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ne, | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918 vith The Chorus of Angels Suddenly, after waiting for the _ one angel‘s announcement, like a . eloud breaking away and revealing 3 â€" all 'thé’ stars of heaven, there was with the angel a multitude. The whole host.of heaven was praising ha God, not merely that portion of it h _which was visible to the shepherds. $ The Song _\ \@loria in Excelsis. â€" The song conâ€" l‘ sists of two. strains, one from the angels praising God;. the other of God toward men. « Glory to God in the Highest. > Peace, Good Will toward Men on BRarth, ‘The Shepherds Find their Saviour Let us now . and see. They wisely procâ€" S=â€" â€"> investigate and see if what the angels said was true, and so they came with haste, showing their zeal‘ and ardor, as well as faith. A CHIRISTMAS LESSON:THE BIRTH OP JESUS The birth of the Babe at Bethleâ€" ‘he.m is the cardinal fact in the chronology of this world. We estabâ€" lish all dates in history by compariâ€" son with Christ‘s birth as a standard. ~ _ The Announcement There are no detached farmhouses in Palestine, as with us, but the And the angel said, Fear not! for, behold, I bring you good tidings: of great joy. And lo, the angel of the Lord. And the, glory of the Lord. The radiant brightness which in all ages has been the best symbol and manifesâ€" tation of God‘s nature, . expressing wisdom, love, power, purity, mysâ€" tery, eternity, omnipresence. Tarmers live in villages, and hence would have to abide in the fields to watch, and defend their flocks from thieveg' and wild beasts and rocky crevasses. Sixth. There was a wideâ€"spréad inâ€" tellectual and moral awakening exâ€" fi:endin‘g through the empire. Schools were multiplying. The diffusion of books was widespread. â€" So that the New Testament was written in Greek, the most perfect language known. The Birth of Jesus The exact time of the year is unâ€" certain; but our usual date, Decemâ€" ber 25, is sufficiently nearâ€". for all orâ€" dinary purposes. They made known abroad. They told those in the inn, and all they â€"met, of the wonderful things they had seen and heard in the fields. All they that heard â€" it wondered. They were astonished, and then many, doubtless, forgot all about it. ‘ But Mary, in contrast with these others, kept all these things in her memory, They were treasures whose value the following years revealed to her. _ Fourth. It was a period of almost univefi;‘sa.l peace under Augustus \Caesar. The temple of Janus was shut, It was closed only three times in 700 years. Fifth. _ The Jews with their Bible (@1d Testament) had been scattered throughout the Empire. Third. The Greek language, was spoken and read by almost. all. who could read at all, throughout the empire. It was the (literary lanâ€" guage. _ Tht shepherds returned. To their duty as shepherds, but with a . new life and blessing in all théir daily work. After, our holiest communion with God, our views from the Pisgahs of life, our insight into the world and fie‘a.ven on the mounts of transfiguraâ€" tion, we must return to our daily duâ€" Yes, but with a new life in them, a new blessing on them. , Second. The Roman Empire inâ€" eluded nearly _ the whole civilized ‘world. There néver â€" was a.time . when more was ‘being done in a thousand ways towards the coming of ‘the kingpom of heaven. _\ The Coming of Christ In no other period of the world‘s history before pr since have so many things combined to| make the comâ€" ing of Christ effective for the reâ€" demption of mankind, as at the perâ€" iod of his birth. This was another most marvellous providence of God. ‘ More than 80 per cent. of the farm tractors sold in Western Canada durâ€" ing the past two years are light tracâ€" tors of less than 25 horseâ€"power.. Beâ€" fore the war Belgium is said to have been the only modern nation in which the rural population increased more rapidly than in the towns. It had 720,000 farms, many of them.not more than thfee acres, twenty face acres was considered a large farm. The women work out in the fields and so intense is the farming that there were 95 persons per square mile of cultivatâ€" ed land. Belgium was a larger importâ€" er of foodstuffs, as she was unable to mweet the demands on her production, . Rirst. The best place in the known world for Jesus to ibe, born‘ . was Palestine, from its situation. But we could not see Jesus the Son of God unless he became man. This same Jesus is with us now. Look at your city with all its slums and poverty and manifdld evils. . There is but one power in the world that can destroy them, and‘ is working to transform _ them into a garden of the Lord. The doâ€" ing of this, and the wonderful upâ€" lifting of the heathen nations all over the world, is proof that Jesus is living and working now. He is alive toâ€"day and working for the salvation of the world. Auntralia is seeking to develop a flax growing industry, The area deâ€" voted to this crop is 1,5000 acres as compared with 400 in 1917 The divine nature of Christ is not a mere theory.. He speaks to us from personal knowledge of God. He tells us about heaven and immortal life from his own experience. He" himâ€" relf says to us, ‘‘We speak that we do know, and testify that we have seen." i The Birth of Jesus, which we celeâ€" \brate toâ€"day, is the central point of j:he, world‘s history. â€" He was born in the reign of Augusâ€" tus Caesar, the first ~Roman â€" Emâ€" peror; at Bethlchem of Judea, where %‘: great ancestor, David, was born A thousand years before. â€" _ Who was Jesus? Who is He? Â¥ . The Answer _John tells us that Jesus from the beginning was the /Eternal Word â€" of God, that is, the means by which He could make Himself known to men. The S. S. Lesson MmODCCOD Cest. Chere is born to yOU his day in .the city of David a Savâ€" pur, which is Christ the Lord.â€"Luke 41. . Golden text: There is born to (Luke 2: 8â€"20) 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 445 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 181 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 200 206 207 208 209 210 219 220 2291 223 224 225 Co 20 121 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 92 227 228 230 281 232 203 09 10 72 713 74 15 76 y 78 79 80 81. 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 94 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 67 68 69 70 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 *7 18 To 20 21. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 87 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 §1 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 73 By virtue of a warrant issued by the Reeve under the Corporate Seal of the Township of Etobicoke to me directed, bearing date of theâ€"2nd day of December, 1918, commanding me to levy upon the lands mentioned below the arrears of taxes due thereon with costs, I hereby give notice that unless such arrears and all costs are sooner paid, I shall proâ€" ceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof as may be necessary for the payment of taxes and costs thereon at the Township Hall in the Village of Islington in the said Tow nship of Etobicoke on Saturday, the 8th day of March, 1919, beginning at the hour of two o‘clock in the afternoon in compliance with the Assessment Act, Sale Parcel Lot, BI., Rg., or Con, Plan Frontage Street ~. Arrears Fees & Exp. Total Years due 1 124 1545 50‘ Ash Crescent 8 81 P 35 10 16 1914 2 143 1545 50° Ash Crescent 32 49 1 90 34 09 1915â€"16â€"17 3 5 144 1545 51‘3" Or. A. Cres. & Teak Av. 28 06 1 80 29 .86 1915â€"16â€"17 4 2 157 1545 51U1" Ash Crescent 28 06 1 80 29 86 1915â€"16â€"17 5 y 177 1545 50‘ Birch Ave. 5 98 1 35 7 28 1915 6 T 178 1545 50‘ Birch Ave. 27 A9 R~78 28 97 1915â€"16â€"17 7 i 183 1545 50 Birch Ave. 5 93 1 35 728 1915 8. 184 1545 50‘ Birch Ave. 5 27 19 1 78 28 97 1915â€"16â€"17 M "\me. 204 1545 50‘ Connaught Ave. 7 12 1 35 9 07 1915 10 en 221 © 1545 71‘7" Oak Crescent 7 72 1 35 9 07 T9W5 Jms ing 356 fale 1545 50° Myrtle Crescent 5 93 1 35 7 28 1915 1B ok. 359 + 1545 65‘ Chestnut Ave. 5 93 1 35 7 28 1915 T3 o 362 1545 55‘ Chestnut Ave. 5. :93 1 35 7 28 1915 14 ag. 303 > 1545 55 Chestnut Ave. 9 t 2749 1 78 28 97 1915â€"16â€"17 15 s 364 ie 1545 55 Chestnut Ave. .. 27. t9 1 78 â€" 28 7 1915â€"16â€"17 16 $12 1545 §5° Birch Ave. $ $=948 1 35 7 28 1915 17 s 313 id 1545 55‘ Birch Ave. $n98 1 35 28 +915 18 3 Tegsl. 374 ~onilmn. 1545 55‘ Birch. Ave. o0 Sn wmes, _ . 26 59 1 76 28 35 1915â€"16â€"17 19 Mee o 1818 1545 55‘ Birch Ave. #logr> 5 98 1 35 7 28 1915 20 7. B MJ 50‘ Lansdowne Ave. 3 41 1 35 4 16 1915 5 20 sikg 8 B M9o 50‘ Lansdowne Ave. 3 41 1 35 4 16 1915 22 & :8 E. 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C Cedar at $45.00 per 1,000 feet. C 9e C. DANKERT, Supt. Sale Parcel Lot, Bl., Rg., or Con. Plan Frontage Street N328 N 100‘ 220 85 oal . 221 B2 224 ait 1# 225 226 227 * BBS $ 229 230 pesl 232 # 233 234 k 235 236 237 238 239 $ 240 241 242 243 244 j 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 $ 252 253 39 Rear & E. 42 W pt 18 13 14 Don‘t put it off. Take your telephone at once and ring 175, Weston to get in on this quotation. Granaries built of this will insure the farmer from waste grain N 35‘ of C 35‘ of N 50° of E 25 S 60‘ # [KE GANADA LUMBER C0., LTD, 8% 1 of of. of of. 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Church Street, Weston 50‘ Rogers Road 50‘ Rogers Road 50‘ Rogers Road 50° Rogers Road 50‘ Rogers Road 50‘ Rogers Road 50° Montgomery Road 50‘ Montgomery Road 50‘4%"Dundas Street 4ac Jac 50ac sz 50ac 3 100ac ¢ e 22ac yC 10Â¥ ac 29ac ; sac 2Â¥%ac lac sac Hac 50‘ Bridge Street 54‘23" Scarlett Road 50‘ Weston Road 50° Weston Road 50 Weston Road 674" $2g: 50° 504 % 417 i% 50‘ 50‘ 17e 50‘ 50‘ 50‘6" 48‘ 50‘ 65‘ 571g" 50‘ 50° yts $22. 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50 50‘ 50° 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 8t‘ .. 50‘ 50‘ 50; 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50: 50: 50‘ 50‘ .. 65‘ 65° 50° 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 5s n,, y 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 50‘ 65° 65) 9i. 50 $s 65‘ 50‘ THOT 176 50‘ 50‘ Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Queen Street 3 Queen Street 4 Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Brawley Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue | Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue R Queen Street _ M Queen Street _ Queen Street Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue Norman Avenue | Norman Avenue Norman . 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