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the georgetown herald wednesday evening august 6th 1941 r timely topics for women will it be stateswomen next v j b priestly renowned as an au thor and lor his plainspoken talks over the radio has expressed some very progressive ideas about women it is up to the women he says to assert themselves a little more in pub lic and a little less in private the male delights id destruction and in ifrpe destructive gadgets those twin delights must be tempered by l feminine influence in the future he believes that when the turmoil of war is over and people settle down to reconstruct society on a new basis women and middleaged women at that should take over at least 60 per cent of the government of every ountry he backed bis suggestion by pferplalning that since government is reahy glorified housekeeping and since women are by nature housekeepers it is only logical to suppose that they will be able to undertake sueb govern mental housekeeping with greater suc cess and far greater ease than men miss fanny hurst well known am erican author agrees that women should be given a larger share in the affairs of the nation she says a great indictment faces the male he has made a colossal failure a man must always save his lace watch a man drive a car hed rather drive into a jungle than ask the way rather go bllnoly forward than admit he doesnt know men hive always been warmakers women on the other hand nave al- wavs fought war and sought for peace its true their attitude has been some what sentimental at times but give them a chance they cannot do worse than the men have george bernard shaw famous for his perverse wit and because he never agrees with the way things ore be ing done is also an ardent feminist he believes that women are the crea tors and guardians of the human race and all his life has sought to have women given wider social powers he says the world we live in is full of vice filth injustice poverty and misery it will never be re generated by soup kitchens and chari- ty it will only be made over by really creative people by people who can bring order out of the chaos mr shaw believes that one must look to women largely foe this crea tive power he says the especially gifted have the responsibility of using their gifts to bring three things into society or der as represented by organizing genius intelligence and beauty as rep resented by the clear and subtle in tellect and virtue as represented by the loving chiding guiding genius of women nothing he insists is any good unless peoples souls are educated as well as their minds and bodies these are but three expressions of opinion by people of prominence hi recent times but i am sure that many others agree with them that wo men must share equally with men the responsibility for the new world order of the future i personally believe they should if only for this one reason that women once they sight their ob jective clearly are less apt than men to be deterred in its accomplishment by redtape tradition custom or other trifling setbacks or obstacles t t t by barbara baines jam fob britain the red cross is calling for groups of women to volunteer to make jam for britain this year they are un dertaking in cooperation with the womens institutes to ship 300000 pounds for use in the military hospi tals war nurseries and centres for bombed civilians the red cross is supplying the cans labels and cartons and looking after shipment and womens organizations church groups and social clubs are supplying the fruit sugar and labor groups unable to make jam but anxi ous hvhelp may contribute money to have the jam prepared at a cannery five dollars pays for approximately eleven fourpound cans which you may have labelled with the name of the ddnatlng group the strawberry season is over but groups organlzipg now will be in time for raspberries plums peaches grapes and apples it will prevent waste if the help of a household science graduate is enlisted to test the jam before it is sent to the central depot groupt willing to help should notify their lo cal branch of the red cross or the womens institute t t for our scrap book there is only one way to get ready for immortality and that is to love this life and live it a bravely and faithfully and cheerfully as we can henry van dyke your dog in hot weather hot weather is hard on dogs lust as it is on humans on a blistering day recently i saw a lovely little coc ker spaniel that had been left lock ed in a car he had his face up to the one window that had been left open an inch or so and his tongue was drip ping it is hard to understand how anyone familiar with how hot a car left in the sun can become could be so inhuman on warm days dogs should have some special care if tied outside they should have a shady spot to lie their meals shoild be light and include plenty of vegetables except potatoes milk raw eggs raw lettuce and to matoes or tomato juice and a little finely ground fresh meat bones are very bad for house dogs that is ex cept the large tough ones for them to chew on they should be given plenty of fresh water especially if you take them on trip with you when it is very hot it helps to wipe their faces with a did cloth and let them sleep on the ire floor if you have a very young puppy that whimpers and gets lone- flome at sight try putting an old alarm clock wrapped in a cloth in his basket with him the ticking will make him think he has company book review the dark house by warwick deeping mxjelland and stewart 469pp 250 warwick deeping has written more than fifty books and won for himself wide popularity among the readers of popular fiction dark house is the story of john richmond brilliant am bitious young medical doctor who has set his heart upon making a name for himself in london as a consulting sur geon but his dream was shattered- when the small inheritance which was to see him through the lean years was lost through the weakness of his bro ther disillusioned and slightly bitter h was forced to accept junior partner ship in a small country practice there he met lucy with whom he fell in love they were married and haa young son normal happy years fol lowed he won the confidence of the townspeople and prospered but he had always had a hard streak in him and now the old restlessness re turned what of the brilliant career he had planned he began to drink and gradually drifted into an affair with the wife of one of his patients lucy who was able to understand his turbulent na ture and his resentment at the dull ness of we in a small town forgave him more of the plot i will not tell you xcept to say that for a while it seemed as though he must pay the full penalty for his recklessness and treachery it is a bitter experience but it teaches him something of loyal ty and humility and he learns before it is too late that profound compas sion without which no man is the master of the craft of healing t t t pickled english cherries olives and other imported relishes aie quite apt to be scarce next win ter so why not plan to do your own this year pickled fruits such as cher ries grapes peaches plums pears crabapples and of course pickled wa termelon rind are just the thing to go with sandwiches for the late snack and are grand to have on hand to serve with salads particularly for the buffet luncheon or supper youll like this recipe for pickled cherries 3 quarts english cherries 3 cups vinegar 3 cups sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 1 teaspoon whole cloves 1 teaspoon stick cinnamon brine the vinegar and sugar to a boil add the salt and spices wash the cherries leaving them in clusters on the stems pack them into clean hot jars and cover with hot syrup silver knife may be used to prevent jars from breaking seal and store in a cool dark place they will be ready for use in six weeks but will keep indefinitely if you would like to have the re cipe for any of the other pickled fruits mentioned above send your request to barbara baines in core of this paper international otovobx sunday school lesson jambs teaches consistent christian living the worlds news seen through the christian science monitor an xnirrnmtumd daily newtpmper fc tnrfhfti conmctiv unmued fi from i b editorial an timely and itutracttw and it dals film- together with lb weekly magnin sactim liafcs t wumittt mm urn i n mps fag tbm horn ttw ortolan 9dmo pnbuahing soeurr on norway scram boston mamcbttaftta price 1200 yearly or 100 a mimik bfrrtat beua including magmxirj section 260 yac introductory offer 6 iaaue 25 cent samplb copy on request 8000000 co sunday augubt 10th 1mi golden text pure religion and undented before ood and the father is this to visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction and to keep hmsek unspotted from the world james i 27 lesson passage james 1 1722 2 1417 4 1317 5 12 were thanks with every gift express ed each day would be- thanksgiving were gratitude in every heart each life would be thantellvmg gods gift it 18 where does the sunshine come from everyone knows that the source of light la the sun we do not earn it or make a contract for it we receive it daily as a free gift where does goodness come from truth and love are gifts from god just as the creator sends sunlight to bring forth fruit upon the earth so does god give his grace that human beings may show forth the beauty of holiness we cannot take full credit for our charac ters the good in us has been made possible by the will and love of god such is the teaching of james the brother of jesus who wrote a letter to jewish christians scattered far and wide except for the introduction it is not really a letter it is rather a collection of sayings it is one of the first books to be written in the new testament it contains homely pithy practical teaching but the stan dards were learned from he lips and life of jesus himself james was not a follower at first but after the re surrection he became a believer later a leader in the jerusalem church and he was martyred for his faith mans part 1922 much is done for us but we hac also to do much ourselves growth is made possible in a field by the light and the warmth of the sun but the farmer has to cultivate the land and sow the seed and reap the harvest a good character is a witness to gods grace but that character was fashion ed in part by discipline to live a good life we have to learn the laws of thing we have to resist tempta tion we liave to be actne in doing good if everything were done for us we would become lazy ifnfe had to ao everything for ourselves we would be discouraged actually we may live at our best when we form a partner ship with god accepting his gifts gladly and using them to our utmost no matter how many books we read our reading is ineffective unless we learn to think and speak for ourselves no matter how much religious ritual xe see and hear it does not register irvtll we put into action the truths we are taught in worship faith and works 14 17 scholars have tried to show that james was having a controversy with paul on the surface it looks a though james extolled works while paul held up faith as the first essen tial actually there is no conflict be tween the two ideas we need faith in order to be inspired to do good deeds our thinking in the long run determines our action yet belief is not complete until it issues in action no amount of oratory about loyalty or singing of patriotic songs could have made the victory loan succeed it lequired planning cooperation pub licity conviction and willing sacrifices in order to o or subscribe the loan fervour anc shouting have their place but those who signcd on the dotted line and paid over their cash made possible tlc support of canadas war effort in like manner the singing of missionary hymns in a congregation m be only a pastunc unless there tudy of actual mission work the fencing forth of misionu ie and the glmiig of money for their support jesus would not let emotional people use religion as an escape he insisted upon conduct consistent with the pro fession and practice of public worship knowing and doing 1417 it has been well said that the real ghosts in life are unwritten letters and unpaid visits about many littlo things procrastination is the thief of time we plan great achievements but neglect to begin next week month or next year we hope to find time for private devotion or public service but it is always tomorrow and tomorrow in the bible the emphasis is upon now if we have the impulse to do some kindness let us act upon it at once for the opportunity may not come again we never lived this day before we shall never be able to live it again we do not know whether we shall be allowed to live tomorrow or not a poet has said act act in the living present heart within and god overhead intentions are good but of themselves are insufficient number of good resolutions can atone lor inaction our sins of oi make us just as guilty as our sins of commission ptety without perfor mance is in vain worship without works is mockery unless conscience is translated into conduct the moral sense will soon be blunted to live in conscious dependence upon god gives spiritual peace and is a spur to ac tion our opportunity to serve at all comes to us through the loving will or god telling the troth 12 are we the kind of people who need to swear boisterously to make oursel ves believed it is a selfrevelation if we think that we need to reinforce our statements with loud oaths if we have cultivated the habit of trust worthiness our friends will believe ua wtthbut the emphasis of profanity it la commonly said of an honest man ttat his word la as good as his bond no proverb says of a swearing map that his tromlse is as good as his carrolls aylmer choice tomatoes 2t 15c it ida sugar fc loo luxury paocak syrupi60 bll 17c ground nutmeg ox y plow- pc puree 2 pkj 19c c tomoto if tblo salt ypk shirriffa fruit pudding tin 25c mcloreria nut cake a crusi i 27 flour noodles pk i oka fcc aunt dinah molasses tin 10c eagle brand milk tin 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sauce btl i for gr bistopkg 9c hem baby foods 3 tinr 25c v i for i victory kleenex pk ioc zsc p c soap 5 bra zlc ivory snow pi 23c crisco tin tic 59c xtuxwhite polish btl 14c harry homes custard powder 6ox tin 23c christie batter tarts 2 for 5c help canadian industries lobster tin 17c z7c ihallmanns mayonnaise aylmer tomato catsup it 12c lc sale of odex a cakes x8c javex concintrati 16 ox bottle makes gallon of finest 0 javel water doi 29 grapefruit 5 for 25 no 1 new potatoes no 1 cooking onions peck 27 3 lb 14 tomatoes apples cantclonpe at market prices rtiit rih vegetable prices until saturday night only phone 357 free delivery main street georgetown oath qilel honesty creates confi dence that will endure no amount of jhomlslng ecn tnonfh cur promises are interlarded with curhc and oauis will tnke the place of telling the ruth and keeping ones word why should it be necessar for witnesses lo be worn in a court we should nil tell the truth nlwavs just as though we were giving eidenre in a court of law the imjjortant tiling about a lie is not that it may sometimes succeed bul that the toller of the lie becomes a liar society soon breaks dovn when we cannot believe one another there has 10 be honour een among thieves questions for dlvcuvsion 1 when did i lait count my blessings 2 what does the saung of a soul in clude 3 do my word- and deeds how team work 4 if the lord will who ls con- troling my life 5 how is my faith affecting my con duct a lifelong nnd beloved resident of erin township passed away at the homestead on the sev en th line at midnight tuesday july 22nd in the person of margaret young in her 87th year she spent her life on the farm where she died and had nursed and cared for nine of the family who predeceased her one brother george young of aurora ls the last surviv ing member of the family she was a member of the preayterian church and some years ago was a regular at tendant at bums church erin the funeral took place from h o bowes chapel humburg on thurs day afternoon and according to the request of the deceased was private no flowers and a closed casket a short service was conducted by rev d turner of hillsburg pretibyter- lan churcji whose comforting words closed with the quotation of tile hymn peace perfect peace miss bthelyne mooney orton sang that beautiful and appropriate song good night and good morning the pallbearers were neighbouts messrs john berry william jacteon gordon jackson earl jackson andrew j lindsay nor man rkder interment was in the fa- plot at erin cemetery erin advocate men of 30 40 50 pep vim vigor subnormal want norma pen tim rigor italitjrt try oatrcx tonic tablets contain tonics tlmulnnta oyster elements nldfl to normal pop after 90 40 or 60 oit n nporlitl introductory lz fur only 35 try thla aid to normi1 nn nnd im lodny tor sale it all good dru atorca olt from the city awav from the citvs roar and heat through the meadows and byway lam out ft here the northland woodlands meet rivers jrd lakes in natures fanes out fthere the giant forest tree majestic timedefying stand where auroras lightshafts breeze up from the north poles horizon band out where the tinkling raindrops beat dulcimer tappings on the leaves making the music fairies greet softly drip from the tall trees eaves out where the winds of the northern zone still wetlipped from icebergs kiss ed meet the hotbreathed zephyrs drone making it melt in the meetings mist out where the wild bird tunes his flute out where the partridge drums his snare theres where the vlreo lilts his lute theres where the blue cranes stand and stare out where the night hawks wheat grows dark tick the tops of the tallest trees out where the distant wolfpacks bark out where the wild flowers call the bees away from the citys heat and roar past the meadows and farmland fields where we can walk on natures floor and drink m the joys the outdoor yields ralph gordon 638 crawford st toronto umehduse eluded- usiurs thp vma ta mis lemyre and bettj and mr bill outer with the posts mr nnd mrs dan dorie and uom 5uuesj hnmllton witu the mr and mrs earl scott and oarry of lo mr and mr thos halne and children of glen williams with me scott s mr and mrs e morrow and mr and mrs arthur ia and children of toronto with mrs r lane jwr alex wright home from to- mr bill newton home from malton misses aenes margaret and jean robertson arc spending a week with mr and mrs a w benton mr and mrs prank mummery and mr and mrs hayes of toronto with mrs c mummery on monday mrs mcclory and patricia and mr brown visited mrs p shelboume mr and mrs e sanford and miss doris mitchell attended the poole- poster wedding in the church of st mary the virgin in toronto on fri day mr and mrs e miller and russell spent the week end at port severn mrs j r o sutherland and child ren are holidaying wlsluer mother at her cottage at grand bend mr and mrs a hill owen fted nnd vivian and miss shirley wright enjoyed a motor trip north this week mr and mrs c e meredith miss helen meredith and mr arthur gam- ble motored to manltoulln tbim g week end a number from here enjoyed the splendid garden party at the glen on friday evening miss bertha shelboume spent a week in toronto mr and mrs win proctor and mrs godwin and child with the mifrhfipw the womens institute ladles are busy this week with ttwdr regular meeting on tuesday and their 30th anniversary being celebrated on thursday afternoon and everddb rev bl k castor of grand vauey conducted services at the prelfay church on sunday afternoon masters bruce and alan norrte am spending their holidays in 111flisin