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CANNOT BLOT
OUT RELIGION
The story that Stalin has started
a ne wdrive against religion in
Russia for the purpose of blotting
it out seems to come direct from
Moscow.
If the statements in the dispatch
are correct, Stalin still has a lot to
learn about fellow human beings in
spite of his long experience with
dictatorial control over a hundred
and fifty million of them. "
•Individuals sometimes are able to
smother belief iu God. Considerable
numbers may neglect religion 'as
they are doing today In this country.
And some races are more given to
piety, than others.
But actual destruction of the re-
ligious inatinot in the human heart
and of the religious impulse in hu-
man action 4s beyond the power of
any dictator, any government or
any propagandist. it would be as
practical to try to destroy the am -
petite or food,
Ftirthermore, , the religious In-
stinct as a compelling force lu life
is apt to be strongest among the
'rely sort of people Stalin purposes
using for his experimnet.
The prosperous and hominy and
those who have many means of
mundane diversion often neglect
God and would like to forget Rini
(which doesn't meau they dis-
believe'In Hint); but. those who are
needy and oppressed and lead drag
-
and circumscribed lives, are apt
to have a lively and persistent im-
pulse to turn for consolation and
escape to things which are unseen.
It is true, 01 course, that among
such people there sometimes are re-
bellions against some particular es-
tablished form of religion, but that
does not mean desertion of religion
itself nor resort to the atheism
Stalin dreams of.
13ven the Witchcraft of the Mid-
dle Ages` was in a hideous, evil
and perverted way of confession of
the truth of religion, It aoknow-
ledged the existence of Diety,
dt is one thing for an individual
or even for a nation,to rebel
against God; it is a far different=
thing to deny that He exists,
No considerable 'part of mankind
has ever successfully clone the
latter for any considerable time.
and Stalin never will be able to
make the Russians do it.
C�It_ tLys4
GUESSING AT
FUTURE WEATHER
A large part of the American
continent has this year. enjoyed
what is everylvhere acknowledged
tie a very pleasant .autumn says
the Sarnia Obsenver. Within the
last few days, however, there have
tom signs of important weather
changes that presage the 'onset of
winter. Practically up to niid-Nov-
-ember we have had tsm,p'eraturee
that approached summer tempera-
tures and has been enjoyable. It
has resulted in some saving of fuel,
but merchants complain that the
rnseasoneflo Wanntth was disastrous
to their -business, that it was Int'
possible to eon dura, evereoatal,
heavy footgear and other commodi-
ties for which, normally, there is a
nett ill late September and October.
That is a dasammoinming condi Lion
for merchants' w'ho Invest in goods
tht are especially applicable tc
autumn business, but it involves a
rials that Yammers are compelled to
take in all their operations, year
after year, so that the merchant
who Is feeling down over the blow
that this unusually warm fall has
dealt trim, will now be more inclin-
ed -to sympathize with his agricui-
turel neighbor who -is' so helpless
against the vagaries of weather.
It is not lively that exceptionally
mild weather will continue for long
now, 'In fact; when the current drop
In temperature has moderated to
some extent, as it is fairly sure to
do, we may expect that there will
be a rather rapid movement into the
pre -winter conslttions- of frost and
intemrlttent _snowfalls tat are nor-
mal at- this season. In any event, it
is now necessary to make all the
preparations for a climatic change in
weather, Householders will find
that there is considerable work to
be done to make the premises
weather -tight and snug, anal it will
he found profitable to exercise some
diligence inthatdirection, for, after
this deligh'bfully mild spell that has
been a protracted summer, it might
he that there will be some severity
in the first touches- of winter. That
is not to be regarded as a predic-
tion, for of all futile enterprises,
Ghat of undertaking to forecast the
weather, is the least reliable.
NOTE AND COMMENT
It is said that British prime min-
isters live longer than they did a
century ago. Or is it that it only
seems longer?
When Japan talks about forming
an Asiatic League ft looks as if she
were getting .ready for the world
series,
Bancroft reports a nightly visit
from a bear. It must be that all
the villagers are hunting in distant
field's.
It is not too late perhaps to
issue general reminder about the
desirability of early 'Christmas
shopping,
Mr. Ilepburn Days that British
morale has broken clown. It looks
as if the Nazis have the same idea.
A straw vote taken in Toronto
named Sir F,ederick Ranting as
Canada's greatest man. And that
comes closer to being accurate
than most votes of that kind.
Primo Carrera giant Italian
heavyweight boxer, is to be married.
The big fellow, in other words, is
signiug on a sparring partner for
life.
The announcement of a 10,000
plane air armada ,for the United
States is the kind of language that
individuals like Hitler and Memo -
1101 can understand.
001, Lindbergh is to spend the
minder in Berlin. Of cosrse he is
one If those persons who can move
quickly when they desire to do so.
The addition of Hon, 01, J.
Maniolt and Karl Homuth to the
House of Commons should add a
little color. Whatever else they
may be the two 11011 members of
Parliamlent are never dull,
With so many hunters losing
themselves or getting shot it is
dlllecuit to figure, out whether the
annual hunt is more.. dangerous for
the deer or for the hunters.
To boost tourist business hotel
keefes in I+lgrida have been asked
to give larger glasses of orange
juice and: put grape fruit in the
rooms Of guests without charge.
Ali those in favor signify in the
usual way. Carried unanimously.
In Cerium: cities there are now
115• leas Hiatt 0,000 1011( Speakers On
the streets so that all niay 11ea1'
when Hitler makes a Speech. After
healing hint on the .radio one is
moved toweeds' why they need
the lound seealterS.
A song the anisic of which was
written by Mendelasohul luta been
banned in. Gelnnany. Taking the
beauty of Mendeiesohm out or a
nation's lite .leaves that nation
poorer, no flatter mato gives the
order or for what reason,
Dictator countries have banned
Rotnry, doubtless. because one of
the obJeeis of the organization is
the premetion of international good
THE HANDY POURING SPOUT'
for the tufo pound tin
It's tree—write for one NOW
• tins *theC own B Cad, of the 2 White tin of Crowe Brand, Lily Whlto
and Karo syrups.
-
• Is easily cleaned and can be used
over and over again.
• Pours without a drip.
• Provideanieane of accurate
mMleuremeute.
• Makes the 2.1b. tin an excellent
table container.
• The protective cap provides a
sanitary cover.
Tell the boys that portraits of famous
hockey stare can still be obtained for
"CROWN BRAND" labels,
CROWN BRAND
EOM! SYRUP
The Famous Energy Food
The CANADA STARCH CO„ Limited, Toronto
will. And yet there is nobody in
the world more in need of inter-
national good will than the same
dictator countries,
LET US LOOK
AT THE PAST
Hors Ira items Takao Prows
1 r41. of the Pon of N
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end SS Tsars Ago
BRUSSELS
Reeve Leckie is attending 'Co.
Council -at Goderich.
* *
A. T. Currie arrived home on
'Tuesday.
* . •
Waiter Sharpe, of Goderich, was
here on a short visit.
Hiss Pipe has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Waterloo.
* * Dougald Ferguson of Teeswater,
was visiting Tn Brussels this week.
Inspector 4lills paid an offloial
visit to Brussels Public Slbool.
WALTON
Rev, F. Balalutyne, M.A., was in-
ducted into his new charge last
week,
W. H. Smillie* was * home on a
brief visit with his relatives and
friends,
* Rev, B. Howie of a Brussels de-
livered a fin electure here on
Palestine.
ETHEL
Chas. Willis is clerking for W.
Simpson Sud' son.
Ephrlani Cober * and wife are
visiting friends in Hespler,
David Millie was at Guelph last
week on business,
is 4 *
Robt. Dilworth has purchased
N. Couchlints farm for $2000.
BLUEVA-LE
Wm. Smith, of Goderich speut
Thanksgiving in Bluevale.
K • 4
Rev. A, Y. Hartley lost a valuable
cow this week,
* 1. *
Robt, Maxwell has taken up farm-
ing again,
a,—s—
MORRI4
Tax Colieetor Mooney is on the
war path and is hustling - in the
money,
• *
A. K. Robertson has shipped
nearly 1000 barrels of apples this
year, -
t * *
A wood bee was held at J. Agar's
2nd concession, on Thanksgiving
Day.
BRUSSELS
Miss
Miss Lizzie lacLauclllie, 0f Dna.
sets was visiting in Wingham last
week, *�o'
* + i *
Miss Elia Oliver arrived heane
last week front an extended visit
with her slater, Mrs. John Leckie,
of Toronto,
:e n
Ml's, O. A. Deadman is away
visiting at. Deleware.
m 1 1
d3, L, Jackson, jeweller has mlov.
ell his shop,
.... 26 YEARS AGO
CRANBROOK
Herb Jeschke has returned to De-
troit,
Geo, Menzies is hone from his
trip to the West looking good,
BELGRAGE
Mrs. Lowry, Seaford* is visiting
her sister, Mrs, D. Sproat, of Bel -
grave.
* *
Mrs. 3. L. Geddes,sBelgrave, has
purchased the Awde property, Leo-
pold. street Wingham.
WALTON
Geo. Williamson was at Goderich
this week serving on the jury at
the Assizes,
+
Chas, and Mrs. Switzer, who bave
spent segeral ;months visiting in
this part et the country, have
arrived back to IOelfleld, Sask.
Last Saturday Gea H. and Mrs.
Williamson of this locality, got
moved into their fine new brick
residence.
—4—s—
BLUEVALE
Hymneal—A pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mrs.
Laucblin Frazer, 1st Tine of Morris,
ou Saturday, Nov. 22nd, when her
daughter, Miss Margaret was united
in ananriage' to Robert Nicholson
of the 4th of Morris. The Bridal
chorus was played by Mrs. Cooke
and Rev. J. E. Cooke tied the
nuptial knot. ,On 1~'riday evening
Nov. 21st the young people 00 the
choir of Ebenezer church wainted
on Mss Frazer at her home and
presented her with a Limoge tea
set, bridal rose design. II, Sinna-
mon made the presentation and
Miss Laura Turvey read the ad-
dress.
MORRIS
The farm of Edward Ward, 6th
line has geen leased to Alvin Arm-
strong,
6 s ra !
On account of the marriage of
Miss 1112. Fraser, who was oaganist
of the choir of Browntown, Hiss
Mildred Souch 111111 officiate.
Owing to the illness of Frank
Bryans with typhoid fever, :hiss
Rugy Clegg has been supplying his
position es teacher in the .Miller
school, 55th line,
* t:
During the past week Mr. Murch -
Ism: of 'Calumet, Mich., has been
making a visit to Jno, Shurie's,
4111 tine.
* 4
Broke his leg—A misfortune be-
fell Edward Wilson, familiarly
known as "Ned,'' who makes his
home at S. Walker's, 6t11 line, He
had a troublesome knee- but he was
80 anxious to get about that he
slipped and fell breaking his left
leg,
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BRUSSELS
F. Burchell and D. ai. Scott at-
tended the aunual meeting of the
gun club held in Clinton.
* T *
MMS', and Mrs, Robt, Cowing of
Listowel, were visiting over the
week -end at Allan Lamont,
Mrs. S. Slemtbn of Loudon is
here ou a visit with Mrs, Leckie
and other relatives,
A- Lion's Tongue
The tongues of some wild animals
are very dangerous weepons. A lion
could readily hill a man by merely
licking him with its tongue,
The tangoes of all the members
of the cat family are covered with
curious recurying spines, formed of
tough cartilage, They are so small
that there are hundreds of them to
the square inch. In the common.
domestic cat these spines are very
small, but are sufficiently well de-
sehoved 10 give the tongue a feel-
ing of roaghneas, Moat people hake
noticed this curious grater,liko ap-
pea:Snec of the tongues of their
household pets without understand•
TELEPHONE TAT,ICS IN T 'WATSON FAMILY
"We're so glad you're
feeling better, Mother!"
a
That LONG DISTANCE
Habit is Catching!
The Watson youngsters are not merely
playing telephone — they are playing
Long Distance; for Long Distance ie a
habit with the Watson family—an inex-
pensive habit that saves anxiety and helps
keep the family together. Let the tele-
phone extend your horizon beyond your
immediate neighbourhood. Let it keep
you in touch with faraway relatives and
friends— the cost is surprisingly small.
Reductions in telephone rates—local and long
distance—in 1935, '36 and '37 have of/ected
savings to telephone users in Ontario and
Quebec of nearly one million dollars yearly.
ing its significance. In the fiercest
animals, such as the 11011 or tiger,
these spines are very well develop-
ed. They are frequently found pro-
jecting up for an eighth of an inch
or more, withvery sharp points or
edges.
While the mouth is relaxed the
tongue is soft and smooth, but
when the animei is excited to tike
fighting pitch, the spines become
rigid. The tongue at such times
resembles a fine steel currycomb.
Wait For
A Doctor
When an automobile accident tor
any other accident for that metterl
occurs. it is usually better to leave
an injured person where he Is—
keep him warsu. comfortable and
await the arrival of 'a doctor or
ambulance. Quite often injuries are
aggravated by inexperienced per-
sons handling people who are badly
hurt. „,lay
Ladies
• Want to surprise the family with a new dinner-
time treat? Serve them a tasty dish of Dried or
Pickled Canadian Fish.
No matter where you live, your dealer can get you
such Dried Fish as Cod, Haddock, Hake, Cusk and
Pollock, and such Pickled Fish as Herring, Mackerel
and Alewives ... in perfect condition. Interesting
recipes can be used for every one of these fine fish.
Fish is a wonderful health food, good for every mem-
ber of your family. It is the great source of proteins
that help build sturdy, healthy bodies.
Serve Dried or Pickled Canadian Fish to your family
often ... they will enjoy it ... and you will find k
economical, too.
ANY
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