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.During
the
yar,
people
were
again
and
again
askejl
to
''giye
until
it
hurt."
Tnat
was
all
right
for
war
time.
$sTov
people
are
being
asked
to
give
something
which
does
not
f
llf
inn
'?U
rvrtro
o
cntyfna
rf
rwf
onfiofniitinn
V.
tlOn
that
.our
lovaltv
loyalty
is
is
duo
due.1
Some
people,
of
course
feel
that
they
have
arrived
at
the
ultimate
i"
v
v
v.
v
v.
vi,fcMv.
wcvfti
...
V
lUllUi
fVl
tHllh
j
And
give
much
pleasure
to
many
readers
who
are
not
.able
make
yQU
e
J,o
pu.rch.ase
books
for
themselves.
'
"
,1,
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-
f
fl40
People
Killed
and
Thousands
injured
as
fiesiilt
of
Disaster
in
Lsent,
.the
future,
Jteayen,
heU
and
..WlVlVli
M
il
Ail
I
yv
M,u
wwwv
i
many
similar
things.
Such
people
1
w
,
VT.
...
'
dare
fortunate
perhaps.
But
for
unany
,of
us
we
iave
not
found
Lttuth
so
.e.as.ily.
"Truth
lies
at
the
'
Wttom
of
a
well."
says
an
old
pro-
,vy:l.
Jt
is
tor
.rnanjr
.of
,us
,hard
to
Saturday,
March
11,
193S
;come
at
for
the
well
is
deep
and
-.
..
-.
!e
have
nptllnj;
U
draw
with.
$fer
i
the
pursuit
qf
truth
la
the
.Inner-
i
fjujyur
ifjL,
1JVU1U
jent
datfre
or
,w1h
of
human
na-
rremier
ijnnett
is
to
be
.congratulated
on
ws
.decision
Hure.
to
refer
the
question
of
uniting
the
railways
to
the
people'
In
our
p"'"
nt
trutn
we
n
of
Canada.
One
of
the
railways
belongs
to
them
and
they
u?vt?mJirytSle"
are
much
interred
in
.the
success
of
the
otto.
-K&Vr
X$J?3
S&
bo
far
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned
vve
feel.
pretty
Ue
Partial
mUi
tomorrow.
,And
so
there
u'dulcl
be
a
large
majority
against
uniting
with
the
f
we
are
apt
to
despair
or
to
cyni-
C.
P.
R.
The
raiMwav
npnnlp
who
liv-P
Vipi-p
5ppiti
tn
ho
lSi-nn.'cally
observe
as
did
one
of
old.
unit
in
favor
of
15
Tru?1!1
al1
tically
a
.continuing
the
present
system.
-
.
1
HH-
.iw".
,
$
search
bound
to
to
o
v
i
,
we
are
epme
2Sparvtlwre
has
arisen
no
;local
ehainpion
of
a
luiion.
,one
conclusion.
Truth
is
personal.
The
light
by
wlch
we
seek
It
Is
PRETTY
TOUGH
WORK
SS
1
nese
iare
flays
vhen
the
fishermen
really
earn
their
indicating
that
truth
u
personal
money
and
a
lot
more.
When
the
weather
is
bitterly
.cold
and
that
in
faithful
pursuit
win
And
Jthe
men
have
to
work
on
deck
and
get
the
full
force
we
flnd
not
on
,lfe
bul
also
the
,pf
.the
wind
it
is
a
job
no
one
will
envy
them.
All
-are
glad
goi!!Sv
J
in
when
they
hear
that
the
price
of
fish
is
ud.
for
even-
dollar
.vL$Z
IL
on
"
if;!!
n
Z
theijjvgran
gets
is
money
he
has
worked
hard
for
and
the
words
of
Jesus
come
home
to
us.
"i
am
the
way
and
the
rruut
and
vtfie
Hfe."
lie
U
the
Y&ay
Uv
Ooal.and
the
guide
of
our
pilgrimages.
Furthermore
he
'spoke
"as
one
having
authority"
Is
not
this
note
of
authority
one
of
our
greatest
needs
now?
Me
not
only
spoke
the
uiuru
nti'reoeingasKen
io
nana
oui
a
lew
oi
tne
sDare
truth.
e
wl
.'as
-the
.the
truth.
truth.
He
He
was
J'&lUmSS
ifrpm
their
libraries,
3n
order
to
fill
up
the
gaps
the
revelation
Qt
perfect
manhood
in
the
shelves
of
the
nublic
librarv.
Helninir
such
an
Wti.
was
tt.e
self
.re,vei-
..
.
-
i
try
of
.Qod
uuy
uucvyiJ
unit
IIWUIUT
A
VIY
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-
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5
V,,.Vh-ill
basketball
fixtures
flvtnrs.
nlavitrf
nlaved
In
In
thm
the
(Continued
from
Pae
1
''Tvt'O.Wf
-oo(l
reatons
why
you
should
enH'itt
and
it
only
cou
a
few
cents.
ftitlJay
vVfcitls
,cwo
Shrtddcd
Wheat
.H'$Rl
AflipejJ
in
Uje
rfjvpn
and
smothered
in
milk,
hot
or
mjld.
Shredded
Wheat
is
100',;
vjholc
wheat
inlUVVt.
CatudUn
wheat.
12
BIG
BISCUITS
JN
EVERY
kJBpX
'SHREDDED
WHEAT
MAPI
IN
CANADA
.
1
CANADIANS
OF
CANADIAN
WHIAT
-TJUDAIl.Y
NES
.u
'I'J,
lit
-
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'
J4
AWRDAY
SERMON
The
Pursuit
of
Truth
(By
Rev.V.
p.
Grant
Holllngworth.
D.A.),
'Ldo.not
know,"
said
Prof
esspr
V.
G.'.SumnentfGcently
'yhethorit
is
pqitye
for
us
eerto
arr.iye
jvt,a
knovJe$ie.t
of
'Jtilie
ti;vij;li
in
(regard
to
anydmportant
matters.
l,dpubV
$iim
.Russians
Hebrew
ttex-o
vakjsjis
.Roums.niwy
tungaiirj
:&t-Other
?r,epesn
He
Other
Asiatic
'Unspecified
"Ye
hall
oow
,
-
the.
truth
shall
&$UC,jMn
X'3&n
,
per
Qt,a,t
JXoipit
Continued
from
Rage
V,
53
53
SO
ao
30
w
16
11
3
1
3
12
nurses,
to
go
into
effect
on
April
1,
1038.
The
finance
,commlttte
brought
In
a
xecommendaUon
cute
ting
O.U
V"
wagea
.except
the
cook.
assistant
cook,
.the
ounll
nurses
and
puiuinn
followed
the
recommends
.
-....
j
u.i
the
edge
on
the
C.
N.
K,ln
the
llrst
In
fairness
to
all
cotleerned
lit
Would
I
be
advisable
for
the
board
to
make
,
.
jBS.apitUy
as
possible.
JIclp
was
SUrnmanQd
from
Long
.'
but
slackened
In
the
second
a
svxexil
xeducWn
iniUtAd
.of
Beach
where
it
was
reported;
tliat
the
cjty
waa.on
ficcand
haU
and
1et
the
RaUwy
drP
singling
out
certain
ones
'
for
th
e
response
was
immedi.att.
.MarUal
law
w.as
declared
b,ttJStJdi!
cut
.
Angeles
people
who
jiad
friends
.at
Jng
Beach
'.tr.N
jto
,
tn
the
w
game
Uie
Comeu
de.
rd'to
no.TTiul
pet
here
hut
were
stopped
,by
the
pcAicc
ad
.turjieu
jiacK.
leatd
e
Amazons
.a
one-
tnat
ht
workmen's
compensatton
-The
crowding
in
of
people
from
vtKc
qntidc
hampered
the
sided
me-
e
Comet
arf
now
be
discontinued
for
the
time.b.uupe
effortsf
the
authorities.
!
h
e
.CdinaU
for
league
thought
that
this
ote
ThrouEhout
last
evenimr
and
on
into
tho
niirht
radio
fixture
...
the
on
which
the,
could
,tr
Matiqns
j.ssuqd
bulletins.
omc.of
which
contained
.ag-
gcr.atqd
CRorts
of
the
fatalities.
Ayarnincs
wore
issued
iji
liic
p.QopJe
to
remain
,at
home
and
not
.add
to
the
trou-4lcspf
ihc
,a.uthorjities.
Paiu
Arcani
Her
earl
Tired
Out
After
loins
Housewerk
Mrs.
Urary
JUarh,
Morirl
Uli,
Alt,
writ:
"Lut
fftll
1
hkd
bad
iM
wepai
.wjr
besxt,
and
teh
moraiag,
sfttr
doiar
a
littla
m
jwwofk,
1
aeiu
to
get
(iluj
sad
fwl
pXi
ured
sat
Sreisf
tW
Milbuni's
Iltwt
iod
Nerr
PSIte
wre
gmd
for
llw
tmufj
I
scat'
for
t
x,
Ed
Urr
taking
tl.f
I'illi
far
a
few
Jyi
J
felt
a
who)
lot
U-tur.
Hinr
tlm
lbTe
k4
no
rt)irs
'
lite
1Uiy
ip)b
aad
paiw
aynBd
m
na(t.
"
r
t
H
Ant
rrl
iterM;
pal
w7
br
TV.
T
Ullban
Oa-
IM-
WIS
l
O
O
FOOD
is
100
ttAHADIAN
In
the
lnUrmedJate
Tuxls
completely
whitewashed
the
any
reduction.
A
suggestion
via'
L
t
1
a
s
SI
1
1
.afill'
V
tfV-..
...
..v.,
..
water
be
fixed
in
the
opcaUnz
rpi
league
leadership
ajajnt
the
jyar-
0
dMtilrd
ter.
m
no-'
4m.
.
.
.
..
.
i
.
,
,
spend
over
$4
a
month
for-
It.
Trrw
The
Japanese
took
the
Jeadlng
J1
wt
ln
hnd,
of
(he
hoe
Scouts
Uito
camp
.In
the
Jnnor
committ
game
by
a
close
margin
of
two
xhe
ffUegtion
of
U)e
rte
hkh
pqinu.
13-16.
The
.boys
played
a
lh.
hosoltal
nfrf
Hie
Power
cTm.
good
jtame
and
there
was
HtUe
to
p,ny
;or
JJjtnl
htoueW
upXor
Ichooce
between
the
two
teams.
j01f3Cppntry
Bower
10.
SCOTTISH
LKAGUK
FIRST
Bjyisioy
Aberdeen
6;
Morion
0.
Avr
United
-2!
Particle
Thistle
0,
Clyde
7:
Hamilton
Academicals
Dundee
4;
Cowdenbeath
2.
Moiherwejl
4:
Cfiltle
2.
nsn.eni
4:
filefts
4.
ft.
i?fhrHton-e:
KUmnmotk
1.
Rt.
Mlrren
3-
Fist
8tMlnh!re
o.
Third
Lanark
3;
Alrdrleonlans
2.
gcpefai
aisoysslon.'vncA
elty
had
charge
of
the
lighting
syftttrn
the
hospital
was
given
a
special
rate
but
now
they
were
paying
ly
the
reeular
metre
rate.
It'l
,
piCMiyi
lEtfWX
thought
advisable
Xor
the
finaine
j
Astbn
Villa
3;
,Wet
Bromiah
comrnltteeto
look
flosejy
Intp.Jtbe
Alblons
2.
matter
and
see
if
some
redueiten
Dolton
WamUreri
0;
Sundcrfand
could
not
be
madeThe
matter
6t
lnstalUne
new
nower
conneUnn
P,h?fa.!:.JD,akp01
V
the
electric
heflttrs
was
letta
Huddersfleld
Town
0;
n
Detby
u
e
hsnds
of
the
hpuse
.cnmmltw.
'
County
0.
.
Leicester
.Wty
J;
Arsenal
1.
Liverpool
l:
Manchester
City
1
IRELAND
BEATS
Middlesbrough
2;
Birmingham
2.
.Tlirrc
ATDnnrtV
Newcastle
United
3;
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Portsmouth
2t
vertnn
2.
BELFAST.
XieJand.
Maroh
11:
8heKlfe4d
.United
2;
.Blackburn
Irf,land
defesxts-a
Walm.too
'biffp
,
Uwrs
J;
Blackburn
Jlovcxs
1.
Wre
c.rowd
of
RtMar8
4o;jtn
'
Wolverhampton
Leeds
United
8.
Wanderers
3;
lntcatlonal
rugby
match
heir.
Volume
of
business
ln
the
United
States
will
get
back
to
normal
by
-the
end
of
1934,
JtoRef
W.
iBihson,.
ttr
No
I't
airafi
im
tj.-lW;o
riifl
.nruiJi.
KI4.
,riipinr
up
and
In;
lannot
Hi!
Iljlit.
k
a
nit
fotnf;fpM;.
...
'yrl"ff
'infarnialM.
smitii
HANUrACTVaiNU
co.
IPL
31
NtMxn.
Out
PROTEST
AT
OF
STRIKERS
(Trades
and
Labor
CouncllasjfiRe-solution
at
inilarotlng
Thursdv.-NUpt
At
.lt
rrffiilar
.meetlnB
fThurxdav
Ti
it
is
possible.
It
IS
not
impftrta.lVt.
It
is
the
pursuit
of
night
the
Prince
Rupert-jrdes
and
truth
which
gives
us
life,
and
it
is
to
that
.pursuit
of
truth
council
passed
a
resolution
-that.our
'
r
Rrpttlp?lW.Mt.ie
pctlon
of
the
.
Granby
Company
in
evicting
me
striking
miners
from
their
homea
at
,
L
-
truth
about
mW
jtwnjp.
;Uie
,pre-
fnn
AC
"ZZtV:"?
Z
1
1
II
JK
r
tAn
LL
'
battallqnj,of
police
to
Anyox
in-,
W
i
WV
f-
sUajj
qf
lUe
Abqr
depart-
menttokee-matter
up
and
try
to
Prlncu-
EnslUh
l-rrdom'inln
JW(t
AVUhflUL,h.Secjd
and
A?ge
Jjmmgt
Scandinavian
and
ri?ili
1.
i.
ui
w
u
Followl
-
closed
town
poucy.
which
makes
.
r,,.
"
..
.,.
except
ip
a
surtpWUm
manMr
as
t"""M"
"
ha
bMm
done
Memtlv
tics
has
)ust
issued
a
booklet
on
the
racial
origins
of
the
people
of
Can-
ada.
This
shws
that
In
Prince
Ru-
t$nfide)e
wlH
pe,rt
.people
qf
JEnallsh
origin
lead
as
mlich
by
the
helpful
aet
m
the
In
numbers
with
Scottish
second
favorable
balance
sneet-Qwen
u
ana
Heanainavmn
inira.
inc
num-bersare:
'.
;
.
Engli4h
Scottish
fcjandinartan
Irish
Chinese
and
Japanese
Italjan
French
.
-.
German
.
..r.
Other
British
Race
Austrian
Ukminlarw
1U
.
kmc;
?t9'
3
1W1
ni
i
97
5
m
in
fcrowPM
SavIDo
"
y
"And
who
wouldn't?
For
Chuntcclcr
papers
lead
in
thei
favour
of
smokers
who
roll
their
own
,
.
rendy
gummed,
slronp
papers,
conveniently
pocked
in
automatic
booklets.
120
-leaves-
that's
o
lot
of
pure
rice
paper
for
Scl"
iwcs
Thanks
to
Life
Insurance
1
.
Kept
in
PURE
RICE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
AT
D.KY
.DOCK
'
)be
wUl.UOdeuo
h.-,
overhaul
prior
t
.
The
snagscow
Bobolink
mod
stoned
ar
servlre
,ovtr
,to
Jltie
dry
doojc
today
where
ItlVf
.
force
This
Family.
is
Safe
;
this
home
you
onn
oo'I.ifc:Intirtinec
doing
ita
finc
.v,ork-rp;oidiiig
fonilj
belter
and-clothing
for
a
family
-which
has
m
its
lrcadvihncT.
And
Jicrc,
too,
you
can
see
why
Life
IjiMirnncc
u
an
alisoluic
ncf,r4sity
an
.act
auci
jio.
iuan
should
.cudanger.
'.Spnic
day
yojur
J.ic
Insurance
niay:Jc
itcodcd
to
mvc
your
fainily
fr.oui
cold
and
hvnigcr
your
home
intact
to
give
your
children
a
fair
cjiancc
in
life,
'TJmuI;
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