The Seaforth News, 1931-03-19, Page 6or?? ass
By
;MANE ANN BEST
Conservatiou of energy isefficiency
operating at its -highest level. It pre-
vents the mind from getting in a rut
and waedering around itself, likea
cow around a stake. The highest Corm
of oouservation of energy is that
which makes for control at the center,
so that' n;t, matter what happens on
the surface of one's 'being, there's
-quiet in the deep.—W. Johne Murray.
Good Management
When we think of house. keeping
as an occupa`ion it cau hardly be list-
ed as a trade I`. is in a. class by it-
self, for there are all kinds and myriad
ways of Housekeeping, Each house-
hold has its 0fiat particular methods
o3 doing title gs, developed gradually
through t generations of that par-
ticular faintly.
Some wameu go about their Monies
quietly and calmly. Everything always
seems to be in lte place. The work
appears to be always done and there
is lots f time for all things. Au at-
mosphere of le' ,urs permeates the
home even while a great deal is being
ting his faulty _ little paw down the,
hole as far -as he could and waving it
around trying to touch the .chicks:
Billy thought he better get him off
there or pussmight tip the screen and
the chicks would get out and get lost
again. So he put the kitty on his
shoulder and Mamma Lady mended
the -hole with a piece of string.
Billy took the little gray kitten back
to the barn where Topsy, his mamma,
the barn eat, lived. She was so glad
to. see him and licked him all over Prone
his head to the tip of his tall with her
red tongue and then purred so loudly.
I wonder how kitties purr anyway.
dont' you? They only purr when they,
are happy, did you know that? So if
you havent got a kitty of your own
and you see one, try petting it and see
it it will purr. It is just the loveliest
soft little song that it sings, Topsy,
the barn oat Mamma, was different
from Fluffy, the house cat, for Topsy
liad short hair just like her little
grey kittei; only her fur was real
shiny black, not grey. Isn't that funny
— black cat had a grey kitten. Our
achlev ed. own white Mammas never have black
in other homes the mistress of the little girls or boys, do they? But then,
house is continually In a rush. Time sometimes Mamma's or Daddy's eyes
seems a hard master and the clay is are blue and yours might be brown, of
gone before even the routine is ac- the other way around. Did you ever
complished, let alone any extras or ' notice that?
outside work. Quite often the trouble! But I didn't tell you what Fluffy, the
arises bemuse so much time is Ere- house cat, looked like, did I? She was
quently frittered away and moat pee- t very different from Topsy. In the first
pia are more or less guilty of this at t ply a sse'wasn't black Just tis ke Topsy,
but
the
times, One just doesn't know where'
the time goes. The work piles up 0 chicks, only she had big brown swirls
even though we seemed to be con-1aronnd her body and brown rings on
stantly busy, forgetting about the tete f her tail. Her fur wasn't shortand
minutes of various kinds of relaxation glossy like Topsy's, but it was real
which spun out into an hour or more, long, almost like a little :pomeranlan
until one grows quite excited when all doggies You know what he looks like,
and I am sure, only it was more silky and
crowd in on one's' time that must, t
'Large specimen of "Loup garon", or wolf,- weighing See pleads
'and standing stx feet high on its hind legs, shot by Warden C. 0.
Walrod. Shown in Prince Albert National Park.
Sunday School
Lesson
Fire and browning 'What 'New York
Recalls Old Curse' Is Wearing
Hastings, England—A "lire. Mid BX ANNABELLC, W TIIINGTON
water" curse, placed on hlatorio Bat-
tle Abbey by an enraged monk nearly Iblust.•nated' n,r smat sag Lesson T'nr•
400 years ago, is .being recalled hero nishcel ,' •';l Pattern
inconnection with the' recent, burn-
ing of part of the struoture."
Tha malediction was pronounced in
1543 after Henry VIII had dissolved.
the chapter aitd'.delivered the abbey
to a court favorite.
"Your family' by .fire and 'water
shall miserably perish," the iufurigt-
ed. monk shouted. to the new owner,
Sir Anthony Browne, as he burst
into the dining' room -after the dis•
solution order had been posted.
"Two of Sir Anthony's nephews
were drowned," the Very Rev, W. W.
Youard, now dean of the abbey, said.
"Part of the abbey :was destroyed, by
flee; recently Lady. Webster, wife of
the owner was drowned, 'and .now this
fire has come,"
The abbot's hall, a` section dating
from the eleventh century, was de-
stroyed by the latest fire. 11.housed,
many relics associated with the Bat-
tle 'of
at-tle'of Hastings, in which 'William the
Conqueror defeated Harold. Its late
years a school for girls had occupied
the hall.
My Prayer •
By Beatrice •(Aged, 71
011, Master of fire! 011, Lord of air,
Oh, God of waters, Bear my prayers
Oh, Lord of ground and of stirring
trees,
Oh, God of man and of pleasant
would be easier to interpret these say- breeze,
ings if we could overhear the tone of Dear Father, let me happy he—
voice in which they were spoken. We
are apt to assume that "woe to you!"
it, a kind of curse; but "woe" is more
naturally an expression of grief than
of indignation, and Jesus may have
- cried' "woe" over the scribes and
SUNDAY SCHOOL , .. , , , , . Graham Pharisees with the same sorrow as
March 15. Lesson X1—Jesus Among over Jerusalem that i new not,she day
Friends and Foes -Luke 10: 3842; I of its visitation,
11: 42-46, 52-52.'Golden Text— � V. 42. Religious people are apt 1;
Ye are my friends, if ye. do what-' concern themselves greatly with
soever 1 command you.—John 15: • things that do not matter, or.that do
' not matter: much, and to overlook the
Ithings of deepest import.
As happy as, a growing tree.
The Place I'd Like To Be
By a Girl (Aged16)
The place I'd like to be i
s where the spreading tree
Spreads its shade
And is made
By .the gentle handofGod
In -the rich, black mud,
And the brooklet ripples down
To the other end of town,
And the roses are in bloom,
Congo Railroad�
Nears Completion
New Lisle Will Lint Copper
Country of Katanga
Area With Deep
Water
London-0Thrau;;li; the fever•iofected .
roaches of the 'Congo engieieers are
puslrlug twin rails of steel to bring
dark _'linen's produees a- week near;
er to the market.
The newly built railroad will be
inaugurarted within the next few
months.. it will link the copper
producing country of the Katanga area
with sleep water and- world consump-
tion. Transportation facilities thus
will be afforded for the country's ex-
ports, which in 1329 totaled about
$1,700,000,
Dy eliminating shipments of - ex-
ports to the east coast .of Africa the
new nue, with Its connections, will
permit ships to ea -ll for their cargo
at Lobito in the 'Portuguese Angola.
•This will save twice Ole steaming
distance between Lobito an .the east
coast. points, clipping twee days
from Ole round trip,
The P,enguela road is .now In.op
eration as far as the Belgian Congo
frontier, a distance of approximately
750 miles. The new line will add
some 500 miles. to its terminus at
Ellzabethville-
Additkonal. railroad. facilities for
the Congo ere' projected to connect
Stanleyville`.and Lake Albert, which
will provide the last llhk in_ rail -
water communication between Cairo
and the Gape.
Products of the Congo consist
largely of palm olive oil and ire by-
products, cotton, cocoa, rubber, cof-
fee, copper and some roof gold and
diamonds. •
New Hudson Bay Route
To Be Used This Fall
Winnigeg.-The first practical test
of the Hudson Bay grain route to
A good k .. dross of printed Europe will be made in Seine -leer,
flat crepe sills that assures such en- and it is expected that by the open
tire satisfaction for all -day wear, ing of navigation In 1932 all facil'tiea
sorts of tasks are remembered i safe and she had a big tail that looked
V. 48. The Phartsee6, it seems, re- And the violets give perfume, The cross over linos of the bodice 00 t
seems, he done at the moment. I 1 a squirrel's tail. Did you ever I. MARY AND MARTHA, 10.; 38-42. ' garded themselves as very important And the blue grass waves like hushes, and the sleeve £rills lend a complete able for whatever bn'ineee mayIoR
Mane good housekeepers take a lit- sea a squirrel or chipmunk? Only 32. THE PIIMOISEES AND SCRIBES, 11. • people and sought to be popularly
And in: the brook here wave rotes, softness. The contrast introduced ir. for.
tle time first thing in the early morn- . I luffy s tail was much bigger than the I 42-44, 52-,4. ; recognized as such.('on of Ole prnvictP for the romple-
1 g• tthe especially advocate early. squirrel's whole body, head and tail V. 44. Tha Pharisees are accused of `But instead—a dingy town! the iec'sline bands, give it smart m tion the grain elevators at Clntrch-
te Y P2 I — • I dividual'ty, 4 ill,t ''''r^a of the new Hudson Ch Bay
arising) to jot down a list of what must
all put together, for she was a Persian I. steer AND MARTHA, 10: 3i3-4 , con -eating their true nature. A man I
.^toffy was very proud of being 'We gather from John,chapter 10, was made "unclean"' if he touched a FAITh i Style No. `'" d ..ed fa ..zea
be done during the day. Then use of Puss- 16,1$ years' S', 43 -1 42 inches Railwnv, eel of the new Atlantic
a Persian, and walked liko !t too. How i that the village of Bethany was near grave, Num. 19: 16. Only beyond our knowledge is thereelse "Car u:t.s 3 rids of route by Septenier. Dredging and
the clock is a good key to help you de' Mount of Olives. The arrival of V. 40. Tha.I raelite who attempted the exercise of rattle It is where bust. -1 88 •deck exit sinn Will finished in the
sure knowledge ends that sure faith 39 -inch materiel w -'i "a.; and of gpcing or 1533. Tllo be fluirltles have
begins. Even a SUE picious.doubted inch contraetiee. decided that Yt will' be possible to
will trust his suspected neighbor "as •
Plain crepe sills is equally attrac-
•mo1 -with self -materials make a test shipment of two or three
ANALYSIS,
he now Atlanttn part will lt� avn11-
open the door of order and unruffled do you vette vthen you are 3100
serenity. It will aid you to get the Well, that is the way she walked. All I Jesus mayMahave leen unexpected.
routine over as quickly as Possible. the lama she could catch mice in the en rnustaa determined
of its very best;
Meals are planned and other house-
-
ouse- louse. All the tulle had to liveoithis was lt'r way of exts verng her
hold duties quickly despatched one by aide under the ground or ..he wouldpleasure at the -visit. She was busti-
oue in a etematic way with a cleat atch them, because 'Mamma Lady ing about, fussing and missing the
-mind, allowing just so much time far•,
didn't like nliee to come in her house eonvere mon which she longed to, hear.
each thing. Plan as you go and clean end ra`, up all Iter cheese and good; Her sister was giving her no help, and ally he must observe a. series of coin-
each
as you o aloe then because the +:tinge -vithou: even asking
for it.� Martha, when she, could nolongerrttaeasuretthe s nex¢etltfulfilment of ibitions nod
up Y g g, t d lIl d I1 ftc '' -t as well endure her vexation, app to i
to follow all the requirements of the
scribes n ust be a man of learning anti
of leisure. First the written Law of
Moses must be obeyed in its fulness;
then he must keep a large number of
rules I,hich' seemed to be implied in .rr
deducible from the Law of Moses. Fin.
routine Is done long hours remain for , -Int-mrd Lay .e u - lu- Jesus. There is a good deal of variety
the extras, the short periosts for t• situ liked Ji+nate C tic c and the i:e our different manuscripts of Luke,
and for the enjoyment of the thin t' °that three chickthat looked an and exactly what Jesus said is ,not
you always wanted to do b t ne e: ; - etch alike. I certain, but he seems to have implied
sent,rd to just have the nese a mother thing. nut In the barn, that -he came to talk with the aster,,
time to areorrtPlish, Filly's Daddy lile d Topsy, the barn and that he caredmuch more fur talk-
cat ;o much because she chases away • ing with them than for an elaborate
h bi t eta sties conte fu the barn 10 cal, Martha was busy preparing n.' "Pharisees"
Twilight Hour Story = Abot't We if they rat: eat n all the gtain1 end of dishes, but ane simple dish is "Puritans." The scribes were schol-
Chioks and Other Little Frienda, ' 3 would be quite enough, and Mary, who ars learned in the Law. The aim of
That l lou e to George, the horse, and I presumably understands this, is not the scribes was to study and elaborate
(•.3113. 13 Molly, the cow, tvhc gives such a Lot to be disturbed. Martha has not re- the Law that it night cover the whole
11 was a good thing Jilami ("a -. 1f good milk. My, 111 milk is good, , sewed much sympathy from rale of life Ind every possible situation in,
and his three little chick stet,: • wee'(, i-i'c it? TuOsy fights those big rats, readers and preachers, but her rebuke, which a Jew might find himself.
Law and to meet special occasions and
clangers. It is probebie that the "sin-
ners" whom Jesus 00100 to call, com-
prised a large cession of the commun-
ity which could not keep, and scarcely
wanted to keep, ell the minute regula-
tions of the scribes. Perhaps the near-
est English equivalent of `Pharisees
inside their warns box that to'd nr„i.,- nv.•u if they are strong, and thinks if it is a rebuke, is a very gentle one.
or I guess they would have been li!:- herd hot: the can catch them. Then It would be a mistake to say that
the butterfly, But now, since :tIr. Sun she hurries back to her little kitties Martha represents practical religion
it. t ti t it was so warm out •i.le dint r: hiclt :the has hidden in a box in a .114 Mary contemplative religion, and
got to argue that.Jesus refers the latter,
Manana Lady thought it would he a darts corner where nobody eau see it, I This is not an allegory about religion,
fine chance to give them soma fr.esie Minima Lrily put a nice cosy piece but a real story about two sister,:.
air. So she and Billy put the hue of old blanket its it so the five baby, Martha wanted to do hanor to Jesmi,
outside in a warm corner and covered kitties could steep snug and warm, and but he would be more honored bye a
it over with an old window screen n Topsy came in and snuggled around' simple meal and friendly talk with the
nothing could get in to scare then. then, washing them all well, for she sisters than ay a pretentious banquet
They lilted it fine out there and were washes them every time she comes to' taking long to prepare and leaving
growing fast, just like little weeds. ! mem because site likes them to be so little time for more important things.
' Well. 1 AfterL 11 tlreu h II, THE PHARISDeS AND SCRIBES, 11:
ask Moths: or Daddy.
)Jo vote know haw fast that is? cl , very clean. she
was a g 42-44, 52-54.
th
he purred and purred them all to � "denunciations” Billy happened to look out of e . is ep and coon went off to sleep too, Christ's denunciations of the
Pharisees are not altogether easy to
'window, and what do you think lie curled ftp in the boa so contented i•.terpret. There can be little doubt
saw? The cutest Iittle gray kitten and warm, ( that many of the Pharisees were sin -
'with short hair came over front the : Net Week—"What the Little But- sere and religious men, such as Saul crisis in many a life when the course
barn whsle it lived with its mamma, tete Did." of Tarsus. Itis not likely, therefore, it shall take for weal or for woe de-
the barn cat. Little kittens are se -p that Jesus "denounced" them all indis- pends upon a slight influence—almost
pretty, don't you thinkso? But wheel A SWIMMING RODENT criminately and laid at their door a single word. How careful then
this little feticw saw the be„ oh, dear, i The South American capybara, the these serious charges. That there was should we be that our, influence may
he jumped a::^,lit up on top of the 1 gest animal of the rodent family, among them much self-deception, at all times be in the right direction!
seri gin. teas a ^oo thing u s the i f all play-aet!ng' (or hypocrisy"), lack
" of mora perspective, stn t e curio:ts
screen wa.; rag th hon, +. - : n't it, , 011.0,,, . and with its web feet Is as spiritual blindness evhdch not rarel.v
he couldn't ;:et in? Iio looked it,:v-, is,:nit at Imine in the water as on afflicts hard and "good" men, the d-•
at the cities end h re teeny re- logn.
V. 52. The scribes ere accused of a
dog -in -the -manger attitude. Their
elaboration of the Law made it im-
possible for the common people, and
because of their own finical attitude to
the Law they, themselves, could not
enter into that real knowledge of God
which the Law contained,
Vs. 53, 54. Violent language, "with
deadly intent," "to stop his mouth,"
"to ambush him," "to hunt him down."
ti
KINDNESS
An act of kindness, a word of sym-
pathy, may render the whole line of
life different from what it would
otherwise. have been. There are
It d tl i the attain to s ze o n small 1 d h
runeiations and Paul's letters amply
bit, fright tett. 1, coca. c he •,sopldi: 4.—i-- testify, but it, is not necessary to sup-
ose that Jesus made all these de -
.00 lael em but be , wellies! to l r , and FAITH nunciation at the same tine, or that.
at last he aid find a hole la the e e i Any faith In Him, however small,
and when wily ;raw hint, do y oil senses 1.4 better than any belief about Him,
Phe inelue "d in them all th scribes and
lrnwever trete s, Agan, whatexactly
is
what piss r:,ta dein.;? Ire n : prrr great, meant by denunciation here? It
"What causes the flight of time?"
"It's probably urged on by•the spur of
the moment,"
Something like 3,00e motor -coaches
enter London every day, while more
than 1,500 use road -sites for picking
up and setting down .passengers,
far as he can see " But He whom
we trust, and in 'whom we have faith,
can be trusted beyond sight, and
against sight in darkness or when
n'e for this
Patter sed and plain orepy woolen
and wool lace would be lovely for its
all, appearances seem against His development,
loving purposes and plans in our be- HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS."
half. God will never fall us, and Write your name and address plain -
our restful trust in Him ought never
to fail,
PILGRIMS
The inferior creatures 'find in the Service, 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
objects and scenes of earth enough
_
to satisfy their limited natures. But Million I'arI" -_
we are mightier than the perishing 15
world, and, herefore, find no rest in
any earthly thing. There is here no
pillow for the head, no home for the
heart, for the pilgrims of eternity.
Our rarest delights, our noblest ex-
periences, speak to us most forcibly
of our Immortality; just as the
strange midnight sky, lit up by the
Southern Cross, brings sad thoughts
to the heart of the sailor on. the Paci-
fic Ocean, and reminds him how far
he is front home, ' ,
A GOOD, NAME
Garments that have once one rent
in them are . subject to be torn on
every uail and every briar, and ed by tie peaks.
glasses that are once cracked are
Breeding the parasites in the la -
soon broken—such 's man's good
name once tainted with just reproach; boratories involv
—Bishop Hall, s rho use of care -
fatly aoutrolled incubators, rePrlgera-
tion, and electric lights which simul-
Remember that you haven't as long ate winter, summer' and sunlight.
JOY
Joy drowns the twilight in the dew,
having words with the minister. After And fills with stars night's purple cup.
that they have words with each other, Yeats
—Brandon Sun,
The contents ofthe stomach of a'
"What would man do if he could fly seal captured in the Arctic ocean a
like a bird?" asks a scientist. Probably sew years ago indicated that the
roost on the telephone wire and cacice animal had dived to a depth of 3,000
about bard times,—Border Cities Star•, foot,
ly, giving number and size of such
patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in
stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
it carefully) for each"' number, and
address your order to Wilson Pattern
May Save Peach Crop
New Haven, Conn. --In an attempt
to save this state's peach crop, more
than 15,000,000 parasites will be re-
leased this spring in time to destroy
the eggs of the peach moth, a parasite
of the peach tree, it was announced
by the Connecticut experiment sta-
tion recently. In case some eggs
escape and are hatched into larvae,
the experiment station is breeding
another parasite which prefers the
juicy worm instead of the egg of the
moth. About 900,000 of these will
be released later in the spring, and
the Connecticut peach crop this sum-
mer is expected to mature unmolest-
to live as you had yesterday.
Marriage is the result of a couple
(MMU,iTT AND JEFF— By BUD FISHER
He's Seeping
His Word and the Eleven Also.
HEY, MVTT,TELL You w0AT
'NE'LL Do, PAY ME
HALF o -Mose
ELEVEN '04LLAR5
ANIA we'LL CALL
1 D0N'T Do
BLI Shale S T si
WAY• WREN I
BotOlBow 5 PAY
ALL oR NONE;
WELL, CAN YOU GIVE
Me Flt?T`f CENTS
oN AccouNT' You'VB\
omen MG THE CLGVUV
FOR. slxYcARst
OI))L`( 5111 `(FABS:
OH, IT BtacPKS t°"(
HEART To Tilt )i
M"( LITTLE FRIEND
'DOESN'T TRVST
MEt tt Boo
tito Hoo'•
241DN•T a= TELL You
THAT z Wouuo PAY You
lF IT Took A
LIFETIMl (SNIFF) 1
1(GS,you
1)124-
CNGLIy KIDS AIN`T'
KEEPING MV
C.
c VI ORD?
cargoes,'-or about 750,000 bushels or
wheat, this Fail, from cyltich valu-
able lessons will be Ienrned in re-
spect to freight and insurance rates.
Shipping companies are peeparea to
Co-operate. ""
For many years the producers of
Western Canada have looked for-
ward to opening of the IIudson Bay
route to Europe, and now that the
project is so near completion they
are watching each. step with intense
interest. They expect that a con-
siderable part of the Western wheat
crop, particularly that originating in
Saskatchewan and Manitoba, will find
its way to market through the
Churchill elevators, aid they will be
greatly disappointed if rho route
does not reduce materially the freight
charges on grain, For the moment
at least, the long controversy over
the possibilities of the route is still-
ed... All parties, even those who op-
posed most vigorously the expendi-
ture of many 'millions on the railway
and on port terminals, now are
agreed that it must be tested not by
theory and deduction, but through the
Lard decisiveness of prartical experi-
ence,
Queer Fish Walks
On Ocean Bottom
Chicago.—A fish that seems to pre-
fer walking to swimming, and which
has the pedal equipment necessary for
perambulating on the bottom of the
sea, has been added to the piscatorial
exhibits of the field Mus-attm cf Natur-
al History,
The batfish, as this species i$ known,
comes from the tropical and semi-
tropical spas of the Gulf of Mexico.
According to an announcement from
the museum, looked down at from
above it seems to have a body like a
toad, but this terminates in a fishy
tail. "Looked at front the side, it
appears tQ have four legs with finny
feet, and these are yet more ,peculiar
because the pair close together under
the throat are the hind feet, while the
forefeet or hands• are far apart and
well set back," the description ecntin-;
ued,
"While it can swim with it.: -tail, like
any ordinari fish, the batfish usually
walks' or hops along the bottom is
comparatively shallow places. In its.
hopping, it moves exactly in the same
way as a rabbit feeding on a lawn.
The weiglet is rested on the forward
pair of feet and the rear ones are
brought ahead, then the weight 13
Shifted to the rear pair and the for-
ward ones moved along."
Quotations
It is a good thing for an uneducat-
ed.man to read books of quotations.
The quotaticna, when engraved upon
the memory, give you good thoughts.
They alai make you anxious to read
the 'authors and look for, -more. .
Women are 'more forgiving' than
men, but men equalize things. by be,
ing onuch more forgetful,