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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1930-04-24, Page 9'*1 RSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1930 New Stoves dor OUT A shirting new coat of black in a few seconds —that's ZEBRA! ZEBRA MUM STOVE POLISH RECKIT'T'S (Oversea) LIMITED )rotVTREA,L TORONTO YANot)WEA THE GODERICR STAR rr YY NaFY1iMW •• •• •uiai toon NaaitisiN twei99 maple Nage i> tesosfio ttimt toeseaseaila i Sunda,,y Afteril0 B ISABEL HAMILTON, Goaerich, Drzf, WHY WE DO IT WHY WE ARE SUPERSTITIOUS ll� MIHRAN K. THOMSON, 1111. !X. Meier el "The Wogs cti Fis;a,aca Accu years ago 1 was at St. Sehn's College, ONford, 1 nglanri One a.4the students 1 met there told me o£ a curious ;uy u, !auras Paiuttir'c;9 to a romantic lace across the beautitul lawn at time rezm r of the ics. held - lug, he said, "No student would thank e> ."ralldn;;, thro:rgl, that l arae ou the night 'before an examination. If he dotes he is cure to b:' .piou here ' Ry '`ploughed°° I took it be meas` that the student would fail in the eznanmina- tion. Superstition is not dead. We are • wary of combating the inferiority inclined to think that belief in complex. charms and magic and taboos is eon- Next.weelee-Why Is It Haled to eK;et tined to savage and ignorant people. Uri in the Morning. However we are. all more or less eup- erstitioue. You laugh at others for i CC carrying a rabbit's foot, or hanging a i f horse shoe over the door and yet there is scone superstition over Week you feel a little "queer." Perhaps you don't mind starting an important business on Friday, or on the thir- teenth of the month but how about knocking on wood before telling your neighbor that you have escaped the flu, or the tax collector. n Just because two I things h t PAW' SKINNY, BEWARE, 0001111SAYS DI GAIN QUICKLY Shotfrom 125 `million food cells exploded ,� New Ironized Yeast Adds 5 to 15 Lbe. in Three Weeks. 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Results in one-half Atid lift our life to Thine. time, • T. H. Gill. ,Get new health and weight quickly. ,i PRAYER ., Get pleasanetablets of Itemized Yeast Almighty God Who didst so love, from druggist today, Feel great to - the world as to.give, and in that giv- morrew. If riot delighted, manufaes ing we saw thy whole ,heart. Enable turer refunds your money. Son, and to make it the chief ant ori- HOUSE DRESSES . -- ly treasure of our Hie. Anten. Five dozen Misses and Women's Selected. House Dresses, good quality print, S. S. LESSON FOR MAY 4th. 1930 smart . stylee, guaranteed fast to Lesson TOpice-Promotion In Tin washing. Sizeii 18 . to 44. Specially Kingdom. • priced $1,49 each. Golden Text—Matthew 20:28. Jesus had before this occasion told', his disciples the plan of life; how it, was no game of chance, but a Divine One part of Christ's conversation alai`:. The very hairs of your head are all numbered; not a sparrow fal- reached their mind and set them leth to the ground without your thinking and planning. He said he.. Father. I here hath no temptation would rise again on the third day. befallen you but such as is common to They no doubt concluded that his re - man. With every temptation God surrection would be his entrance up - will 'make a way of escape:' Such on his kingdom, and therefore they ineemagan91lll�tuw.c!oroiumiiitwP i 111 E5unniil own life which is rapidly nearing its close. do what Christ said to his dis- ciples when on the way to Jerusalem he. took them apart' for a little time, he opened up his whole heart to them. In what he revealed of God's plan for hint not one thing failed. The going up, the betrayal, .the condemnation, .he__inocking,_ aeourging, eee_cifying, rising again ---all , were spoken of. Before 'even 'a'hand' was laid upon aim it had all been enacted in his own ,mind as he prepared his disciples for what he knew was at hand, and upon which he could dwell because he pos- •essed the peace that passeth all un- lerstanding. How did this • revela- tion affect the disciples? They were rot capable of grasping it as is seen n the conduct of two of them soon after. One thinghad penetrated the brain af John and James, the sons of SaTome:__Sheep/de one of that devot- ed band of women that was now in his following and 'ministering to his daily wants. words as • these 'ieffeTfefell. from the were resolved to make a b}d for the Master's lips. In today's lesson .,he best, place, nor would they lose it for lays bare before them the plan of, his want 'of speaking. There was policy in the way 'they approached Christ with their request. They interested their Mother and so it appeared to be heli request; and not theirs. They thought her great interest in Jesus' bodily welfare and coirifort would not receive a negative reception, and therefore they made her their advo- cate. It was an unholy ambition for their real desire was to step up above their brethren. How did, their. mother behave when she went to ask this great favor ? We are told she worshipped him meaning thatshe respectfully saluted him and knelt before him. Upon this Jesus bade her state her request. To sit on the right and left hand of a prince was a token of confidence, arid the highest honor granted to his friends.. (This she, made bold to. hope would be conferred on hersons but Jesus told. her she didn't know .what it was she was really asking for thelia. Ike •then explained the law of greatness in the divine kingdom. It was .meekness and service: 'He said to stheni ,that, they did not' khow the 'nature' of their request or what would be involved in it. They said they were able to follow him through suf- fering and trial to secure the toveted� place. Then Jesus assured them that would be their lot and his words were literally fulfilled for Jaynes was the first of the disciples to be put to death anc eTehn through a long life came to know tribulation and banishment for the testimony of Jesus .Christ. When the ten heard of the request they were offended at their ambition,. at their desire to be exalted above the rest of them. Jesus :then called all the apostles to him and talked to them on this matter. It is .as though he said, "You know that such honors are customary among nations. The kings of the earth raise their favorites to posts of trust and power. But my Icingdom io established in a different manner. He will be most distinguish- , ed that shows most humility. He then pointed them to his own example saying: "Whosoever will he chief among you let him be your servant. Even as the Son of Man came not to be ministed unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many." WORLD MISSIONS - I; was a fine message that Sir Wil- , fred Grenfell delivered to a gathering of young men in Letulon recently on the subject of "Modern Adventuring." At,' every one' knows, Sir Wilfred is not only a great adventurer himself, but be is one of the outstanding mis- sionaries of modern days. His central message was that "the world is a field of honor, on which we are placed as knights of God. If we fail to fill our place 'there will be a place that is empty." "I did tot feel in this way," he added, "until I heard D. L. Moody. Whet I heard from him evade hie feel that religion wasn't ' r just a matter of saving my own mis- 11iuU ' �` ` i`= crawself. but whether my life was Danger lies in eareleSe selection of tiln s~ to be a bigger and a better laxatives! By taking the first thing g a fon d, my fellows. t that conies to mind when bad breath, went bo kGoto 11looanddyfor later, an I won- Imeadachae , di2xilie6G, nausea, bilious-- clew°eel Whether I should bre able to nr55, gas 00 stomach anti bowe1S. facts msec the chafe or whether' I should C+! appetite or energy e�arnn of etrnsti- mat` acrd bring dis- na p <v charake a meas of throly eua rte tet, ' elgil `vice a1 fol ay t ti®ti, sou rick forming the Ia�attve habit, is this: "I know whom I believed, and Oft Depend O a doctor's judgment In ant pomaded `haat IIe is able to keep choosing your laxative. Here's one that cvlaich 1 have committed unto evade frosty the prescription of a Him against that day."' Christ calla specialist in bowel and stomach ua to action and to achievement, and orders. Its originator tried it in 1>romiben to.enable tin to do that whichtlaousatiats of ei15!'fi ; FQyelimd it safe mats IIe ', ottld Lace ne do. My testimony velum, children and old fang; to you is that He Iaan been eve ;Parti' thoroughly eat er ffr the rr:irt in lifts to in:e." Sri •. Ccd. rcebts` rsaara, 1 e3 , 1 y r, f als1 c11'a s�yrl:p '1'cI_et, ams it i� caned it flip yet't'to withoutIlcctglae Egyptian pynrl "ri trc t "40 1rtateve It is Livin'tht, M:tp it area`s handy. composed a,f fresh ticth!s and other i elke."3 foethae�lae, saa�uralr iu sore Malt ingredients. You can got it, in tlnu,t• (JuisY-T, Andc'r`oup, ,InVahiable. Britt' w ire 1'::a ^les nal tratly t.t.:p at u lir' .tints. 531:00# Ilarber'c Itek and any ilm-eag�totc. USE Hydro -Electric I'HE PEOPLE'S STORE Cook by Electricity Wash by Electricity Iron by, Eiectricitl• CONVENIENT, CLEAN, QUICK Cheaper than Coal or Wood An electric Vacuum Cleane- removes the dust; a broom just moves the dust. We guarantee: all H yd r o Lamps for 1,500 flours. 1VaIk in and see display M The Hydro Store nnection,superstition is a mistaken relationship. For exam- ple, a, black cat crosses your path or you break a mirror and you have hard luck. This looks very much like cause and effect because we take into account only those eases where hard luck does follow and ignore or forget the other cases in which nothing un- usual happens. • Another reason why we are super- stitious is ,.that we .like to believe in luck and assume that we can influence it by some magic. Fear of the • un- known overpowers us. And the curious part 4f all is that if you dobelieve in any of these things you get encouragement in the thought that you have done your part and luck is. on your side. This creates 'a wonderful morale so that you have greater confidence and ac- tually succeed. Superstition is not as silly as it seems. It is a primitive 1 • ONLY A DOCTOR KNOWS WHAT A LAXATIVE SHOULD BE i • That's what makes Puffed gains crisp ... delicious ... virtually as nourish. ing as hot cooked cereals tnzy have wondered why Puffed What and Puffed Rice are so light and crunchy .- 50 meltingly good to eat. Here's the secret. They are made by an rrud;t'ty different process from all other readyto.eat mak. Grains -of wheat and rice are sealed in bronze ,gm. The runs ate revolved in fiery ovens. in this. teriilk heat the natural grain moisture in each tiny fond cell expands into steam. • When the guns are fired, i 25 million explueus occur in each grain. Every tiny food cell is t o - pletely broken up. (Just as it would be from pony hours of cooking.) Hence eNery particle of !coil is completely digestible. 'This is v. by Puffed Wheat and. Puffed Race are rated as virtually as no:Lm hien as hot cooked cereals. When these grains come forth in shower.; fraise the guns, they've beenpuffed to 8 tunes n i:ual size. 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