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ONT. 81 YOUTH’S UPHIETOK Ly. will 50 out fl. {asumm «r of poem, 3‘ .4 yable in “m ("I 'perat'ion for trust in tho store him to KRESS w ' rzâ€"‘Nom. aw rem-9’: Hwalluw'o ll 5/1077!“ z" regret( in; of b!“ )f .l bl ¢hnw n all who tl I What About Spring ? Don’t You Want a ' Farm? . ' LOOK HERE! 100 ‘0". .Vmu' Ins ’m- howl fann‘ in Perth. huildings. orchard. w: phune. Snap at $7,010. I". Bentimtk. Ill) arrest 'imher. Fine Stmw H4 ‘1 ntit‘i' $‘5"”. 300 Acres 125 Acre. Hmnpdcn. gw MM L“. I on. H. [.11. l'ruw . ....... U--- . gum. i 200 A0". no-ar Louise. (Bond Farm ‘ Xtrn gmul buildings. timber worth nmu'ly prime asked. Land for nothing. unite. the wvst all hollow. 150 Lam BPntimtk. Ninth of Dur- rum. gnml buildingu. about 334.000. 300 Aaron Glenelg. near Dornoch. Mr. Gen. Twamlvy’s Farm, owner in \Nmt. bound to sell. will not stick for a ciullar in the price. Get busy. 100 Aaron Egrvmnnt. towards Mt. Form-it fair buildings. good soil. well waitm'wd. very cheap for quick sale. I have many other Grey County bar- gains and some North West land for was or exchange. Yon are not fair to “Jo-AMA AV (5“! III _\ nun-self if $7.1qu buy without seeing me. LAllfiE 5' MS OF MONEY 1'0 LEN!) H.H. MILLER, Hanover 000000 n I anadian as 7.07 " Dmham 18 " McWilliams .59 7. 4.02 7.21 “ Glen 4.11 7.31 “ Priceville 4.2:» 7.45 ‘ SaugeenJ ‘ 7.55 H .5) u- Tm-onto b z 41) p.m. Tnins arrive at Durham ’.30 9.3.. and 8.50 p... E a are 32 cents a noun 1» (-‘higaggo, owing to the women’- ‘fâ€"Uycott. The first C. N. R. train to run from Brockville to Ottawa 1:31: the round_ trip o!_ nearly :00 e 1,- 19â€"- -‘Au m seven hour. The CHER has on the and the no 14 I) 'l‘ rains Tnins luv. JAUES R. DURHAM .om Egrmlmnt. Lots 22. ('nn. H. Dr. P‘s-ttis' Farm. Barâ€" Shingles and Lath Always on Hand At Right Prices. flfimd ins will an rive and depalt as f01 until further nut/Ice:- P.M. P.M‘ .\.M- ,_A -_ _ _ 1 nn 1“ “X “Ill" and all kinds 0! House Fittings 3. Near Listowel. one of ms in Perth. Extra. 300ml wruhaml. water In stable. ap at SEW“). Lut 30. (Ion. k. Ullm'rt’s. 80 cleared. 2” he fitmw Hnuse. ('heap. .. Mulch Block. near goud mil. little bit hilly, first C. N. R. train to run 'â€"~ Brockville to Ottawa made In same miraculnus way the daylight 1nd trip of nearly ”0 mile. was proionged till the battle was fully ' or the Lord fought for Israd (X. an hours mcludin stapo. won. r C.P.R. bu create a new 14-421. As the Lord mmmanded Moo. fund” 0‘ 355,0”:000: based and Moses Joshua. no dld Joshua and w M . we: left nothing cotton. (:1. 13. 10- un .mu ry. that ring Mill lated an xsn, DOORS Lv. “’alkel ton \l' N Maple Hill " Ham» er .. Allan Punk " Isiglwd begs to [n residents of NI snrrmmdlng In! ht‘ has his Depot “out mu f()| pl't’pill" u‘tnl'y ann Age!“ ONTARIO mm 0.0 .0. 111 11.)) Mix. 122 Ill A80!" i‘oronu 9.41 !fl0NOR ROLL FOR NOVEMBER Fesildi,l.{7,NihtEÂ¥geg’ B Byers, 3,; SUNDAY SBHOOLI % N0. 3. GLENELG. J.r. Iâ€"M. Gilmour, M Pfeffer, N, ' Jr- IVâ€"K- McNally. W. Ritchie. Fritz- , Average attendance, 35. R. Paylor. ‘ . . - u Sdl'.l(I:II-I;Gr.l Williams, L. Morrison ' â€"“- Fr’ ani€~ Teacher __ an . ay or equal. J. Morrison. ' . Lesson XI. Fourth Quarter, For Jr. IIIâ€"J. Ritchie. No. no. BENTINCK. Dec. 14. 1913 Jr. IIâ€"H. Ritchie, T. Morrison. J.. Sr. IVâ€"I, McQuarrie Boyd. N. McKenzxe. Jr. IV-M. Heslett. S Lamb W. " " ; gr. IEDI-EBofi’g, If; Lilaorrisoln. McDonald. C. Grierson. r. 13‘- - 1C ' . . Ant‘eI‘SUn. Sr. III-M. Lamb. C McDonald. THE 'NTERNATIONAL SER|ES' V- Pal/"013 M- Anderson. - Jr. IIIâ€"P. McQuarrie. J Caswell. ,_ W- , Average attendance. 16. G. Wilson. H. Caswell. A Wilson; â€"-M. A. Mortley, Teacher. W. Fillingham. Text of the Lesson. Josh. viu, 6-15.; Jr. IIâ€"M. McQuarriP. L Clarke. Memory Verse. 13 - Golden Text. No 5‘ GIaENEI.(}.. R. 1110121855, E. Fillingham’ J Numbers xxx”. 23â€"Commcntary by ST IY-â€"T FdWaI‘dS 0 P' f Bet for . o t o 4 . . , z ‘ . ‘\. 1 ' Rev. D. M. Stearns. IVICRae. en Yga'ngI-R' Caswell. E \oung, 31’ w ‘___J_!'. IVHE. Cook. R. Jzurkson. M. J1. pr _E Noble H \ICLG‘ID Text of the Lesson. Josh. Memory Verse. 13â€"Gol Numbers xxxn. 23â€"Comn Rev. D. M. Stearns. Althuugh an' Iessuu is in chapter vii. We are askvd [0 read to chapter Xi. ending with the words. "80 Joshua tank the whole land. according to all that the Lord said uutu Muses "' " ‘ and the land vvsted [rum war (X1. 23). The section lvlls u! the cuuqum'iug and destruction of many cities after the taking of Jerk-bu. lmt begins with the defeat at Ai and thv reason of it. some! We have seen that Israel had been! forbidden to appropriate anything of I the goods of Jericho. and unknown to‘ Joshua there had been transgressionl We do not wonder that he in his igno- rance of this rent his clothes and fell upon his face before the ark and that he and the elders of lsrael put dust upon their heads and that he said: “O Lord. what shall I say when Israel : turueth their backs before their eno-| mien? What wilt Thou do unto Thy great name?" IVerses ti. 8.) We do well to consider whether our name or His name is most in our es- timation. .loshua was jealous for the- honor of Jehovah. The Lord explain-i ed the cause of the defeat by the sad announcement that lsrael had sinned. said that He would not be with them‘ any more until the sin was confessed and put away (verses lO-l2l. Al. though only one man had sinned. note that the Lord said that the nation was guilty. "Israel hath sinned: they have transgressed: they have taken" (verse ill. Consider how the welfare of a family or a church may be affected by the wrongdoing of one person. 0n the tnorrow .loshna began to search for the guilty one. and. proba- bly by lot. the guilt was found to be in the tribe of Judah. Then the t'atni- ly was found and then the household and finally the individual. and Achaa began to realize that his sin hilli found him out (xiii. ix. and Golden 'l‘exti. Joshua then urged .\cl|an to make confession. which he did. and. the stolen things lit‘ili'.’ found in his tout. he and all his \"i-i‘o- stoned anti burned and the sin wit awn) lXiX. 203i. 'l‘be vallvy nf spoken of as a 1 If». for where H} putting away uf he blessing. A uc um. .... -.... . _ ,7 and the sin put away Ixix. 2m. ! 'l‘be '21“I‘}' «If .u-hnr is thm'vmre‘ spoken 0f ::.~' :I Iium' «If hope IHU~I ii. 13'». for “lune ttww are cunfessiun and putting; z'mzn Hf 511) then: “ill Il|\\il\ Is he blessing Athz'SIII (‘Ullft‘hfiinlh "I saw. I Ifuvotml. I took" (verse 2|). takes I19 burl; In Ear“. when» the saw and III-sirml zIIIII [Imk the forbid IIeII fruit. r;m*“W;W§vVVVV Uur en‘s uflmt 11111 lmults for good! or evil 1811111 ’111. 511.2111d we are prone; to folluw m1r 1111l111.111011.s. therefore we need [11 pray. "'l‘uru away mine! eyes from lmlmllliug Vanity" H’s «xix. 371 When we behold the beauty of the Lord and l'nlluvs Him fully. as' Caleb and Jnslmzl did and us Simon Peter was exhorted tu do. all will be well (1’s. xxvli. 4; Sum. xxxil. 12; John xxi. 221. i There was a sm-undnry cause of [3- «io ruel's defeat at .\i. am! that was an 3: O sE (iet‘ustinmting the i-numy and thinking}: that 2.00!) or 3.1M) men “may sntfivien g. to conquer Mien a: city (\‘cl'ses 2-?” it When the sin of Ai-hnn was put away i? and the hard envmn'ngmi Joshua to go > up and take .\i.s;t}'itig. "Fear not: nei : tber be thou 11im1mywi." He also Sflili.‘ b "'l‘nlns nil the vaIe Hf war with l: i I I I I P+++++ ' '1"§"iӤ"’r ”Take all the [warm of war with thee" mlmpter viii. l. 3). This time the city was taken and de- stroyed. as fully recorded in viii. 3-29 Then Joshua offered burut od‘erings and peace offerings unto the Lord. wrote a copy of the Law or Moses and read every word before an the congre- gation will. 30-35». Chapter 9 tells or Joshua forgettlng his instructions frum the other cap- tain to loose his shoe from on' his foot (v, 13-15}. {or he made a league with the lying Gibeouites without consnlt~ ing his captain; he asked not counsel at the mouth of the Lord (ix. 14). We cannot expect that He will direct us if 111.6) in chapter 3. 7-43. we learn that Gil- gal continued to be Joshua‘s headquar- ters. from which he set forth and to which he returned. Gibeon was a great city. and because of her submission to lsraei five kings made war with her (x. 1-5). The Gibeonltes appealed to Joshua. and he took all the people of war and all the mighty men of valor and went to their relief. for the Lord had said to him: "Pear them not ' ‘ ‘ Not a man of them shall stand before thee” him: "Fear them not ’ ' ‘ Not 1 man of thetn shall stand before thee” ox. 6-8». After an all night march the men of Israel came suddenly upon the armies of the five kings and slew them with a great slaughter. and the Lord vast down great stones {tom heaven upon them and slew mare with hail. stnnes than Israel slew with the swurd u. 9-”). trail!â€" to acknowledge Him (Prov. "‘ .I‘CIv .-'.____ un m” part as when! Jr. IVâ€"W. Brown, E McIlvride. \e abide in Me and My. A. Boy. in 30:) ye shall ask whati (Jr. IIIâ€"C. Grant, L Keller, '1‘. Jr. IVâ€"E. Cook, R. Jackson. M Haley. Sr. IIIâ€"K. Edwards. M Timmins Jr. IIIâ€"K. Cook. E McClocklin W. Jackson. _.. Sr. IIâ€"C. Cook. W Gray. )1. Greenwood. Jr. IIâ€"-E\'elena Cook. Sr. Iâ€"J. Haley. M Glencross, H Firth. 1- Sr. Pr.â€"E McRa-e. W. demrds. K. M. Firth Jr. Pr.â€"-C Greenwood, R. Glen- :‘ cross, M. Haley. ._ Average attendance. '27. ‘t I 0-. -v-â€"â€" â€"â€"â€"v._... Jr. IIâ€"L. Keller, V Blyth, S. Ward, R. McCabe. Pt. IIâ€"R. Grant T McCabe, Sr. 1â€" A. Brown Jr. Iâ€"R. Blyth A: Marshall. i.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.w. m >E>>>>>>>>>z> pgtvpvtvpvvvvrppvsvgvr: >>>>>>z>>>>>>>>>>>v>>>>>>o | “I ‘1 Il'll 'll‘llllll‘ll ‘II' ' J. v ... " w++++++++++++++++++++++++ ovbbvbppbvpbbbbppppvvv>>>>>>>>>>>>v>> It! 1‘ All 9 p... V" S-r. IIâ€"W. Barb-er, R Morrison. NO. 8, NORMANBY. Heavy and Light. For Men, Women, and Children. All sea- sonable goods purchased from the Minor Rubber Co., to be sold less than manufactured price. These Rubbers are Guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction and every one should rush to get them at low prices While they last as they will not have another chance again. We also succeeded in purchasing from the best tailorsa best quality, also and blue worsteds. the latest out and the latest patterns, to be sold less than actual value. The regul turning them over for cash, SALE PRICE $9.95 eeds regular selling price $13.00 to leared at $I ,. Wallace. Teacher Petty rnE DURHAM CHRONICLE. . Schenk, ( V I. Teacher Men’s plain and storm rublwrs regular 51.0“ for Women's sh mm rubbers regular 75c for ................ Ladies' rubm‘rs. very best quality including felt, The same quality rubber heels and rolled edge 9 $3.60 for The same quality. 7 im-h leather top, reg. $3.00 for .......... Men’s plain heavy rubbers, rolled edge snag proof ’s Store and save a big margin in your buying now, while the goods (red in orice. You will be able to get the quality and selection here. :21 '«H-H- $2.25 fur ................... Men’s fplt; overs. throw 1 NO. 1, GLENELG. IV-F. )lcFarlane. A. Mc(‘}illi\'l':1\' D. McArthsur. M. McKeown Sr. IIIâ€"T. Edwards. L McKeown. Jr. IIIâ€"C. Anderson. M Edwards B. Kennedy. J. Mc-Farlane Sr. IIâ€"A. M‘clnnis. E McInnis. Jr. IIâ€"C. Sm'e-llie. M Kennedy. A. Edwards. W. Edwards Iâ€"M. McArthtur. M. Smellie Primerâ€"M. McFarlane. N. Mc- Artlmr, A. M‘cArthur, H.‘ Edwards NO. 3, BENTINCK. Sr. IVâ€"M. Livingston, A. Living- ston. Jr. IVâ€"E. Lchqap. m n ‘7 LA Hopkins. Primary Jr. IVâ€"B. Woods. 31'. IIIâ€"E. \Voodns. B. Nohle, J. Kerr. ' Jr. IIIâ€"E. Noble. R. McMeekin. hour, C. McMeé-kin. D. Kerr; A. Noble. W. Marshall. Pt. IIâ€"B. McMee-kin. Str. Iâ€"E. Wilson, M. Pollock. J13; Iâ€"K. Allan. IVâ€"E. McLean. IIIâ€"G. Hopkins, T. Corbett. IIIâ€"S. Adlam, J. Milligan. {It-Vera Reay; V. Reay. IIâ€"S. Grierson. J. Mather. t. Livinga¢_0n2_ W. Grierson NO. 2. EGREMONT. Reay, Mathe: Fifty Cases of Rubbers v- "w'v ciate their value. â€"J. E. Shier. Teacher D. McDohald. Teachmni HopkiDS, I S. Wilson Beax threw buckles, regular $2.50 for ....... . fiilligan Bartman Teacher. of different discription§ NO. 9. GLENELG. Sr. IVâ€"M. Lindsay. M. Bell. E. Patterson. Jr. IVâ€"E. Ritchie. J. Bell. Li Aljoe. ‘ Sr. IIIâ€"M. Atkinson. Jr. IIIâ€"M. Davis, V. Ritchie. . .- A . Lindsay, 0. Bell. M. Newell, MN. Whitmore, G. Bell, A. Ritchie. 1 IIâ€"R. Davis, J. McNabb. R. Mc- Farlane, H. Sills. K. Davis. Iâ€"G. Lindsay, M. Aljoe. Sr. Primerâ€"J. Bell. Jr. A. Primerâ€"M. Bell. Jr. Primer-E. Hargrave, 9. Lawrence, H. Ritchie. and rolled edge 9 ins. top â€" v v - Is at school where young men and women m pI-opel‘l ' ““5”"! for positions of trust. Business men are realizing this fact. an consequently we are soon able to Name our radlM'P" in high-class situations. They remain who‘re (hey are placed \ecmlse they are premml f‘w "9390“”the work. When you remember that this College is connected with the Central Business flailing“. Stl‘fitf‘Wd- ""d ”‘9 Elliott 8““qu College. Toronto. twnnf the best institutions in the. pmvilwe. 3'0“ will 9"" “9 Isurprised why we obtain such good wsnlts. Ask our students and grad. hates what we have done for them. and “‘9." Will Say “More than anymlf‘ else could have done." Graduate from this ("MIMIP 5"“ “"‘ “ill “" ”W same fur you. including felt] and plain, .... .DOOOoooooooooooooo .0000. 00 for $7.95. Ladles’ Skirts in Grey It $.50. riptions, but space prevents us mention- Hurry for them and don’t delay. When â€"E. Scott. Teacher MOUNT. FOREST Oli'l'a ..... 650 .. 650 fly and 0:1th them ' weak; mbklikv: Inn-chm. or gape. tix es. WT?” by Guu'd our childnn' s tiny! pin; a box of Dr. “Omit" 0 Incl"- Root P1110 m the hon They $1 .50 $2.75 2.25 regular regular Dr. MOI-00'. Indian Root Pul- agg‘junthetkhg-ufiholqt the Ehildnen. Wine; they as ' -â€"v!len their kiglnenm on; all. {am-in food 'vu an. nac- ' -Qr. Mom'u‘ind'nn Root a FULL the Children '0“ _<<4444<A .+++++++ T++++