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tlw georgetown herald wednesday sept 24 1947 arrow taxi phone 454 tom dickenson sand gravel cement blocks file black top soil and general haulage phone 84 r 33 georgetown ou furniture like new with reupholstering call now to avoid the fall nub an added variety of coverings ia available dick the upholsterer phone 89 for estimate sunday school lesson wobthh objectives fob life by rev r o todd le88on dcol 1 2 17 3 1 11 24 13 1 8 13 14 the book of eccleslastes sounds as if it traa written by an old man who having lived a long life rich and varied in ms experiences comes to the conclusion that every road which seems to lead to happiness is only a blind alley the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is forever beyond ones grasp except along one road fear god and keep his command ments for ths irf the whole duty of man he sounds nice a man who like ourselves lived in an age of high civilization rluh in material discover les and comforts and in cultural beauties but confused morally and spiritually hu comment upon it all is that oftrecurring refrain of his vanity of vanities all is vanity he tries four different roads to find permanent real t and happiness in life they represent the main quests of men down through the ages and in our day 1 he gained for himself all the resources of practical knowledge and wisdom but he found tills road would take him just so far and no farther it was but vexation of spirit in consequence a thing which teased hhn 2 he threw himself into all sorts of pleasures and enjoyments every thing that wath could bring he got in the end he found this to be all vanity and vexation of spirit as well parthermore he found no profit in it at all 3 his third quest was one where it would seem that men ought to find satisfaction ani happiness in work and money making and the laylnt up of riches and estates in this he did and some satisfaction he that it was from the hand of god that a man should eat and drink and en joy good in hs work these things served the needs of men and thelr enjoyments w lie they might be fleeting were vrry real and good but one cannot eape the conclusion that he feel these are learn- goods wttb no nerannenoe in tbem for in them be found many things to cause disappointment men might labour hard only to have the fruits of bis toil wasted by another per haps an hob who had no part in them bwdneet suooees was so un certain despite all he labour a man might put toward it competition and envy and many other things h combined to make the rewards of labour and moneymaking a vein thing with no profit under the sun 4 finally he tried the road of fame but he found that it too proved fu tile in the end death comes in itbe midst of which all men are com mon dust no more tragic words were ever written than those in the last chapter of the book eccles 12 6 7 or ever the silver cord be loosened or the golden bowl be bro ken or the pltuher be broken at the fountain or tie wheel be broken at the cistern thpn shall the dust re turn to the earth as it was and the spirit shall leturn jno god who gave it in chapter 12 in very vivid and poetical language a day of judg ment is pictured when practical knowledge pleasure moneymaking and fame shall avail nothing the conclusion to wich he comes then is this fear god and keep his com mandments for this is the whole duty of men for god shall bring every work into judgment with every secret thing whether it be good or whether it be evil one road alone leads to the goal and brings one out at the erfd of the rainbow the quest for righteousness jesus expressed the gist of ths whole lesson in one brief sentence seek ye first the kingdom of goc and his righteous ness and all tese other things shall be added unto you in our days when judgment creeps on apace slowlj but surely in the long purpose of god the preachers vanity of vantles hits the nail fairly upon the head along what road are we travelling in quest of permanence eternal life all roads lead to vanity but one one cannot but help remember here the incident which took place in norway i think it was in oslo tbdaywe live ff in a greater canada today aii canada is benefitting from the tremendous impt tu- given canadian scientific rtsf ir h ilunti he v ir eir in universiu rc- irch fotmdition and indtis- 1n d i il nnti n itn r iiml miml rs of annhan trim il it ntit ire u rking on prnju ts which vill in ik for ixller canadian lning 1 dk i the n ili nil htmnutii council lil morns 1ii in fi ii nrf id smri ill 1 li h h liwti ire 1m in in mi t inn d it the s- imi ihii if i i during tin w ir but now i oted to the m 1- f pi i hi i in h r rki rs ti 1 ly art i ont uitlv t j tnii up in w in lfn f in iduiii ndt lvour y ing v id r bkijc lor jinndi in kik when the german anrndea the otorsy who bffeoaed their will to hold eerrtoe hi their chunfaea the cathedral tui locked and barred a german guam atood before the door but the ohrlstftui people gathered m the square for sertioe and lifted their voice in that grand old hymn of martin- luther sui paste burg a mighty fortrese la our god and p they take our life goods honour children wife yet is their profit small these things shall vanish all the city of god remaineth yes and against that both that city and that faith the gates of hell shall not prevail lessons for rest quarter year the letters of bariy church leaders general epistles hebrews revela tion back on heb toes the problem today is to get ger many back in htr toes her heels have already been taken care of kitchener recoru two tough weeks every year here are two tough weeks on any job they are the week just before vacation and the one just after it windsor daily fatar advertise in the herald for best uiults phone no b clearing auction sale o livestock implements hay gka1x household effects etc the underpinned auctioneer has received instruc lions from gordon cox to sell by pubuc auction u his jarm lot 9 situated on the filth line 1 nuju soum of no 24 highwav township of erin on monday septembefe 29th the follow mg valuable property pamtlj uorbes r brown gelding a jea old 1400 bs good in a 1 nax nti dark brown mare o jear old 1400 lbs good l all h irnesi dark grtj ma c o ears old 1300 t good m all nan ess biack gel dme a ears olu bood in a j h i i lss cairll hois ein cow o jtars uld m lull 1 ow brea ju 16 gre low 4 juui uld in lull iiow brea jul 19 black cow 5 jca s old nulkint well bed jui e 2 eois old miiku we red ar i white htife tern roan b ed rtfth iu dual p lrpose in tal 5 bout lo biur rock t is science in canada hf r the v ir hn i ilrea 1 to hi i r lit s wnl i lllv minte if or 1 ijnil iru i mi im tin m itul ii rf r u r r rk i n ra li u si in li r ivi i mi nt of 1i i1h wheal iijhii ttlfsdls nery of ill dm orgshbation of graduate schools by canadian universities in the i arly years of this century marked the first important advance of research in canada the national research coun ol was established m 1916 for the encouragement of scientific endeav- ur on a national ban opportunities today greater than ever alex forst with his brother ldward took over their fathers modest little hardware shop in vancouver 17 years ago the early years were difficult but profiting from their errors maintaining sound noliow and always bard working they slow expanded the business new hne were regularly added until today they operate the biggest retail independent house furnishings or gaxdaation m western canada at forst ey om qufyjmtk m canada as the country 6i ejftaojb to basis a 6wasacw has em conjuwted and strengthened just 4v fimnrln u a mmdk greater eomntry than laien we started out m tm cmmadfan eppartmsfan today mm awoa greater than ever far willi call i bul zi moiiihs eauj lor n iri t sv1vl e due otiutx 1j i ibs 4 iliriliv y feeder i poultry 2z lawng wul harnebb sit of double bit k band harm s new tins j t ar 4 horse lohaii 4 bridles set ol aoubi harness nt irh new set of iu e blankets rmilementfc ktc m ufcj harr bniuir h ti cut new- u 1945 fcass jsjarrli n wxr 194o massej hanu dump ake 1947 cutter maicj harris null fe de 194s fie t ualkiig po pu pel rubbt tiud la in wuh llu hai rick j steil cuitia i sc he miwell loidn th ib e 4 sect ruws iuul cw flat ick furrowec i id plow it furrow ed lamg plow skigl fa ia gjo as mw w iterinj uujgl logj iso ft ot hai ork r trees whet h irow cuiller t moul 1945 w igon 1 tooth two p ucjs i iork ehanu w h itle t n bags competent you would admire her nkil alert ami poiecff he calmly hpeedn the many coiih with d ft mire niote- mentk ith rvili hhourdsluhicr than vcr in i iimi of the many u w t ill ikh this skill itffiwnl cillcd on as never ik f r murt t li phoncaarcbemg adiled ri lit alimp our cop blunt i mi i to provide mon and bt tter h rvice al i nal llic l ut nihhible i ml toiw greater value lo every tele pljinie user the beil telephone com pa n y of can ada whitmees deluxe a x i down town acrou town out of town office pbone 241w home pbone 241j do iblc r shoe repairing prompt and efficient service james cummins at ross thompsons i shoe store concrete plaster send t sou flfc concrete blocks rock face or plain highland conuett block co ltd c austin c picket 189r2 milton 8srl3 11 1939 iwgan a coojx ratii n in re search never before alt lined in canada the contribution of cana dian scitntista in such fields as atomic tncrgi radar aircraft design and the development of super cxjdo bives won world recognition w bu nd all of ie i n kettle nt kjors twtlt siw trosicut bi nnnj bar fence win mbed w ie farm tools hay and cra1n 35 tons choice mixed ha 1 000 butheli heav nuxed criin o bushels bark 1 bi mixed altalft tim othj alsikr j acre of turnips will be sold in field 2j acres of buck wheat will be old in field lumber 400 ft of 2x4 hem lock scantling 2 planks 14 ft by 8x2 hi inches a quantity or hemlock inch lumber 25 cedar posts 40 cord of dry elm uood household goods and auto mobile flnlay cooking range box sto e stow pipes six chairs odd chairs extension table gaso line lantern marconi batery radio good working order couch wood bedstead withstand spring and mattress aladdin lamp delaval cream separator new this year with stainless steel disc lanterns lamps milk pall all dishes and cooking ut ensils 1933 ford roadster model b a good car in first class condition there will he no reserve as the farm has been sold and the owner giving up farming sale will be held at 100 o clock pjoa sharp thrms oacbgl nothing to be removed untu settled for day of sale ww a 0t360n auctioneer phone qoelpb 9mw i afloboar clerk memories to honour a lifetime for lifetime moderately priced monuments markers a card or letter will bring our service to your door oakvuxe monument works 29 colbotne st oakvuv an nsbw qinuuiiuiiuiu footailments 4 miss allan huc ii