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hut sleepeth," and the fart that they Donations From WHERE BEES
"laughted Him to aeorn," Lake adds
as their reason, "knowing that she Brussels Citizens MAY BE KEPT
was dead."
Cakes baked with Purity Flour keepwas the little girl actually dean? ' for Censumpliiyes (totems Bees may be kept in any locality
fresh for three or
four days. Purity is a vigorous, "dry"flour that absorbs When our Lord said of Lazarus, gratefully to acknowledge the follow'. where there is sufficient nectar LO
anct holds more water or milk. Tasty cakes, rich pies, and "Cur friend Lazarus sloenoth,' and lag contributions received In Brits- maintain them. Some locallidea aro
large, light buns and bread are always yours when you use . /Pm disciples thought this meant he by the k'ield Secretary or the better than others in that. there is a
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was not dead, "Then said Jesus 011i.:1 ' National Stmitarium Association. .greater variety or flower:: or a gro
them plainly, Lazarus is dead.€.1°lin J
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daughter He said, "The damsel is not • Chas, Pope 2,00 may be kept in one place than in an -
Western Canada Maur Mille Cu. Lialituth Toronto, Maatraal Ottawa. 9aintJahaa
that if oho had really l
likely - died the W
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alker Ss Black 2 2.000 other which is but a few 0)1100 away.
0 As good localities are often rigit. at
Send 30c in stamps for our 700 -recipe Purity Flour Cook Book. 263 dead, but sleopeth."' It aaeral an.
.................-..m.----a-...*-,a* Lord would have made this positive IL 13. Allen 2.00 ' our door the simaller beekeepr with
;14,..,,,,, statement; apparently He wag c•Xii,,,v. I.‘, 0, Fmk,. 1.00 but a few colonies has not to bother
' plaining that life had not left the A. H. Macdonald 1.00 about seeking for now ones 00 does
1.00 the larger beekeeper when his loca-
1,00 tion becomes fully stocked.
too ' In both country and city through
1.00 out the land, beekeeping is practised
1,00 with much pleasure and profit to
1.00 many. In the fruit -growing distaacts
1.00 where insect Pollenation is of so
1.00 ' much importance, the fruit -growers
1.00 have learned that the honey -bees, (ho
.1,00 only insects that can be rehe,-1 on for
1.00 , eross-pollenation, benent thom as
1,00 much as they do the beekeemas.
1,00 ' On the farm alio, especially where
1.00 there is an abundance of A ;slice,
1,00 Sweet Clover or Alfalfa, bees return
1,00 substrunial profits when well Intui-
t 00 led; otherwise, however, they May
1.00 become 0 menace to others' keeping
__ bees.' In combination with some
$37.50 branches 0 f poultry -keeping, 10
If Sunday School Lesson
body, and then He rased her tt t911 J. L. Kerr
health and strength again. Some
J. Wright
CHARLES
of Tho lilunday TlmoS)
BY LES G. TRUMBULL
her state of death as to be more like
. a short sleep." That. the Lord couldE, ever, that she vtas dead, but "si brief
commutators take the G. II. Samis
view, how -
R. A. Walker
E, C. Cunningham
School
Baelter Bros.
It was one of the "inner eicele.- , raise the dead to life was plainly di- J. P. Ross
JESUS experiences; our Lord 1111e:m
.),vi no -
onstrated in the case of Lazarus
ono to enter the house of the ,uler
time He and the son of the widow of will :Nam; 1 F. m. Wilmot
eL.
Sunday, no,,, 2d---Mk,-,iir.,,,,,13. xceot Peter and James and John. , a
. . nd in His own ' bring W . Eckmier
-Thy i with
'all the dead to 13fe, both the saved
ewer,h Him 011 the Mount
Dr Hamilton
Golden Twat of Transfiguration, and near to Him and the lost (John 5:28, 20). Dr. ia imieaon
in the Garden of Gethsemane. rrwirIzs MeNab
Thy faitli It maile thee whet:, Immediately after the miraole of M
(Mark 1 :31. i 1.ean, Christ co
"minandad thBuchanan
at miss
(((11 ti gar, theal thstortio
v gr,at •.•1 1!4••
p0111}ility, ' romething should be given her to
Matthew, Mark and Luke all re- ; eat." After the supernatural, the •
K. L. Ashton
D. M. McTavish
Sundry contributions
OTHER MIGHTY WORKS OF
0. McDowell
Not 0111V the eifinmon. people
hear the Lord gladly. soet, llio, i. 17.
and believe in Dim. but so
of the ingitey clasiies. ms
tr. F. Dobie
cord the mourning of those Vivi w,rz. ! mitural. It is a lesson that all be -
bewailing _the death of the 11111, girl, 'levers need to learn and remember,
or -LOOK AT YOUR LABEL
and the word of the Lord in rLibuke
leaders. the wealthy and the j1 1t11 a„. He said, •(111,-„. (11)11 (.1 I, not domi,
"Not marwise W.:9/ aft -a the Fedi,
not inany mM•ity, not inally
are caller I. Cor. hot aline
are. Its this week's lesion it is "on}}
of the rulers of the synagog,thi, Jair
us by name," who falls at the feet of
the Lord Jesus and pleads wit 1-1111
to come to his home and heal 11,0 lit-
tle daughter lying at the point af
death. The niter would not have
done this had he not believed in
Jesus. Luke, the beloved physician.
tells us that it was the only daaah
ter of Jairus.
The synagogue ruler must have
had trouble in getting to the side of
Jeans, for it was when "mueh people
gathered un'co Him.' But it was a
life -and -death matter, and a father
can make his way. through at such a
time. Suppose we were all as ca(1e)
and insistent for Christ's best spirit-
ual blessings as the people in His day
were for physical healing -what a
revival there would b'1!
As the Lord went with 1101 di,.
erected, heart -broken father to do a
mighty work, there came an inter-
ruption which meant anothar intedity
work. The two men must nave had
to force their way through at., ex-
citable Oriental crowd. and. weao do-
ing this when 00170410111 "eame 1.-h 411(1
Him, and touched mai hem A. His
garment." She had 1i r''1,,1
years from a disease that no hitort0
physician could heal, 0.1111V,T1, US
1,411. toll Uo, Ale "Igo; s}o,itt ner
living upon phy,ielaim.' This ,tat,•-
ment 110t 11101:1 a CondemP.inilli
of physicians, for the Scalotera, re,
cognize their 10+1 ir.,,}1,•},,,,1
place to-r.otu4 tp at, r•_tio-o it Ho; at:. •
the human 1i1[4e1osalo::4 of the },ar-
man'e eaFf, EVid,'ItlY :102 h.1.1
into :he !n•,.ah of unworthy 1,}e.ora
also, as Mark told 1. do "had ,'Ulf-
fered 010ny things of irway
fans."
And the Lord !instantly 110e70„
the woman tot41144t1 His }}•:•Innoar.
faith and was lrfaied, that 'vrtue
had gen,-! o ()r Hire."
toutding the Lord d01r1a0 oniand.,-
lifetim, did not :o •-•.1-aii
1,le,•-;1;ox tf, 7110.. W.111, ,artjo
-Het
deoe in ,aune and
the Lori harm, 11,
ffl, c!:1
Van, "Who t,:ta•ho=ql 51 •'1.,11"i'''
and the :fflar}}-r1 1,94 or His
voilmr the throneher muithude i.41
11011'4147: 11-/W Hp C4,k11(1 ask. when any
least OOP in the aniv,•r,,, ttlke, 0 !do s
ing from Mim by faith.
The disciples could not tell 1I1'
Lord who had touched Him, sa 11'
told them, for He could 0ine:17 hoe
out. She was frightened: tenderly
Ho reasmraid her: "Daughter. tla'
faith hath made thee whole; go in
peace, and he whole 'of thy 01,-0g0e."
How much more the Lord 3{,51.10
longs to bless us than we are willing
to let Him.
As they were delayed by the in..
eident, the ruler of the synogoeim
must have been serely troubled, and
then camo the dreaded word .froan
Messengers: "Thy daughter is dead:
why' troublest thou the Matto(' any
further?" But -it is' never too late
for God, when a (1100 10 lit wholly
into His hands. We know, from our
Lord!s teaching, that He somethnes
delays intentionally in order to show
u -His faithfulness and Increase oar
faith, He offset the discourrveGlent •,
brought by the messengers the • '
quiet word: "Bre not afraid, enny be -
Bove." '
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Duck or Hen?
Why is it that duck eggs are not as popular as hen eggs? The only
reason we know, is, that the hen ADVERTISES Just the moment
she lays an egg, while a duck keeps quiet and hides her egg under the
straw. We try to be like the hen. We try to tell the world we have
a great line of building lumber, dimension etc.
All No, 1 5x B, C. Red Cedar Shingles [Edge grain)
All No, 1 Extra N, B. White Cedar Shingles
Alex, Murray & Co. Asphalt Shingles
Cedar and Hemlock Shiplap and Boards
Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, Moolaing, Etc.
Drsssed 2x4 Hard Maple for Hay Fork Tracks
I 1-4. In, Pine Wagon Box Lumber, Eta,
Gibson
Let's not be Ducks
Lumber Cider MIs - Wroxeter P. P.
Phone No. 30 %NE DELIVER
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keeping fits in admirably.
Turning to the city, one finds
there, too, that bees are kePt, though
in many cases more for mare ition
(lent for profit, by professional men,
tired business men, and even women
and chiIdren. Garftenmg and bee-
keeping or poultry -keeping and bee-
keeping mal«i a good combination for
city dwellers or suburbanite% In
more congested eentros where gar -
&Iv aro •},itree, apiaries are amine-
thnes to be found located oa the
anamsn..1
roofs of large office building3.
Whenever bees may be kept, the
golden rule applies. One should, not
intrude on the territory of anothcr
whose rights by reason of his being
first in the locality should be reapect-
111.
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•The Patient -Doctor, I snore so
loudly 1 wake myself up!
The Doctor -That is easy to Overconie Sleep in the next room,
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A satisfied customer is an asset to any met -
chant. Particularly is this the case if the customer
happens to tell his friends of the good value he got
or where he bought, it may be a tie, or shoes, or 0
suit,
What progressive merchant, however, would
• be content to ,depend upon the chance remarks of
his customers to in -crease his sales, 'or as a means of
building up his business.
-One thing the successful merchant 'everywhere
has realized is that IT IS HilS BUSINESS To Do
WHAT HIS CUSTOMERS MAY OR MAY NOT
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The salmon -packing industry has just com-
pleted its new year inventory, and attributes the
greatest movement of salmon, in the history of the
industry to a national newspaper advertising com-
pany'. The packers say the value of newspaper
advertising has been demonstrated conclusively.
The carrying stocks o1' July 1 totalled 660,000
cases, plus the immense 1926 pack of 7,250,000,
making practically 8,000,000 cases to sell, The
inventory now shows only 2,000,000 511-205 left in
the hands of packers. Sales for six months were
5,600,000 cases.
Victor Elfend-abl, Secretary of the Associated
Salmon Packers, and himself a big packer, questions
whether the present supply is adequate to carry the
packers through the season. He credits news,paper
advertising with the re -markable sales achievement.
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business and his only, and the means employed has
been newspaper advertising.
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There are many well kno-wn ex-amples of whet
newspaper advertising has done towards the building
up of a business. But there are innumerable busi-
ness men throughout the country who have attained
prosperity through newspaper advertising, and who
never would, had they depended on someone else
to do their talking for them.
The newspaper is the mouthpiece of the town 1(1.1
C01711111.1.iiiiy. 11 has 11 audible voice, but substitut-
ing paper -and print, it is a .volee. which carries the
aggressivo mernom's talk about business to thou-
sands of people every -week.
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