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optimism,. faith, characterise the
`rd Canadatt National Exhibition, Year
year, in times normal and sub -normal, this,
thc world's largest exposition, makes a decided
contribution
t1 the oanunerce and general welfare
of this country.
Another million -dollar building will be opened this
year.. Earl jellicoe, one of the namx noted and
warless of Great Britain's Naval. Heroes wfll
officially set in motion the 1931 Exhibition on
Friday August 2Stb„ Sport moat and ashore,
will again abound. And throughout the entire
fourteen days and ni..ghts, the pagrants, diversions,.
exttleits and music wilt awaken a sew* of pride ii
the hearts deli Canadians—loll
vioitors from other lands.
W. WATEA.S
geurd lifauger
DAY SCHOOL LESSON
ON VII August 16
;Sowing •and Reaping (Tha1perate4e
„LessOrt.)
Galatianst 1-10
Golden Text. — 1e tot deceived:
God is not mocked; for wbatoottrer
matt eoweth that shall he also reap.
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THE
LN IN ITS SETTING.
'Time and Tie li.pist'e
the Galatians VMS written zn Coeinth,
itc4 the 'Cirti.ssians of Galatia in cent-
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As Minot, abont A n.
bEN.BEARING,
Brethren. This is an Fpist!e
'brotherhood, 11.ani condemns in it
the spirit of division., ..-)f strife, of
pride and envy. Even if a man be
overtaken in any trespass. 'Overtalt-
"suprised, detected, or
cauF...let," Ye who are spiritual. Pa.nI
aelaresses this exhortation to Christ-
ha:as who ate walking, "In the Spirit"
..led by The Holy Spirit. and so filled
'with love and mercy. Restore 511011
a one an a spirit f gentleness. A
harsh spirit has no part in true Chris.
tanity1..esoking to tir,,ystif., lest thou
'also he tempted We have all sinned
area short
ilearyecite another's burdens, and
so fulfil the law of Christ, This ,4,"erse
.• mast be considered with -Verae. LFor
each man shall bear his oxen bnrden„
This elear-headed apostle does not
''write 'without measuring his words
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with great care, and his :double states
silent iS very halpful in understand -
lug the stlbjeet of burden -bearing.",
For is D man thinketh 1iui to•
.something. when he is notldng,. he
deceiveth himself. Pant here aSsinnes
that, in ptint f fact, no one is any-
thing; Ito one of us sinful men has
inhimself an atOm of reasOn.for
seU-
Bu let each man prove. his own
work. api,ore, means te,,,tit, try it,
matte sure it is sound and good. And
then shall he have his glory haying
regard of -himself alone, and not of his
neighbor. Weymouth's translation is
tear: "Let every man scrutinize his
own conduct, and then he will find.
out, not with reference to another,
but with reference to himself, what
he has to boast of."
SOWING AND 12.APING.
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Thursday, August 14th, 1931
an tial flit ting wits a covered bug- gittin wurse an wurse, till at lasht
gy, an ;awn that soon wussen't good we do be afraid to chane army More
enough ,widout rubber toires. Thin an list put up wid the fellahs we hey,
whirl we got the auttis we tought we an pay thim fershtayin wid the jowl>.
Witt: goin purty Shwift at twinty utiles Thin &twit 'at Ottawa, they beV an
an hour, thin we got 1 tirty, ati now trortstigashun to fO1nd out who has
lots
nv folialzs do be illiroiyin fifty,. been gittin away\ \yid all the money,
sixty; an slyinty !milks an hour, at an thin, whin they found a lot av it in
laist so I am told, an shtllthey are the pockets ay the Geits, a lot av
not satislified, but want to be floy- noospayners, an '.soine av thins: Tory
in troo the air fashter than anny wans at that,•ate not satishfoied, but
rud, Be the toithe the Wingham De.. want to throy to, thrace. Wheer the
struction (ortipany gits good payed reslit av it wint. AV coarse 1 don't
roads hunt iyirywheer, thin 1 suppose belave that our byes wus so shloW
we will hey no use fer thim at all, as not to it a share av the boodle -
at all, so we won't, fer iviry fellith Whin it wus bein handed out, hut,
will hey his own proiyate airyplane, shure,•theer is no sinse nor rayson in
Some pie do be cajun me an lettirt thim ould judges an lawyers
ould fogey, an y that if muting make a lot ay money over the mat-
WM; !Dike nle the wurruld wud come they. 'Tis only trowin good money.
shtandslitill. They haven't sinse afther bad, so it is. 'Lave well en-
ough alone," set Afishter Binnitt, an
stunt 'tis good adyoice intoirely,, We
her got the lid on now, an we islind
kape it .on, an kape it on teight, an
.if nicissary, hey large Shpotton sit
on it to hould it down.
Yours till nit wake,
Timothy Hay„
enough to see that taiga do be run -
But. Every man is to bear his own nin today loike wan av thim thravel.
burden, Paul S;i.ys, but let no stingy lht shtair Conthrapshuns in the big
Person think that this principle. ab- slitores in Toronto, wheer as mainly
solves him from the duty of paying payple do be goin down all the toime
his preacher's salary! Let hint that as do be goin up. 'Tis the same wid
is taught in the Iyord. The word of a lot av thing new inyinshunat the
God, the Bible, the gospel, the entire autos her list about put the railways
body of divine truth. Communicate an Churches out ar business, an now
unto him that teacheth in all good the airships de givin the dusht to
things. " 'Cominunicare is used in the autos.
11 sernewhat technical sense, as in the Byes an girruis are not continted
admonition, "To do good and to con- to slitay on the farrums army long-• take the Official definition of the fed -
tribute to the needy." er, but want to 'it into the towns an eral Goternment as to what consti-
Be not deceived; God is not mock- cities to wurruk in ga•ridget arr pound tutes a farm for Purposes of the cert-
. The thought is, Do not think toipewroitin mashcens. F1lahs wur. sus. A faun is defined as a tract of
that you can evade these duties and rukin in facktories, tree arr foot days land of one acre or over which pro -
obligations.
What Makes a Farm
A lot of people in Canada are farm-
ers and don't know it, at least if we
a wake, are niebby veld no Wurruk at duced in 1930 crops of any kind to
For whatsoever a man s,owetlt, that all, at all, tink they wud be continted the value of $50 or more, or which
shall he also reap. an happy if they cud only be out in is in crop or being used for pasture
For he that soweth unto his own the counthry, wid a little piece ay during the present year, just how
flesh shall of the flesh reap corrup- land ay deer own. an nobody to pre- Many farmers there are in Canada on
ion- "By 'his own flesh' is meant tint thim from wurrukiu as long this basis remains to be seen, but
makini. it the seed plOt or ground hours an as nanny days in the wake they will probably munber close to
whiels he cultivate's, and from which as they loike. Fellahs on salaries i one million. Ten years ago the total
his life proceeds: in other words. it I wish they wus kaypin shtore, an fel-1 was 711,090 and this figure does not
is suffering his sinful nature to rule i las kaypin shtore wisb thy wus in include over 30,000 wits of land less
his conduet—nay, it is adopting it to '',.itirance agints. an insurance aginst than one acre producing crops of
influence as the rule of his life. But !wish they wus in jail, wid nothin to some ralue.—Dept. of Agriculture.
he that soweth unto the Spirit. We worry thim, an, shure, mebby that's,
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must have recourse to the Holy Spir- 1 wheer a lot av thim shud be.
itt we must seek divine grace; we! Tis the same wid our town Coun- accompanied by members of the Brit-,
' Admiral of the Fleet Farl Jellicoe,
must "sow to" and cultivate the hear- ells. 'We kape changin thiin, tinkin ish Empire Service League from ail I
ettly influences and powers, for they Imebby we kin gi: neither sarvices parts of the Empire, will officiate at :i Canadian National Exhibition, Tor- t. Canadian National Exhibition Park
alone ran o'vemune the earthly and from new min, but iviry council kapes the petting Dae Ceremortie.s at the )(onto, Friday, August 28th. is 350 acres in extent.
carnal influences and powers. Shall f
of the Spirit reap eternal Hie. The'.
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HIS week, fest the outstanding
•11 value contained in every General
Motors car. At your convenience, a
car of the size, price and body type
you prefer will be brought to your
door, by your General Motors dealer.,
for you to drive and inspect. Remem-
ber, General Motors issues with every
car, a generous Owner Service Policy
which states the exact service to which
an owner is entitled—and which holds
good ai- any of the thousands of
General Motors dealers throughout
North America. Call your dealer to-
day. You will 'nd him listed under
"General Motors Cars" in the class-
ified pages of your 'phone book. If
you wish, you may buy economically
on time payment through G MAC,
CHEVROLET •
The world's lowest
priced Six. 14 models
listing from $610 to
sa4a at facrozy, taxes
* PONTIAC
6 models, listing front
$875 to $/,015 at fac.
• tory, taxesi ex:ma.
OLDSMOBILE*
6 models, listing from
$1,085 to $1,230 ar
fastory, taxes extra,
hicLAtIG H LI N.
▪ BUICK
22 modeis, lining from
$1,290 to $2,660 at
factory, taxes extca.
• CADILLAC 4
Over 50 models avail-
able, ranging from the
CadillacV.8 at $3,520,
to the Cadillac V-12 ar
$5,130 and up to the
CadillacV-16 with cus-
tom bodies for $15,000
and snore. .44 prices
at factory, taxes wars.
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LET US
THEN
strive with all hist soul to 'pain the if
secosatil'
DO GOOD TO ALL
And let us n„....ot be weary itt well. ,
doing, There is a characteristic play
of words here itt the Greeks -Let us 1,15
not be bad, at doing good." The apos-
tle adds a thought to what he has
just said: there are two kuids of peo- 1
ple, those who live to the flesh and is
those who live to the Spirit. Let us li
be of the se4-.0,14 clas.s, and more than a
that, let us be of that class whole -jilt
beartedly arid persistently. Then He 'llg
at
the reason why we should keep in
np one doing, of good: for itt due sea- ilt
sou we shall reap, if we faint non *
"%et us :not be disheartened or sur- IR
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prised if We find c.iirselrett. weatzi s 021- II
. ly let us not give way to weariness, IR
shake urselves fres of it, let
it
Ins guard against it, and look to God 1
!out of it:" Ai
' So then, as we have cpp4trtunity.
, And we always have os...porninaity. it
1...et us work that Is hich is ?„itood to- it
ward ail men. This gift is ;For all it
men, those rear us and those farth. 1
It
est away. the igncrant arid the learn-
ed. the wicked and the g-o....sel. 1:11e 'Por a
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the rich. --for `Vvtie..$4.1i..1-V7 Will." *....
And cspecially toward them that are ri
of the lieraseliold of faith, 'That is,
toward the followers of Christ. :His lit
eharth.
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tbe rain an stritnntirt,.shuite. we te.ughIt
twe lazid "lnike to be childet again. .,
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