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That. Rob. after all these yes-rs. had

,‘ ‘ her and her problem, in- cluding 8i: Geordie, without either astonishment or‘ hesitation, did not

library. Evidently sir George had assisted Macbeth to set there, for she could hear the two men talking. Both looked up at her, and Sir George sprang to clear a place on the table and take the tray from her.

"You're a wonder, Aggy," declar- ed her brother, looking at the toast. "I've been offering Sir George the post of secretary, private sec- retary, a sort of liaison officer be- tween me, in my criqpied state here, and my New York office. I have a secretary there, but I want him at the office. I need s. man who can go to the city and get things done for me and st the same time take a look outside at the various jobs, and come here and give me an idea as to whether my plans are being car-

bide, and how late does your daugh-

dlhner to get and none to get it?" Robert MscBeth looked worried. “She ought to be home. We quar- reled, of course, this morning, but I hardly thought she'd leave me alone so long." "Something by-ordlnsra detained

she had had her mind made up

away. She'll he home soon." "Oh, do you think so, Yours a great comfort." then he

you. It. will be best for me, and there's plenty of room." Sir George, looking like an embar-

Aggy had taken the helm.

resumed Aggy, watching first one then the other, but evidently satis- fied that they were all 8099111! l’ long nicely, "are we to use our tit- les here or put them by. ls yo" might, gay, uhm we go home cabin?"

Robert MscBcth looked puzzled.

knew nothing about this aunt. ex-

st‘nate_scofch woman. who foolish-

aunt's real worth or only her odd ways and clothes and queer modes of expression?

"If I could only keep it from her," muttered Robert Macbeth. “I might try it as an experiment.”

"l " 't," declared S'r Goofs! quickly. "It's hardly fair. If we're to be in the house, she should know

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her if we kept it from her," dc- clared her Aunt Aggy.

"Roberta isn't that bind.“ retort- ed her father indiguantly. "She's not a snob. She's Just a naughty chil ."

sir George put up his hand for silence and rose, but before he could speak the door was flung open

"Hello. Dsdi" Roberta. called. “What's happened? No l-llhtl in the garage. No sign of Willys. No one in the kitchen. Where are the maids?"

"Ihey went away with Willys, as soon as your back was turned," her father told her. "Didn't you expect it?"

"I did not." ‘The flippant Roberta's eyes rested for just a moment on the nspicuously ‘ ’ young man who happened to be standing near her father's chair. She bent over her father and said in a voice that though low, reached Sir George: "What's Phoebus Apollo, or is it Adonis, doing here?"

Then before her father could prevent her, she turned to Bir George. “It isn't of course, includ- ed in the regular duties of butler but still in an emergency-if you

into a big hospital in the nos-in of lhgland. came intoit within a few hotus of one another, and each from a different factory. The first to arrive was a yotwl I111. who pre. sentcd tn the sllrlvon ajinger so b“!!! Wm b! b01118 csmht in the machinery that amputation seem- ed inevltabie. Scercsly had this poor limb been dressed, and the patient put to bed, before a man was brought to the accident room with a flnscr silnillrly damaged andtornbymachini. Aawlth the other case, the ti!!!" was dres- sed and the patient put- to bed.

Then b98111 the fiche A skilled surgeon backed by an attentive and earnest nursing staff, set him- selfouttodohisbeshliewssaux- ious to restore the damaged mem- bers so that, thblllh maimed in appearance and out of conformity with "titer fingers on the hands to which they were related, they might still be capable of useful and reliable service.

Weeks rolled by during which both the girl and the man had visited the operating theatre and experienced the deftness of the great surgeon's fingers, directed as they had been by s. muster mind. At four o'clock one fine after-

She looked from the trey to Lady ter generally stay out when there's Blndimni "T5 m“ the be“ W“ "m do?"

Quickly Robert MscBeth spoke with an appealing look at Aggy. "This is my sister, your Aunt Aggy, and she has kindly consented to help us out. Since you so strong-

declared Aggy. Ever since she housekeeping. I've instilled 1191' ll had glimpsed Roberts this momma hmueheeper!’

about that young lady, but she was had been free all her life from the not telling Roberta's father. "Don't encumbrance of relatives. Sh?“ l‘

put yourself out, Rob. She's no run this aunt who hsd come from s.- cross the seas unbidden. unannounc-

Aggy? ed

turned w Sir George. "I'd like you Lady Salldibtlll. and she stepped to stay here, Sir George, if it sulfa forward.

ly object, to the difficulties of

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"How do you do. my dear?" sold

Roberta drew back a little. her! eyes sparkling angrily. She B!" h"

euce of alcohol

43924.54; tied out m, not}. would put my car in the garage for noun e ‘m,’ moth" an“ m‘,

0152.12 Sandisoullooked at hlmdhfld “Ed; sandbox‘ took a quick mp :8: dsughtclii. Jtgfully the gar

n e approve , ‘You have one a e arcwe surgeon. » e

53;: , t» W A N well to take sir George here. Have firwwd’ but s“ 5mm‘ w“ bewre daughter's hand was whole and offer J R I N G a bit of toast, Rob, and let me put {fl-mi hm t be 1 n h m vigorous. Within an hour-o: that flour , ___ jam 0D n. n will set you up. And M 3 ed t; °m“*‘;w“°d"me- Joyful exit the theatre again de. rec“, f I Parties who have been breakink t° thlllk you two have planned it 2M m“ ° '°° mended the shellfish“ o! that "h" trllaboglxalgrlfmltltstdlvlvi bliivifft-ifi 2t out an yourselves without any help!" "Glad you take pleasure in your surgeon. Th“ flme- he w" to n. itles I the Provincial Exhibition Associa- s“ I°°k°d “t ‘hm m“ adwflng‘ work“ mm“ my“ 1,, . M, m" an am mm u“ w” M the won] ' tion at night are hereby warned 17' l a ‘ u“ 1 d“ with mm with u” onktim’ ‘mama

i ' Dom i that any future damage to proper- Sir George returned the 100k war- ve W y W” t p ‘y’ "c "5395 m m “@3199 W l!" m9 , Rem jtryzvgsftléytaeédsszcllgtiozihgviiint: in]: 11y, most men); hgltingqhimhmas he hand the finger hid be!!! 8mm. ;' ‘ will, l parties prosecuted u. the full eyxtcnt 3° he" his Aggy of old, but her "°'°h°‘111 i; °°" 1 é‘ 1,5,1“: ma’ m“ m u" m’ fm’ me i of u . of the law. brother smiled broadly. 1t was warm Y°“ l" "1 1° 111° i1 e5 l l~ 6 ° hand had been .- removed, now to Imp, ’ 815mg; 3y! R 0F DmECTO ing to him to 11nd how much h, everything, outdoors and indoors’. save a life an arm was to sacri-

M ‘368_7_1a_tr_ BS. m,“ Am "an 95pm he, 1mm; but we pay well. Have you arrange flced. .

a co cups-poverty, her no: of fsrnily- "l: "YW- fhl-hel‘? But why. you 11k. was the ons-

Free n; had she not contrived to marry a M? 4°53 “m 3°59“ Mwmth m", ‘Pflumm "mmul m m‘ cm, i baron“. when Maamm mm“ quietly, wondering what" effect this girls case. and usuccessfm inthe m“ . mum that titles meant nothing m "mild here 011 the girl. this gentle- cm o; eh, “no who surgeon; re-

The: R SA L E mm. bu; Any’, u“, m4 51,. 5,0,. men 1s my private secretary sndnhis ply to students who put for.

mo“ w, pram“ m m, hm,” w," . salary will hardly IJItQfGJf. you. ward a similar query may be of in-

yem- \_ I Property in Ch I n t some, o; pfldm secretary!’ repeated terest here. "The glrll was a life had‘ l, Bounded on Nam. by aijroolnegovgrt “while. we." sipping om. “a,” Roberta, the blood mountlnu to her abstainer from alcoho. The man.

. ‘or t Dn East by Upper Prince St, On 551d L541)’ 531141159". mmmnabll’ l‘ cheeks‘ she looked at the "ceding though but’. two yea" older than year Evens byuprolperty of Llpyd Btrehnzrit. ware that Sir George was admiring b3°kL°f1 thetnxnwmmlfiglhgdg tlwxgtrgez? gznpzwzz":

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of blood-poisoning, had R1118 110w reduced that a. wound slightly septic quickly ai- fected a _wide ares, and made strictly local treatment ineffective." Within the blood are the white uva,\lR1U8. These are ever on the alert to seize invadnlg germs tint may harm the body. In the pres- these wondefirl

so considerably

llfeaavers become tcrpid and i11- effeetive with germ life thrives."

the remit that

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WINES 0F T!!! OLD TESTAMENT

Perhaps no subject, taken from

father. who had outwitted her in the rassed Apollo, thanked him. He will first move of their diffifcult Esme. thinking rapidly that never had hi8 a quick glance before she could con- luck been greater than now that trol her voice sufficiently to 111'- pleasantly: "How do W“ W» 5'1"“ "Afore your daughter gets back." Th‘s is s. great surprlsdf‘

(To 3o continued)

DABNSOLIITI W. I.

11m regular monthly-meeting of the Earnsoliffe women's Instltuet He had forgotten that Roberta w" he“ m m, "ma; ma“ m. Tuesday, July 12, with l0 membors cept that she was a liflor Ind Ob- p Meeting‘ - ed by 11mins "In- iy refused the money he had 01' stltuts Ode’ followed by recital of fered. How would she take this new grgcd, after which minutes of pre- element he was lntrcdlwlnk 11190 vlous meeting were read and a- his home? Would Roberta see her dopted.

mu call was then resmhded to by ten members.

Moved and seconded that we

The sum of 84 was voted for same.

purchase a dictionary for school.

Moved and seconded that Mrs.

the Holy Scriptures, has been more misunder ‘ d than that of wines of the Bible, and persons upholding intoxicating liquor delight to con- sole their guilty conscience with the thought that God permitted wine to the human race. They are sat- isfied and go no further to dud out what kind of wine God permitted audtoknowthatcertsinwines were absolutely forbidden at all times. After a careful study of the wines of the Bible, I am satisfied that: in- toxicating liquor was never sauc- tioned at any time, but continuously condemned: not the immcderste use ofit was condemned, but the very substance that contained any aloo- hol.

I will not be able to deal with all the passages in the Bible where wine is mentioned, as they would require a rather large sise book, but I hops to group all passages in such a way as to make it very clear,

when reading the context, to knosr the nature of the wine used.

Roy Mutch, and Mrs. 814110! M6‘ Leod act as delegates for the Dis» trict. COIWGnVOD. Eek committee had no report. It was decided to have a grab bag at the neat meet- ing which is to be held in the school. cake committee, Mrs. Peter McInnis, v.4 mo. Don Mclsaac. ;Mceting closed by singing ‘the m- tlovnal Anthem. Lunch was then rrved bv Mrs. Roy Mutch. A‘ let- ter of svmocthy was sent to Mrs.

To begin with, the original writ- ing cf the Old Testament was in the Hebrew, and we nnd that there are nine diflerent words used for wine. Most of these words signify different kinds of wine.

1. The word tlrosh. used in the following passages, is spoken of as universally good. In every instance itisciassedwithfoodandapprovsd of by God. The literal meaning is 1"" W "l" INN Juice, sud is

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pressed: Gen. 27: 27, 37; Num. 18: 12; Deut. ‘l: 13; ll: l4; 12: l'l; l4: 23; 18:4; 2B: bl: 33: 28; Judges 9: l3: II Kings l8: 32; II Ohron. 91: s; 82: 28; Neh. l: ll; 10: 3'1, 39; 1s: ll, 12; Psalm 4: 'l: Prov. 8: 10; Is. 24:7; 86: 1'1; 62: B; 65: 8; Jer. 21: 12; Hos. 2: 8, 9, 22; 4: 1i; 'l: l4; 9: 2; Joel l: l0; 2: 19, 24; Mic. d: l5: Hag. l: 11; Zach. 9: 11.

9- Ylyln is a very general term for every form of drink made from the Juice of grapes. It; would seem unfortunate that more distinction was not made between the fresh, the boiled and fermented grape wines. But, just as cider is a very general term for the Juce of apples, wheth- er fermented or uufermentcd, so in u" "m! WI! "fir!!!" is the iuice of grapes, whether fermented or unfer- mented.

Th! WW‘! "yin is used many more times in the Bible than any

God. This raises thc question as to “h” kind 01 “yay " God approves of and what kind He condemns. Thebestlcsndcnistolétthe Bible speak for itself:

Isaiah s: u-“wor: chm them that rise up early in the 519mg”, thet they may follow strong drink; that continue until night, bu; my” inflame them!"

We know this is the fermented wine. because the Pure Juice of the flaps is cool and refreshing; only fermented wine would inflame and bring into a feverish condition; it is the alcoholic beverage that w“ y; pronounced upon. _

In Proverbs 20: 1, we have: "wing

ll e muster. strong drink is raging; and whosoever u ammo thereby is not wise.” 1* 1' *1" dfldly poison of alcohol “l” “My” u. umn. u lurks m I Ilsss of otherwise refreshing wine, but fatal are its elects upon the ‘pmmfl- 111°"! "i! Physical nature cf a helpless human being.

Here are some of the eflects of "W110! liven in Prarsrbs 28: 29-32;

“Who hath woe‘? Who hath aor- row? Who hath contentions? who ""1 Wblinm Who hath wounds without cause? who hath rednegg of eyes?

"n"? m" ti"? 10112 at the "m" u"? "It Io to seek mixed wine."

"1'°°* 11°‘ the“ "Don the wine when it is red, when it giveth m; "i" "1 the our. when it month itself arlght, ,

“At the last it bltcth like a m. 90119. lid Il-lnleth like an adder."

It is [impossible to have fermented “m” "w" d"!!! described or m" wPhli-lvllly condemned.

111011. in Leviticus 10:8, we ha"; ‘The wan spake unto Aaron, w- 1118. Do uothrink wine-nor itrong drink. lbw. nor thy sons with thee,

sometimes used in referring to the lilies in the grape before itiis even

when ye so um the tabernacle 0g

"10 mmsstwn. mm cu: mom's.» sediments would have u» neb-

other word for wine, and it is both, body wants to have nothing to do

approved oi and condemned by j with it, but treats it as an intruder,

be a statute for ever throughout your generations: l

“And that yo may put. difference between holy and unholy, and be- tween unclean and clean."

Hers fermented wins is condemn- ed on the ground that it is unholy and unclean. Why? Because any- thing containing alcohol is in a state of putrcfactioh or decay. All science agrees with this fact, and science also proves that alcohol is not changed by the action of the human stomach, as it does not con- tain any of the elements found in the fruit from whose decay it had its origin.

Dr. A. H. McMurty writes: "It did not require college training, but merely my sense of smell to tell me what chemical analysis has so often demonstrated, that alcohol com out of the body as it went in, which is a pretty suguestlve hint that the

as it, treats every other foreign body and gets rid of it as soon as pos- sible."

So we flnd it is the fermented “yayin" that is condemned in Scrip- ture. Therefo it is easy, by read- ing the contcxt of any passage where "yayin" is used to know whe- ther it is fermented or unfsrmented.