The Wingham Advance Times, 1934-03-29, Page 2la
P E TWO
THE WINGBAM DV. L C -T
Tbo
aha= Advarme-T .mea
Published, at
i' - ONTARIO
�v laT�rsday Nanning by
,d - 'fm l'alsits ertz co,
Year $2,414
s anths, e
To U. S. A.,
AN m :PoRTTT'_
,:''STRATTON
Naa shale event ars recent greats as
stowed such wtdes rea.3 interest in
'Canada., t tit la trt en -eh -la. ra S•sitta,rie
and Quebec. as. doe sweeping anvesti-
:at,:n nova• under way az Ottawa ir-
▪ the lousiness practice tat ,• *a
?..t. teal 241.1 cit^ I11 S:`!M "".:sn sand t'4 pack -
per year, .a and a.aii^4_ industries. :. erriv l
Tia .'t•."." ro rte, $8.1DO per year- rh a1"nett it`s", "a<. ; 1it..,.f rice l ; ",,.-
avertit;<r^ag rates est application. .�a,ia:u by 1.ilyn. H. H, -+ p,
A. 31.1330"E, SEE .1�..1"
Ct14 "a _ ... subject ttit
arie arid
wa', x3 a^ their
+_n: 3 r.. - __ last week.
His remarks tt e d S?:.
Th wefthermafat # favi attr'ed l i Alatit. 27:4? -66,1
tlhta.e arho nmite itttaple syrup but, As soon as O4far3Magdalene saw
Iferes hoping that there mill be f len- 'that the erode A:aar roiled bank, she
ty cat this wonderful C"tinadi::u pro -',,ran to tell Peter miad PAM "They
s predicted dicted earlier to the 3 -ear. Mee taken away the Land out of tit.
• * * * )sepulchre, and we know. ta-at vs'here:
Although g the biaarin of s.,i;eepsta .e ithtey have laid Hint," size cried taut
clrets ra:a+t legal tai 'anal it nAI The whole rat -native flits~ .s rviid
clai ori l that Ra }flft tft .f l:risb 1-Iospe a*fd .ala.tailed. The tt.:: men 3A"P•e.
Sail 'hwe4 51ak:etickets T:3" 3s? litiPw9iag{r ,taSt&7tp ?r trt?�t r a.itsy
aa1drSax' al:':+ a 3t n?
P?i1r+ xt'ar in Canada. Ito se; what rtmazinc thing land hap-
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p-
y- by* *
'pn r:ed; J Oin, the 1'c or. t t a a Pet -
Trade, It was st- before the Ste AelaG �cr, who 3,""% much older. nil 4a"
:T: t"itt 'E and �,. 7t ^^tp:r>ee', � '�=^ � a
en
r.- thi-rotighly to t.,oe i t . t:a.3ltee 11;3 the stock.john 'area reached the sepulchre- le
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ens arc;a»1. dr- -ee
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the r
pre at1 ..l _ .f eta: 3>,.t.Ir_
-t .1...ree-ents a LET return
t
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tits,-ughti7.eilarail tc+ The a=__.agller centres .of t)st2ar -• Reid
xt
•In the 11,,„:71.r.,;,.,;, ;'41S':;GS A..t1..« ;:i Iiaar"
'- c"iW "- `.,i'I'.S!:eTa r:73C� oorie dC9w.n..and a r.` ..'art,,
i .i!nf*r and -cant d''r t .'S -u _t :i1 ,w'"`,? p7.. i?: r3 • hitt linen c. ra:"e .clOtires lying there..
in. the indinstries. T� s i . -t "old take C: but did not a x t. arb,,
9
Peter then reatite lie tomb. and
* *
whin h93 usual Tyr'_'; tr'a`"3..'"-4„`a he pushed
. ,da iettlicr. cif litch ; tTr'a' i� beim Ar. hh.ea4l +E t! y man i-r..t in.
.- ° � C the younger; 3t"' of
c.t
r idere4 to Site I'.r,-:fiat C"in rbia He saw the Jinn ricth the: Batt
•
4. s "rrintent. i-?..rn' la.re; will i1 bebe- been wrapped abu,ti- the bogs' the
fore Canada . d i 1:s some t -.:.titer . ^3`pit"_- ',Lod, and napkin or head cloth. "wrap -
Rat. 't: the NR ak: ,ped together," :.r rolled by it: e"=.
side ra> _ ems,'
sati..itallsm in t1!C press. and rine rsueber have 'a real interest in th e-
Ia..4. •, 33"s rr. 't foci. Saws Z33 L. ;a eT 3; _ being .,tai_-l„5A this,
-1%'s• ;rev-.3-.,,,Tt
a �t ,1
�a d>r ��• for' increase � .
t ranee, � r rr. _ � ^n crz.ne, ; �arrt-w21se the retail trade hi 5ir:z._
-wi.sa:rtrkliC'. ;,,. .x ails.. a =an ane A"iltage. has .s'tAf;::'3.ad--ratat injury
P'I ared 2* fh:+ri Iran 1+tS •teal . "r'A" ra;7i.3cpan oi'- _:raCti."' elel'cr3..1'ed -
r , the r,._ -, - �,•,,.. �fr£16ftft after 4>� fear- of 'work, and'b 1s re that the^- had rc-2 believed? 1. �.
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* * :x ;;John now entered thetomb, "and
an- " S.2nitl3, fernier G+.ay':rmf:,r of the ":saw and believed.""'. 'State of of New l3 _irk, resigned as editOr ! *Tie -A r 7
'4�"gat -a3 a,. ns,•�, d ,e. =2w
tt--�
of ti:e New Oat ,..ak. He pi- bably l er a _ 'l2-- , i
ala2ch a c�.a-sa:2�t trT ! _. e•
h eard editor. 3Yli retired with tab r • dp._ _,. d.s h
Thu:*,l
trth 29th, 1934.
ATJON
1.
•.•, .• r r.ti d rOiti leaders ,
most .alt tan, tela the, s.r.ur."s, .leer, was f� b n d rs at this
.<r --'r �;..-r•r,., tht: thr,;trta.l <hffttt jump i. -This jalt"�#o�,i.,':1n..., sent �d.. {, h
. 1 w .+ :point, H�: came 923 .roar a' strong fin-
..
by radia tl. ,'r? the running. l.es:ltct l:r„ol. ti, .r.rc; many cs'a- Tn
,_: : > -Ain- 6 1 ; W`att:'rlvn. ;A�; shown, t...a, r,ut..trippin - �Lelaaeige after the
•,n 11.e historic Grand National at feta.. toff t t.0
(' 'n at the [:�ircme laxt jtara ,,
tree, Eras?and. The field IS � .r+,,at at .olden Miller (:� . 3) ,
e,
3.i.. :,n pc C Z'+. rz . from a..;E x, 1, ..« L' i•3' r,. - ai'S, '�i.r_ t.',A'• •1 Ir:' 1;iit w c.. ca.z=-)ad-
-.. .... „ .. a :4
'AAaat:. ed r:':`,4 nae :a:.ade -t_v much 'Axe .•..,,, 'aa- •,.. r ' v -f t4 da",ci A} :. wit() }ra tA'ee t.r3,.,,,. she .>lTl3 'Fr'15ef1 He was
'5-,-? - who ,..... , -a - - 11 read. o "''et tr C- ;M. e'C'" 3rQ '`n'eA- were ly-n "arSt "Ai:h':ere l'3i b0)• 61 arae' d lie j«ln4d "i 1
,�aa..k `ix G+` nrl .:C Co'�3a:e_Ei!'aZTvlla "dr -ss Ti_'e. 7:idCEt€'-ar.r.L'n:�. 7*3E'rC.,.aT,a 3a � �' 3
1 » the the rdr nese and asked ed Him to tell
} f
��e first Hca:�e'tai its �.iind �a ra.4 ..rr:.a] d"�' ^- r t`*^e 'S5- make,etl«'-
.: ra3.r , :.r �_ i:.� .�
: i e i'.e.*i'rspnpere ' a%a'3_tr_'£l nnp he : tozy Met,: Deftn e cf. the uth.ess
of the novel way of stealing Ana, ..r7 'unfair methods of the lar-
_ ,++ _.a.,r'tt and a.nrrl_T <3 _ Tens
. -very short throe several ":pilar �G'a:-',er interests.Co,tse Len* -13 rrzriy be-
- were tried before was t .- has the
_ � r4:i�F1__e him. He bra ;l_eae fres The time ._a- come when .
; to show that •:x much pnbr sir Govern'ment must .ten. in and apply
P
was given to the ;rime and tor. little ,the necessary remedy to a situation
to she sentence given the offenders. 'that has become almost unbearable
In 'sod] in stances we have ^':o doubt from the S3andpc net ff' the great mass
JrtC g,e Monet was correct, b 7't in the t -i businessthen and small I'd trial-
c_xitii n o: the writer, the fact that the i _. throughcart the r anr_try, In fact,
! fxenders were arrested ae:i sentenced 'ix i widely believed that e Present
would tis,, act 'as a curb to others probe :trust herald sc,me form oi' ec; .-
-whin .weight 'he s c inclined to try that el-nratent control c business. s. Hon-
,
2OT2 of livelihood- a fir. Stevens lies sated that be does
''kilre doe mat a we.: agree. with 'n�T. ase Ca.+e' •of government ire e,3er-
'the frad,ae and as a weel.ny newspaper ante in business and ireelu ti -3-. btu that
I_ _....._ .. _ net- .. ! Ir are . , tile sen- -the 'G='sve_rr_T'"len , .✓n=:a s i';::.T a-p-
.iora2 „.__'r y'. 3-21-,77y a__;.Cs.? n , but ;�t+e i---_ .. ,lied r";.'.'ru of men any
7f
such rr ; a __ trait. 3"'ie,t ad: i ar Crtah __ their latisi.,s, .-
feet that _ x,, entitled.,a ..laze that accud a nerd. a 1 "arty'
-rl w,aal�"fi nage F a ea -i _ e 4 2 air
9r. .. _ .._ err. -:int.. reward :r r
Nit .r 7,L 'k„' ,.• _.. .. :..:. ... .'1 ...... _ , -t
Cs .. NaGED 'OT" M DS ` _ .I t'_'
and
rl,
r'
-T
Tin e .1 Tine .7 -ruck „ a_._._st -� �'�
.ti_ - _•. t. .- __ M.' •a:_ m-
a
?•.'3" r . ' entry
.l`' i ., __.li ni..'r i Dr.j.
• Let"
e - �= '12"%.
^ Le r• til Street r ._3 better
e ra ;z ar
ec.I"e_ r1 r v,,3
'flare F'_"::ar muchbetter :a ria and it
wa s.":. fa 9 ...:'. ¢-: that The'
+sere : atl LT'.a ,_...d'tl._d1. Kaittir h
a a bl
'are a ] sy r ar .,it t e
-willing. hard t.-Irls•t-r and fearless in
the discharge Yat their d n,.. but their
eta rd. world be much more eEec i«+a
if they cad an up -to -nate tire -ea�c
' LIV:LR T}IAT MAKES
YOU FEEL SO WRETCHED
Wake up your Liver Ble
-No iCalomel necessary
you tee: z_ i kes r y sad 2' zeta
tiler twa > a3,a, 3 teeaata
' Fa 9i w ,,eee-est e.�:.16p^. "With= 'ass -a
tiro rot st=te,Poa a. ^a�a. 8vw' .,74r_a Ran.:
Pms' ca s a the bode Re a➢ wre.rlea es's.
-hkenew =a odear apstai5aea
.�i9� erne:44e'tel with me bowel -me -4=
tA.p =metal tate , Leasee euro or
thee.fi e or,rea-e '=�•a' � They d 74Itzk ..
a ., tar ;:,^rex:
on eel C;ar er' Little r;4ra. ?MS.' P y
9' etz't,iie :e. .e& sal sat: swatfe
far t r2 B., =me. P... aee,e-letti d�effi..+,�,u^ rw
idi. Eartk' i7t6.
tea H AlaDoherty,
asserts .:aa_ that the rl., las c ::me n Can-
ada.
a a-
C'a -wieft Industrial a37.'2 business
leaders rain ca' on +.r profit al -
2e r iii o rnr -des regard for the inter-
ests , of the s~nas i people. He em-
phasizes the -necessity ofconcrete an-
• ,.5 a adica a the d'aiys which have
'throttled industry and turned thous-
.
ands into T ile_-.e and despair.
Stich real e. dente a cited'
iabore affords nriussve evidence of
a new flan nel- of thinking in Canada.
i'WV e have no room for CCmmtiln' 'rn in
Canada but the profit niotare trust be -
subservient to generawelfare
rand a'ne w conception of fair play in-
rnloat'-d in the minds and hearts N.11
leader„ 3"'" commerce and industry.
ri 'ti tamscan the new era o pros -
money, said it was quite easy. rt
had workedhard lived carefully and
� �
ivaa'- f==rtnnale enough to have :. a rich
relative tie and leave hien 0,000..
* * * *
Suppr�rters of the Bluewater High-
raiz- now Warn the Government to
take over more of this highway. They
apparently reel now that the. Govern-
,
mem has taken over a :stretch swath
f. Goder volt, they are entitled to con-
sideration, '_'> a im-ay No 4 should be
tint -i e j first-
*
ir I
-s -
taA>4ith the Canadian National Rail-
ways a*. "In behind over a million 'av3-
a week. Dist' GDse_9 _n :
h•a a rEal rr:b tin Cr] their Lauds.
• . , * yip
Irish girl crossed tete At-
lantic Ocean as -a a_SrSrawav and .land-
ed ':. 1''w ei?re in a :•. r _ condition,
a. • .t. r: e'ev:en da'-.
._.u.r with Ttn�. t ,„ loaves +f
v. _.
17 SUNDAY Y LC ,Civ%E. • PION
T"-'4.--"." RISEN CHRIST..
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g
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r "n
• 1E124 the i '3 -en it
a -i. in an
spina. ,G. r_ tr no.
w • i.i I' r or f rioter b
e a beautiful
-ra
z v i a .ante -Z r 2 .
at Eizasitlf a, cnly He could
the .e'uraertio of Christ'
.na`the de:a t and a protalter3t of the
enure re ^-rest vi , a 11 all those who '.
d -e trusting in Christ as their Saviour. 11
There. is a r rctr ae fact connected
_
with the ciea:?i and resurrection of
Christ and be attitude of His Dis-
ciples, not even excepting the inner
t;rcle of His most intimate friends,
Teter, James and John. Before His 1
Conciliation none of thelia apparently
believed He was aea.7i3- going to die.
After His ern^niixion none of them be-
l ed He would rise from the bead..
rkra-, this because He had. kept
corning events frown 'them Far
front it; over and over again He bad
told them, wits-, utmost plainness that
He =1st die and that He %read ride
main on the third day. Twice hi last
Stonew s lesson 4: atxateur i.6 and 1711
polity successfully establish itself i2 He fond them this: 'The 'Son of rtzau
his Dominion and the 11aen are Vf g0t.P3.'- shall be betrayed into the bands _<f
! e-rtr" and .werJPIllY ent if.C2r.,i,.3"Cat" Yuen: and . they shall kill him, and
yr, in the . csrG of Canadian life. tate third day He :-hall be raised a. -
s s , _ Y _ ...
'• Scripture, to He ._s' s� r fear of as i . k
;the. �.c,r��ture, that Was' to. rs_,. .. raaTt trti3Ara a e3 Hr rc:,ttr- were meeting secretly gardener, _ ,
i -ad tarn I P ,
- haying • s • through Jetts. 1'htts it passed through tile her where then had carried the body
rection body IiaA'.tna, passed t r.
'again front the dead.'
Peter 7rexl they entered 'these wralapings
grave clothes and through the great r,f her Lord.
« . _ the: stone that closed the door of the Then the risen Lord spoke one
_iaa# empty tomb, ha 7 utterly 1 If 1,332123 hands had nnoArapped d
> -the runb. Titat stone was .rolled back, word: "Mary." And she knew Him.
ter. tile Lord's repeated �r�+_:.eco and 'dead b_.d� of Christ and }eft ,
- ;� T e teither unwrapped not in order to let the Lord out, but In' amazed j, and worship she rarrrrrsice that He would ra:.�r from the -,Rate clothes there, cit tc Pt
an -
say,
'e t third av after His crucifix or folded up, there would have been in order to let the disciples in, so, -Severed; "kabbt;m: which is
;dead the it. d d _
h v remembered ertd it they ino evidence of an • resurrection. The that they might see the evidence of'Master.
lion. Or i3 t o c. to # 3
believe -i_ t+ t the ' lthes howe,-er, could only His resurrection, Victory river death ryas consummat
dad not it. When they left t><_e limen clothes, i
did believe it." -in the form and position As Mary stood outside tate sepal.- led, not only for the Son of God, but
ttattalr they lae,aer.. And ."he 'hare beena P
Tart wp and then looked in, she :for all who believe in Him.Ireasoz is evident. from the emphasis?in which the disciples found them ifweeping, 4
•
inipe • the presence and position of the ',a miracle had taken place -as it had; saw two angels -in white, ,'the one at
i - n 'P
rase clothes,
land this was the beginning of their the head, and the other at the feet,
Esident13those clothesera 'Belief tater
their Lord had risen from Where the body of Jesus had lain" :a
;-rare' Aa
as silent but unanswerable estimonz- }1} he dead. -We. know, frain the ret rnoment later, as she turned back, she
a , 1 t -- sate esus Himself. but did not recog;-
t '.•l the sr2lratur�u= Te�urrecT :n f the sof this chapter that tiur Lord's rc.ui 1
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e .1:1 His death, that He would be
Mrs. 'Teawhifile: "Did you change
'the ser6iettes as I told you:"
New Maid: "Ycs1in. I shuffled 'em
and dealt 'em so's no one gets the
Christ. ,: ,. , : _. _. ._. :: a eed her why she same one he had at breakfast"
body of 1. is aJe:l,cAe3 that rection b.:l� passed through closed nize Him. As He ask Y 1
d at: t`'>ta'+.i.i ranee ' o pass.
the- disciples raier'L' err f-le',l. b r -?Irl-'
?re.] 'rind 4.1i rl-a- discaterageCc. '': ,#•'1
• t . uT rltheirfaith that He
it e, Massiali. Their ittpas had
tea _.tit td; ...`6 as His
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rte d, and t;ra• Rent datlx*
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A GREAT WORK COMES TO LIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME
S'
Above { e
1»hz to actaia. holo r hitar
p � �ap faesimil,, o£ •tlte f'9rst lame of the�origiti�l t�hlsiitlscript o£ T1te:S�i£e of Our Lord.
masterpiece of one 'the greatest of England's authors, Charles Dickens, This priceless literary treasure has 'rested
xss
privately it ., ra family for 85 years, and was brought ht to light: only on the death of gin
in the ossessfon of the Dickens
Henry Dickens, the writer s last surviving son.
Just as thissimple story of Jesus was poured fromDickens' soul for his ocvtti children, so its'simple, devout
'words •will guide our children, and countless millions of youngsters as yet unborn,
The first publication of The Life of Our Lord" has been seated
izt hook foram or its the magat: nes. Hers before publication eitherfor our:i�t�
01.LJ:R.
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