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Edward ei this clnh was held ni the hnni_e A Li_v_igi_¢riEl=.i__loos__E-l;sc?_l;l_>h gag- __§_e’§`§v‘;f"e_r";,a_§"_§_°‘f,““°m°ng*‘;u§_"f,f°m§’_f
C588 F|N|sH|N’G |_mE_ THE oodioidiaii portion. which Elves eino census, A LAMP §’1“*“°1°1‘1>'_:__'_';____i111;_""°"i1;11 111' '11""’111§
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_ Segtember 1?, ~ 'Fifteen members The President was appointed to yi STOLEN, PROOF AGAINST f_:°°°______)\1'll;_e11inz__ Wo_l_1___u__i_ri__lxgli:__-g___ig_a_t_e_;'
lg 1_°L° _‘Y “Amo :gt three I/ili1or_s_ _were present. write a letter ol' condolence tle a '_ of __ wmble wmium sam oc___°BE___ 15 No -
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er 1 8 B mg o 8 “B me member Wm has melltiy TEAM l-:Lscrnlc Fi.v 'I`l‘”"*"”""?1’,°f'1“""1“‘° ""3““ by A l.Alvil> AND A l.li.n'r -'riy "V ° 909
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, _ Ode the minutes of last meeting bereaved. A very intere ng - 1 S . I . 1 _ A , ` 5 1 F B t Duo 01 _1'l1e health talk# broad- were read 'ind adopted. The 'in- tor from un absent member was CATCHING. AN UNDER Eze _iglwuxeluaihsx W0i‘¢1 ln 1111111111 11111011115’-1091111111 ill R444), If _ ., ,_ ‘A
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fi-|*"|'ub`l3="‘_ nr. H “__ “_ ._ - ._ of Mrs. J. A. Campbell, Grabai3_s -` - _ ani '_e. .l»'- e_reglla1T 11160 - Road, on September 18. After e
I ‘*1{'fm"`{,m'_=1f,_}{h_*“ ing or this c an was held. gl the singing ni the one the regular-
ii' ' 1101110 Of MTH-' Bllnlo .MQEIGDBPII 011 business of the meeting followed.
Articles on Cllll. Welfare. .1 pf' W
Wil ll. 1° fl” '$119 1 ‘.°_5.111l‘l0 115' terlor of the school has been paint- road. A paper entitled “Pride Fnsh- WATER FLASHLIGHT. s_ ' _` 'light unto my path.-Psalm 110
t#§`l'Bi.l1*-"1 "|'0_1l0 lg, 1111 11'l1§l¢1" ed and a shelf made to hold the ion and. Home Drese"~.,was also _--- ggpéaifercbfllgqrverg' “,113 mam:
l irom P§l>l_l0 dill fonary. The next meeting will read. The next meeting will be pq,-eg in the _(qi-est. iwegt of the re |,eBem_au 9 ‘fc 5‘°;”40°t°v§0 OTOBER 16
Hoa ll _ , '___ijJiii.{ ' __ 3% ae lheld at _the home of Mrs. John ,held at .the homo of M18. A113118 Mississippi were doubtless common ages F V M B ef; C °k request 0! E“P'l'0lfll1'¢=1'§'l - 09-`1‘l1 `° ollnd and roll call is to be answer- Green. - lr.-ng be1i,o-ive the il-tlven-t of the white me ,U _ ay ___- uc r _ oo cs D0 WE-_»_._]¢suS sam “um .mm Health »th1'ouB'1l 'D12 J- J- Mlfildlo- ed by the giving of a recipe or the ' main, amd the iflre, hisltory of one lglclloulggoe filzm 'nw' ':le”‘}‘_"`m 31°' 111011 ‘$111111 1°V0 1110 1~°1"1 1111' G°dl ton- ` ‘ paying of a nickel. . Dsrnley.-Tiiis Club met for the Wiley fm- new-yy -two wmh,-,iw has w_m____ ‘ ___~_ 1;/1I’1"1“;° 1 “1 __1° with all thy heart, and wlih all thy,
regular 1110811113 111 1110 `S¢110°111°“5° been reald in »the wood of an old Ohio _gt_ '"1 1:5 ‘"1" Fiham me soul. and with all thy niillil.-'-Mat-l
- . -. - ._ _ Northam.-This Club met for the on September 28. After the reg- ytetpdwplnc. in A11161'~l¢9-11 F-°’°“1"`Y' Plaills 'hx 'na v 'Bam 0-f bi) GI-rg* thew 22137' ‘
lligwaril. 1110 'S1801 0-11'1'1101'1tY 011 regular meeting at the home 'of ular opening plans were made for G_ p_ =Mf,h-nw Bylaws gm-,_m 5 cross, _Mrs __ _-__:l_s*’~ ";‘_1`"i§93 1:00111 0 OCTOBER ‘I7 '
~ ` 0ur lleloglcal-Enemies
And Public H niili lllsisltutes, Prime . ..._ 1l11S°°11‘111Y.l’...§.....”“;?.&‘. 3i?f,.i'.*"..f‘%.'f .tit » i Gel Youll
11186 18 HY# 1110111! 111l1'l8s are Mrs. Edmund Bsynard on Ssptem- the renovating of the interior of sgcum, of me wow .U-halt ,mm tree _1 ° __ _ff 91"' 11 “C109
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now going. ‘ insects may replace
f laluil mmultwtely susrolrlliding ‘ _ . __ ._ -_
ber 13. Nineteen women were pre- the school. One new member was ,ms scarred, ,by me .-193 yfm-5 ,ml ° _ _ _ _ sow BOUNTIFULUY. ._ _ , _
man on ihisiglobe. as the English sent. After the singing' of the Ode added to the Club. The next meet- 1-_he ,me puwmi sap 4,, .pitch over _l;:'_il;l£;fgfi_;ho‘;;“1l_i’_fd “;_1;';;‘_1____:1'2 'lgalgs which soweth sparingly shall reap \.` _/f
EE-_ow-has driven out native song the minutes of last meeting were ing ‘V111 l’° Mm in the Ha" on 11111' exposed. .gm-face, wld anew 'n__,d's _,me mbm lead ______’_'_f _____1_;__’; also sparingly. and he which sow-t
-great enemies are.n'ot drought. or received and new committees were Sterling.-The regulal meeting WB fcmwm and mmm, time came ~___ w 1 y idle' n>8‘1lS11 5111111011'
frost or bail.b_ad enough as these appointed Two new members were ef this Club was lreld at the home M m.e,gm|a,. |m_en,m_s_ .1 u-,mi of ""` 11-ff 1111111*-_'l"01` 01-'1112r B801-10118 t-116 OCTOBER 18 ,
are. Nor are 'his great: enemies added to the Club. After the reg- of Mrs. Clarence Reid on Septem- nm _F55 _1__in__ 13 b€_h____K _included in coulni.-s ulaue do -not 1111111? any
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THE BEST »PREACHlNG:- Loi
your 'light so shine before mezl. that they -may see your good works, and glorify your 'Father which is ill heaven.-Matthew 5:16.
read and adopted. The \reports Oct. 18. _ gi-¢,w1,h ihegan in gover pine wound ` " ' _ 'B' _ ` eth bountiiully‘ shall. reap alsoi
' very - farmer knows that his from the different committees were ~ _ but in .14 years anoitdlefr fire, scar l:__‘f_`;‘§lr:__'°b°“_"l"_ lg “"9" °1°se11' b0un'tl111l1y.-‘2 C0i‘1111l1l11nS 9111- '
Ni hers nnii tive “°n°1\1aif111S 11111110 Groot Plains. 'run wi-lone l-lEAn'r~-Bles-
i tp`an t ti ` h , l b i _ l ant social her 20. ne mem . _ _ d_ -Th d _ph m- is in _ _ - _- - _ l'J%ye{r§t5>i?l?sed -irfal?l:,e,tllsaoroIl;v(enl:r.;§ii- holllrr vvlhesntflllioyeld. p'I?l?eB next meet- visitors were p1‘0S€111- T111’ ‘“'3"'l1n5 2llll.e:~e;;)l1;o\vip‘Ii?lAe(1fi?11;-s-tsillaavciiceiu LLC h‘1"J3_ ‘"0 1a“`3l@1Y ¢0i1'fU1B_ll‘ 1° sed are they 'that keep his testi- itieinnn -bald enough an these ni-e ing will be held at tho home of Mrs- opened with tho riosins 01 1112 01111 a -mu.-i 0- ,pw emmeeh, idea, of '“i"*’1‘ 11111-evo -ivfl lniontell groves: monies, and that seek hun with the
also. " " ' __No, the greatest enemies of the farmer. today, whether he raises
vegetables _ M "un or gram or ing of tllis -Club was held in the il concert and Bazaar some time _me '_-_O-W___ C_._. ,mass __;__d_ weeds or 1_1-lti_t__ud-e alone nmpieg any sandy.
stocgi or some or ali of these are
ide Stewart. . - followed by the reading 111111 8-11011' me w'm'te` _,_.3,_lu_emen and at me and ili_'t-lle`Ri00l1iY‘M0umt>ailnl11681011 whole heart.-*Psalms 11912.
_ tion of minutes of last meeting. Incvans “Pima ;__hem_ The “pen -and vt-t-situiaind -the country is even
New Zealand-The regular meet- Plans were' made for the holding of °h_m_a(.€_,, of l__,__q_ totem; Wnnm more d-lversniied. whit-lie 'che .problem Q¢1'QaEl=l 19
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l lh .-. After the regular np- during November. All ll1i.€1”€S1111S .i “_ h, gi .have "5 ‘i‘»if"=»9S ‘IIS V01 l111ii>0S2ilbl0. -THE SINNER: - 'i`-llcreiore to
“cm” mm’ ,B d and soma gpm-uses amd °°”“‘5 “mm U 1' res B rio arc luost abundant in t'llo him that knowetil to do good :ind
smal live enemies, insects and Bnlnlli 01 1110 n100tlni; a reD01‘1 0ll1i1D01'W11! '11' _ 1,9.;-.rt S|_.p,p0.-ted; .to inlpi'o,ve tile ___ h _- ___ ‘_ __ .
plants. These l-an-ge from large ones we can easily .see like the
th octal, held_ since last meeting, enjoyed. The next meeting will 10 _ ._ .;_ B H 1,1 - t diimitge "1 1* U- VC-Yswrce in the int/crior doeth it not. to him it ie sill.- wlessgwen. $30.30 was realized. held at the home of Mrs. Walter §:_;€_"___,_____ 5`:___‘__‘_;;c_m;_’__`510raasued1mgS_of rorcsliti- The -densest 'bird tpop- James 4:17.
thistle, the .pat-(|y_ the wm,¢1.10-use It was decided that three new Simpson, Bay View. M1118 Ha1‘l101°- wewnung _me _gmo__vmh _or new u..atirlll ovcr a-ny consiid-eira'bie area OCTOBER 20
the locusit. dowil to small forms, ruets, scalce.mould-s and then again to bacteria and protozia too email
bil d I applied for tilc school, Supervisor, will 118 1110140111 at 1-1115, _ _ if __ 3.- th |_d__ 1', 01| 11"-i‘»‘i 10111111 ll! 40 acres 0f Golden `al'sI; ll :fail-r container. The next meeting and give a demonstration _kif_0‘_;__ w‘;‘“L§'nbcf, i.-nie Park. san Fmnclnco, where il\UMli.lTY -Aron EXALTAT-lon meeting will be llolll On 0Ci'1l1€1' On S\1lJD<‘-1‘ 131511011- .v_,_\,]1',_,_ (,Hi,.¢ m.he,,.,, has béen |e,,Sen_ 404 pa,!l~,i rc-pre-sen-bin.; 36 species. -‘Humble yollrselvee therefore un-
' ' ‘ ~ ol-'ol' 10 -pzlins io' tllc acre, 'wore dei' it-he mighty iland of God that
to see with the nakedeye. 24- 11,1 7 11-111- ' _ l ed :lull tferillizing of ~i.he soil -froill , _ _ ‘ _ _ _ »
The bacteria and protozea are
vegetable and animal respectively hut we usually lump them under the name of germs.
_-N01 Only do insects, rusts, smuts,
East Baltic.-The regular. 11100 1 _. _ _ _,Mm I 5 b 2,1 blctdlng ill 19116, and next to this he imay exalt you in due tllne.- 1
Murray River.-Eighteen nleln ing of this Clilb was held at this mit ‘~~"'l1‘~‘l°5 VW” °“ 1° C ` vi-'is l-Ile record _ of 23 ac-res con- Peter 5:6.
bers and seven visitors inet for home of Mrs. Geo Robertson on S00 ___e____,0rwd poles bum in -iihnpti in five \_\_;0c|.;--4 0_1' me \-nigga
tile-regular lneeting of this Club at September 18th. Nine members and G__r________y ___o__ __ _Swedish c___e_cmc ,_.f (heyy (;l_\.3,-M,-_ _Mm _Wham were l¢¢->----
the home of Mrs. George White- three visitors were present. After Do“_(____________“____________m uno am _nusmy W-ML. nemo-g 210 pains elf natlive ' '
Se t 11 Aftel the slil in of the Ode the nllnui 1 bird-l 130 species, bes,id‘es 14 pair;
,_D ,on p. . ‘ gi! ` "` Q "gf," 1* 5'. ,
males and germs 'mack 'farm veg' lllhyreglllhiropening the business oi es of last meeting were read and 23 :_`__f_tL_1_?;‘é"a_n; lln(';“§B_th1‘;‘2,al:li|§d of IDn_o.':'g1i_ ,.,p.1|-r0w.5_ 3;-rds,rt-spon/\
station and farm stock, but wllil animals and plant-3 are alive wit-hi various forms of parasites of the salma ki:-ids.
Co through a wood lot, a piece oi
bush. a virgin forest and see the eittent to which the trees, bushes, plants of all kinds ure .wornl eaten, gally, craw-ling wiill enemies wliicll -feed upoll t'hcim_ _
-Examine 'tho nqilirrels, `wood
chicks, ducks. evcn the skuilks you may shoot. Wood ticks on the-m. tapeworms and thread worms in iheil‘ intestizhi all more ol' less nt- tacked by other “forms ol`1lfe- whlch are-‘”pal"asitleh` on them.
The bass you catch, ii' you are
so lucky, are wormy also. Fish flesh. iowl andftree, -iruit, veget- ables evci'ywhel'e-andall the time invaded by these parasites.
it is not strange then is it tiiat
lnall -hl~.1‘.‘.iel-f -fill-ould be attacked by some oi ‘the-‘se parasites and germ-3? Ol' course we all know to our cost that man does not suffer frolll tllenl ill lli-s olvn person as well as through 'their attacks on his plants and animals.
it is only for us to see some of
those that attack--i mall, nlosqul- toes, stable -ilieii, ticks, itch mites, tnpclvoirn-'l. round worms, lice and so on. But mali‘s wor-st personal enemies among-st tile parasites are ino'=t ci -them too -‘-'lnall to see, they are gcrlna. These are animal or 110381-llble growths, but require a powerful microscope fo make them cial' to _the eye. For iliatsuce the germs~the little plant-s-that pro- duce iilptllerla require a miscros- cope whi-cli makin the object look- ed at appeal' 1.000.000 times as large as it really l-i_ Even then the diptheria germs look no'lar-ger
in sn oi~din_ary book.
The germ ol’ tubcrculosi-s is quite
different. in appearance from the diptheria genm and grow.-i and acts very dliifsrently' botll in-side the lluman body and witllin the body. Illit it is juflt about tllc -la-mo tlizc ne the dipt:licriu gcrlu and rcqllll-cs it-_similar intisoroscopo to ulilkc il large enouizli _io -see.
Why does the il’rnvilli'iill flozlrll
or llcalih tell you ull this? llc- lrnlise its biisillceis. its rcanoil for exlstlilg asa -brailcil of the l_’l~ovlli-| cial iiovcrnmellt is to help you get rid of the parasites iliui. ,iiiuck lllall, ‘just as it is the llusincfri of t-he Departiiient _nf Atgrlcultilri-_ to 'llclp you get rid of the piirilsites l1‘1'1 111111011 yillll' slack iilillmils uild .\'oilr 'vegetables und .grain-s and fruits. '
Nellllor our Agricultural Dvpllri-
ment nor the iloltril ol' iieiilth rilu i<el_aa.Vw1lcro. without your help. Yell onnnoi. help if you :lml't lill- tIersi.ilnrl._ .YOu hnyu iroublm with lilo corn-borer. the potato bug, the blaclrheml in turkeys. iioiwiiulcril and so on, hilt :liter all these don‘t uitilck 3'0". 110111' Wifi- `¥0ur child- ren. But the parasites of 'uber- °‘“10‘3l1i- dlptheria. scnriet fever. the
_/enercal diseases, pneumonia, typ- lold fever and many others do, some or -more-. or _aiiibf t-hem attack 51:11-. 1:1111.. 1°" i.‘.l""°" °'
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:iid child ,fr 1-_Mem-gGf__ Let q,§;1` ` 111- _Nfl _iiisoseics :H 11 .111 “-1 ._-'piallts and
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§gnZ1‘g:l:|°'--1:.” lllilllestlon: colds:
_-mnmlf 9 ~‘fll¥er_or or the
Y ll1llI0l' ill! 0( (meg
mother iv-lu ana
excellent
pp- ‘ _ _ , my ,-0 him- were numerous enou b. 'fht
wwe lempomry mud’ but LM “C” l,`:|(;izxilngugfetllgggéieiitlng migay, School is to he wllite-wished and removo the trouble. in those days me _____uc|Ds_ w$m_ rem] by two of mum |,aint|nK dana The next 111018 ‘l’°1'° “`"".V “"11’1’1"f*~ - Nall' U". ,,,(,n-||`,¢i§-§`~|¢ Wag d0¢|(|._»¢| L0 meeting will be .hold at the llomi-_ _llicillczil s-cielicp lliMlel'siail.l.~l thai l`_____c um d'es'kB In the school van or M,-“_ _|_ 1-_ K.,||y_
rilollnlntlsnl is it disease oi the _"shed Sonm mam were mann .-111°°‘1- “|111 "W1 Wm' 1"’°‘1' "l"1:_ [nr milking some articles of cloth. Borden.-'I`liis` Institute inet ut
Wil 1110011 1111! 1111111 01' W0111011 0 . . fi tiln home of l\lro.'l'tobert MscPht-l'- 0113’ B89 C1111 11011' i'111‘11i1‘i11115m~ gl|l;‘;h3|(;5§’l1p|tl,:o“¢x:`l:,',n9¢:lainie-5: son oil Aug. 22nd. Ten members Ther” “re ""‘“1' °ld°"l1' 1’°°`1’l° "lm bil hold nt the homo of Mrs. Walt- 111111 0110 1/1111101' ‘V010 1110111*-111 have never felt li twihnc er rhcir cl, schm.mm,_ After the iihgihg ni' the one thc lmgtisrii, and many people who uave 1 regular business of the meeting lconquereii it by s!lni1l.\' knalrlilk Avei-iles".-Tilis institute met followed. A paper entitled "'l‘hc illlil' blood rlrll 1111-1 111110- T11" for tilt- regular. nloeting at the Home" was read. It was decided blood envlclilni; rivulliii’f‘ 01 UP home oi Mrs. Leigh Warren on to begin work on h couch cover. ‘\Viilisma‘ -Pink Pills is becoiiiilig september liltil. Seventeen niemb- One new-_member was added tothe
every year more wiilcly_kn_01\'n. |1_;1_i1 ers and nino vi_sltors were pres-ziit. Ciub.‘1'he next meeting wili. _ be
-more general use -1 iicse p 11 ‘After the regu ar
has robbed lheulimilslli of ll~1 101" es the reports of :ei-s, At the iirnt nllin of il-wi' 1110011-' committees were
which ig shown by loss of appetite, comlnittenl-i
Iilll
exercis- held at the home oi’ Miss Georgie
Bend. t ___
new ‘ - '-
-ii n, protect
1r~e:nel'ateli ltrom coal or oil fuel.
but in i-is 'r-:-ltiher special -field the e'i-ecil~ic hoilier he-s so far won tile favo-i' of engineers ‘th--it il I~‘.re-nch au.tilor.ity estimates that in the -w-ofriili 1-hem are now in use or under coils-‘l.ruc‘i|lon several hundred elecfiiric betlilers, capable of -trans- forming nn aggregate of half a lni‘ITi‘-lon ii-arse-power of electrical energy into ilhe nleclbanieal energy of sin-ani. iln very recent. years ‘me use of' 'the electric -boiler has spread i-rom. lthe inou-n-tainollls
-ineint, /notably Canada, w-llere un-its ds large as ~%,000 ki.l`owat.ts -have bc=:u in successful oporatloll. With *'°w .excc.p:ious. it ‘i-.ii n iicil willow the coei. ol' energy is tslizilt. and in .Kiwi-:‘o-ci'-eictrlc piails. d»u‘l~ing the bil’-;peak periods, sl'.i'll its ilighls. -h-'i‘i’-‘vlys amid. lsuntl-nys. ,the v:.r.v cfiiisiderallii-e su.nn’u-ai cucrgy avali- able can be uilil'l1._€;i. at pre;-iilca‘1‘Y no ad-diitlonlail expense 'to .lim power cnulpnny. ‘One coniluiclloils applica- tioii -cii' i-ho 'boiler .I-s ill i.llc llrge ne'pr;' -ip’-"il of northern New hill!- fenrl In-ull Canada. wliich. require lsr'ze_l:linl,o1unts of steam for ‘tileir pulp .-‘i‘g..=-sierrs and lilo drying 1‘01"0 oi' .idle paper luachlncs. E!<'.c'tri<: iboliens iliirl-y eiouletilucs be profitab- ly llserli for lnaiini-mining pressure -in cle-rd-ral -siirilon-s -during iihc ll-mrs when coal boilers- are shui. down: nl~.oi-'i"<_~r ‘nr-plloei-ion iii-l ln the hent- inifr r~~f i.ra.lr-_rl ‘dre~.vil h_v Ueciric I-ocolnotires; and tile-re are nllluer- ovs' oiiller trioeoini -ca-ses 'w.ll“l‘o sms-1| units may be profiltahltv <1n1ll‘_'io_ved- .for geneir-nil .he:it.i.u~':. Wit-h "#1 eflliclcnov of 98 lper cent. 1911 kilowattil c-f current give almost cy"/"dy lpne bcii-ler llloriie-.po\ve.r.'
Thiel fly, imp of »s.1I’lil»l'iis elec.tl°ic-
imil milf-.isis oi' il-n elect?-i'ica`lv, con- lw:‘.‘c:l rr-1'!‘nf wire \v-our'='l- on 41 '.'vl~.-‘s'.""--i r‘ece oi' 'vood grooved lonig~'.~fu‘tliinr.ily. and ihf\l.v‘lnK nil. t.l10 if--t 11 |-eis-‘tsmllce- ra"i i-o increase "~~ nurlr"-'1 'r-'~-vi" 1*. An oilorous \\‘rlx,v -rea-i.iil;r rl»’.t"n<-.'44 i-he \i'll':a to '-"ri w-ire. it-‘ie-re they are instantly »,”f=fn‘-~-o1~lil,e/l.
A lulliaut light for ri slnnll frec-
+'¢vl nip. nrconvi -le .produced by PW?-i'. K. I‘lu_ve-hlro. is Jeplnr-so oxl\eii1“<lli.cl'. by passiaiix o low ~=--'i‘nirr\- cnrrenll. i.irrour~~`i ft iflercllry 'fir-ment’ in fl. glass capillary tube. 'rite fnhe in lieated- almost instantly °x.n'ful.r»1. -.v»i¢iih at ilirilgfllt mlerculry. are Har-li.
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Old lady- Inn having her purse
restored).--Moy the Lord reward your honesty. sir.
Flndsw-if-yor .don't mind. mum.
l~'d just sslief- you would.
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more than of in
sec-‘-‘ons rd? Europe ‘bo this cont-_
tlle meeting was transacted. The ii r_ovcd. Two interesting 118110111' _ _ - in.. 110 l\1'0tecl’ion, nestin. most abnnd- --
Seereterv 'Pi-ensnrer reported 111111 "'11-llny's press and YeBte,.,,,._y~,. ‘,1.htf];°,l;'§f.ZS,,?;d;l’,f; f,ht;"‘;em_ nr-tly in prnnecteii agrees. A M|ssioNAliv NA'rioN
the dictionary and mop w\1lf=‘1 H110 and ‘°clieerininenn' were reed. “m_'q'a_, l,§_-,..._.., in ,,,C.-.,1.,_,.,,Lmd ag A mn' -i-hart. -nmol elecil-.ic buzih ___ had been nutllorlled 10 1111>' f01‘ 1110 Plans were 11111110 101' 1110 1101111115 550 Q0' 10(j“0"`1§§-voiutionls per minute 1S'fke my orr.‘~ln-ary iamlp in appear- Lesson ll October 14. school, had arrived. An interesting 0| ti Pie Social in tile Schoolhouse _,Dr 10 (___ 1_5 “m_mu_._E,3 and,_ after 3, ance, and fills info any Smndapd .___ reading by M188 1101011 W1111°W1W sometime during 111° early lm" "1 day 0,- tw., fm. ,,e§.;.~,§g -_,V-Ere ken; snolit-:. it -‘ms -tllie -usual eilectirieail Golden Text.-Ye are the light of 111111 ll 5110111113 Bee Hddml "meh to N°"'°“11101`» The "ext meeting will 'n mon-~‘ .sllitlil -i-lllree or’dour \vceir_~i_ coiit-art at tile -top. T-he oi/he-i~ con- the world.-Matt. V., 14. me enjoyment olllthle ehelitlnntqtlle be hem in we schoolhouse' l"“"”"w"4 ““""” "1 7300 pmnlm’ llcle MtlT'mllir` bil A mass Mig L ` 1' iT-d xix is ncxt meeting w le e a e ‘ "` as ne- -alt e C' t-om -ofa porce- esson ex .- .xo us . - ; ilonlo of Mrs. Hector Mcl.cau.1\'l111' "Cymbria".-This Club met for ___ __=g_ =______2_r_____=____ ti-li plug, wtifch has 3 groove with 1 Peter lI_, 9-25 Matthew XXVI-II., PHY R1V01’- 1 rc lar meeting at the home of ""“‘ =""' ,, ‘a i‘il.‘in-; ei’ plal-ltcr of 'Paris that 11120.
llillyill T. D. 11111K- W11e’l1119Y R1"'""' inellibi-.rs and seven visitors met lpl‘esscs»agsi-list ilhc enclosing- brass
0'Leary.-Tlils Club held il.ei\‘ on Sgptolllbcr 12th. Eleven menlb- for me 1-iggulpr meeting of this iiieil, -An :-xl-:fa turn trilter the la-mp The Israelities were God‘.-i peo-
1'f's11i11r “1‘='11111i1 "1 111°* 11°““1 °l ern and ten visitors \~'o1'o 1111150111- club ni the limne or Mrs. Wm- in screwed in einen hrenlin -tina lilo. They had special relations M111- Wane" G°1"`1" 0" se1’t°m1’°" After tile regular opening 01 1-11° MacDonald on September 20111- n‘.l:-ter seal. ‘The la-mp tileu turns “'11-11 G00- (1011 111111 0110S0n 1110111 11- “flee” ‘"°’“1’°"`5 °“‘l th"e° vis' Clllb a report. of the ice Cream ‘-I-he Westdent appointed at tile -Freely in irilc it-hell. keelping always out of all the :lations oi the world 11°" were 1f°“°“‘- Am" ““"`°““‘ Festival was given. silent; was Annual ,,,,,,,i,.g ,.,._.,ight-il and lurn. 1-. ,-C-,.tm.n»i contact, ent the shell 10 be His people. They were un- “liiil-" “"1” ""'“1 by Mi* """`“""' realized and it ivll-if ilooiiifii 25-‘iii ii -vvallier was alipolnied Prhhiil- fit- h-nt turn. when -bhrnznz ent. li-ed '-0 Him by especial nsroemout “"8" whlch an interestlng program of this amount be given to the P. eh for the ,.e,_,mm(1m. of me ymu-_ ;; . \,u.|h mil be ea-5-ily ,I-enmWd_ or mutual pronli-se. called li Coven- rm' the ocmbor mwtmg was d°` E l Hospital. An autograph quilt After tile reports i`l~olil lilo llilior- Among illd'lv‘i'dilals having ex. allt. God promised to be with “med “p°n' A F“"lg° Cmnest was 'I I alle and sold a short time 8 t (-ominiitees il paper “Do \\'0lil- '_-racl-d.inal'y resiatailre to electric 1141001- 11111101 1110111114011 10 01195' "lm" hem' Tm” mused a geeddeal was 'nlld the proceeds amounting 9: (ji-egg to please luc1l" _ \vas'currm1t~l was Solid Kelvin who is (1011. T110 113201110111 “'90 1110110 °f me"rh“°“t and added SME' to 1150831116 were donated to the Mi. 1-and At the next lneetingi which sill-iii -‘ri have sta-rtbe-d the crowd at 111111 W1111 A1"`f111a“1 and 1-11911 W11-11 _the institute funds. Arrnngenients Hsrbeét O__phmmge_ Plans `al.e Wm 'ha hem at me home of M,-s_ .,`, railway opening by grasping Jacob. Circumcision was to be the were made mr havmgrthe hmnze l f r the holdilig oi,A_ C ~ the roll call will be an- lsareliin-n-filed a crtpper conductor 5'5" 0" @9111 01' 1119 agreemelll- 119'
. being lnaie o url, _ plate on the Soldiers Monulnent “°“' _ . ,_ _ _ .. _~ t I _ , mg N- _in 500 v0m____ N h r __ tween ‘Gnd and israel. ln the first
ll h l F thc xt meetin “ Baum Romehme during Sep awerul “ml “ha "lm . bu on y g § . D a m reg 'portion oi our Le son Text we read
po s ei. or ne g - - I _ _--LL .h_. 1 ,_ ,I i _ _ -as each member is asked to bring H hlelllehltqllllg lllslllczllliizletll/l]rg~s.wll1g:\vs1l)ri 31411; li:,ill‘elli? al|l‘o‘¢ll1Iil‘l\Li\llil;“l<:2oilte2f1l1.1' 'llr|'|l;llteii il; hllllx-nut!-1l»¥1\il.L‘<?:cll1ll;u;-illlzlfi "_: lsmel' “ne” 113 ‘vonderful de` garmanl' “unable mr a child underlstead oil Cctober 17th Hn 11111" ‘ Lower Bedeque -This Club ilcid Cirynoss of the is-kin. ,l“'9"“““° 1101" 1':g1'l’1' renewlng the
two .V11111'1~l 01' nge, to be sent. to tho _ _ _ ,_ ' A' __ _ ' _ _I :_ _m J |Cove,nant with (loil :lt Sinai. and lie
nwcmm Wm be hem R1 me home present' A 'of l rs'10thp lflilieteen nielubers w.llicil"ex'perilnc.n'ls ill-arroliinlcrclall Gow* ‘h°"‘e" 1’°°111°~ or Mrs' G00' sheen' 1 New Annan.-Eievcll illtllnbcrS1;:l\¢lmi1`ollr visii.oi'.~i were '_prosent.l\\'1_y vrier-e .b1‘_Zl_ln _ a were of__yearsl____T_';°_;l___l_ °l;;';‘:__ n"_§"1__a_'|'_;’_;ls°“_____l~1‘_;";
Lower Freetown.-Eight mem- 01 11118 11181111110 11101 nl 1110 l10n10|Iloll call was responded _l_o_ \vit_:,_f1_-_80_:_____1_‘_i__l`_f;'11;l;_»_e R._) ._C_-il_a_il_lo_l_li_:u|wo_____ ________ht be h|es___ed_ _mit ____
1;- | [ init, , if ~ ti oi Mrs. Chester Tuplin oil Sept- an original piece of poo ry. | .» ._. .o e in- li... .Y rl “mimi _ |c_u_.t_ no ad .3
[YS an( Olll' V 01”? ll\0 Ui le __ _ _ _ _ [lg C QC 'I S 13 W H) regular ilieetliig of this iili-ltitllteiil'0n11>S1‘ 20111- /11101' 1110 11111811115 01 fudge contest was then held, i_l__i.l; l1(1_‘ol;1_._sii_i;_'; pr_og_l;e_e_sf\.__(l;l_niler_<;_i-_<;iclii_i_-_r(y take one kmd or Seed and grow it
the Hall on Septclubel' 20. After 1110, 000 1110 111111111011 0110-S1 111091- member giving fic for the t' ri c_i:"'- ._ s.s-re 11 “°9_ ‘ -‘ ,with ‘ipecm care Wm] Specially the singing of thc Ode tile nlinutcs ‘lug were reall and &l>D1’0V0ll- TWD prize, 2c for the second illld lc for a.1y cinmot ltloiilpetc u-ltli -that ‘
of last meeting were read and llilorenllng l>`nl1P1‘S 11/010111011 10011- tho third. Lunches were sold at adopted. The Secretary ’I'rc\:\_.<-.llrcr The sum of $1.15 was voted to go the school Fair and $6.15 realized.
;‘sp_i>rt;-zllthfhiit .$23.25 hai; bec_ii relll- tov_var;ieF1=lak_l_l;_g up _$5-00__f_i:_11' 11_1_€: 'l‘_l1ehne_xt illee_ti&z__s'lvll_lovl_J_;_:__d _ails ze a e co Dream ocia. The Sc oo ar. ellox mee Sw s e ome o . -
School Committee reported that be held at the home of Mrs. W. l-I. Farlane. _
the school was in need of lually Mosse.
improvements. it was ilocidiiil to Cardigan.-The 1118111111’ 1116611115
have tho interior of the school Central Bedeque.-This Club oi’ this Club was helil_at th; home painted during the fall vacation. t zt'tl homo of Mrs. J. .l. of Mrs. J. P. McNicholon ep ein- NGW 0011101111905 ‘V010 Hbpointcd l1‘lreiLz<;:l fill! Sept. 10th. Tell lnrlilb- her 12th. Fifteen members and five f°1' 111° 01111111115 111011111- A11 1111-01'- ers and two visitors were prcseilt. visitors were present. After the eating never "M0ll1o\"o Port in After the singing oi the Ode the singing of the ode the minutes S°1‘°°1 Llfe" WM 191111- T119 11011- regular business followed. The of lost meeting were read and 1n0011n8 Will 110 110111 111 1-0W01` f Ile dollar was vote-l for adopted. The secretaryh-l rcslanv- F1'°°10W11 H1111 011 001-01101' 17- 111111 :lien gupll recoil/ing the laiuzolit tion wns read after which she was a Fudge Contest will bo held. nlinlbrr of prizes at the School presented with an address :uid
F l . 'i`li. Socr t ry reported $25.- presoutiitioii. Miss Clenon Lewis
P"l°°t P°"d'”Th” "’5"1“"-"1‘5"’l ' Kill li-ulizlltl foretllfi Lecture. A was appointed Secretary Tromulr- hm °[ tm” '"“u"“l"' Wm’ hem "1 U1" motion was plissoil illiit all hills cr for tho reliialniior of tho yciir. A l“"'";" M Mm' JM' D' McE""l""'" for repairing tile ilierior of the vote of thalliis was tendered Miss 0" 1’_°1’l°"‘be" 1.9' N111" "'°'"be""‘ school be paid. A colniuittoe was Lewis for the use of llcr rooms Am" tlm singing or nm OM 1'1"’ appointed to plirchafie a fini; lor where the meeting have been lleill. lmld mm-0 vlsuom ‘mm m°"'°“l" tho School. A paper "Milk--A per- hostess nftci' which ll 1110111111111 H110-_ _‘gulf‘tf3;D‘;;(fasE`12gf3:§t:°':f ‘aaa feet -food" wnil read. After the Lunch was tllcn served by illc
. ` G "Y "|tl ' . t lieill rwsen] cl.
111,11? to flea" tho “'“'h°_°" gllllxhls fl)-1.11-i-l-o"srllloqi"l1}cetin;q\lv’an uKilsl)Ily's gross.-U-y'i`l(lls Cl11l1 1110'- 1i1'i\°ol'fllIrll‘ngelLl1<(>J 011:/tlltlg vlillitnl-ll” "“l°"""‘“" I li(friii:imi)»rNlilll-lilarmgillcmgiilltli
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ttmemhglH,°f uw "True Blue".--'l‘ile regular meet Scptelllbel' 3rd. Eleven nlelnbcrs -..._ ::.::; 1 "ii rl fi. iii' ‘l§2fi1.‘.§'
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Rh -` __ itll/rl‘:°.Uoli September lith. 'i‘llo ioil was hclil oil "Candy-1111114111!!-"
eumatlc Sunerers iucetillg opellcil with the singing 310.00 wus voted for prizes for the
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May obtain Relief hy enriching the hiinntee ei ini-it meeting were Schools- The next nlootlug will no
the Blood Supply read nnii adopted. Plans were then gold 111 1110 1101110 01 M111- -101111
~.- mndrrfor the serving of Lunch at n11l0S-
ill lilo dsvn oi' our |‘nt1|0|~s ant] the School Fair and it was decid-
g‘l'llildi'itillern, i-hoqnigiigm was oi] that one-third the proceoils be $1i'\¢1\°|-°-'l`-W0111¥'l-W0 \V0111(;11 thou lit in be the up |;|- ii _ given to the Fair. it was decided 11101 101-1110 108111111 11109111111 01111 11
" avo .lic pen
sity not illiddle llI'c and old age thnt three new blinds. drinking _“Istituto _nit tg; ll;>_i_no Sof_ iv{)rs_;
Almost (ivory (mic,-ly 1,0550" had cups and it baseball outfit be 1100111 110 110 011 0110111 9 rlieullliltlsill, us well as lunny 1‘“11l’11‘“l f°‘° 111° S°1‘°°1- 2'll:_'_ 2:,” g5§’5?1;a1;°:ld_{gge2;'|y young people. ii was tllouglit that _- ' _
,.heunm,usm WM .mc mem- (mm, Llnklettel-1.-This institute inc-t :;:;it;l_:.g E_l;i_i;ls_l_._oItw\_i$;\__ vggldog ol' exposure tu col dnnd damp, and al th_m'"' 9 Mn" 1_1' sv l“1"'°1' lm I I 1 _ M
. Se t. nth Fifteen members and Sinn 0 money or prison ol lo
it was treated w.i~ll llnhnent and. 1’ - .- - - , , hm a "cmm_m_ which eonwun-ws _tour visitors were -present. After 5011001 F1111". Dlovlillnl! 111° 01111111111:
favorahle`co:ldlt.iou-'i of isuni and water and heal and develop from It a better and more fruiliul vari- ety nnd then send the new seed out to the fanmers: so ollr Al- mighty Creator picked ollt one race from men and by giving it. special attention He developed it spiritu- ally and 'then handed on its spirit- llsl development to the rest of the world. All the world -today is rich- er because oi’ the privileges of spiritual intercourse with Him that God gave israel.
God gave ‘His -chosen people
special providential care. That wus their privilege. He delivered thi-_m frolll Iilgypi.. llc diiicipiiileii them into _llationhood iii -thc figlits lil thc wllderlli--vs, anti ‘taught i.-lleln to -depend on ilim by its barren- ln.-='ss, sud -gave illcm their laws and system of worship. llc placed them lil the i’rolni.scd Land, 11. little hill country between the great empires of Efgypt all-ll Assyrin. At their feet along the chore road of the Medit- errullcan they contiliulllly saw the great. kings of thc earth marching by to battle und they were taught lo realize that iiioir existence dc- iloilticil upon ilod alone. lie gave them -proepei-ily and withdrew it :ind subjected thrill to the purify- ing firm of exile. where again they cxperlcllcnil deliverance out of des- pliir to strollgldlon their faith. Of- lon the Old Testament compares israel to il vineyard cultivated by .il heavenly ,i'ili'mel'. Gnd gave lisrnel special care to develop itspirit- urilly. _
God gave ills people special pro-
mises, They are iiumimed up ill the Hebrew word ‘i'Jmanuel.` mean- ing 'God with us.' (lod’.l Provid- entlnl cure was always with His people. Aud"Hls presence in spirit- unl intorcoume with Abraham nnii
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text teaches that Cllristiallii are the new israel of God ini-ludod ill tho new Klllgiiolll cst:lllll.'~lllt‘i| by ills Soil; lilo new Christian people ull- ited lu God by il llow covcllazlt of which hiipllsiil is the seal. Chris- tian.-: are (io:i`s cllosnll people, cli- joylllg -special pri\'llegi~'< of provid- iiutai fnlileriy cure and spiritual intcrcolirse with God; are pronli- sed by God that Christ will be with us now through the Holy Spirit. and that He will come some day u-gain in` glory.
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emphasizes the distinction between lilo duties ol' the old chosen people und the new. Old israel had no Gospel io preach. Their racial boundaries were rigid. Their pri- vileges were for one rare only. Our :icw Christian chosen people is a natioli open to ull who will como
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