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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-06-02, Page 2Che Oc.ftvich Slat -Published eiery Tnureaay e Stex 04110 Cliodexich. Subscriptiou Cfassis411 Oreat 33ritain $2.00 per eftar in advance fire wawa PICO Mabee States, PA Per Year ha adVaine. WM Old sad new iddreues she= be given, when change of adduces Is re- qnitItel QANCXLLATIONS-We And ,hat roest et otir subscribers prefer net beve their eubseripticab InterettPted cetee they fall to rerait before expire - not be JUDGES AND LAWYERS !t -4--4 wat altogether from coosideratIones to whether er not otar judiciary is under - pale, and them Is a sham difference Q!% opinien on• Ma point, the &teemed made that met Judges do not reflect the beet legal brains of the country is alien ape*, "Legal brains" de not neter. eerily constitute the best equipment tot will W1 ub�er$ptlufl* muted ba soreatS over en extended per '1'4#° 3r sl 1Ti3Iitt1'3te• The moat 1411e ttoo, lod, eet, mires we are notifie4 to cancel, I5r paid hiwyer i ometinies oue Nano can lee assume tee subscriber wishes the01'- 00 tentinged, livalfTTAtnagS should $ee °de f't "I° case and /las d tte money capaIty fer beering dawn on the court maIter order or eheque psysible at, per in 43104e - rich. THURSDAY, OBS 20d. 1932 'Star Sparkles! 43pok1og est veraelte the pave of Cu. . tie Lee been tieded to the toll Of greet .reuterican inventors, • The Bedford cath :result again home the fact that It is a diffieult Mat- ter to break a woe With the County Council in session. *led icek we will again be remanded ' • that the depreesion stIS on. Gorierich• leloitioultural Society has given ample Wilde:tee this year that it is , • one of the sprightliest organizations in town. Presumably, we are waiting to .repair s • r • ‘. • °lir made .utttil atter the arrival of our • • • • • summer visitors, tints obeerving en old- . fashioned custom. 1 ,• Perhaps it .the Collegiate Institete . Bortid was to publish just how its 'esti. metes were made ep last year -arid this, , • ' all doubt et the emount of saving eftect- , , ed, and 116w it was brought abeut, would ----...... . be remeved, ' with all the power ef ht a wit, Pereonal Chitral arid knowledge te Present hie client ea the 'best pobsilble light. alis honor, on the other hand, Must be en- 1 dewed with a capacite tor seeking teeth, exploring motives and violet -Aire; evidence. Like ti inagletrate, Ins ImOwletige of human nature Is aliooet AS ilinterhult as 03y Oessie Allen peewee leisi knowledge of the law. Lewd steturten hi a judge is, of course, eeseutial. It Queer, the differences of opinion pea, - mews tO us, -however, thee, apart front ple have. Olr Weill 'That belils to make the question of SOdetry. there is a differ- llfe More interesting. 'Wouldn're it be appalling 0 we all thought the mole? I once between legal and judictal brahis heard two Caeleseate, principals express that should be recognized. thole opinions on the Smile subject. This time it was. about books and **gaffing, E GODERICIipAR Economical and good ed Rote Tea Rea Labei 25 lb. -- Every Package Guaranteedi FUNTS FOR ROMEBODIAS Our Weekly Lessons cm. OA that lie did not encourege pupils to read much because if they did En, h they were apt to pay teo muoh attention- to their reading end pot enotigh to their ethool work, 03.9' L Gordan/ The other' one said.. Unit lie thought one of., the moat -important things thee Words Often Bilsused • did in their school was to ericourage the • love of good books. They had a good Do not say, "I shall wOrk the balance school library and a very el:II-dent of this week." 'Say, "the remeinder of , ian Who had great suCcess In MOUlding this week." lithe reeding tastes' of the pupils, His Do not say, "I was .Just pine to write Idea that chudre4 were not en - you ,a, letter.," Say, "I Was 304 about moraged tina trained to eajoy good to write," • 'books before they were ready to leave Do not say, "In what seetion et the ,e.„,e, school, they were net ,apt to devotee into emintrY do You live?" Sun, "In readers at a later date. Ile telt that Part of the country." Da not say, "she vats botmd to go:" do I one of tthheirtepst luthhtvga Too tg theeythemould or e up as v e Say, "determined to go," taste for goad bOoks, • Do not say, -"She feela kind of sick."' X em inclined to agree with the lattee Say, tslightlY • ' f 111 b t tbin Do not say, "She commented. t( sing Pr ° ' eu can do as an educationist is to ixteuloete at oil early age." Conirnenced Oaten; 14 preferable. , ,a love for good books, and the malleable Iteeneage is the-Ume to do it. It is a Words Often Mispronounced 'most Important pa tt of thee. education, protein. Pronounce pro-te-in, 'o as In We are too prone to look on passing ex. "nor" e •as in "me? as "in," accent aminations as the end-all and he -all of nest Syllable, tedUeetion• 'Afspall; first a ttnstressede seeond a _ DOING AWAY WITH MUM:NATIONS In "Mr' accertt last syllable. ; 'With a paSsenger lake steamer galling Credulous, Pronounce kredett-lus, e 'Ontario has taken a further step In at GOderich evert Sunday Morning', and in "red," tile du as in "veeduee." aocent abooteene examinations. These who de returning, oh the evening of the same day, first Unable. , ' , sufficiently 'wed:in the term exeunt in the an opPortunity will be afforded to thou- ' tend, of Western Ontario' residents to ...‘ spend a pleasant day ot the water. - "It hes long been our view and We re- peat It, that the -office -of Liguteilaet Oovernor Is AS obsolete as the Pord Model • le and as useless as a -whip-socket would be ell V41." -Windsor Border Cities' Star, One wottld. gather that le -thee* hare times it might be &clapped. , • . With the salaries of tannty offielals • 1 , i • cut to the bone and,old age pensions re- . Molted iron -the realm a county pouti4.4, the eedithnit brigade Of. the County neW ..._ •.. •.....,.......,_______•. ... • . • . 1 • . ' " . fields 10 vortquer, and •perbaps their eyes s • ' will tome to resteon the 'cost Of •edir00.- t; ! • :... • . . Son, which is altogether a different inat7 • • • . - • ter now than it vas. .ivheri Owen . Geiger. for . instance, .tirst 'sat '7. --in the ; ' . , • COUrt notiee challiber, .' Love of the, -work, both orf the part ot tbe land leader •atil of the boys tif tile band is responsible for the Very marked succets% the. junior band has -attained • • Since Mr. Iluekins Started with. the boys. Hebas labored in season and out of sea- . ,son and tile boys have caught his en- thusireere and the result is that the town ' already has a very exeditable Musical or- gertizatIon which develop into some- , thing even better as tore goes on. ittr. ' IS dOing a niece of work for t cOlnratinity that is worthy of high praise the boys have been supplied with a way of epending, their *ere time with , profit and pleasure. Tile final returns of the official eensua takett jut*, /031, which hoe Net been itSUed, give the population of Canada Ete ' /0,374,100, or 20,4011 more than in tbe • . PrellMinare eStimate lotted in the early • eart of last IX`SeMber. 'The Province of Ontario has the largest Population with • -- • • • •• 3,4311031 ratielita 'next' -with Z874;e55•t • - • 'ffillowed by Saskateheenn with 921,705: • Alberta, 131,505; Mitaltoba, 100,130; Iirte • Columbia, 43003; Nova Geotle, 512,040; New Brunswick, 400,219e Prinee # EdWard Lland, 0,030; Noe% 'West Tere' , riteries, 7,133 and Yukon Terrace% , 030.. The total Monate since IOU lo 1,11S5,119, SlinED AND LOOSE GRAVEL ;Pageant. Pronounce pae•etit, a as in luiddle School not have to try de - 'rate preferred. partmehtal examinations at the end of • Comely. ProrIOUfice tile .0 as in the school year. Both the above printi- "teme," not as in "homp," pals report a very decided impreeerrient Oopheie Pronounce- go.fer, o as in in the term work this year. The lulu - "go," e as In "her." ' tenni of the largest, school. mentioned • - !above, says that in all ins teaching ex- -Words "Iwn 4/11331/euzu Iperlence be never had thlYthing like the Disappear; One s, but two p's. Thrt good restilts that be had at, the term ex - bezel% three es and double Fallible; _ iminations at christmas. :axlittising that three re, Lacquer, ghSerVe the oriu, encourages work throughotit the eear PreelPiee. observe the niPi• Molasses; stead of eratnIning for examinations is three as.'• Ito be commended. Promotion 'without Senonyme examinations has dangers with unserue eatisfy, iratify, appease, eon- pulous teachers, But these are few and. tent. • far between, as the teaching profession Intrepid., tearless, updaunted, brave, has e high standard of honor. in any heroic, valiant. • ease the good, done by eueottraging work 1 Dismay (Verb), dainit, 4041, terrify, throughoet the year will more than bal- etarm,ltighten. . lance the oreasional pupil who gets by Slovenly, elhishod, slatternly, untidy, without the proper Idundation. sor erly„ dowdy.. POOR IntriOate, involved,. complicated, en- . _ • _ tangled. ' nave yon ever cooked Prunes,that Constrict, crarnp, bind, vontraet. stead of being /loft end luselous all over, tighten, squeeze. Iliad tough hard spas? Did you thirik it watt because they were poor..prunes? Word Study Vey** they were. But ntore likeler 13. "Vse a weird three times and it is was the fault of the 'poor prune* who did yours." Let us Merewae our vocabulary the toeking, thok rim a long time to by Mastering one Word each day. Words And out stemt was wrong, but at lad 1. for this lesson: Ilaave diseovered the trouble. You blow IveteLTIPLIOITY; state of -being mani- ,that -prune& are often Stuck together fold, 6r very numeroes. "On account of :when they Some out of the package. If the multiplicity tot duties; be 'Worked these prunes are put to soak, stile stuck far into the night."' 'together, there will be parts of the prune that are not hydrated, or to put it more •ADAPTABILITY; quality lit beings suitable. "It wee chosen for its adapta- betty to all shapes and sizes." PLEBBEIANi pertaining to the common people. 'lie Was not ashamed of his plebelah events...* MUNDANE; of or pertaining to the world. "Our **undone existence is on-- eget:tire" PATIIITOITSi characterized by stupi- dity or folly. "Their plot Was tatuitoua from, beetInning to end." PERVERT teerb); t lead astray. "Man hat been knoven to pervert the truth to juetify his own wrong deeds." With, Lone ateleente oteurring itt 119 reaoy (lava on the -Illue Water Ilighwae the feet hrbught ferelbly home to Piot- 1.1 teeth -that this read is "eat:Maly net a sate opeedway, and tbeed dttribuictl by , • the Oleo le the Cense et AU four 1111S. hap% DtiVete Meet IMOW, but thee- ceeert 1.0 fend. that they walla 3110 Wag en Vait etiefatett with treazhenits tnett-el with the earee feetrite that they do en a rued highWay, and thiS Ls par. tieuleely tree a the cer it a lett mole/. Time are • feW raotcrireS the Leve tee • bee the Ceeetrienee.o itan we call • the: tat:Attu, of What a lietai et lease. 3 . toiled CIentS eg the edge of a reed, CU • do to a tate -Unveil:tee eer. It alight he Well to creze -Mee warning delvers, but it Weald set to taceeeeerre and them le likelihood that they :meted be ch# reivel. • It eccree thee pteete mute taltiog eheereta 'Mere me, tee:e. ate' met happy unetee they arsag,t211R MTV Itecks, C. N. R. MAY RUN EXCURSION TO GODERICII Mr. 1§. D, Croft, 0. N. R. agent here and President of the Board of "e'esele, has writtert te the S. headquartere suggesting that the 0, N. R. put moan excarelort-to Oodoich _ffir a st4teek-end. Suggesting lune eath, which would be the opeffing die Of Hotel Sunset. 'At- the Board of Trade • Meeting 01i Monday night be Asked ffir the eo-Operation of the Board et Trade and the theretarY le ee Write to the O. 11., also to the municipal authorities in *Linton, Sea. forth and Mitchell, asking their eo..oper. atipn in urging euch Ali exeursion. It was cleaided tdso to write to the secre- tary of tho Huron Old Doge in Toronto, with copies of tile letter to he seat to Mr. J. A. ItIeLereit and to Mr. Rat Mee Creatit, suggesting that the It. O. D. get behead the eXeeniell Stec The H. 0. le used ran an Anneal exeursiert to fluron County and, At 140„5 fen that the Association might he "glad to lave etrit an °Ming *gain. Mot 'Of Vali et= votera In The Liter. eel? Digest% PA fleettt -to be using alio or berley etreWs. 11 2S,yylONE 2Orl2 1031_ Bespeak Character Keep in Touch with Deeds, Not Words, Dr. Vining Stakes in Hi. Baptist Anniversary Sermon back through the eploaeli, but if you lift the spleach out lute another dish, you leave the did in the bottom. YOU 'will find that you will lIghteri your work and hove gleaner spinach into the bargain, if you ibe Ole common -Seine method. Spinach requires no water to cook it, Other than the water that elbags to the leaves after wraith; it., Start it cook - big slowly and you wil Ifind that there is eufficient water. Save the spinach water to put in, the gravy. gives it a de - gaol.* flavor and: saVes the precious Mineralet ehat otherwise go down the 8111k, TblitATO OONSIlleVE 1 pint tanned tomatoes, 2 cups diced. applep, juiee of 1 le,mon, 3 cups _ sugar. Mix • ingrediente and gently until Oleic, stueing frequently. Battle' while hot. • -SPINACH SotTell.,B • 1. cup cream sauce, 1 .eup grated cheese,1 elm spinach, 3 eggs, ' Make a crealri sauce, using 2 tablespoons dour, 1 cu n milk, salt and Pepper. Add eheese and Spinaeh to. cream sauce and stir in the beaten egg yolks. Beat the egg Whites =tit stiff and fold them into the mixture. Bake in a moderately hot °Vert of 375 •degrees for 40 mieutee. plainly, properly soaked. These parts Of prune •tvill be tough after cooking. If you want your prunes porfectton, bil careful to separate each prune hetet Seeking. Prunes should be scaked over night, then cooked slowly in the wate In orbich they were soaked. etrben they are tender add the sugar and continue. catering tor a little longer. runes re- quire long siele-dakieg, • TO VS'Af31/ SPINACH , Spinach is a tricky vegetable to clean. Veit think -you have every enrtiele of eand Mit and then when you eat.it, you find that there is still some grit -present, As one little lad saki, he knew there was - Iron In. epiriacb. because youtetdd taste The eaeleet way to wash epinach is to use two dishes and lift the spinach from one tO the other. When the Spinsteh is washed the dirt falls to the bottom, 1.1 you pour the water orf yoasend the dirt Children Or ralt FLETCHEIt'.70 agh, "r1 R 1; A 4.414,- . 4 NO BETTER ADDRESS I IN TORONTO DETAIL. . thel tit otate owe eeeeet 1 , AEWAYS liAS KM 1-011 etka OWL CONOOkTAKE, YPOTLEMY ClAt4 AND mOCERt4 TN WRY otS. Cles *I CAto,',,A1 Ik7.1.9 wat, etuOv 7N1 rain' itortrt-A 5t -.50o. tM4 Peer/ fee InaGi 1 tab De has retzi (1.13 e1.50 t$3 1 , nateS oocms $3.0tto S5.00 , 1 HOTEL WAVERLEY I Sindentifk7..614.1:4t4t:tleovt Soett 4 1 _ ......in.,-......kosi... . _ Town Topics "It b not what * nun says, but what he does that deberminee char/Actor," Stressed Re. A. J. Vining, 1W. la the course of Ma Sundae eVening enniverser7 mum at the Baptist churela Dr. Vin- ing quoted Emmen to illustrate his Point "Valet you are *Ands an loUdie In toy ears that 1 eanoot beer whet you *eye" This chservatien same at the con - elusion ef the story of the paral,Vtio, taken from the opening VereeS of the second ellaPter et Meek. The WraiVtie's iffiVelerdecondition, Dr, Vining sled, was the type of the moral condition of the world today. "There was no human Oro for him, Ind as there was no human eitre for 3117, but there- waa a divine cure ter MM. lust 74,s -there 15 ti divine cure far elle" • Splendid eonegegatereet were present both morning and evening on the °sea. stun of the anniversary, always looked forward to with keen interest by the Baptists or Ooderiele The cherob was bright„ with beautithi spring ..dowers. The choir, Under Mrs, Robert Wilson, or- ganist was assisted by a quartette front Stratford. The anthems were well done BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY The 0o,derleb. •Hortieultural Society again del iteele proud with its Magnifi- cent tulip. display In The Star Windows over the week -ed, ;with twenty -dire raeMberS; sbewing and tortY#:seven exhi- bits • almost every coneeivable specie of this beautiful spring flower was ori 413 - play ;and attracted large numbers of flower,, lovers to• the West etreet: windows. So great was the numberof exhibits that adieirting WiridoWs AM either side of The Star had to be pressede,nito servIce to aeconnnodate ell There was every color from the flanking red to the eubdued ' "The Other Fellow" • To illustrate,ffis evening subleet, "'he Other Fellower Dr. Vining gave instances. where men. and women. sunk in the deptbe of sin beyond -hope, had beer. reclaimed and kept by the grace of God. Pea/Mg-With the story of his text he re- lated how Jesus Clu•ist Was In one part of the town, 01 Capernaura and the para- lytic in the other. 11 they were ever gOing to be brought together, as thei weee, one must be brought to the ether "That is the way Oed has always done leis work, employing men and women as Ins agents. The coming of Jesus Oluist to this world was foretold by the prophets and when It was futfined and - Christ came and gave Ilia life • and was raised from the dead, He called.ills dis. eiples about.ellm sold commissioned them I to go. forth and tell the story of His love, 13ecause men. have been true to the maxching orders of Christ the gospel has been brought to us and We would not be tree te 73 -en unless we pass this message on to -others,” said Dr. Vining,. "r Your Tailor 03y Usteke You am not g-6-3-1-ifr greireaurithes-emiele „ -But it pays with your tailor te keep et touch, Far tbe rot of the world. from, Iristt to thitch. Ara sure to take Stock inyour looks, elothes end such; So it's up to you to look tidy and neat As you. alt SA your office or go down the street. Ties is a tip that well eannat be beat, -lust take it from me. It's as good as the wheat, , It Pays to Get Your. Clothes at Next Bedford 11(41 Black' been pfou.s until:they get up in soelety or politics, and forgot ad about their obligations to God; but not 50 He prayed when. he was a peeper and. when he was the greatest man- in the empire; '' "If there ever was a time when • we need men and wonien to cathh the Dan- iel spirit 'it is now. We, need them in the pulpit, on the farm, in business and God, knows we need them in Perna- ment," Tbe clietreb Was very beeutifuliy de- eerated ' tor the an:lb/Oar/ with sPring flowers. The Stratford quartette con- tribeted rausieal numbers and the SU - vices of the day were bright and Mapir-. ing. Must Be -Co-operation /t took the co-operative effort of four men to beine the paralytic to Christ, satd the speaker. T7tere wes no such thing as success without cb-operation, :Sweeps In the thee' or ureversai church was im- possible without this get-together spirit. • -"These men were men Of determine - tion; they came With.. their sick friend anxious, to' pla,ce' him before Christ, They -Couldn't get into the hquse because: of the Mob, but they worked. their way. around to the side of the dwelling and 'up to the roof to lower :the sidle man bronze and black. The "parrot" top, orerhastoug7, eamht4lesiniz.. eitto ththee Psrpeesaekneert. of.,N.Joetshu-s an exceptionally large variety, 'the lone deckled -edge specimen and the• "doubles" attracted ntucli attention, as did a vase of narcissus. Baskets frem the gardens of the late Vigilant. Coats added Much to the -brilliant display. The eower Coin- Mittee in charge was composed of; R. Stonehouse, J. Teerell„ leliss Swaffield, Mrs. C. Stewart, Mrs.. Boyce and Miss E. salkeld. The elchibiters were: R. Stone- hottse.,-, 1. T. Pe13;1•00o,,, Gould, The Hall, wriss it: Aitken's, w.-lstaevicar.- lifts; Boyce, Jae, Pell, Fred Barker, H. T. tel - wards, Ono, Hunter, tifrs:•Rebt.. Winters, Miss L. E. Salkeld, Martin Knight, The Coats Garden, Miss Swatileld, Mies M. Robertson,eeters. -A, D. MeLeau, Atre. W, re • McLean, . W. F.- Mite), evliss Mary Gordon, Miss Mauna Campiaell, 'George Bow, Miss Mary Buchanan, Dr. Mabee, -13o noteallow•Wornis to sap-thCvitality of -your thildren. If not . attendedto, worms May work irreparable harm to the con.stitution of the itifant. The little sufferers cannot voice their ailment, but there are many sigiis by which Mothers e made aware- that a dose ot Miller's. Powder is necessary. These pow- ders act- quickly and -will expel Worms from the system without any enconvele; knee to the child. Skin Loveliness Easy to Oahe. Famous VegetablePilts Better - than. Creams • Miss E., T. has proVed it. She sayer "Carter's Little Livee Pills will do more to keen the complexion Clear than all the face melee I hove used." PIIRELY VZGETABLE, a gentle, effectivetordeto both liver and bowels, Dr. Carter's Little Livei•Pills are with- out equal for correcting Constipation, Acidity, Biliousness, Headaches and In- digestion, 25e. Oteede, red pkgs., e where. Aek for Carter's by NAME. • BARGAIN FARES To 'LONDON and Li JUNE I 1 th ONLY • $1.5° *RETURN Present Railroad Tick- ets to obtain reduced rates at London hotels. CANADIAN A ihlether • Eastern Standard Tinto Lv. tioderich- . 0.35 0.14. Londono,,• ,‘ 10.50 aan. Iteturoine LoutIon-o5.30 pan. SaturclaY ..1.05 ass. Monday, ' Ticketti'goOd on aline schedulto13* etiathes only. No beggage ed. Children 0 eare and under 12, halt tare. Seethe tickets earlY from and Depot Tieket Mem 'Wen NATIONAL isciallemossialarlay -• \ By, Children: RUM and Tired at Night Mt. Iwo Shanks, Snow UM, Ont,„ writte:- "I am the mother of Mt children and hoe is let stork to do, My heat would' get very i,e�k, WM very nervous and tired nut at right I always Milbunt's Heart and Nerve rille on hand end, by tiling them ocessionally they make me reet ably and Oen') at night, end take me fed like new roman. Realtfi the Pak have be equsl," Hold by *11 drug and teneral store, er mailed &feet est receipt et pans by Wit T. ?dawn 00., Litt, Toronto, OriL Prise. Ns hex Ina' is atcomplisherl without pluck and determination," he said, quoting /rem the lives of great men in history. • "The 'Word tells us that when 'Christ saw the faith of those four men Be said to the sick man: 'Yeur sins are all for- given.' What Be did then He has been aIdteu oineg,.teortegrwohaintceaanmand says, atoinumeutcoh, duo.: tni.. whit he does,. that determines his War - Raps Partyism 'fates. Bi.gOtrY Reci-PIES By Barnara Brooks Of all deseerts which. is your favorite? Nine out ef ten.men say "PIE," A good manlier of women would probaroly vote the same Way if they weren't taunting calories and, theretore rather shy about admitting a Preference in which they dare not indulge. " • Pie Is always acceptable as a dessert no matter what the season. We are sometimes reluctant about serving it in violin weather because we dislike to heat an oven. This -is no longer an excuse for not having it because there are the uncooked varieties, the ones which re- quire no heat. They are sometimes cal- led refrigerator pies. Refrigerator pies usually have crumb crusts. Com flake crumbs are extrellent for this purpose. They have a good cola Or and add a distinctive flavor. The Says . "Read' Biography, Don't .pend Ton Much Tillie. on nation" - - -- -The ' %Yeomen of ZInstria matia' the greatest mistake of their lives when they lined, up Grit and Tory with their Mts. bends," said pr. Vbaing le the courseeot his sermon at . tile Ooderiett 'Baptist church en Sunday =Wiling 101, "1 used to fee a tremendoue party mon but not any more," he .ssed. eYou work your head oft to elect a inan; who doesn't eare a snap of his finger or. sive A. hoot for the people," he said. The so called broadniended man, he saire-Wry-oftenels Itkee4he-rivere431a1 epreade, out broadly 0.184W power and betemes stagnate "rhe so called broad- minded man is usually found streddling the fertoe instead of having rine strong convietions, However the speaker :laid he did not wish to toentenance bigotry. "I haw bigotry as. 1 bate the devil," he said. .- ' " 'Read biography," Enid Dr. 'Vining, mlitit I questiozt very much the advisabil- ity of Spendhig meth time ori the great moss of modern Iletion." All these deliverances, however, canie as asides from the main subject of his sermon, 1-thich. eratehesee on. elte charare• ter of Daniel. Re used to enjoy- singing "Dare to be a Daniel," but this seethed to have fallen aut. 0, use'vere largely. "Daniel was a netti of deep convletions. Mee and warden' who ho.Ve moved this old world have itleta,ve beeti men of con- viction, Seeing slaves sold on the mar- ket by auction in the city ot New York kindled a Conviction in the heart of ttbralitint Lincoln which, resulted in the freedom of the slaves. Joan of Are be. cause of •Iter conviction that God wanted Iter to lead ti: annies of Prance, Was euecetzfol in he.r Plee. Joseph, Samuel, Gideon, Paul, Peter the Hermit, Martin Luther, Savarnola, JOIM Wesley end Srtergeon were all men of etrorig cowrie-. tient- A man without conviction is a nice man, but plit 11101 in a tight place and he jumps With tbe crowd, "Daniel made the best of a 'great dis- appOintittelit ill life. One day he was al prince and the next day a slave with blighted hopes. The -speaker ehowed how Dante' pulled himeelf together and made o new name for himself. The man who makee the nixt and bat of himself io the ono who gete to the top, The trouble with too many of no Is that we stop growing too soon. No man ever Wed who Made a mitten without warkingitard td no mail over worked hard who did not makea i.neeez whether he died in tile peerlueale or not. There are rough roads, eloud*, talk, slander• heart aolie, hut go en," urged Or. Vining. "Some people get, on a molehill andnoider 0 a great thing btat It ls the- man who geth te the ritUratairt top. In tpite of DercCeg* ton, or hisildieaP. who io eneeessful. "Daniel raaa a purDase. !taco a legit peipesee hetet our wagon to a f -,t•%7% It t:ta't alweee the bIllignit Mail win tn3- CV.-:.1S. Nit 'MC inell Wil3 lime ellek-te- iticenete wall averaEm aliitity. "Daniel was ttstea and made good. here is to man who can Stand four snniu'e for what is sight and tar state against emit w wv,-ag aithont making , •enerites. There tie pecele who have i Phone Hotel .13edford. crust may be made in two different Wars. CORN PLATO PASTRY 1 * I cup corn flake crumbs, le cup butter, 14 cup sugar. czeam butter and sugar and add "crumbs, Knead- • ing thoroughly. Pres$ into pie tins. tins. • , CORN FLARE PASTS -I' tup eon flake crumbs, Ya .1) sweetened consensed milk. • Combine the ingredients thoroughly ael. press into pie tins. MAD10 STRAWBERRY CREAM P= 1 1-3 cups sweetened condensed cup lemon juice, 1 sup sliced strawber,ries, 3t sup whipping cream, 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. Blend Milk with lemon Juice, Fold la strawberries, ,Potir We nine inch pie tin lined with Corn Piake Past:e II. Chill. Serve with 'whipped cream sweet- ened with the powdered sugar, The above recipe can be made -with raspberries blackberries, or blu.eberries, It. can RUC) be made with two medium sized bananas cut into pieces. A lemon ,pie made in st stainer Manner .deltious. • LeMON Cfeeem 1 1-3 cups sweetened condensed milk, 14 cup lemon juice, grated rind of 1 lento, cuP whipping cream, a tablespoons powdered sugar, corn flake pastry 11. ' Combine milk, lemon juice and grated lernon rind. Pour into nizre-inob pie tin lined with corn flake Past*. Chill and top with wbipped cream sweetened With powdered sugar. --FOR THE WEEK OF--: June 4th to June 11 lth Phone 368 for Good Service and Prompt Delivery - 'Aeroplane Quality at Submarine'Prices." Farley' Quality Pink Salmon, tall tin. De Luxe Jelly Powders, 6 packages for.. Shirriff's Good Morning lijjirrnalade, 32 -ounce jar Corn Starch, 3 pl_gc s. for...... Golf] Soap, 1,0 bars for. • or • Granulated or Brown Sugar, 10 lbs, Our Own Baking Powder, 1 -lb. tin. , 84 -oz. jar Sweet Mixed Pickles .. . .. Centre Pull Wax Paper, 3-pkgs. for..q Fancy Blue Roie Rice, 8 lbs. for... "Baechler's Pride" Coffee, 1 lb. tin........ 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