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The Huron Expositor, 1930-03-28, Page 2li sVi y'r a ,x>►aware contains a $iiee.e of fine `Inglish ware, old ivory tint, new irregular orders. Qui ilAKER OATS COOKS IN 21/2 MINUTES 888 Ixi1`i ixJ(lllrri 'SEEDS STEELE;BRIGGS 104`RPhPitl SOLD ..EI !WPwF.U. !N CANADA Send catalogue iTEELE, BRIGGS SEED C . "CANADA'S GREATEST SEED NOUS ORONTO- HAMILTON -WINNIPEG -REGINA- EDMONTON Keep Your Stove a thing of Beauty! Let ZEBRA give your stove the glossy, spot- less beauty that you de- mand in the rest of your kitchen! ZEBRA LIQUID STOVE POLISH RECKITT'S (Oversea) LIMITED MONTREAL TORONTO VANCOUVER EVERY BELL TELEPHONE IS A LONG DISTANCE STATION More Lines, Quicker, Better, Cheaper Service Last year we added about 14,000 miles of talking chan- els to our long distance systtiiIll. Associated apparatus -- switchboard, cable, amplify- ing equipment - has also been vastly extended and improved. And lower rates on calls to points 75 to 800 miles distant are now in effect. Long Distance now gives you quicker and better com- munication -- with the next town, or across the contin- ent. And it costs less than ever before. 7t c5F .l! t)� ei t� t ,FTNR14Qo11 (By Isabel Haitniltgn,. Godes ie1 Ont.) For to the days arra beetening lBy. prophet bards' foretold:, When with the everacirel'ing years Comes round the age of 'gold, When peace shall over ell the earth, Its ancient ',splendor fling, And the whole world 'give back the song Which now the angels sting. E. H. Sears. PRAYER 0 God, who hast set before us the great hope that Thy kingdom shall be established upon the earth, so rule our lives by the Spirit, that all thoughts, desires and acts being made obedient unto Thee, Thy power and glory, and the might of Thy Kingdom may be made known unto men; grant this, 0 Merciful Farther, for the sake of Thy Son our Lord. Amen. The Grey Book. S. S. LESSON FOR MARCH 30th Lesson Topic -Review, Lesson Passage -John 10:7-16. Golden Text--Isa. 9:6. January 5th -Childhood of Jesus. -Matthew 2:10-23. - Matthew 1:21. The wise men of ;the east gave themselves first and then their gifts when they presented themselves be- fore the child Jesus. They obeyed the voice of GO and did not return to tell Herod where the "King of the Jews" was to be found. Knowing what Herod purposed to do Joseph, in obedience to a dream, took the child and his mother to Egypt and stayed there until after Herod's death. Jan. 12th -Baptisms and Temptation. - Matthew 3:13-4--4:11. -Matthew 3:17. Some thirty years elapsed between last day's and to -day's lesson. Jesus came down from His home in Galilee bo hear His cousin John preach- He presented himself for baptism after which a voice from heaven proclaim- ed 'him to be the San of God. He was then led up into the wilderness where after a 'season, of fasting the devil tempted Him to use His power in wrong ways. Being hungry the tempted' suggested He turn stones an- te ?Lad, 'testi he weed Him to throw Himself down from a •pin'nacle of the temple to see God interpose ariel save Him and thirdly he tried to get Hini to fall down and worship him in re- turn for rulership over the kingdom of this earth. All of these teinies- - tions Jesus off -set by quotation.; from Holy Scripture. Jan. 19th -Jesus Berlins His Ministry. -Mr.tthew 4:17-25. -Matthew 4:17. Some eight months after His temp- tation Jesus left Judea for Galilee and when walking one day along the lake shore He spoke to some engaged in their daily occupation of fishing and mending nets. It was strange words that fell from His lips but they appealed to these men. He said, '`Fallow Me and I will make you fish- ers of men." They at once obeyed and entered upon a new life. It was a world full of ignorance, sickness, disease and torment that they hence -, Forth participated in with their new- found Master. Jan. 26th -Standards of the Kingdom. -Matthew 5:3-9, 17-20, .27-29, 43-48. -Matthew 5-8. In these verses Christ teaches His disciples the relationship between earthly life and its reward. He shows that unless there be purity of heart there will be pollution of lips, unless therre be rightness of heart there will be hidden and baneful fire in the spirit, and it will express itself in contempt and malice and harshness and cruelty. Feb. 2nd -.Putting God's Kingdom First. -Matthew 6:5-13, 19-21, 31-33. -Matthew 6:33. In the first of these verses Jesus cautioned His disciples against mean- ingless praying and taught them how to pray. In 'the second passage Christ shows that if the heart be right the whole outgoing of the life will be right, but if the heart be wrong then all the ac- tions that make up the sum total of the duties and exercises of life will also be wrong. In the last selection Jesus warns His disciples against letting anxiety or worry control the life. Feb. 9th -Warnings and Promises. -Matthew 7:12, 15-27. -Matthew 7:19. 'Christ in this lesson teaches that the core of life is "Love," which is the fulfilment of the law and the prophets. He also teaches that upon "these sayings of mine" are the foun- dation of the house built by those who are wise. Feb. 16th -Jesus Healing And Help- ing. - Matthew 9:1-13. - Matthew 8:17. In this lesson we need Jesus' power to read thoughts and to silence criti • cism as well as to heal the disease of the body. The effect that ail this had upon those round about was that they marvelled and glorified God. Later on in the lesson Jesus Called Matthew to be his followed. Afterwards Jesus was entertained by this new disciple who also had some of his old compan- ions present. Agalin Jesus was criti- cized and again he silenced them. "Fe6. 23rd -The Twelve Sent Forth. -Matthew 9:35-10:8, 40-42. -Matthew 9:37, 38. When Jesus saw the multitude He had compassion upon, them and pro- ceeded to dedicate His disciples to thole service. He endued them with power' and sent them forth to preach and to heel all manner of diseases. He gave them a part in His own great work and assured them that as He was one with the Father they were one with Him and his Father in the redemption of the world. March 2nd Jesus Teaching About Himself. -Matthew 11:2-6, 25-30a e --Matthew 11:28. Two of the disciples of John the Baptist were sent by Him to ask Jesus if lie was really the Messiah. Jesus sent them back to tell John what they had seen and (heard. This was the best proof that he was what John had thought Mitis to be-= " the Lamb of God', that taketth away the sin of the world." jesus later on \"KIDNEY TRO,UBt Vie, BACKACHE VAIiiiiiFD» , T nus dRs,w 41.44.3, i�irai .bila r c psti tl4#i,1 dl�c�ation, gas, bagk- aclsae4S140 wrw"Fruit-a-fives", NerYea 41140.1;;"qµ e sleep at once. Get "Pruit.Wti'aes!?frota druggist t • day: took the disciples into His fuller con- fidence and showed them the relation- sthip existing between Him and God - that of Rather and Son. He 'then spoke to them of His willingness and power to share that. -with all who could come to Him. March 9th -The Parable of the Sower. -Matthew. 13:1-9, 18=23. - Matthew X3:9. Jesus used parables very often in His teaching. When alone with the disciples he would explain the mean- ing. In this parable of the sower He represents the need to be the word and the ground to be who hear. He emphasized the necessity there is for diligent •hearing in order to good fruitage. If the ground is good the result will be "some thirty -fold, some sixty, and some an hundred." 1 t J Ct ( R i} i r✓ ti acct would appear abhorrently saerl- ligious to a Calnadian, but not se to the native 'Ouban, who are devout Cettholies, though poor in worldly pos- sessions, as a Glasse are rich in church attendance. The good Cartholic priest celebrating Mass may also 'preach to Maple families bearing the name of Jesus who thoroughly understand the. difference between' their names and that of Jesus Christ, the only Begot- ten Son of God, the Saviour of man- kind, whose real presence is on the church altar, and when repeating the Apostle's Creed, "I believe in God and in Jesus Christ, etc.," in adoration meekly and devoutly kneei at mention of His Holy Name. Many of the Jews contemporary with Christ did not understand Jesus as Christ theSaviour of mankind on account of His brothers and sisters living and working with them in daily occupa- tions. Another feature is the non- sensical and thoroughly disgusting practice amongst habitual swearers who profane the sacred name of Jesus should they live in Cuba and indulge in such like profanity, they would prove the laughing ,stack of the community as the swear words used would only refer to a Cuban citi- zen bearing the name of Jesus, thus "good cometh out of evil." All honor t9 the members of the Holy Name Society of the Catholic Church in their laudable effort to preserve to posterity the sanctity of the precious name of the Saviour of mankind. Christian denominations throughout the universe 'should emulate the praiseworthy action of this noble so- ciety. As consequent through being an old time Anglican Catholic, we were con- stant in attendance at the services in the cathedral and accompanied the Bishop and Dean in the rendering of the church ritual. The cathedral is of Spanish architecture. and the inside service appointments are perfect. In seating capacity it is on a parity with our own St. Thomas' Church. The intercessory prayer as contained in the. Book of Ceminon Prayer was ren- dered by the Bishop An Lellelf oj; the President 'd the 'United btatet, King (George of Pritain and the President of Cuba. Like the Pope, President Machado is a good Catholic and con- sidering the innversality of the 'church, the prayer of the Anglican 'Bishop on his behalf might be deem- ed as infea dig at the throne, how- ever, permit an old Tory scribe to think Biblically, "the prayer of a righteous man evaile'th much," and let It go at that. The barbers' .strike created an •amus- ing situation until raised. There are over 4,000 knights of the blade in the city. The city council passed an edict making it compulsory to reg- ister as barbers -ea strike resulted. The tourist's full -joy cup is not com- plete until he gets 'a shave and a shine. The shave -barber gives twp jerks sideways to the head followed by up and down grade flourishes of the razor, which gives a scare and a shave at the same time. You won't forget it. A shoe shine is zip -zip and pay. A shave by a good barber furn- ishes real pleasure and there nre many in the city. The yearly average export .ef, sugar from Cuba is estimlated at 5,000,000 tons and the value of exported molas- ses •is placed at 7,000,000. The value of exported liquors is $5,000,000. The sugar crop is valued at $500,000,00() and the tobacco crap at $50'.000,000. The United States is the largest con- sumer, afterwards Spain, France and Britain. There are thirty different 'varieties of palm trees and 250 dif- ferent native'birds sing daily in their branches. There are 3,350 different varieties of native plants in daily con- sumption, thus making it possible for March 16th -Parables of The King- dom. • •--Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52. -Matthew 15:17. In these parables of the mustard seed, the leaven, the hidden treasure, goodly pearls, the net, the household- er, all teach that the kingdom which is within us develops and expands as, we hide the word of God within our heaarts and practise it in our lives, March 23rd - Jesus Teaching And Healing. - Matthew 15:21 -31. -Matthew 7:7. Jesus and His disciples had gone beyond the bounds of Galilee into the cities of Tyre and Sidon. A Genrbile woman besought Him to heal her daughter and He seemingly repulsed her approach but it was only to te:leh her how properly to approach Him. When she realized that she had no right to address Him as the Son of David and said. "Lord, help. me," then He commended her faith and healed er daughter, DO YOU FEAR A HEARTY MEAL ? Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Will Tone Up Your Stomach, Making Mealtime a Pleasure. , Are you afraid of mealtime? Does eating distress you? Would you rather go without food. That is the condition of many due entirely to indigestion. There can be no perfect digestion -hence no enjoyment of meal -time -unless you haver rich, red blood. This pure blood is necessary to tone up your stomach and make it capable of properly digesting the f trod. Many so-called stomach remedies merely try to digest your food for you. That is a mistake nature should do that work and if nature does not do it serious results are bound to fol • low. Tone up your stomach by driv- ing out the poisons that are in the blood. Make new rich blood and your appetite and digestion will soon be normal -meals will once more be a pleasure. The one sure medicine to enrich the blood, restore strength and ban- ish stomach trouble and indigestion is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Concern- ing them Mrs. Wm. T. Thompson, Brussels, Ont., says: -"For years I suffered with indigestion, headaches and dizzy spells. I tried a great many so-called remedies without re- lief. As a farmer's wife, with three little girls, it was almost impossible to be idle and I just dragged myself through my work. I suffered so I was actually afraid of meal time. A friend advised the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills and although I had lost faith in ever being well again I pur- chased a supply and began taking them. Gradually the dizziness and headaches left me. My appetite im- proved and soon I was able to enjoy my meals. I gained in weight and my health in general is better than it has been for years. I feel I owe much to Dr. Williams Pink Pills for they relieved me of all my misery." You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. WHO'S WHO! WHAT'S WHAT, AND WHY? (By F. G. Neelin, Seaforth, Ont.) (Continued from page 1) Cuba is a foreign country as tdpi- fied in the odd customs and manners of Spain,, Italy and Palestine which appear strange, "passing strange" to Canadians visiting the island for the first time. For instance, on the sides of the street cars are signs painted in large red letters, "Jesus del monte malecon" and a railway station is named, "Jesus Maria." Many Cuban families bear Christian and surnames of Jesus. The name of the Minister of Justice in the Machado Govern- ment Cabinet is Jesus Maria Bar - segue. The city telephone directory gives the names of Canova Jesus and Maria Jesus. For a moment imagine the consternation of a devout Canad- ian Christian telephoning to either of the names mentioned using the cus- tomary "Hello'" is that Mr., Mrs. or Miss speaking whole using the name of Jesus in connection therewith. The "Af torr' flaby0 Was Weak, Skinnno Gained22 Ws." rrdnlie " ttelst'pid it, Bays Mrs Benoit. Tnoicsanda'saySto, hills. game • in 3 weeks Ncrvdhsness, constipation arh yveznight, gild[ t loatn itke magic.Get i Yeast tabIt front uhi1 t today. NI4. S 'h" r5i�, s blie "Cerbaa farmer to grow sueeessive er ps every usent'h in the year. The e tle rand} btasinese. in Cuba may be to ed in its infancy and when he te'I igently eimdueted regarding the bet "strains of blood is attended with excellent financial returns. A cross between the English Durham and Ieusa'n Buffalo, hump breeds are con- sidered the beat being almost im- mune from .subetropieal cattle tides. Cattle are net exported as the home market takes the entire ranch pro- duct. Havana alone consumes over 400 head of cattle daily. We were - singularly fortunate in forming the acquaintance of Mr. J. G. Frederick- son, of LEIS Tunas, Oriente, who con- ducts one of the principal cattle ranches' of Cuba, situated on the elasit- ern part of the island. He is a na- tive of Denmark and through applied knowledge of the in -breeding of cat- tle comprised together with business acumen, has reached ranch limits that wo in of Tex- as or Alberta, where the Prince of Wales' ranch is located. President Machado is also interested in cattle ranching, having a range at Santiago de 'la's Vegas and the State Depart- ment of Cuba is alive to the import- ance of the. cattle industry, having grantedl liberal appropriations to- ward the improvement of live stock breeding herds. Tobacco is King in Cuba and like its drink companion, everybody in- dulges in smokes. Cigars were smok- ed when Columbus discovered. the is- land and were carried back to Europe by members of the 'expedition. Some say the Asiatics brought the weed to America. Tobacco w n kers are im- mune .from tuber'culose's and contag- ious diseases. A Havana cigar quiets the nerves, scathes troubled spirits and ,perfumes `'pure thoughts, but you must rememlber the McKillop old boy's advice when buying your smokes, "If you get more than six cigars for a quarter, they are not the pure Hav- anas." •# She looks 20 wars lounger'. " I have taken liruschen Salts for 7 yeart+j and enclose my photo at 50, to ask your opylnlon hoarvy8 record. 2have 6 eb been 1a married Team d 20 months. l Put down my youthfufC appearance to Srusohen Salts taken each= morning. I should never think of starting'. the day without taking them, I am Eft. Ole. to height weight 119 pounder. I can assure you my husband la very proud of me: ' Mm. �' E` Original tetter on ate for inspection - To preserve your youthful charm you must' preserve your health. Charm and beauty are; mainly a molter of health, so aro tntality mad vigour. ill mill be yours if you pin your fu' 'f+w the " little daily dimeful.' Start to-morrow;.anal' you mill feel years younger before you are many' days older. Kruschen Salts •is obtainable at drug ant department stores In Canada at 760. a bottle: A bottle contains enough to last for 4 or 5' months -good health for half-a-oeut a deli FREE TRIAL OFFER 11 you have never tried' Emotion -try It new at our expense. We have distributed a great many special " GIANT" packages which maks It easy for you to prove our claim for summit. p Apasscck your druggist for the new ' G 75a. This consists of our regular 75c. bottle togetbar with a separate trial bottle--euf0dent for about one week. Open the trial bottle lint, put 1t to the test, and then, if not entirely convinced that, grusoben does everything we claim It to do, tbs. regular bottle is still as good as new. Take W. back. *Yong. dru la authorised to retina I. bolt lmme and without Qu , Yon haws tried ) free at care�e►� What could be fairer 1 ' 3iiavlaetnred Dl R. Grifiltha gid Ltd„ Ifanchester. 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A feed which will build bones quickly ... building muscles strong ... change fuzz to feathers in a hurry ! . , all this they demand .. , and yet their little crops can handle only one tiny thimbleful of feed a day! What a job for feed! Consider Purina Chick Startena (mash) for this job! In every thimbleful are twelve ingredients! Cod-liver oil .. , dried buttermilk ... alfalfa Sour .. granulated meat . . . these and eight others are there .. each one with a real job to do. Purina Startena is mixed over and over again ... 960 times just to be thorough! And you will find the same care taken with Baby Chick Chow '(scratch) ... to be fed with Startena, Your chicks ... what they do for themselves .... what they do for you . . . is entirely in your hands. - They eat so little ... yet it counts so much ... that you can afford to do only one thing ... feed Purina Chick Startena! i4I t -r ..• 1f1�r.4v . r...r, THOS. DICKSON, Seaforth tc4 Hear the Purina Checkerboarders- special dinner hour programme of music, every day except Saturdays and Sundays-Statidn CJGC, ,London, 12.30 noon. • 1 '"hone, No.71 i t G t ;1•u:m t, 1 d�.:.f�.. v. r .�I..9;�1 • ,r M 11 1 ' ,f, l. (i.