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the tribune stouffvffie onk thursday october 21 5554 news for the farmer this weeks sunday school lesson oe strength as well 15 integrity i and parity verse 1 the heart of her ci7idavce lok addition it has a daanite liter- tasbaitd safely trust i family l1viyg arv form the purest form is ao p s j legsob for october 34 called the distich a squandering her husbands pro 4 6s20 10 727 1ti 1913 raev in wo balanced parts i s but rather adding to nls m3lhwl the commonest type has its sato the sepuagmt greessi contrast version conveys the sense that business directory dental t pent rate- as observed in 2032 vita contribution of the nutritionist many vears reveal some tan growth rates obtained in 1354 land the geneticist to this -pec- pouani seasonal variations re- reveals a striking increase in i tacuiar improvement in growth ports 4- i blonne agronomist imp vv growth over twenty land maximum growth is onlyjat this station rate o years feed conversion has alj realized when good stock is fed fro shown a comparable improj properly balanced rations vement over this same period management practices and ji itt it required 20 weeks disease control also play a and 23 pounds of feed to pro duce a 5pound fryer whereas today 3pound fryers are being produced at 13 weeks of age and require only 165 pounds of feed this means that today we can produce a 3pound fryer in part in thus improved growth and feed conversion many of the diseases which plagued the poutryman o 20 years ago have been brought under con trol by the poultry pathologists the success of our modern ten years records at sixinch depth show that the greatest changes occur in the spring and fall months when the soil temperature increase- frm 32 deg k in march to 52 deg f in may and decreases from go deg f in september o 30 deg f in december during sum mer the mean monthly soil tem perature varies very little terse saying expressive of a with the righteous the city generalization in the phere of rejoketh and when the wick morality or homely wisdom- ed perish there is nine a proverb which reflects thelison in 1116 a gracious wo- frugality and carefulness of man retaineth honour and our greatgrandmothers an strong men retain riches old scottish one declares moi there are of course modifi- i pickers wa immediate for brussell sprout shouting s there is an interesting compar- iv mickles mak a muckle an echo of the thrift generally as sociated with that race the hebrew proverb has all the characteristics of our own with some added for one thing the religious element is much stronger as can be seen in the collections of proverbs in this book of the bible in full or parttime 100 per hour paid by the day j please bring a lunch and rubber boots supply rubber pants we apply s calheltome 8th concession south east side of ringwood just namely between go deg f and g7 deg f in winter soil tem perature is rather stable re maining around freezing point all during the season even when the air thermometer reg istered a temperature of 25 deg below zero on february 13 1951 at ottawa the soil ther mometer still indicated 31 deg above zero temperature measurements at the same location indicated that over a period of ten years soil temperature on the aver age was warmer for a longer time during the year at four ft than at six inches from octo ber to march soil was 9 deg warmer at four feet than at six inches during the months of april and september tem peratures were the same at both depths that is 36 deg and 59 deg f respectively in the summer months tempera ture at four feet in the soil was 10 degrees cooler than at six inches the seasonal varia tion in soil temperature was found to decrease with depth at about 40 feet deep in the soil there was practically no variation in soil temperature throughout the year- temperature measurements taken at ottawa on july 17 1953 give an indication of tem perature variations at different depths at the surface soil tem perature was 140 dog f at 4 inches 2 deg f at two feet 77 deg f and go deg f at four feet it can be noted from the above figures that there was a decrease of 80 degrees in the first four feet air tem perature was 92 deg f at this time now how do soil and air temperatures compare toge ther during the winter months at ottawa soil temperature av erages about 15 degrees higher than air temperature that is 2s deg f compared to 13 deg in the spring and in the fall soil and air are about at the same temperature however in summer soil at six inches tends to be warmer than the air but the difference is small being in the order of one or two degrees fahrenheit cations of this form with de partures of various degrees until the pure form is lost and other forms emerge we need not take time over these varia tions what has been said will make clear that the first nine chapters are not true proverbs there is too much continuity of thought to admit of these brief discourses being so nam ed although the book bears the general title the proverbs of solomon this weeks lesson deals with domestic relationships husbands and wives parents and children our passages do not contain all that the book of proverbs has to say on this theme a good exercise would be to read through the entire book underscoring all the coun sel given in this sphere and then arrange it into the various categories husbands wives parents children and so on after that one might well pro ceed to study the teachings of the new testament on the same theme if all this were collected and organized it would make the finest manual on home life available every attempt to improve on the bible teaching in this sphere has made for the breakdown of the home and of personal character too verse by verse prov 41 hear ye children the instruction of a father know understanding notice the change from my son to ye children the natural sense here would indicate that it is actually the father of the children who is speaking ra ther than a teacher advising children to listen to their fa thers verse 2 for i give you good doctrine forsake ye not my law my law indicates au thority but the call for obe- a few people still have a va cation to look forward to the others are trying to stage a financial comeback a professor contends that ev ery man gets his share of bad breaks the smart thing to do is to have them relined- no m in a series your hydro at work for you and yours y0urhydr0 lighting the way adequate reliable street lighting made possible by lowcost hydro electricity is one of the great benefits of modern living automatic traffic lights speed and inte grate the flow of traffic help prevent accidents protect pedestrians street lights safeguard the citizens of a community in other ways too brightly illuminated streets are an important fac tor in reducing crime thanks to a dependable supply of elec tricity provided by ontario hydro and your local municipality the streets of our province are better lighted than ever before another example of ontario hydro at work for you and yours information concerning ontario hydro can be obtained by writin- to your hydro chairman 620 university avenue toronto thority but also on the quality of the teaching offered it is good verse 3 for i was my fa thers son only beloved this and the following verses are a strong argument for the colomonic authorship of this portion it is an apt picture of david seeking to inculcate god liness in the heir to the throne xotice that the beloved is in italics the original reads on ly but certainly carries the sense of the beloved one bath- sheba had more children than solomon but he was her on ly in the sense of beloved verse 4 let thine heart re tain my words and live solomon then was hut seek ing to do for his children what his father had done for him chap 020- thy fathers commandment the law of thy mother here as in 18 the mother is associated with the father in the training of the son too often today it is all left to the mother an un fair burden which frequently means disaster verse 21 bind them con tinually upon thine heart and tie them about thy neck com pare 19 and 33 received into the innermost part of the be ing the law in its fullest sense of the will of god lie- comes a living ornament which all may see like a precious necklace verse 22 it shall lead thee keep thee talk with thee guidance guardianship and communion are the three fold blessing of those who do the will of god if we begin with morning communion we hall know gods leading through the day and rest in his keeping by night verse 23 for the command ment is a lamp light the way of life compare psalm 119105 reproof is part of instruction to be accepted with all meekness see 2 tim othy 316 17 chap 1913 a foolish son calamity the conten tions of a wife are a continual dropping here are the two worst plagues which a man can know a foolish on and a contentious wife the dropping of water is an extreme form of torture capable of driving one insane verse 14 house and riches of fathers and a prudent wife from the- iord here is a brighter picture a young man who has not only inherit ed substance from his father but has been blessed of god with a prudent wife the in heritance would have little val- ue if coupled with a wife after j the order of verse 13 chap 3110 a virtuous woman far above rubies the suggestion in the question i ls that such a woman as it de scribed here ls all too rare for which reason she is classed the precious gems virtu- lous here carries the thought the heart of he lrisson solomon gives three reasons why his children should heed his instructions first they are the instructions of a father and therefore carry the auth ority of law in the second place hisnstructons are good doctrine whose effect is to im part understanding the third reason is that his instructions have borne the test of time he received them from his father and had found them sound soiomon did not argue that these standards were all right for the older generation but were quite antiquated now and not at ail suitable for the mod ern age so authority quality and the test of lime called for adherence to his doctrine ls not the same true of all the word of god it comes to us with the voice of authority re quiring obedience it is good and doe good to all who re ceive it from generation to generation it has proved its worth those who obey are blessed and those who heed not are taken in their own net our daily round ls in three stages we carry out the activi ties of the day we go to rest and we rise to start the pro cess again in the activities of the day with its recurrent problems we need guidance in the silent watches of the night when our faculties lie dormant we need guardianship when we awake to face another day we need a word of encourage ment and strength in some measure the faithful instruc tions of loving parents minis ter to us in these ways but only the lord of god is ade quate to meet our full need in these respects it is guide guard and companion to those who love god the command ment is not a vexation but a light and even its reproofs are welcome as ministers of life such is the lesson of proverbs 62023 the other two passages pre sent the place of the wife in the blessing of the household if she is quarrelsome she can 6e a veritable minister of tor ture but if she is prudent the richest inheritance of lands and wealth pales in value be side her there are women of rare quality of character chaste strong faithful careful capable who are more to their husbands than all material wealth their goodness does not vanish with the honey moon but carries through till like john anderson and his faithful spouse they sleep to gether at the foot of lifes brae is there not a picture here of the church the spouse of christ and the faithful minis try which her husband expects of her in the days of her toil neil c smith los oixs graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 167w stouffville e s barker ids dds honor graduate of 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