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business directory a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouttrlue monday wednesday and fridays a to 12 am l e oneill stouffviiab funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone briarbush hospital main street stouffvilie uccnse so 203 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards ambulance service phone 101 mrs e r good superintendent r t clendening funeral director ambu service phone markham 9000 stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of markham in stouftville every wednesday at lirntliwnites hardware phone 9601 see ii o klinck obrien avenue lor your insurance needi in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines thomas birkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england phone stouffvilie 25902 a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automoblla and fire medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county dentai neil c smith ldsdds office over bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 noon and 130 to 530 pm phone office phone residence 1011 1015 claremont every tuesday office over tuckers store phono claremont 1401 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal collega at dental surgeons and of the university of toronto v office in grublns block phone s201 markham every tuesday offlc in wear block office phone residence phone 3160 3514 v arthur w s greer barrister solicitor votary public 6 king st east fv oskawa ontario resident partner poliardkc ridge ontario res id jvo jtfxbrh branch office port perry on phone 2c fr mccullough button rv barrister solicitors cobtct- p button bvck stoufftiiu ii ft- lesson xiii correcting wrong ideas of religion mark 7113 golden text this people honor- cth me with their lips but then- heart is far from me mark 7 the lesson in its setting time ad 29 place capernaum 1 and there are gathered together unto him the pharisees and certain of the scribes who had come from jerusalem the reason mark does not say certain of the pharisees and of the setibes but only cer tain of ihe scribes if raot probably because these scribes were especially selected for their learning to match that of jesus the pharisees form ed the jewish sect or party which laid utmost stress on the strictest outward observance of the law they were utterly selfrighteous and cul tivated a hollow formalism that was ostentatious to a degree especially in observing ceremonies fastings etc jesus exposes them as arrant hypocrites the scribes were the pro fessional students of the law old testament the present delegation was sent up from the capital to spy upon jesus to discredit him with the peo ple and to find cause for legal ac tion against him ceremonial cleanliness 2 and had seen that some of his disciples ate their bread with defiled that is unwashen hands it will be noticed that in the margin of the revised version the word here trans lated defiled is there translated common the pharisees did not seel by these washings to remove dirt but the defilement by contact with profane things 3 for the pharisees and all the jews except they wash their hands diligently tat not washings are frequently referred to in ihe old testament especially in the regula tions regarding ceremonial cleanli ness holding the tradition of the elders the ciders were the leading jewish teachers who expounded the law and applied its precepts to actual life according to their views the law of moses was a system of pre cepts which surrounded the whole of mans life and enveloped each part of human existence in its embrace every action was thus looked on as legal or illegal 4 and when they come from the marketplace except they bathe them selves they oat not because jews would neeesarily have to mingle with gentiles in such public places a the markets and many other things there arc which they have received to hold washings of cups and pots and brazen vessels 5 and the pharisees and the scribes sk him why walk not thy disciples according to the tradition of the elders but eat their bread with defiled iands these men leave the disciples alone they hold jesus re sponsible hence thy disciples they who follow thy teaching and thy spir it these men are keen they see that this one act of the disciples real ly sets aside the entire tradition of the elders hypocrisy exposed c and he said unto them hardly anywhere else in the gospels is the absolute preeminence of the lord jesus christ as a teacher so clearly revealed as here in the few short sentences which now drop from his lips our lord pierces the shell of all this outer formalism and reveals a deadening hypocrisy in the depths of the v jewish heart our lord here smashes to pieces forever the whole humanly constructed system of the wooilen traditions of men giving back to true living deep religious life the preeminent place original ly given to it by god well did isa iah phophesy of you hypocrites all of us lave to watch ourselves con tinually as disciples of the lord je sus christ that by words or gifts or actions we do not become ourselves guilty of hypocrisy as it is written this people hoiioreth me with their lips but their heart is far from me 7 but in vain do they worship me teaching as their doctrines the pre cepts of men s ye leave the com mandment of god and hold fast the tradition of men such an indict ment as this can be applied only to religious people the jews were re ligious by teaching and preaching by saying prayers out loud in the synagogues by joining in the songs to jehovah they were pretending to honor god with their lips while they worshipped god they did not obey the law of god 9 and he said unto them full well do ye reject the commandment of god that ye may keep your tra dition directly a precept made for e j fisher r o eyesight specialist 575 danforth ave toronto between pape carlaw south side specializing in difficult eye prob lems scientific diagnosis satis faction assured moderate price an occasion becomes a binding tra dition to he subsequently obeyed it is evil the first movement toward the mastery of the soul by tradition is the movement of that soul away from immediate direct firsthand fellowship with god we should apply this teaching of our lord to our present day and be fore condemning these pharisees too severely we should be sure that we ourselves are not somewhat guilty of the some blind worship of human tradition how many things today in our churches are not commanded by the word of god what our loid was getting at was that the phari sees made these more or less artifi cial rules to be absolutely authorita tive and gave them an importance greater than the importance of the word of god now there may be many things in our churches today which the word of god does not ora- mend the lord now proceeds to give these men a powerful illustration of what he is talking about showing them how from their own mean tricks they are guilty of dishonoring the law of god pretending to be true to the tradition of the elders 10 for moses said honor thy fa ther and thy mother and he that speaketh evil of father or mother let him die the death of course the re ference here is first to the fifth com mandment 11 but ye say if a man shall say to his father or his mother that wherewith thou mightest have been profited by me is corban that is to say given to god 12 ye no longer suffer him to do aught for his father or his mother 13 making void the word of god by your tradition which ye have delivered and many such like things ye do the word corban is a hebrew word which means fundamentally dedicated ie dedicated to god when once a jew had dedicated any possession of his any piece of property or any money to god calling out the word corban over this particular object that money or property or object could never be used except in some religious way the vow of dedication could never be broken what our lord is saying here is that some jews would be so mean that when a hour came when their parents were in need and they had the means to help their parents rather than give them out of their sufficiency they would pronounce corban over these very things which they could have used to help their parents that the case with the fifth commandment is only a single illustration jesus declares by adding that the pharisees keep do ing many things that rob the divine word of its authority for the conscience thus these men who imagined they had a case against je sus not only have their answer a complete vindication of jesus and his disciples but have an indictment launched against themselves one for tified by absolute proof against which no defense is possible on their part gets money back by stomach pump dog who swallowed fivedollar bill is persuaded to give it up tile current issue of the royal bank magazine contains this story told by e s highstead tho first teller at stratford out was faced with a very grave situation on the morning of january 4th to start the year off right when a lady of rather small stature and woebegone expression presented him with the altered centre portion of a royal five dollar bill and asked what could be done about it devoured end pieces after a few questions the lady divulged that the family dog in a playful mood had devoured the two end pieces containing the serial num bers the teller expressed his condol ences as best be could and promised to write head office as per rule 72c but the lady was not content with this and you can imagine the tellers amazement when she arrived smiling ly the next day before his cage with the missing pieces wrapped up in a paper towel the story rushes to a conclusion the dog bad been hied to a vet who gave it a good workout on the stomach pump with the subse quent release of the valuable titbits anil everyone was made happy an iron horse that can da two miles a minute competing with the new streamlined diesel trains this huge steam engine weighing 120 miles per hour speed capacity has been put into service 72000 pounds and with your handwriting tells the truth about your character by lawrence hibbert psychologist characteranalyst and lecturer in deciding on marriage should a girl choose security without glamour or should she marry a man who will give her real companionship but who is somewhat lacking in steadiness this interesting topic is suggested by one of the letters i received this week the girls writing shows that she is very reserved she is capable of much real affection but she is not effusive when she meets people there is nothing impulsive about her she considers matters carefully weighs the pros and cons before coming to a decision once she makes up her mind she wont be in a hurry to change it in sending me letters from her boy friends she says please tell me what you think of these two friends both of whom seem very fond of me i have my own ideas about them but should like to check with your con clusions i am particularly anxious to know as it is possible i may have to choose between them shortly mr as writing shows a volatile nature a little highlystrung and very expressive emotions unfortunately his enthusiasms are not lasting they are like summer storms that sweep up in an instant lash for a brief per iod and then disappear he will be good company but a none-too- sturdy tree to shelter beneath when trouble brews mr bs writing depicts a man who is solid and dependable but unimag inative his energy is constant not a matter of fits and starts he pur sues his tasks quietly but firmly and whilst other men may surpass him in brilliance he will win races in the game of life because he always has something in reserve for the final pull there you have a picture of all three if the girl marries mr b she need have no fears for her future security but she will hardly have the companionship that mr a would contribute the above case is an excellent il lustration of how a handwriting an alysis can help it does not relieve you of the final necessity of making a choice but it is amazingly reveal ing of the innermost characteristics of people especially the qualities which pre often obscured by mere surface indications readers are invitea to send speci mens of their own writing as well as that of friends sweethearts or rela tives for an unbiased analysis per sonally prepared by mr hibbert en close 10c for each specimen coin or postal note preferred to help defray handling charges enclose with stamped addressed envelope to lawrence hibbert room 421 73 w adelaide st toronto ont replies will be forwarded as quickly as pos sible ready to risk purity of speech rather than be considered af fected survey by specialist re veals avoid sissy terms indians depend on fur supply there are more than 10i000 in dians in canada a third of whom would be on permanent relief if de prived of hunting and trapping occu pations through lack of sound conser vation of furbearing animals lion t a rearer federal minister of mines said last week at toronto american college students will break the rules of grammar any day rather than risk being considered af fected because they use loo precise speech according to a survey of stu dents vocabularies made public last week in american speech a col umbia university press quarterly says ihe montreal star the survey was compiled by j m steadman jr of emory university of atlanta lie found that men stu dents in particular shied from words which they regarded as unmanly al though he did not list the words men like he discovered thai euphemisms for unpleasant words words associat ed with death or sex for instance arc used far less frequently an most discussions uld lead one to think there is a horrible fear of using efflmfnale words wrote mr stead- man hut no taboos on masculine words among words that he said were de tested by men on th ground that they sound effeminate mr steadman list- oil the following abhor adorable adore bean charming chic cunning cute dainty darling darned dear de licious delight fill divine dolly dread ful ducky enhanced exquisite giggle glorious gobs goody gorgeous graci ous grand heavenly heavens for heavens sake limb love lovely luncheon marvelous naughty oodles precious shampoo simply stunning sweet teadance or dinner party and thrilling mr steadman pointed cut that the american speech seemed rich in words connoting contempt for culture such as highbrow ritzy swanky and hfglihal conversely he found that unpleasant suggestions were asso ciated with such words as exquisite sensibility refinement taste culture and fastidious 10000000 hp engine pictured if one can imagine a giant sixteen- cylinder engine with its cylinders re placed by the barrels of a sixtcen- inch coastdefense gun using the usual powder charge of such a gun as fuel and its tonweight shell as a piston he can picture a 10000000 horsepower engine such is the power developed in the barrel of a coastdefense gun dur ing the period the shell is travelling through the bore according to dr l thompson of the us naval proving grounds at dahlgren o there would of course be almost insuper able engineering difficulties involved in building and operating such an en gine but uie calculation is useful in giving an idea of the amount of en ergy which is released in such a gun it momentarily uses more power than the propelling powerplants of the battle fleet of the navy sold a horse an american farmer recently looked at one of his horses decided it had passed its prime and sold it for coo some time later his bro therinlaw looked round his stock and deciding he needed another horse bought one for 50 it was the same horse small weather balons will be used by bangalore observatory to obtain data concerning the monsoon the wind which brings to india most of its rain i wont accept lift in radioless car comfort according to one be wildered motorist of wingham out is the latest fad to be requested by wouldbe hitchhikers who travel by means of the thumb route one good hearted motorist upon passing two of the fairer sex while enroute to business was hailed and asked his destination upon receiv ing their information and much to the chagrin of the motorist one girl the more witty of the two remarked have you a radio in this car no madam how about a heater im sorry miss these modern in ventions are too modern for my mode of travel whereupon both refused to accept the lift and slammed the door much to the amazement of the astonished motorist who continued on his way leaving the queens of the road awaiting the next victim who no doubt would receive the same query thirty boys and girls from japan will visit germany this spring and on their return home they will be accom panied by 30 members of the hitler youths and the hitler maidens oldest pastor the oldest clergyman in great brit ain is said to be the rev matthew- gold above who preached regular ly until five years ago and is now spending hs lime with friends in the exmoor hamlet of luckwell bridge spending half a century abroad in the ministry of the methodist church in missions and frontier stations he returned to kngland some thirty years ago and was called to preach in the hill districts of west somerset kcv mr gold is 103 years of age aviation crashes their prevention less than five per cent can be attributed to mechanical failuit- major general jamci k fechet- formerly chief of the united states army air corps has studied airplane crashes statistically and discovered that less than 5 per cent can be at tributed to mechanical failure says tho new york times the pilot tho weather man the airline operations manager the mechanic are response ible for most of the accidents inj this human chain the pilot is obvl- ously the supremely important link when we consider in this light the recent accidents in which aerial pas sengers have lost their lives the pro posal for a more intensive physical examination of pilots made in science by c k ferrce and g rami should commend itself to airline companies the utmost care is taken in selecting the men who are to manage a plane in llight but this is not enough if planes are inspected before each llight why not their pilots a ten- minute instrumental test is enough to reveal subnormality in coordina tion of eye brain and hand in other words those effects of fatigue in somnia worry temporary lack of mental efficiency which may cause a man to falter in a crisis messrs ferree and hand would also examine pilots after flights for the purpose of determining susceptibility to fatigue the amount of strain that can be safely imposed and the proper kind of aerial duty that may be safely assigned to a given man pilots fitness important that these are not unreasonable demands is borne out by major gen fechets testimony the army has its flight surgeons they have found that annual or semiannual exam inations are not enough and that a smart medico to keep the pilots under daily observations was need ed these flight surgeons paid off in reducing airplane crashes to major gen fechet an easy mind is so much more important than a sound body that in his opinion an aviator who is worried and preoccupied is to be trusted less than one subject to fits or fainting spells granted that a human being is not a machine the safety of the public nevertheless demands that the fitness of an avia tor to set out on a flight should be as much a matte- of concern as the fitness of the plane in which perhaps twenty passengers are seated odd jobs should be tackled now this is the season of the year when work has lessened up a bit that one can turn to very valuable account there are numerous odd lobs that can be done now that will save much anxiety and valuable time next spring when the rush of work comes on again oiling machinery for instance take farm machinery aside from the fact that it pays to put all machinery in out of the weather dampness and cold there are parts that need to be repaired paint ed oiled etc there are parts that are subject to much vibration loosen ing taps burs and nuts if there are not taken care of properly when we are ready to use ihe implement again we will find a bolt missing here a tap loose there and first thing we know a half day of valuable time has been wasted on repairing when we might have had this little job done during the spare winter months if a tap is loose unscrew it and daub it with white lead replacing it again when this has hardened you will be sur prised to see how tight the tap has become and still it will be more eas ily removed than where one is rusted a day or two on ihe average farm dressing up ihe machinery in our odd moments is ihe best days wages we probably make during the entire year if we lak- into consideration the val uable time lost- every season in re pairing some part of machinery that might have been taken care of when we had plenty of time at our disposal senore gold mines limited no personal liability property consists of approximately 1700 acres adjoins perron gold mines limited on the north surface work and 19000 feet of diamond drilling completed sheared zone 900 feet long and averaged width of 20 feet disclosed by drilling recommended for shaft sinking and underground work by j n norrie me full information on request b cane room 504 ei 3838 350 bay street toronto s