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Gyprac takes any decoration --- a ...o .v,K`,,.1 , I - I."... � qt�er #-.- ",,":-nv;g1 -41, -U u 'd- I.- , - " " . � I WKID-47 4WT=4=1T (By Imbel Eyhmijtou, 004er'ch,'Gut. , ,I We'giw Thee but Thine own., Whate'er the gift way be; All that we have is Thin alone, I A trust 0 Lord from �hee. .. , May we Thy b ' ounties, thus As stewards trae receive, And gladly, " Thou blessest us, To Thee our first fruits give. And we believe Thy word, Though dim our faith may be; Wlmte'er for Thine,we do, 0 Lord, We do it unto Thee. W. W. How. - Prayer. .1 Almighty God we pray that thi may be an age of witness-bearin may there still be living confessor souls that shall say, God is love. W commend one another to thy tp,nde mercy; keep us as in the hollow o thine hand; when the enemy woul come- in as a flood, lift up thy spir as a standard against- him, and ma he be made to know that God is us, therefore none can be s�uccessfull against us. The Lord be with us a that in our souls there may be n fear. Amen. (Selected). S. S. Lesson foi April 29th, 1928 ' .-Lesson Topic -The Cost of Dis cipleship, 4 1 Lesson Passagie.-Mark 10:17-27 12 : 41-44. ,Golden TextjMatt- 6 : 21. , We have here a most interestin narrative. The subject of it was . ,young man, in the bright and beat tif.1 pri i. me of life; a ruler of th synagogue; an exceedingly rich ma and, besides, he possessed a winnin personality and a high moral cha acter. . Our Lord was on His last journe from Peraea to Bethany. This youn ,ruler, in breathless -haste, lest h should miss his opportunity befor the Saviour departed, came runnin up and fell on his knees before hin -His manner of addressing him wa respectful and reverential. By th title "Good Master," he acknowledg ed his authority as a teacher, an his kindness of heart seen in the wa he received little children and folde them in his arms. At once Jesu used this title to raise the youn man's thoughts to God and to him self as a tea6er sent from God ' By the question he put to Jesu we see that, with all this youn man's advantages, he felt the nee of something better. ,Raving com into the possession of great wealth I bo� still felt a void within his sou that the world could not fill. -H had heard Jesus say, "Suffer littl children to come unto me, and forbi them not; for of such is the king dom. of heaven." It was not curios ity but a deep sense of the worth o his soul, that prompted him to as "What shall I do that I may inheri eternal life?" In his answer Jesu referred to those commandment that deal with man's relationship t man and, the young man listening seemed to say, "If these be the com mandments which you include i your direction, and if these be a'. then have I obeyed them -every on of them -from my youth up; the have been the rule of my life. Wh lack I yet?" The Saviour did no question this declaration for, had h not been a young man of blarnele6 character, he could not have attain ed to the office of ruler of the sym gogue. He thought only of his ou ward conduct. He did not remembe that "every imagination of th thoughts of man's heart is only ev continually."' He w as outwardl moral, but a -stranger to spiritual r ligion; he had a form of godlines but lacked' the power. Christ tol him with all his perfectionsi ther was a great lack and that was lov Christ tested the young ruler on thi point. "You must lo,ve the Lor your God with all your mind, , -an soul, and strength; and heart, an your fellow -man as yourself. G then, and act out that great principl by selling all that you -have, and dis tributin.- it to relieve the necessitie of your poorer brethren, and t maintain and promote the service o God." The test was found too sev ere for the young man's morality bis love was more of outward obsery ance than of spiritual obedien "he was -weighed in the balance an found wanting." The young rule went away - grieved. Jesus turne4 and looked upon His disciples an said to them, "How hardly shall the, that haVe riches enter into the king dom. of 'God." On seeing that thi saying astonished t�gm He explaine HAs meaning by adding the words "trust," thus showing them that it I "the love of money that is the roo of evil." The young ruler wante to make sure of eternal life but th cross was too -great a price f or hin to pay so for the time being at leas he turned from it to his earthly bos sessions. / 12:41-44. 1 - It is a touching picture, this of the lonely woman, who had lost her bus bFnd, whose means were scanty and whose life was. obscure and cheer less. But she had found strength and consolation. in waiting upon God. And the temple, the appointed place of worship, was very dear to ____ - --- from which she could not absent when the sacred services were proceeding, nor could she with� hold her little gift in passing the treasury. ,And thus she wa§ n-oticed by,the MasteT, and her memory was immortalized, and her action has be- come a -model amnd an ius�iration to Christ's people through all time - (Condensed fronr The Pulpit Com- mentayv . ). � � I I I . � I . I ' "I � I I . . . 1 .,:.4,;� 1 1 1 . I I � : I I I .1 I I . :1, 1, 11 � I I ' � �' " ,�'_: "L', :, , � '' "� . I I � I I I I , L, . I . . , ., I , � j,!,: i , , .1 ,, I . � I . 1. � , . � � . �1. � . ,� - I - I � . "I , j" �1 - ,� � " " " 1 I I � �� 11.1 , � , 'a , '�' I I I " 1. �� - 11 . 11� I , -,L, ," - . 'I ;,;L". ��,�, , I , ,. , , I 1 4 � I , - I I .1 I ,� , � L "� , , �� I � �L' ' � ' : ' � ' ' � 1� I . , - , 11 �, I , �: 4 , , , -1 -1 ` .. I I , I , . I I , ' � � , " T , � I � I .�� ,� .1 L I : � , ,�,; , , � . 1. 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A,l r I f 14 - . , 4 ae"1401b I I -. . 1: � ., a eastyy .1, Tbe Cause (09 at Ali. Z - , , it absorbs ivot4u*. 64 " . . . 14, � M I - ffer omoo rzobd to 45p, Mob& , '41 . I -.1 � ,- 4� ., i bwll - ,Mod What really happened is this. Ford Powerful, woelmop -of -.Jaa�f- and stainless that yon,004 rub, ft.ir6 . 1:1, I,, P brought out a new model. At once RX84L . ,,,;I . often And get 4�eAwy V�Sulta. tl�npu, - .. 11 0, 0 . : . I .1, the markets -both Canadian and . . I . , I moN quickly, 1, I 0 - I . 1rT"_ - when thi lotat ix WM. I I � .1 - '. 11 I American -were flooded With second .11 I . ed "a the agony lutensp. - , ' ,: . I . 14 V . hand, old style Fords at a very low It's here, rightin tow. �, A And C. Ab- Being such a powerful. r, ,ift I " 0' �_ . . . - P. iv IF, ''. , Wise dealers anticipated this er ft � can4ot help ann lus,o ,,, � .9 hart and every livb drq=wt I)As it, taTit, * , %, . - I . I price. , it; A��;,, 0 They expected what would happen. It's a low price.r4muly, to be sure, ,and helpful �esult.a lu vv11. tvI4on,,P, . � - 4V , ' , They got rid of second hand cars. bu� that doesn't s:Wp.1iVfrQm takip� throat, -cheit colds, luiahago 6,449 ', - 11 111. ' I cuitag They didn't stock up with them. The the kinks, lameness or torftr�a ,out ;af neqralgia much quicker Qx�an idmo,4 - ...: , 131's 1 . f, I I . I I , .1 S I I . .'.L I "dead onesn' in British Columbia got your troubled joints. ' . .; ..". I P14y remedy you can buy. . . I . . - �, ") I � nuts, S edught and'now they are asking for joint -Ease is -the name, SP 10940d ', But You indst remember tk2�t ft Ili � '� ' , :�".. S, . .1 0 I belp-help that will enable, them to baeause it is compounded solely ft. for joint afilicticuo that it is mostly, e � & /Mte. a � get more money.for cars they' have the purpose of relieving all joint ,%U- 'dhipeneed and- ite (helpfulness vUR I . ��; I I r " ,. im tz; on hand. Monts. . .. 440flish I You after ,all ordinary W, , _ I * � f I .... In the circular they sent out, they Just rub it on the tormented, likme uim.44,emd other trwkiments. haja:kij. , ; �, I � I d _1_ referred to those who imported sec- Joints and in just -a few seconds It tvill Ed. ". .. � 1. . I it ond hand cars from the United States . I . . .:-. I. - I . _'�, '' " y as�"gy,p" dealers and to those who are . I I I . I . I �-.. . I *_ 0 A 7,0 , - .- - I lil!� o4i, , . "_ %0-'. ''. � I.. I '7- - -- F . . r selling second hand cars which they . ..... 1. '� �..... . " . I � y )OAGIC purchased in Canada as "legitimate" '. � . I �__Noi .;. 1 - " �1_ 1- '. ,_____.__=, I - I .� - . I I . , . . .- � . dealers An im orter in + 1, - . I 1. . . 0 it . . rA� � I � I I . �, - . '0449 �� . , 0 Patois" is a "gyp', and a dealer for V_V__V,V__-_V_,%r_y_y_V_y_,V,V I - � I � . . � . � . . . � . � � � I . I 1. .. I I 4 't P used Canadian cars is a I'legitimate." I .. . 15AM"U The d * ,q -i+,— - k' +11-4 .4 1 I . - . I � - .1 - r own an I . their Interpretation of legitimacy, - � . needless to sAy, is not one that would DE FORES'r CROSLEY'. - . - I DER be accepted 'bi Webster., There is no I , . I . .", real necessity for suggesting that a . ; - . ,�.. man is illegitimate, merely because of � R -A 0 I 01 � - I - , .. a transaction in cars. . . I . I . � - MADZ� CONTAONS What is the remedy which is pro- I I I � 9 ON - No posed. They say that we should have - a CMADA ALUM legislation. prohibiting the importation (M T . , - �� - I of used cars from the United States. 11 11 .1-9 - Then Qgnadian dealers could fix the I - . 11 I I I,- prices at which they would -sell used ! t , t �� I 9 . I r- (a. W. GILLETT CO. LTD. ,o-_ cars. That,price would be much in Topo"To, CAN. advance of the prkes for used cars 6- I ) . ", - . . . I � . 1 61 . . ' ... L!�� ir the United , 'States. There are ;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::: ! I I . y . � thGusa4dS of people in Canada who " 4 i�. 9 — want 4 'dar .'ap4 *.who are too poor to ".., 4 e - � ---- I - . I � '11, ` __' —.' buy s7V%Aw' ` These thousands . . ,one, ed by detention, by forced -return to w0uld'&.del'm�ved of all the benefits I I 'C�, " * 9 their starting -point, by threats of ex- of ha,�Ing a 'car M� order that dealers - , , .1 1, . I ., s pulsion from the country because, of In British ,Columbia and elsewhere , �,; I e discussions -in the market -places. - might make more profit5 on the cars , � 7 - So missionaries drop the seed and which they now hold. It is a well- . I d water the plants, but the movement known fact that once a man owns a 60,000 Cana&m 0 . 9 '� y earing of the car, be rarely ,ceases to use one. The I � � d still small voice must be left.t � 0 Him acquirement of a second hand car de- (CO-nfi= .y(0)U'f JU(& , L , ,� whose we are. velops in him a love for a car and so � I � s . . . � ,, I We leave all to Him who says : if this legislation came into force we. . .41 g "My 'Word shall not return unto He would deprive the Canadian manufac- � - - - . void, but shall accomplish." This is turer of one of the greatest incentives With new brilliance of perform- I ". s the word from Arabia." to the purchase of a car -the fact ance and old standards of re- ; ------------- c=;_ that a man has had one and knows seven models 9 NO MEDICINE LIKE what it means to him, Quite natural- liability, the "Royal Series" are. ;� d C, BABY'S OWN TABLETS ly that Inan wants a $44-.00 to $450.00 selling as radio never sold before. , I car. More cars mean more employ- . ' For Other the Newborn Babe or ment in the garages and more employ- The model showm above The verdict of 60,000 satisfiedD � I tliq (srowing Child. ments in the making of equipment and is the CONWAY-one customers confirms your own �. . AM e . � I . supplies. It would be of great bene- of the Royal Series -- a There is no other medicine to equal fit to the people engaged inthe manu- 6 -tube T. R. F. circuit judgment whez y 0 U buy ei - a Baby's Own Tablets for little ones- facture of equipment and supplies if balanced by Wheatstone -DeForest Crosley. � - whether it be for the new born babe every grown man and woman in Can- Bridge - all. steel Come in and see these wonderfui f or the growing child the Tablets al. ada could be supplied with a second chassis - Cabinet by � . I k ways do good. They are absolutely hand car. Did our manufacturers ev- WeLagam. instruments, or we will demon- ' t free from opiates or other harmful er hear of the manufacturers of safety . strate free in, ur own home- s drugs and the mother can always feel r,'tvurs who now find it profitable to ,ZOO I. Phone or call— :7 I q te . 1, S ,afe in using them. give away a razor in order to increa �. . I 0 Concerning the Tablets, Mrs. John the sale of the blades. Of �ourse 11 Armour, R. R. 1, South Monaghan, temporarily, these imports may injure i , . .4-1 Ont.,,s�ays:'We have three fine, There V -Pe5eafwth . I a few dealers, but in the long run, , I heal y children, to whom, when a they would reap the -benefit. , F., -S, i Salvau 9 n I I medicine is needed, we have girven are none so blind as those wh ' o will � - . I 'not see and it would be bETd to equal e only 'Ba:by% Own Tablets. The Tab-, - . - - y lets are the best medicine -you can that ,form of blindness w1ii-ch strive-, -11 11111-- � ._._____ ,� - � It keep ini- a 41 w, . _o . rip� where there are to make an industry prosperous by I , t young il tfi. forcing up the price of the product . I ____ — . . e Ba-by's O�vn Tablets are a mil�d �but by restrictions almost to the point I . . . , �� - I . I - - . - S thorough laxative vibich regulate the where purchasing power is cut off. . � . . ,� 1. I I . . -1 stomach and bowels; banish constipa- Another joker (the real joker) is VINE . � I ... � tion and indigestion; break up colds t.he sheet sent out by -these interest- I . t - and simple fever and. make teethi ing gentlemen is the assertion that � - easy ng Ottawa (ineaning of course the De- . I I r . They are sold by medicine deal- � T111ir It'1111 . - , " T_ . I c ers or direct by mail at 25 cents a partment of National Revenue) had ,I . . "tightened up on appraisals." The. , A�- �q . ]d box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine �gs Co., Brockville, Ont. duty of the Department of National � . . I y ____<�� Revenue is the collection of Revenue. - '110 , k�c�, � 0") IL 110P I've e- . . . Under no circumstances can that de- 111�1� . s, HELPING DEAD DUCKS partment assume the task of looking ?I IN 4 - d ." Iff -III � 1 Z1110fZ . 1; .- . (By R. J. Deachman) � 71� 1 e after the personal affairs of dealers lfl� Ul , J, I I e. in second hand automobiles. For it a I ��=, s, , . I I of Parliament have re- to do so would be an unwarrantable � ,� ; * Members - NR I - 4 �' ceived a circular from an automobile assumption of authority. 'Besides it 7-7 �0 I d - a], published I . � Journ n the City of To- would be dangerous to give it such . " � d - legislation to pro ]N_QW, when all .Natur 11 ronto, asking ---for - authority.. Sometime there might -he I _e, i S '_ - - - - - -- i, 'I hibit the importation of used cars at the head of that department a mail donning new and festive , I ), coming from the United States. who viewed things from the angle of t . i e The story as put forward is that the free trader. Then someone might garb, when the whole world is — ; , - I . certain dealers in Canada have gone write urging a "loosening up" and not vibrant with lif e.and Color, when M&EDT I 8 down into the United States and Ft "tightening" of appraisals. Should new beautie-s spring up all around 0 bought cars at low prices, brought the department act in such circum- � LIM J - f them across the border and are now stances? Certainly it has as much us . . . - RDM(ZX7T - - selling them in British Columbia at right to do one thing as the other. It , I , ... � , DDIZILETaffy r, ; prices lower than asked for by the has no right to do either. . It is there . Now, more than ever, people are — � ordinary dealen No one has suggest- to carry out the act -not to make turiling i6 the car that carries I - ed that our boys got the worst of the new acts. In that capacity it now the spirit of the Springtime , � � . . � - ,1 d deal or that the cars are not worth works -it can work in no other with- . .1 'i r the money. In fact, the suggestion is out transgressing the authority of the "Bigger and Better" Chev- � 9 . % the direct oppWite-they did not pay Parliament. - frolet. . . ,.� . ; d enough. This, therefore, is a war be- - We Know Better. - j . � i , I tween two classes of dealers in see- By the. way, this campaign is spon- Now, More than ever, you WiIR , - D,nd hand automobiles. Certain 'dead sored by a magazine owned by the - delight in the thrill of your -first . , 1, . . s ones' in the business have let the 'live 'MacLean Publishing Company, of To- I - . d 0:a —_ routo. For years Mr. MacLean has gidt in this luxurious, low-pricled "' 1%, " : I . agitated for the abolition of the d -4y caX. le I s - upon. all raw material entering into I v � - , Woman CouRd the -manufacture *1 migazines. John Go to Your Chevrolet Dealer � Le� , , . A. I . d - '- . Bayne MacLean, the. owner of this him arrange ademoftstration fo . .1 e Hardly Walk ,automobile publication, wants to have r 11 I .. I free of duty the materials'which en- . you. (Get bel��nd the 9 wheel of the s- d . . t _* ter into the production of the product "Bigger and Better, Chevrolet. ., I - I - 1%-s- Hom 7e3h Novr LY& E , which be manufactures. A kind par- 7eel the happy mil4�s sweep- past -- 11 I liament has provided for a rebate of Pinkham's Vegetable Compoim� 80 per cent. of the duty' paid by Mr. ,with ease and smoothness, and .;,,,. -_ - RestdroadNer Health MacLean on, paper used in the pro- share the care -free, joyous spirit , I /1, ,4 . duction of magazines. Now he'lsi"s of the Spring. I It - Hamilton,Ont.-'I have tal;en Lydia a campaign for absolute prohibition ". - E. Pinkham's, Ve, �etable Coml-,Gund of import of used -motor cars which � C -2.3-4-28c , -.- - � . __� -7. ,--+I,- Tl--.-, - ) - ;: - ; n,.: and would not be certain or *4 : .'.1- , @ r- k— — . � . e + ��;.,:�:. ��_. Qlout it now. of Canada want to buy and use. It T120 GIPS.A.C. . . i -, I ,� . �. I had a f e m a I e I- difficult to place limits upon the General Notore own I + , � trouble so bad] I deferred Payment plan ::... ; I �!) I" y ,,'fi,yhn,,, of man. There is nothing , � -- ,111. could hardly wn4k to equal selfishness such as we have afiards the most con- - , .. i .+::: .�': 1; and I was all ni n - 7evient and economical . .. I 4 ,..: down an- Id here exhibited. Members of Parlia. 'Y'ray of buyving-0 ,70ZW . "I - I I - I ., , d cou L , �, h get around mient are not likely, to fall into -the I Chevrolet on time. , I . , ''I �. :..: '. t:rd' - _ 11 - . --1 , v��:::..` d,y -op trap laid for them in this ingenious � % �:... L 1'� � my ho ,e- - , * :::. 11L� 1: , ::: . ... � ... ._. .1 . work. I would b fashion. The British Columbia auto- .. I :,. , , e .- �.., ,::: I . ... , . . I . ".. : :`*1. in bed three or mobile dealers and their friends In , .. . , , _1 . %: four daYs at a Toronto ought to take care of them- .. 11 I .� . " I . I I . time. I was told selves. Parlialilent and the Govern- I I, - I I I . . . - , a frier!d to try ment has gotn6thing else to do besides I . � � . our eg ' b1compo d. r did, and saving the hideo of these gentloiaen. � � 1. I . y the time. took two bottles I was CH'i . "I 1� � , � Parlialnent,will 'not be 4 -lb -A +� _+ . I., I I � , - - . - I . � A , - , . q. .V%JUT SUI=W beginnin .get around again, I to . I 11 . L �� ... 11 .1 � _ ,. . __ ILX_� , - . � 1 '15", ". . ok �, . N.-IN11, hfto. I 19ma I n bo es all, and now 1, am all -because the members know better, ., ,�. ""' . . r . I - AN, ALL � - M1991oft. . Im Lawm''r,"ns , `11� .1 , � I 1.� - .� right again And'doing nry-own woric Life � after all, whether It's lived as a - I . � � - " , "' , . I - . .1 � . �,,. �� - .. . ' � . - ,��1�0�,,r J . 187dee f6r freo bao7s;, 04wallr That Reflect C'ectl _r Just 88 8 . � 10 , I 191f, �� STOAT , I . A retu-eA Iniggion _P__ A�_ I have six &oWn-ups to work f, ou -M0'mbaT Of PaTliameAt �6 � "Ift 1P ,�,�;, ; I I . _-1y . . � ., . 1. ,,��,_*!i ,. I , I ,ILI : . udganent," on home planmLng vAth Gyprecq -MV-11 I have len t6 do I also used 1--y'A'. coramolft person, Is a struggle for the ni,640t-� - .., - *25 66 �� I ,I �, , ,,, .. I I . I ,. . via, A -11r. im. j, --I. Toolaft I . . ,.. __ . . , � " , . r,.:, 11 , NI ug am -au- - ,10�340 , "�", , ", dbawd and nmules. E. Pin ham a S'abative Wash, and I * good thitigstbat life affords, Every- 1�129 61 0--d- - - - - dio'ce - - , I _� ,!'. " ..I" " '. � I �..., -dress on 1is . el . . . 425,00 I . q;_�;,�. � ,,, . . Vv%r!c had tbise to say : . �. . � ..Vo,ao C6 401 .. ,; ... 2,,,,,-�O. - . -% r - - "The only response Atd6itt call tbinkitigg64 Sittloweniyhealth one 'Wants an Aut6Mdb1lIi--yes, and 82:109.. . I . 5 , , 1�",Av- ,",,7, . . ,Rmo, - GVPE= AND Aummovab ILIPAV D = give I 66,.aaa 56,00 ,=; DAV : : : '151,401. " - ,, 1-i"oV ',':, h�ft� . I. � . . ,0.9.00 , -, Ttw -t= �?, - '" . .�, _V 1, ,�I�," concen 6v . I . e 'Ir - -.'��, . , , .. aM 11 to the Vegdtable Compounti, and I thowandi of other things. Making . I . Rb a " . '. . . "; 1"11, 0 � . is that, 29 in tal � mittioli &Rs of think if mqaof it wp used women the price -higher isn't *4� eagleat way . , as:*4w sit2b= .: . . " '520.00 . %, - "".1, "-..., 11 I ,., . � 1.11. 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