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‘"Religion is a joyful thing," he said.. "It‘s a mistake to think that reâ€" Iigifis life is like life in a jail or poornouse. Bm aa Dr. John Roach Stratton in a Greenâ€" wood Lake interview praised religion. PINKEY DINKY C WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27th., 1928 ~ % Free Parking Space At Your ‘ Vaudeville ' 0 "©Yet this mistake prevails. An Mount Dennis Theatre MT. DENNIS FIRE BRIGADE Comedy Auction Night, Every Tuesday Night Ladies‘ Silverplate Night, Every Thursday Night Vaudeville Surprise Night Every Monday Night Introducing Hailed as the Finest of All Talking Picture \ Dramas â€"withâ€" RUTH CHATTERTON "BEHIND CLOSED DOORS" MORAN AND MACK * Why Bring That Up" The dramatic story of a woman left alone in LEWIS STONE RAYMOND HACKET EVELYN BRENT AND HARRY GREEN "THE FALSE ALARM" Fourth Chapter of "THE FATAL WARNING" Radio‘s Sideâ€"Splitting Comics Madame "GIRL OVERBOARD‘ BLACK CROWS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28â€"29â€"30 MARY PHILBIN December 2â€"3â€"Two Days Only GASTON GLASS FOR THE BENEFIT OF WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4th SPECIAL SHOWING OF You Hear the Convulsing Dialogue. You See the Comic Antics. You Throb to the Gripping Dramatic Story Amidst a Gorgeous Setting of Girls * and MONDAY & TUESDAY a world of men With Music. In s«1N.â€" «â€"IN=â€"â€" "‘(Only $12. a week!" heâ€" yelled. ‘How can a man be a christian on $12 a week? "‘How,‘ yelled a voice, ‘can he afâ€" ford to be anything else?" " agitator was addressing a band of strikers. 3 Days Onlyâ€"3 Days Starts This Saturday ALL TALKING ACTING In Their First Starts Wednesday Picture CAN 1 HAVE A Brre oF APPLE MISTER X\M\CKE‘/?, Phone 1128 Vaudeville i I had two friends who had never ‘been out of England all their lives, |and they thought they would like to ‘go abroad. w‘hliive How are we to get through | all these trials and temntations and anxieties and responsibilities, and so forth? _ Well, blessed be His name, He says to vou "And I will pray the Father, and He shall give you another Comforter." The Father knows how to give good gifts unto His children; and it will give the Holy Spirit to them that ask Him. "Another Comâ€" forter." You try it this week. will vou? In your office. in your home. Yes, He knows all about you there. Wherever it isâ€"in the street, in the crowd,â€"He is One alongside to help. and you will find that He will not fail you. That word comes from Christ‘s own vocabulary; and He had a wonderful rich one; and although they were very simple words. they were always manifold words. The more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes, and the more fragrant in its meaning. What did Jesus really say? "I shall pray the Father, and He shall give vou another alongside to help you." That is what he meant, and that is what He said. When He said "another Comforter," it was as if he said. "You shall have One just like Myself. and always alongside, and ever ready to help you according to your needs." I want to help yvou for the coming days to realise that the Holy Spirit is here, and is a real Person, and that He is as One alongside to help. [ But, "I will pray the Father, and IHe shall give you another Comforter." It is the Father‘s gift to us in answer 1to Christ‘s prayer. He is with us all, |anywhere and everywhere. The disâ€" !pensation of the Holy Spirit is to be preferred to that period when Christ lhimself in the flesh was on this earth. You believe in the Personality of the Holy Spirit? Oh, yes. Do you think you understand the Personâ€" ality of the Holy Spirit as fully as you might?" God the father. Yes, the very name "Father" gives us a rich ana tender idea of what God is to us as our Father. And God the Son. Someâ€" times we think we can hear Him talk to us in his tender, loving tones. But what about the Person of the Holy Spirit? The very term that is used to designate His Personality leads us sometimes into a sort of | mystic realm; it is hazy. The Holy Spirit. And yet, do you know, He is as real a person as was Jesus and as is the Father. And when we as believers can fully compréhend Him, and realâ€" ise His presence every day of our lives, we shall be richer men and woâ€" men. The Alongside Helper "I will pray the Father. and He shall give you another. comforter." Have you noticed that that is quite a new record? You never come across it again as the title of any perâ€" son. 7 Thev came to me and asked me for my advice. I talked to them and I said, "Well, look here, you write up to a certain firm in the City, and you will get all particulars." And they did. They received all sorts of pamâ€" phiets and circulars and handbills and picturesâ€"such a pile of them! They . went through all these dear ladies; just the same as when you choose a piece of paper for your walls; you go through the patternâ€"book fifty times ‘before you decide on one. So these ladies went all through these circulars; and then they came to see me again, and they said. "We think we would like to go to Geneva." «That. is all right," I said. "Write up to them, and tell them that you want to go to Geneva, and thev will send you all particulars, and tell you the price of the different tours." This they did, and after a time they _ I want to lay stress for a few minâ€" utes this morning upon those two words "another Comforter," There has been one before then? Yes, inâ€" deed, Jesus had proved Himself to be that, and no one knew it better than the disciples. He is about to leave them, so He says, "I will pray the Father, and He shall give you another Comforter." â€":Another Comforter as good as Myself and better. How can that be? you say. Text: "And I will pray the father, and He shall give you ancther Comâ€" forter."â€"St. John XIV. 16. Johnny, you might think, should be able to earn a fortune in a side show but Johnny is deaf and dumbâ€" in fact, he is entirely inanimate, beâ€" ing built of wood ONE ALONGSIDE TO HELP By The Rev. Father Haddon Spurgeon His name is Johnny Jones. He is somewhat of a freak. His feet are twenty inches from toe to heel; he is cight inches around the waist and chest but with no chest expansion; he is eight feet tall and has a head which he can move up and down to within a foot of the floor without bending over. One of the most important memâ€" bers of the cast of "Girl Overboard" the great romance starring Mary Philbin which is now at the Major theatre does not appear on the sereen. THE SERMON id s W d t Af o ho 4 on 1 t "V w Bb $ 5’/‘: "V PE se £7} i hC & é 3. “ "B. 3 3 } on !fl?"""' "ik L4 =~ g:-;) es 2. .. esc Emyr it zie "~THr wESToN TTMES & CUTTDR ° Yes, for time and eternity. For if we need the Holy Suirit here, then we shall need Him more when we get there. What does Paul give us to undertand when He says, "From glory to glory"? How am I to ge from the Alps to the top of the Andes, and when I have reached the top of the Andes, how am I to reach the summit of Everest? Only by the help of the Holy Spirit. He says that He will abide with you ferever. May you prove the truth of that for your own souls good and for God‘s glory! Dear brother, dear sister, will you let the Holy Spirit do that for you today? By day and night He will never leave you. Sheltering you from the heat and the burden of the day, guiding you in the .way, that you should go, always appearing for your succour and for your support. "I will pray to the Father, and He shall give you another Comforter," "One alongside to help you." + & Do you remember in the history, of Gods people how they had been marâ€" velously, delivered out of the land of bondage: and how that God had chosâ€" en for them a leader? But he did not know any more about the way which he was to take than the host of people he had to guide. So he wisely said he would not go up hence unless God went with him.. And he was right. Moses was the leader of the hosts of Israel, and God showed Himself in the midst of that host in a fiery pillar, and He supplied their daily needs and nightly wants. And so it was always. Every day, every week, every month, and every year of those forty years, when the host moved, so the cloud or the fiery pillar moved also, and the people followed. When they had to halt it stood still, and they pitched their tents. And He led them for forty years through a trackless desert, till at last they came to their desired haven, the Land of Promise, according to what God had said. Remedy Needed at Once (Creemore Star) The change in time tables of the C.N.R. which went into effect on Monâ€" day has created an unpleasant and veâ€" ry unsatisfactory mail and passenger service between Toronto & Creemore. To arrive in Creemore at 7.30 p.m. it will now be necessary to leave Toronâ€" to at 12.30 and spend. nearlyâ€" four hours at Georgetown. . _ "I will" and "He shall." There is the certainty of it., ts cace, This condition cannot be allowed to continue very long, and. pressure should be brought immediately on the proper authorities to remedy the sitâ€" uation. * Safer (Farmer‘s Advocate) The live stock market is a safe one compared . with the stock exchange where the "bulls" and the "bears" operate. The Holy Spirit is waiting to be just that to you and me. Oh, the best thing is to go straight to Him, to make use of Him, the One alongside to help, and you will find that what I say is absolutely true, that He will decide, and your decision will be right, and the glory shall be given to Him who has been alongside to help. f 'got their railway tickets and coupâ€" ons, and full directions as to the times ‘of the trains. And when they got ‘to the station there was a courier present on the platform, and they got down to Dover, and> crossed . the Channel, and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. They reached France, but they could not speak a word of Erench, but that did not matter; there was the courier alongside who interâ€" preted for them.. They went to Paris, and when they reached Geneva, and they saw all the wonderful sights, and when they reached home again they were full of their experiences. It was delightful to hear them talk of the lakes and the rivers and the forests and the mountains. ¢ Personally Conducted Have you got the idea? They could not have done it if they had not had that one alongside to help. Everything went off well because there was someone to look after them, to help them through every difficulty.. There was one always at hand, always alongside to give his guidance. s Johnny‘s purpose is to stand out of the scene with his head adjusted to match the height of the object the players are supposed to look at. In his day Johnny has received gun shot wounds, been cursed at, made love to and surprise criminals at foul deeds without a quiver of an eyelash. Johnny doesn‘t eat and he doesn‘t get any pay, although he gets a new face every once in a while. "Girl _ Overboard," was directed by Wesley Ruggles with Fred Mackaye, a new "discovery" playing opposite Miss Philbin. Otis Harlan, Francis Mcâ€" Donald, Edmund Breese, and Wilfrid North have â€" important supporting roles. 2 BoOY FOR A . /ff EiTE OF APPLE ? Pm s , 2 shr Telh ¢ & ia]-e;'/' > $l ~ xX e ie ~de > ~ 4EA â€" e & 11â€" sAAA _ The Opinions of Other Editors A _ SAY Tiny / wnes | TELL You To C‘MON HOME, WHAT‘S THE tDPEA or You KEEPING ON_ ASKING THAT \|a year ago. Ten previous wives had .died of old age, and the 11th had just been divorced at the age of 90. Wife ’No, 12 compared to her husband was |a mere.slip of a girl about 115 years |younger than Zaro. When King Amâ€" |anulla of Afghanistan was in ‘Conâ€" | stantinople he was so impressed with \the modern Methuselah that he made [him a gift of $1,000. Zaro used the money to divorce his l1th wifé. Zara Agha possessed a tall, sinewy frame Iof phenomenal strength, little hair, ‘and no teethâ€"having lost a third set which developed after the decay of his second set. He was born in Kurdiâ€" stan, and in 1808, during the reign of Selim 111., became a sergeant in the guards. Since then he remembered the reigns of Mahmud 11., Medjid {V.; Azid 1., Murad V., Abdul Haimid 11., Rasad V., and some Caliphs whom he dismissed as of little consequence beâ€" cause they each reigned.only a few years. Zara used to complain that his wives were short liÂ¥ed; the first succumbed after 32 years of conjugal life, the second after 28, and _ the third after 42 years. _ Zaro‘s eldest son, a porter well known in Constantâ€" | inople, died a few years ago at the age of 110. I Aeroplane Express Service It was in August, 1919, that the world‘s first aeroplane express service was started by British enterprise beâ€" tween London and Paris. The pilot was Captain E. H. Lawford, a famous pioâ€" neer airman, and the machine was a biplane of 360 h.p., carrying only two passengers. ‘ Today one of the London â€"«Paris air liners of the Imperial air ways developes more than 1,000 h.p.. and carries 20 passengers, besides piâ€" are HERDVCE 7 7 F 1 I â€" So Dan ie omin o en s meviea van ns lot, engineer and steward. At the end of 1919 there were only about 3,000 miles of organized air lines throughâ€" out Europe. Today the figure stands at 50,000 miles, while throughout the world there are 90,000 miles. World‘s Oldest Man The world‘s oldest man, Zaro Agha, was killed in a motorâ€"car accident reâ€" cently at Constantinople. He had insisted on walking about unaided. Some doubt exists about the real age of Zaro. He asserted that he was 155, but actually, it is said he: was 143. The world‘s oldest inhabitant, Zaro Agha, selected his 12th wife Compulsory Insurance (Toronto Telegram) "Only sixteen per cent. of, auto owners carry liability insurance and only about oneâ€"fourth of the adult population could pay a judgement for $1,000" comments Washington "Labâ€" or" is discussing a letter in which a correspondent suggests of automobile accidents, or their dependents. _ The writer proposes a law analagous to the Workmen‘s Compensation Act. The suggestion is supposed by the fact that last year 25,000 people were killed by automobiles in the United States, and nearly a million injured. We are confronted by similar conâ€" ditions in Canada. As it is the car that is not worth insuring, or the car owned by a man who cannot pay a Jjudgement which is the least freâ€" quently covered by indemnity insurâ€" ance, it is evident that some steps are necessary for the protection of the public. There could be no justice in freâ€" quently covered by indemnity insurers to contribute to such a compensation fund. If motorists are to be made contributories it might as well be by way of insurance Compulsory insurâ€" ance of motor vehicles must come. % 7 *.. Stockyards vs. Willysâ€"Overland Goodyears vs. Canadian Nationals o Professional Games : Reserved Seats $1.10 & 80¢; Rush Seats 55¢ Mercantile Games, Reserved Seats 70c & 5¢ Tax; General Admis sion 47 & 3¢ Tax. 4 ; maoffe ionge uin dgnet m mom r mred a a o roaceh N) OfCe Yyal wor, ? l in is ed h Cuze on CEe dn J CA Boult en n i) Chosk P C h is mpourd (NHBA wu? T us cet w Sss yaes _.;.k“’ h. Ts ied ol Ves ASSch o. 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