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l'ire net Aehatead di ;awn my herd, _ ,i-ertatiers ie, deed, an ale-al:h., 'rade
Or to defend Iles eadhe Ptetiore tido ceche a/ready well, tee -
Maintain tee glees ei• Ilin creed, , avaiineet lerreaa the i piste:. Pie had •
Aral kehee cal We land. .',Ftilt: 111C:11. Two tkeuratiene froth •
Then dell Ile wan ilie cervande uaral 'dile ..1,tddndr- C:n1" t;
Fee1.3741-1^ (41c.. (IF' •
Wove Ilie leateeVe, face, dente eolyn0.7... Wheat thirty miles freire
'Andtethe :hely, :neater at the l'il7.:1.•
in e New Jerusalem
, verne, ahead twenty miles one. liete
Appoint ray seal a pleehe
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• eeene- watts. :, wonderfully tiao heart of . the docatle '
." must letwe il2en cheered by tedde '
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IdtAYER - - Welly Christian atteredens! Stan -dee •
We prey Thee our leather that in :and edaerlathe' were now Euore
:In ehdedonees: through which: Thou eel then evee. le•fore, todlet. Pee/ wee '
•• - - matest us to peed the, essurenee ot dhindhap Ito Rome net knewing what
idliseruie htthe afraid-, e2 Men tuaY be ddeud"ladden to lihn there or whet
ehould he his Senterw at alio hande .
eut• copfidenee and consolation.
• Strengthen
of that Emperor whiled cruel ehr,lrac..,:
us for ell -endurance and - ter Nyns 210Wa
fmous. When Vaal .
mad we have vidoey over zelf and .
heatv the- brethren "he thanbad God .
. sin thronedi Jesus. Clueste. our Lord.
Men. and took courage." No doubt the
,...th
• thoughtful eenturien gave them opd
. de S, LESSON polr DEC. eth. 1928 nortunitiee for private conversations ,___ ••
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e.thaeme.daididedpena dee" •Thenomee -flaying- aidieled at the lamerial -eitil ed
Lessen Passage -Acta 28:11.24, --
Julius hastened to peteent himself
. 30. 31 - end his charge to the eaptein .of the .
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• nraetorian guard, whose duty it Netis , olden Text -Rom. 1:10. . tit reeeive prisorers consigned to
AJudgment of the . Emneror. TYpen
'ftew
r intering . on the islarvb at •
• , fa • r • -
• ''MeIlta, .Patel and hie companieris un-
the vorable epoet 0 Julius. St.
_ . ..- tier tbe ..escort _of, the ..Centorionehook, . peel dem not detained in eustoilydbut
euffered to dev.ell in Ids own hiree
passage in a ship of Alexandria and
• in due time reael3congregation had eds their destine- •- leddinne• where -ho
• time The Bowen estaidiebed el. elle•
shm ;edition whence •le labered most- . ...
'cfrectiveIv both amongst Jew $ and
and o th
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been notifiee. of the coming of Pauh .• Gentiles durinv twit -whole year. He :• ...i..
... s„abrethren despatched a de-
4-d4dbegan...his work at Renee exactly ted •
- • -. ---e- • • . • • .d"m"-'' •' - • 110. -did . everywhere else. He called •
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THE GODERICH STAR
A First Aider to the Rescue
GOLD
MED
OFFEE
NAN,*
• e amide ; dee:
together the chief of ;the Jews three
Innen Breakdown days after his arrival. How, it may
• be thought, could an unknown slew
HEART:MINED HER • entering Rome ventuye to sumreon
. the heads of the Jewish -community.
'• ,COULD NOTiSLEEP many'o them men of 'wealth and
M
position? • But, then, we must
any t. womon who' shoula be etreng•
a
member that St. Paul was no indite. nd healthy, full of life and energy is
. bound by the hhacklee ot ilhhealth. ary Jew from the point of view tale.
•leostio disease or constitutional die. en by Roman societyo He had aerie..
• ,of weak beart, shettered nerves Mx- wee alteman citizen of Jewishebirth,
poverishee bleed and an exhausted' eon. and, this at once R .
gave him P°sitibill BOOK•
--LOVE• S CORNER
turbancoltas left its mark in the toren ed in Rome a state prisoner, and. he ;
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"I was gaited to work on iny motorcycle," explained the victim of a serious evident as he lay on NATIONAL GROCERS COMPANY mime
a enotvy bospltal cot, "when an auto came out of an ailed, threw me to the pavement, tearing my boot . Wholes•
ale Disiellmtote • •
off and severtng an artery. kortunately a Bell Telephone manewas *passing. He stopped the bleeding , •
made a tournieuet and had me In a fine shave when the ambulance armed."• •40
a e eone tta y appenin • along when some victim of seriou i li i i di d f•
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••Instritetton elasses in all ranks of te ephone employees have turned out un arreyof skilled dirst
s s up s n re n e
Aiders who r in 11 It
assistance. Knowing what to do arxd in..t how to do it,....l many lives. Seventy per cent of all
Bell Med workers are qualified First Alders.•
Iota• rnem tor inters on' ban.'
!
. A tonindttee cot -de -nett to Inquire
At 4.1.0 • ....06.04.e.,••••,••••••••••••••.. •1•.,,••••••••• • •• • • Int° tho intittntr . halt'
entitling eint to a certain amount of
dition of the witole vacua
These.teembiee hahd day dia axle• consideration. •St. Paul. told his•• •
story to these chief men ofthe .10WRZ (Br Jane Holtby)
accounted the. bad tr attne t h d '
40004 !before It id one of Ite meetined a
• • • . 1 Kendall fluit fanner maned Wesel,
sh known as the Paradiro the Itenrap.
1
1Playful '
. et., !of th is pnre. !cuter kind • el' dwarf , •
;Pled and owned, ex-tin:let plaetetions •
- d . apple, which le common io the denier.
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fle-"What have. you in the line Alf
shirtia?"
She --"We have no line of shirte.
We Fend our- washing out." •
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Politicians .110 wan a MT:it utlyneate of ivhat. • _
heedetedr *as es • % "It Is th • finest a 1, it it
e. Jerusalem, and indicated the charae-• in a taled assembly sueb, as the evidence. "'In inet. It •Is the tht.y• •
to expound to them. "For this MIAMI • s' ddReeN• WILLOW
received at the hands of the Jews of "A Good Book is the Best Companion!! wort& said Mr, N't nod, in eh= Ida
ter of his teaching whieh he wished d_
••.. •:•••, :• :••:••• :441.* pp t to
- . ' • ' Britiele House of Comminis there are !lad in die Garden of Eden." •"dow
i the houses are all crooked and lean •• a.:
naturally some unusual. specimens of ed you know dice- luel It In illi• killsra; '
therefore did I enereat you to see and
speak with me; because' tha.t for the against_ each •other ;for support be.... the iryiyuy iiiyd, owl. yr these was !den ot Eden?" lie war, asked, • •
: bope of Israel I am bounedwith th' house of the .willondheee she knew
".When 1Vlargaret Harrah found the l cense they are too old to stand up -1 e, _ 1 h T . • "Well." he repliedeenylutt does the
hes Tanino, a little boo et Sr et ellar emelt'. tide antherlt! °a I lioly Ilookhgte? Eye slimily Out: out
ellain-d Idevitig thus Inlay inatee34' that this WAS an .end of her 'searching, .1101t.
, . . ed his desires, the Jewish council in.
thriated•that no communication had For her it was the only house in the seven, his sister, Nanou, ,and Tin- Indian :administration, who. WAS re- 1 her hand and. gathered an tipple and
ourlet,. alonino's ve:y. own
been mnde to then from Jerusalem. world that eould' el/et matted Prain t
and of you se tim father and mother
donkeh, gardeh as . the ugliest X.P. of the gave It to A.dam. . No menden or
a remeily that Will Supply- food,. for the - the moment that her eyes reited upon d. .-,d.. . . day; in ract, It was said that ids laek
i AM g.Att***A . • . ladder! it -must have bt.elt till. Para-
diso btoek, itud that le ielly it -113. ito
• AO:rusted nerved ehat will strengthen Theo. bowel:ter, • being desirous- ef ite set like an. old weed -grown reek a of ph)sical attractiveness was the
=deo ...you know hew -perfume 18 • - - -- taltlleda"
' tilt • week heart and invigoento tho - hearing him at length, appointed a a green sea 14 garden she knew that .
*MIA SySteilla timp enet peace:ha et his •
loenilles. here could she -make home, head made"? Tonino • didret either, id- only •subject •aiewirich the tWo Sides •
• Theifax, N S writes -"I am et tete." particulaelv before eiegeee,„„ --an-architeet, would have'ehesen *one- j tbt pfiurpose, until he gods through Of the 11011SS WM'S ill voutplete ttgree- n • •• or eh- r. .0PuIP
iiiierrPlorenge aide, 20e stem, da, Aer lie had dare 6n. previous occasions her childien.and be happer.° John, as s a er glow ders fed
phone operator, and some Months ago .. pointed out the graduel development thir.g more modern, "but ehargeeehea pet time factory. He learne how. meet! $trtingely enoteth Sir Richard 114. lectile 'Oil iVilot le Jumble of inedl-
cinal substances thrown' togetheeand
had a deey bad neevolle breakdown of Onrce-Ptietioees in the law and woman -wise; knew. better. She Idl' 'and Men tnakes •soree for hie mother. tl o I d t• i .1f d •
,ug ) st pet t et Apo lo..
•
Mashed by advertising, WI the result
h My lteart pained mo a great d,n1tntl eropliete. shoviing how- thethee had aff that she minter -make a hone out 'oedf But his :greatest joy is working in • ."Viety they calhitty wife and. MO •
my nerves were to bad could .not 'Iron fulfilled in Jesus Christ It was that decrepit, • neglected old house eke. A • potter teaches him, aria
•sleep at night. X tried many India with the Jewq at Rome as it had beet: 'because 'the loved it." But it wee Tonmo is aide to make eups and eau -
tines, but did not get inueh relief el:few-here. Some believed and Aorne really because of the willow tree that cers and bowls and sell them for
until X started to take Milburad 'believed not as Peul preached unto she laved it so intensely -the willow enough money to keen Tintonteed
dleauta• and the Beasts' -1 don't s t • ts oe e .
healing gitalities of eerath MO as
knonedbeereniarked on one oeskasten. •ahidied to the human WO. If is a
"Alter all, she isn't 'et, bad -Month," rare combination. and it won and kept
Wart deed Nerve Pins. 1 only used •them. The meeting yeas one much tree that was to dominate life in the who eats such a lot of dram they 1 s s one a t te mane stades told
one box, arid X just have to write and more ger discussion then for addres- house -that was as a thread binding were afraid the would nods to be. by sir Arthur Orillith-leosestwen, ill publie favor from the rued A. trial ,
tell you how thankful X am for your • eds.' Frein morning till evening the together all the lives lived beneath it mild. The whole village Is proud of of it will carry convietion to any who '
Another Interesting and in •many „eh-.
Wenderful eemetly. T ant now able to disputation continued. till at Mat the -the willow tree that M time absorb- this little donkey when she -anis the
sleep soundly, and -haven't any herdblo Anos,tle dismiesed them with the ed Margaret's spirit end hept it ti, rime at the fair in the big town.
dinner- , i stern words of the Prophet Isehtei living thing for her family. Ihonino does lots of other thing's.
• Price eOe. a box at all druggists and . where 'he depicts 'the hepeless state For . Margaret and her daughter too -gets lost on the ntountains, wins
_.. deafen or ntailededitect _en:receipt of of those who ohstinsttely close .their Lynette the willow tree 'became a re- n prize at sehoel and is elumen to lead
hes •by The 'e, `Milburn did letadd heers tredhedetiten of'ennoletion.-----Thet fuge-for Michael, the..sen,-aint0,st..-a- the. dance. .Thja heolt has tete Of 1)'(
ole entt ta 11.1., book, Memories. doubt its power to repair and heal.
ways strange Parliamentary personal- iThe Goderieh Star for Service and
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• to to !simple., but 11 it4 to mimeo ot
rry kb and If yula folve it aocre.dv, aaj
tell for ut boyet of I0Ml 5.M%L at It 6431l•
4314 lave on ot.elloot opyortuntiaN 14
te.4 4 cent mat, liensoe, so value nolo 41.0
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toed e 1ronaaholt1 rnteramv
Itoroely *bat 14 0A541): gad. 113L301M32t.
it, And me •it. It aa• batuanino nonvo wouan
evaty day.
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It). Was Ilepry Labouchere. the Lib- Satisfaction. •
eral • inentber • for Northampton, of
whom tiiis _true anecdote is told. • ;
tn a previena..itadical. Government,
•oronixe.flut. the Jews ee Remo do net seem to good.- • • •• , tures made *front wood euts. They Shaw.Lefevid was •First Commission -
hove been like those of other eitied. The earlier part of the book is a show how Tonino dressee and lots of er of Works, and he conceived the '
wow.. oar.."..kow
•fnithey die• hat redivide* oppose or marvelloue study of hhild minds and the things he does and the places lie
Uii DI I r I • •
SWA..RTS" .
• _ flute and..florts Inerg
jfaik'Stables, EtOr:
Montreal Street- •
lust off the Square ' •
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• SEVERAL VIRST-CLASS.VdrioS READY
FOILSEItYleadedetreIOLANYWHERL
AND WHEN Y01.1 WANT TO CET THERE
'Busses Meet all Trains and
Pasienger Boat
• sss •
Paengers called for in any
• , pert of the town . for elf
trains at O. T. R. or C. P. R,
Depots.
• Prompt Service and.
Careful Attendance• .
00 Livery and Hack Service
will.be found up-to•-dato
in every respect.
grim"
'•Your Patronage Solicited .
T. SWARTS
Phone 107 , Montreal Street
1110 1fl( 5U1
ettempt to evience St. Paul by violent, their reactions. "It was the motif of goes. eo, • roundinge of Westminster A.bbey by
• .
the Apeette in St..Lulted narrative is life and bide.' but. We .overtalies Mid years will love reading° this
Ynonntk fel* the lt tylinTnne we p4 Of Michael names life to eseape.from Any boy or girl from .six to ten pulling down some or the obstructive
hookbitndfags in the immediate neighbor -
file: ott,,, 111,,do t.‘,.4 whoteyeahael and little happiness eoines to ,elettle *Toninos" bv Hill and Max- hoodWhen the scheme was still on •
1' 't 'dein hired clwenened en.d reeeived bint. He is never able to face thing.) well, is published by Macmillene, in the stocks, . he confided it, most un -
all at went In w4+.11 him peenehiee the way leis sitter does. , : 'Toronto • ' ' .. , ' • • wisely, to his deur rriend, Lobby. The
ow; 'kingdom of .Ged. and editiehiee the. • - Lynette was a much less difficult • . . . : .•
' • latterwas pleased to expresa ehls en-
teirve coneer“ro• . filo Lord jeene child than Aliehael. "Thinga talked . ••
rThelee, weed .111boldness, none for- to Lynette. She • had. as Margaret•
bidding him." . . • . •• • ' had had, a persistent mental . cm- VOSPitell for Sick Children
, .
The Texpositor's Bobh mumon with inanimate things, Foe 87 Collette St.. 100rOntO t3. Ont.
• her the front door always opened
D MISSIO•NS with a 'welcome, pleased to see her. - • -
• December, 1928.
tire approval of so excellent a scheme, ..
and then -went and botight a, helmet
scheduled to eonot. down, and so 0P -
•set the whole plan. The house is add
standing. Shaw-Lefeyre was quite
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ee •ded----Mledw - - - - - datdn:Itild 'Id For stone years past thowork that just' what he thought of hint. The,
oven: dueence
Shall We • Shorten Our Lines . because it was made of • oak, She • thie Hospital . has been able to• do latter's reply was ehttraeterietiee-
de Strong Argument frem the London formed terrifte attachments for ell tor the children of Ontario has been . "1 know.' tity dear Shaw," he said. '
•'TinleS -•thing's that had a part In .her daily .
„„. seriously cramped through lack ot that I- have belnived*to you an badly
-The. prudent policy for an army me' -----'
space. A point was reached where
hare pressed is to shorten its lines. Put heppiness-at least love-- es elle one man could bebave to an -
the Trustees had to decide whether ether; but If one did not occasionally
It may be assumed that the Church eludes Lynet e too, an . s s only •
t dehi•
is hard pressed, both in men and in seyed from disaster by •the willow the -utmost number of "Sick Kidd'
Its eervIce should be restricted do way meet . emote._ on oiled reteneseh ' •
material; • its -wisdom, . therefore, tree. 'This ilomination ofthe tiele WhOill it could nrorlde with cots or how dun life would bel"
etvoidd appear to lie inatbold sherten- meet interesting_and'enigee. weethei it should add to its room. - aSidedanees Powell. the great client- •
The book throughout is beat:1640h' .. 'There are Many yotingsters safer. Dion -of -church, eviedlinown eie the
ing of the lines, and that must mean " *e - .
a concentration upon the mishions written -not very joyous, but a keen hts from afflictions of the spine and Buezerehanot because of anpecu
• whiCh wait at its door -its "far-flung and penetrating study and ono -or aide joints, whom only many longdnonthe liarity, of speech, but because, in
battle -line" must be surrendered,' and Sorbing interest. . can restore to health and strength. early Victorian ttyp, being 'milliliter
the 'Church meet call upon its sons to • eGreen :Willow," by. Ethel Motinin. Medical eare wilt help; but what for IlradeolA, he brought in a Bill • .
D 0 D D's 1,
dted-rdiCKAC-154. sq,
PILLS
T�F PI'
OR II v
tri
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'defend its cause, threatenea by Amp- 208 nages, price $2.00, is published they principally need is fresh air tiesignated to reetraitt the unmetod- .
deism ...or indifference at home: so by Doubleday, Doran and Gundy, anu eunshizte. fIttherto the Hospital ions sounds of buezers und hooters
- Toronto.. • for Sick Ceiklren ha o looked Meer at works.. The 11111 wen rehsetee, and
the argument runs. *
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'there on antranOO to ita Awry ottrit sa otal
tm • um, %Inc ,of Ow* aniCantat lead* you inns
and• Arounti Ito •s.lams, tins% cot tbrouatt ebt
• qattat-tiko-ctOt- or.ain-at' .64 --cohlet ar- 5On-A -
5.ot Ma113. t!.. oath and traco it with *
taft vcit,1 And you nail the outline of :a •
valvular
. „ ._•• „.... •
Cut tnst the`Purria'sivtr5iritr n'pro
addtras fitoinio on of parr. Inotaln-r trial • ..•
the .werds hate intscd PrVin Anti. iintt ttaa.t
fruit tn a ... • .. 1114.1* ltint dot .vau , • .
iind it 13 itest nsil Otos /milf. volt slut •
• mrdiatily if .yost fro :meat. And It %at,' r'•
•.• •-nsi you, At our Ital. an41. rtststnt» t4/1331 • .
' teed soar Ot P.A4 ISt 24 tenet vrr 101.
• Ihe re.,.e 11 ro.nl in Vet. 5as;ant • .
r.sra. $40 Ofte eatir And .to loot • •
• *tall• all AA 15.;res aro Ati.anated.
• WS 114111 ttIVIN Aitl •fitC/NAVD5 (110
. Prat iltS t *511 3fliii 5 CO 1'45.445N
iPrlitl"PY •14. 1.1-4115 As5pi;
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We ate tteart. '44 9.33
- 11,, 901 rti,C ittlt north asn• .
0-i!ts to err? IPPIV4Cr. tondar.•
. • fag -.wino • •nt.Rt...•on avariv;-a.-.1 -
.441C U.' hvit t 0,0 j lot ja •
•cfrnt ; 1••• r,, .ssal L.t4tLICP11 will be at•
fats, rt.
flare t.I.V.Irri'Vjr.INd
• • /1.3;113D, 1.'11, etre 1,
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ac as lla
ye/ g WI? 01191i-
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But the Church witidone voice has .reach children In an institution close so was hp by the electors of Bradford • .
rejected this Ioin obedience to a Ann Gaysworthy Paige is a vivid, by a ekePleyground. •where more at the next eileetion. whereupon very
Jogic of idic
ts own -the log of irituafl nah i fortunate bog nat no person, w o s more ser- ys and g rIs th I enhey r buzzer in tin. vielnity celelkintea the
• exper•ience. • The ableet minds in die • lona than money troublere. is absolute. oports.„ imagine their plight, lying o
eritetedriwerdeeedoeleadeweedet
ccan b
line; and at verything exeept her husbander
occasion buzzing eorainuously f
edeeedoor •
• r•-•-•••••---, Church will not hear of- a eltort.eneti. ly undaunted by afire which destroys onth afterheionth listenino tothe an unknown. and quint uneountable ;
• so many powerful 'minds concerned ninnuscritits and valuable books, ntul
Ire October lat. the Ilimpital tor
tl:SE
n
. bouts andlaughter of othorthildren. • number Imre'
er id •
no time have there been e
• During the war ihe author was
Sink Children opened its country
with the foreign missionary enter
, then- °ernes oil and remoulds her life
• •
• Patelamentary. Secretary to the Mtn- • •
on qui. met anee „winning Joy and. annex devoted to routigstero whose
• ed• . prise tie there are today. The pri.
Hydro -Electric
pardonable sin for .4 Modern man iei brinpineas to all w'ho come in contnet one chance to nave their limbs letrd °I. Pointed's, and was required
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to despair of the human fetidly, or to• With h"d• must bo la some hmee -where they hardene. On his tIrst visit ho was
to visit eleotland•on a number et oc.
. . straightened or their bodies bullt
demand 'a snfety for himself oe Ifer ;brothers Dan1 it surgeon from
, very dynamic nereen. ere • have ounehine and treat air plus entertained by
illE.OPMS..51r0RE„ people which id not offered to • an. .1 1(°''", • Lord Protest of
nursing taro and Medical attention. Aberdeen, who In. ifrot Iced did not
• . , Ive,..awfiot mivint; .beett.swou leers at it edele• in the nffoir etf
Ch•
hohee ha -4 .hd,,ch .letehiteighteof. Land noar •wontoo„ drieh any ef.tlie pre -leer witlekey that ..
• said. 'except' in a saved race. Braithwitites.
,
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deeedeheel
.Coolt tor Stark' ity •
Woolt by Elottritity
Iran by Eetncitr
CONVENIENT,
CLEAN, QUICK
Cheaper thou Cool or Wood
Ad eleetrie Vacuum ."1e.art0.`.'
removes the dust.. Koom
lust moves fix dust.
We. guarantee, .-111 it y f_o
Lamps ,5t It lifatIfJ,
Walk in and ditplAs at
The Hydro Store
The Chureld believing as it mugt 0.410d reftlee for Arm and her in/Ahead children- aro winning Gide wee inch pIalued iha.t he hail vowed to fo low
•-- •
•
0,Way Minn the Murk Of the cit., Wan offered. The 'herd Phnom ex
There's nothing quite like'
ZEBRA LIQuir) STOVE
POLISH for keeping your
kitchen range as glowingly, •
beautifully black as the day
you bought it.
Try.it next tithe! It's new-
• odeed--
• and a, wonderfully 'clean LInd
easy polish to use.. •
•. that in itti Gospel there is it -sure tapir. rifielincl after the fire. The , ,
Prnetical tit health in An environment of s
un. ale dine el lead tet abstain trent a
ug the war.
"The next. year, " write kr eir Arthur
et :wanton again to visit the
• not finisk its task in Europe and ad little sou of the Breithwaite's---Mi• whom it wilt -lake a long titan to g;
• itual foundation for =whim], cannot I friendallin of Pau owl Michael for chine. pure breezea and quiet. • trot duel
limit its vision or lin service. Noe dharl lernithwaite-Aned champion- The coUntry hoepltal, at Thistle. •
tan it do ite work piecemeal: it car,.ishitt and tender care of the neeleeee• d town la a tioderend for children ei ' .
, ratline City, and 1 nen again enter -
forwards begin in Asia, leeevoneh. chnedie ardent work -Donee love for eure. It aloe liberateo a, hundred afth....1 it, vb.. T_,.,,,1 Pro', net, r is I.
out Asia there is in Proeedda cam. the. treeretarydedear old uncle cote in the oarent Inetitution for ' theededdbod'de'ddr, '11',7r,:,;,71.(in• l'v''Ilt'i",
' Plete transfoemation of nodal Midi- °Seale" hello talcee a felendlh finger youngstera who can be cot right in si
• tations, habits, ateudards, and lee. in the pie, all make interestino toad. a abort time if quickly. given eon. enallideenea white' 1 observed lie was
-, stant attention. '• So the lieepital for -.enieddng hlinnelf• '
iniedlind are all touched with the eht•
liefa. The movement is unceueing ;
mor and ronlance that Graee Rich- Siek 'Children has new two doors to "'1 atm delighted to nee edit taking
keep open day and ulaht to twer7 . vtIglea"thoalyis:101 7abgtr 7pPadi'.
it will as little wait on our "conven-
ience ea the tideit ef the sea." The Mood tests over her characters.
'tbhuattIeleilluffilhnandt . .
"At the douth Gate," hydGraidd id 'deed toter and treed.. •
•Chutah. indeed, so far from thinking v der mold than halt a e eatery the most patriotically abjured alcohol for
that the missionary enterprise can be lilchilloled; ddd Paehee. Price $2.00. it;
nublislied by tespital has depended for ha very^ ethe duration?' he aninvered,
- delayeel. is stricken by remorse to Y. Doran and ,-deltitentio upon the public reeponse . 'the war !anted ao long that 1 felt It
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1 en tee nineddde of Provence., f.: • , . „ . tudy 1 Lad committed it to writing.
Gundy, TOrolritno.(Mietia
' know that it in late. :Airiest too late.
0 * * 0, - to ha annual appeal which, being in •Ineumbent on ne• to mace:lain pro- . •
' with the offer of a faith to ethieli all behalf of ehildrott, is appeoptietele elnely what 1 had• promleed. Fortune
3111ENILE
the spirituel strivinga of the teat , ,.
made at Chrietmas time For over
have reeved. 11e deare tlee Itledldd acel deed ' 1 found It had said that 1 would not • .
In the early dayof Pretestried Ilerance. in Nouvilo, the term where eneldett to make both mule meet h7 • p
artait 4.! of whinkey for the duration t
passions. willi an nuslcitvand nem- e' _.-eh-dek ..ad.,_........1.4.0.1.....k.h____,,_, the donattona of itn frieude, whthe
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sion beyond all praiee. the mission- • . aa / b dollara . t , of the war, but thin le not whiakeeed " c,
Pat the end of 192e tinde it with Mid John Hodge' when Allatnted of
taww. farm tfuEl to ray for ILI ,14.4ty•Pensionn. always toot: in nood part
optative,• . jokes eorteerning • his portly appear. i
To itsold ie
One story that anunied hint
' frin13 thO /foliate ter .,"00.
slick mat:iron mice mom owes. It greatly arose out of his visit to the '
tee beestuee co naanv of emir -readers 'idellediall cantle 011 the Snide% coast. •
aro Stehle/led in tint ever-growine; "The Canadian -general was Pilot.
envie. that 1 trent/ale tIpett Year ;Jim ibelee." writes the author. "and
pace 10 vended them that ft Was 1 eleaS with a toad tolonel. We got
noir tieradoeito lit the Viet that eta. 1,treparair40 and the staff colonel and -•
hohlenr.d the Ifeeplisda Tresteto to et ;taw the general and Hodge viand- ,
build for the future. With an extra ilitek, 00. an elevated lam% liodeehl f.
_ efgold etheddeted led le %TV, 11„,e-011.• ;IittmotIne tilaelt figure allowin -. up •
rennet tato income oft tne ceder.: '0 femme,. . 11 I Z if t*
1 ' 'what a farapt for a often. he .
lta argent, nadee
• ariea genoht to win Irene-elite1 behave
aid for the, foitin Afterwards the
timed) woe Ode to dream of a
Chalet arising in the East and in the
Routh, and the thdam, in a measurte
' Lee eome tette. There lute now tome
ie the veera -vintint .of oatieee ne.
. e -
%la co e bleier of •their life the
flet viten! Yalliee of the eensoel. Thee
tend tile mleasioriory erateivad e
tame ead tee etatedmenehin weeld
rebore-. ean Ire toted -steel in the eteediee
eee -tire eteteenaavehitt white), thaelie ,
inter II ,t40:ouscraIly rireT trehec /et.. ;el'
I, vex the whole 'Me •ei.•
calehe lichee The Church fd oled '
trft. ',Aden" eftgli cone to the Leh, „
ji aid/ hitette to the teledeenthe (1 Ite• in'
•!Tetley, • .1
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So Will You
M the nest sire of
buy 'fleziner lie'. The
Ant dose &mu toe thireyo--
Yd?Ovell the swath tedium -5, gird
&tights the sat... DZNeteht tram
ea other rowdies for nno4114..•
1fo!44.Eromeritls.
Pnewootna net.4 tweet Ind
Moe urtn4e* ereookthete
unier mney-rett:t1edgmaninter..
W, dediees l'Arattodla
lit hist**1 Rt.
Bum
itro lothe 044-
saissi• etiopetwor k
75c and 40c
Min" pnt OtrO :n0:6 ableatt Of P. )n
[would leaked I cold. 'Woe replied
Faithfully yam. .• the Came/Ian colored. 'but It &tad if
r. ROBERTSON', lite :liner would WM Wm!
Cttalrmatl Alves1 Committee, edenv net?' 'Weil, eou needeberede
till
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Po: thex:a who pude!? it, Zolm'a
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