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Saturday,
Nov.
7,
1931
A
local
citizen
points
out
that
in
the
past
improved
conditions
have
always
followed
an
increase
in
the
price
of
commodities.
Wheat
is
moving
up
steadily.
In
other
lines
there
is
a
stiffening
of
prices
and,
following
all
precedents,
there
will
be
a
great
improvement
in
industrial
conditions.
Ex-Mayor
Newton,
who
has
just
returned
from
the
east,
speaks
with
confidence
of
the
future
and
others
who
have
recently
returned
have
all
spoken
of
the
generally
improved
tone
in
the
past
few
weeks.
The
local
citizen
who
drew
this
to
our
attention
says
we
have
been
deluged
with
generalities
about
conditions
but
until
quite
recently
there
have
been
no
real
indications
of
betterment.
Now
the
turn
has
taken
place
and
we
may
all
feel
more
cheerful.
WHY
IT
IS
DONE
People
often
ask
us
why
we
publish
certain
letters
or
other
material
which
is
objectionable
to
them
and
with
which
they
are
sure
we
are
not
in
agreement.
Sometimes
they
take
a
hot
shot
at
this
paper,
at
capitalists
or
at
something
else
in
which
the
writers
may
be
interested.
Yesterday
we
read
in
a
magazine
the
reason
why
we
do
this.
It
is
contained
in
an
article
by
Bruce
Barton
as
follows:
"One
Sunday
afternoon
a
few
weeks
ago
I
took
my
three
children
into
Hyde
Park
in
London
to
listen
to
the
orators,
The
British
Empire
is
wiser
than
;e
are
in
dealing
with
agitators.
Its
long
years
of
handling
human
beings
have
taught
it
that
talk,
like
any
other
gas,
is
dangerous
only
when
compressed.
Thus,.jn
Hyde
Park
on
Sunday
afternoons,
anv
man
who
believes
himself
to
have
a
message
may
stand
up
on
his
soap
box
and
harangue
his
fellow
citi
zens
to
his
heart's
content.
No
one
interferes.
No
one
gets
mad.
"As
we
drew
near
one
impassioned
orator,
a
high-priced
motorcar
came
up
to
the
curb
and
its
occupants
descended,
leaving
the
engine
running.
A
policeman
stepped
up
and
touched
the
chauffeur
on
the
arm.
"
'You
will
have
to
stop
that
engine,'
he
said.
'These
people
want
to
listen
to
that
Communist,
and
your
engine
is
making
too
much
noise.'
"
This
is
the
very
opposite
to
the
Russian
method
which
is
that
the
people
shall
read
and
hear
only
that
which
the
government
wishes
them
to
read
and
hear.
Others
are
Just
another
convent
girl
'i
fac'.
Lupe
Velei
from
convent
In
San
Antonio
graduated
to
music
1
comedy
In
Mexico
City,
Just
to
show
there
was
no
ill-fcel
ng
Then
came
the
movies.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson.
Dean
ARMISTICE
SERVICES
:
11
AAI.
Morning
prayer
and
sermon.
Anthem,
"WHAT
ARE
THESE"
Bugler
Ranee
will
sound
"The!
La
Post."
Canadian
Legion
Church,
Parade
,
12:30.
Sunday
School
7:30,
Evening
praytr
and
sermon
Anthem,
"GQD
SHALL
WIPE
AWAY
ALL
TEARS"
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
245
Second
Avenue
West)
This
Society
Is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ.
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"ADAM
AND
FALLEN
MAN."
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
at
8
p.m.
Reading
Room,
245
Second
Avenue,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollinrworth.
BA.
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
SERVICES
11
A.M.
Sermon
subject.
"DRIVING
BACK
GOLIATH"
12:15,
Sunday
School
7:30
PAL,
'THE
QUEST
FOR
PEACE"
"Lord
God
of
Hosts,
be
with
us
yet.
Lest
we
Forget."
All
visitors
welcome
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
A,
Wilson.
BJV.
ARMISTICE
AND
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
8
ER
VICES
Morning
service
at
11
o'clock
Sunday
School
at
12:15
Evening
worship
at
7:30
Anthem,
"The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd"
Subject.
"THE
PRICE
OF
PEACE"
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
9
Another
Armistice
Day
By
Very
Rev.
J.
B,
Gibson,
Dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
On
Wednesday
next
an
Empire
will
stand
at
attention,
its
activities
arrested,
its
speech
silenced,
its
thought
concentrated,
not
upon
the
victory
won,
nor
even
upon
the
warfare
ended
in
November,
1918,
but
upon
the
men
who
gave
their
lives
to
make
this
victory
and
peace
a
possibility
and
upon
what
their
suprejne
sacrifice
means
for
us
today.
At
lrml.Hu
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.
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u
memorials
afresh
In
our
hearts
and
recall
with
love
and
gratitude
the
names
of
those
we
once
knew.
all
we
can
to
help
them
and
let
them
know
the
country
does
not
for
get.
best
thought
man
ever
had
before
Christ
came.
If
the
Divine
things
a
rn
n
aws-TAt
art
Vi
a
Viummm
C
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never
be
right.
Unless
we
at-
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We
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"that
JS
he
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wa
ris
not
ended
with
them-.
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j.
,
.
I
will
fail.
When
Christ
t
taught
us
that
thousands
of
.
.
men
who
were
so
mu-
th,
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ss
srs.
sstfs
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heart
of
the
Father
and
when
He
taught
us
that.
we
might
find
our
Father,
and
order
our
lives
In
har-
rAm.
...ItV.
tri.
..
n.l.l.l.
-
ven
becomes
in
Christ's
iivin
i
hi.,.a
in.
Vai
,',
teaching
'SSSiST
"5
ruts
principles
and
spirit
B.'t
almost
like
a
divine
family
where
tn
inUmr.
.nH
i
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..
to
interpret
and
apply
is
Seek
first
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children
and
,
the
Kingdom
of
God!"
What
they
7
f
the
cnlldren
obey
toT
lo
the
I
say
to
us
essentiallv
1
thl
Vmi
w
cental
that
cannot
evade
tJl
.,T.i,t
we
It,
i
in
tn
ii
hNi
vnn
"JeSlnTdom"
you
told
us
and
we
"died
but
we
died
In
vain
unless
you
learn
to
seek
first
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven.
Seek
the
right
Kingdom,
serve
the
right
King.
We
He
here
daad
because
you
failed
to
do
this.
Learn
the
lesson
now."
What
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
Is
we
gradually
realize
when
we
begin
to
think
and
to
live
close
to
God.
The
Kingdom
of
Heaven,
after
all,
Is
simply
the
recognition
of
God
as
the
Primary
Fact,
ordering
human
life
according
to
His
Will.
This
is
not
an
exclusively
Christian
message.
It
Is
that
of
thinking
man
everywhere
and
always.
Marcus
Aurellus
said
practically
the
same.
"Without
a
regard
for
divine
things,
you
will
fall
In
your
behaviour
towards
men,"
and
again:
"Every
man
has
three
relations
to
acquit
himself
In.
His
body
that
en
compasses
him
makes
one,
the
Dl-
loglc
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven.
As
we
observe
the
two
minute
silence
on
Remembrance
Day
let
us
make
our
own
the
prayer:
"In
the
remembrance
of
those
who
made
the
Oreat
Sacrifice,
O
God
niake
us
better
men
and
women,
and
give
us
peace
in
our
time."
LOCAL
ITEMS
C.
L.
M.
Glggey,
well
known
Terrace
sawmill
man,
Is
paying
a
brief
business
visit
to
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
mixed
train
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O,
F.
Glersch
ami
Mrs.
M.
llermcnson
of
Swanson
Bay
are
paying
a
visit
to
the
city
vine
Cause
that
gives
to
all
men
all
,
having
arrived
from
down
tie
coas'
things
another,
and
his
neighbor,
a
on
the
Cardenu
last
evening.
Life
I
Would
You
Desert
Your
Wife
?
MOf
course
not,"
you
exclaim.
"No
real
man
would
abandon
his
wife
and
leave
her
to
support
herself
and
children."
Ii'h
a
fact,
however,
that
many
a
man's
wife
has
been
left
to
fight
the
world
single-handed.
Hit
been
short
his
have
suddenly
life
has
cut
-
-
euruinga
ceased.
And
bis
family
ha
only
a
legacy
oftlehl8,i
future
of
1cialr.
,
...
For
your
own
self-respect,
make
certain
that
you
will
never
he
accused
of
forsaking
your
wife
in
life
or
death.
Hold
fast
to
your
Life
Inournnce.
It.
safeguards
your
wifq
and
children
-
and
ensures
comfort
and
contentment
in
the
miiinI
of
your
life.
nsurance
s,
oervice
One
of
a
series
of
memaget
sjiowwreJ
by
Life
Insurance
Companies
in
Canada.
iM
Expectant
andHursinq
Mothers
WlCm-
Iwe
a
good
friend
in
OWLTlNE
Wt-
'AkK
lU
mtmtht
and
fter
THBt
baby
comes
tax
a
woman's
MfWifJ
Utm"
"
0vaI,ine
hou,d
on
,he
moA"
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diar
diftarv
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WARNING
No
malt
or
foco
drink
la
in
any
mhh
a
lubicicut
for
Ovaltin.
Tha
proctu
bf
which
Ov!tin
11
mad
it
lh
rtuilt
of
year
of
icien-tific
riarch.
R(uw
ao
calUl
"juw
at
(oo4"
preparatioiu.
1W1
,u
eooq
ior
tne
moihff
at
Uii
critical
."
Ovaltine
buildi
up
the
mother
before
baby
comes
and
enwr
an
abundant
supply
of
maternal
milk,
nature's
own
food.
Oalti
quickly
replace;
precious
vitality,
maintaining
mother's
health
ani
strength
throughout
the
nuraing
period.
The
beat
ot
nature's
tonic
foodi,
fre.h
milk,
freah
egg
and
ripe
b'JT
malt
are
concentrated
in
Ovaltine.
It
is
a
perfect
food,
recommend
a
auch
by
doctors
the
world
over.
Aik
your
own
phytuim.
OVa
LTI
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
triable?
Mothers
to
Breastfeed
their
Babies
SoldatMtooJttoreuin
10;
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tlj,
tJ
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lint:
aim
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