime* attarhea to fair beautirs." greet( Exhibition ereetnie, and. "roe Tows taasennor• and 'rickets Agent*
FANCIFUL; intluented by the flat.' gram; arranged to include' all Alma Ileses 4
yours." Let us increase our vocabu.
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Banking by Mail
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Office, togethee with the facilities extended by every Post -
Office in Canada and other countries, make it possible for
everyone to deposit their savings in this Bank. Interest is
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The confidence the rural communities have shown ht this
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now over $2 1,000,000.
All deposits are guaranteed by the government of the
Province of Ontario. •
Remittances should he made'lly Post Office money order, I
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Head Office : 15 Queen's Park, Tomato
Toronto Wench Oates
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