1
ji,
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trim
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Anthem
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Canada,
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homeand
native
land
,
.
,
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
,
'
comand.
t
'
With
gimvTftfr
heart
we
see
thee
rlsl
1
The
true
North
strong
and
free,
-
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Am.
stand
an
gWWd.
Cf
Canada,
1
vvd
stantfcon
gtMhi
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and
f
rte
j
O
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yt
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ort
guard
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j
i
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...
.
O
Canada
we
stand
on
guard,
for
tee
1
,
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j
.
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Saturday.
Feb.
ti,
1933
The
prosperity
of
any
country
depends
to
a
very
large
I
extent
on
the
attitude
of
the
citizens.
Most
of
us
who
'live
i
ENTHUSIASM
Those.who
were
at
the
City
Hall
forthe
first
meeting1
of
thecty
council
will
remember
how
readily
the
words
of
the
"Red
Flag"
came
to
those
who
have
been
in
the
habit
of.siiytfog
it.
They
sang
as
if
they
meunt
it
and
there
was
real
enthusiasm.
If
we
had
half
the
enthusiasm
for
"Q
Canada"
that
they
have
for
their
anthem,
we
should
find
ourselves.
much
niore
enthusiastic
for
our
country.
Some
years'
ago
when
some
Japanese
war
vessels
visited
Victoria,
the
cadete
were
entertained
by
the
citizens.
At
that
dinner
they
flan?
fome
of
their
national
songs
and
i(
those
who
listened
will
never
forget
There
was
real
in-;,1
spranon
in
the
music
and
the
lad?
sang
as
lf
they
believed
and
felt
evory
word
of
what
they
were
singing.
We
are
now
a
people
ten
million
strong,
and
it
is
time
we
learned
to
sing
at
least
one
national
song.
Perhaps
it
is
not
perfect
but
neither
is
the
Hritish
anthem
perfect,
far
from
it,
yet
all
sing
it
with
enthusiasm.
At
least
we
can
be
unanimous
on
the
words
if
we
only
will.
.1
U-JbbUjlUJ
iaBBBBTBB
PBBSBw
2am
Buk
Medicinal
Soap
2St
cake
Has
'Christianity
Lost
Its
Power?
j
F.-W.
Dafoe.
r.D..Vlrst-Baptist
CHtrreh'
!
A
great
many
people
some
of
them
-Christiana
art?
asking,
MHus
Christianity
lost
its
poww."
They
are
in-j
olineil
to
throw
the
blame
for
the
present
day
conditions
1
upon
Christianity
and
the
.church.
Christianity
cannot
fail,
j
Christianity
is
Christ's
philosophy
of
life.
The
church
can-
riot'.fall.
The
church
is
the
Whole
body
of
the
redeemed,
of!
vfcich
Christ
is
the
head.
This
body
1
its
not
an
orgiiniuttoivllkv
a
lefts-
has-been
much
of.
religion,
but
what
Jhtive
"body,"
but
an
organism,
JOce
the
human
body,
Eph.
1-22
and
S3.
'If
tn
any
wa?
she
rras
tnimgrewM
it
la
due
to
human
errors
and
mls-
i-cofictj)tJm
of
troth.
facades
of
modern
thought
would
haw
u
believe
that
Christianity
hus
had
its
dav.
und
many
ChrLs-
itJarn
are
allovrhtg
themsefve
s
to
be
persuaded
that
this
is
so
and
have
"turned
away
thsh
ears
worn
the
truth"
In
an
attempt
to
capture
la
inhmMrln
nn
affartv
in
Attmpt
"modem
slogan.
But
In
what
way?
ILlne
up
vlth
the
crwi,d?,It
was
the
I
crowd
Utat
demanded
DStabbas
and
I
sent
Christ
to
the
Cross.
Playing.
the
flame
There
i
never
w
a
time
when
sport
vbb
so
maeh
talked
about.
"Plarflnt
tiw
game"
ia
a
pafmlar
phrase.
Have
we
played
the
game,
by
the
great
uead
oi
the
church'
The
athlete
who
"pbys
the
game"
doea
not
disobey
the
rules
of
the
game,
r.
he
l
iar
does
tlsstb
not
s
aui
.
pkay
saaaa
w
"past
time
-
.
here
are
citizens
of
Canada
and
we
believe
.
that
this
is
the!np
does
not
come
Wthe
fwa
with
a
t:..i
i...'
i
it.
i
j
i
!i
;
i
,!:
i.
!
.
.
..
j.
nest...
country.
in
inu
wonu.
n
it
is
noi
we
are
wining
to
use'body
worn
out.
ana
weary
ran
our
best
effort
to
make
it
that.
If
we
do
not
think
Canada
I
other
thingshowever
commend-Js
the
best
country,
why
do
we
stay
here?
able
the
"!her
lhinvi''
Let
There
are
many
people
living
in
Prince
Rupert
who
look
ZTZTZ
upon
the
United
States
as
their
country,
others
turn
to
christian
prtncipiea.
Apply
ohmt-a
Norway
or
Sweden
and
say
that
is
their
countrj.
England
philosophy
to
iue
itself.
.
claims
many
and
Scotland
others.
What,
all
must
.learn
.if!
Puny
two-uiirds
of
the
human
tw
nrp
to
nrnnot
is
tn
nnnsirlpr
Cnnnrln
nur
ponntrv
tn;l
a
without
a
knowledge
rke
an
interest
in
everj'
part
of
it
and
to
do
what
we
may
to
make
it
better.
This
week
the
Ladies"Music
Club'
drew
attention
to
one
of
our
oddities
in
the
matter
of
the
Canadian
anthem.
It
Of
the
world's
8avlor.
and
the
Chris
tian
nation
of
the
world
are
marred
by
injustice,
race
prejudice,
covetousness
and
Immorality.
Men.
women
and
little
children
are
cold
was
that
none
can
agree
on
the
words.to
be
sung.
Go
to.any
'
and
hunty
in
a
-nd
of
P,,n,t?
A
meeting.
where.
-O
Canada"
j.
sung
and
you
find.a-fewt
people
singing
one
version,
a
few
another
and
a
few
aL,
tbe
MR8ter
IUm.
third
or
possibly
a
fourth,
bach
has
His
own
pet
version
gives
the
recipe.
-The
harvest
and
the
effect
is
terrible.
Most
of
te
people
Will
hum
tlielis
great,
the
laborer
few,
he
said,
main
part
and
come
in
toward
the.end
with
the
refrain,
"therefore
pray
therefore
Attention
was
drawn
to
the
ladieof
the
musicclub
that
htt&
thochildren
of
the
schools
learn
and
sing
the
words
of
one
unytr
Ue
0f
spiritual
heros.
Tea-of
the
versions
and
no
matter
what
the
others
may
tHink,(fhr.
preachers
and
leader
of
men
it
is
likely
to
be
the
version
that
will
prevail.
The
words
by
pmjrer
and
faith
wrought
in
Will
be
found
at
the
head
of
this
column.
Tf
.all
learn
and
"
nerprises
a
work
which
use
this
version
we
shall
attain
a
measure
of
unity
here
ftrlbeS
ilSded
t!uu
and.in
time
we
shall
find
that
we
shulhthrough
the
hiflu-';pmyei.a
glBnofw,kM-B
ence
of
the
schools,
be
at
one
with
the
rest
of
the
province.
The
voice
of
history
apeak
out
of
the
past,
and
Ita
warninf
has
eome
down
-through
the
agea
to
us.
We
r.-ould
do
well
to
heed
Ita
warning
message.
The
nation
i
who
hare
failed
spiritually,
have
never
regained
ihelr
tupremaey.
There
is
no
doubt
4r
present
day
conditions
are
due
4n
a
laree
measure.
If
not
alto
gether,
to
our
neglect
of.Ood
There
lherld
needs
totl-iy
is
Christian-'
ity.
and
there
is
a
difference.
t
tfyrfafnlc
Force
.If
Christianity
wire
given
a
fain
trio),
f
doufct
Acr
distress
were
cast
j
aside,
if
eaen
Christian
put
intoj
mueticc
the
Chf
Isti.
n
principles
all
;
.ocial
and
natioi.ai
difficult
irs
would
be
lofved.
There
is
nothing
thru
can
change
present
day
condition,
nothing
that
can
.save
the
world
of
today
but
the
application
again
the
spiritual
vitality
that
was
of
the
principles
of
Christ
We
must
the
chief.
chaetrtettc
f
the
early
chance,
our
method,
we
must
fit
church.
Strange
as
it
may
seem.
In
ourselves
into
ptfr
religion,
not
try
the
seargh.
we
avoid
the
principal
to
make
ilsfJ6n
conform
to
our
source
of
Information.
We
talk
of
fancies
Where
tt
demands
sacrifice.
"guldanc.".
U.
Is
postlble
to
retelve
let
us
be
brave
enough
and
honest
direct
gulrtrnce
from
Ged.
jfls
word
;
cnoujirV
to
rtve
lt.Wh
-rr
it
dm.rt
is
is
a
lamp
unto
our
feet
and
a
light
cross-be
ring
let
us
shaiiloYr
it
unto.
our
path.
Oed
guides
by
Hbt'
bravely
or
the
Mice
of
Htoi
who
i
Spirit
"When
ire.
the
Spirit-of
bore
It
once
and
for
all.
When
we:
'50r
Truth
Is
come,
he
will
guide
you
Into,
nave
done
ttwaeithftus
we
shaH
fird
I5.
,
all
truth"
John
16-13.
Too
often
that.
Christianity,
is
still
the
greatest
i
we
are
willln
to
accept
the
advice
dvnamle
frw
la
the
world.
Chn
!
of
those
who
wish
to
make
relfcrton
,
itill
lives.
In
Iflin
is
Life
and
Life
ls0
less
disturbing
and
more-convenient
I
the
Light
of
man.
He
is
still
sayni
to
our
Individual
tastes.
Hene
the
"Apart
from
Me.
ye
can
do
notnniK
thing
for
which
the
ehureh
stanOai
Eagles'
Dance
Last
Ni$t
at
1
heir
Aerie
Hall!
ev
Orohytrft-and-at.
,ru
;dntght
delicious
,
-reJrefnmeriU
were
served.
R.
Peacock
acted
as
master
of
?rcmonie
and
Henry
Smith
pre-Iried
at
the
door.
Scottish
Dance
For
Boys'
Band
Proved
Success
The
Boys'
Band
Scotch
orchestra
dance
held
in
the
I.
O
D.
E.
Hallj
Mt
night
was
a
very
succesfsul
and
;
rajoyaete
affair.
There
were
about'
fQ
couples
in
attendance
enjoying
j
the
Scotch
dances
to
music
fur-1
.nkrhed
by
the
Scotch
Orchestra.
D.
;
viacphee
acted
as
master
of
cera-
nonlea
and
Mrs.
T.
Carlisle
was;
"onvener
in
the
ksteMen.
The
committee
la
charge'
of
the
entertainment
were
Metdames
L.
i
Oell.
J.
Dremner.
D.
Maephee.
H.
B
3Mtman
and
O
Vfgreefc.
SKiEGATE
;
C.
VI.
Mclntyre
f
Anyojt.
an
old
timer
of
Qaeen
Charlotte
Wafids,
arrived
here
this
week
on
the
tug
,
O
ran
by
and
paid
a
Brief
visit
to
his
j
'
family
here.
j
Francis
Richardson
of
Tletl
motored
down
to
pay
a:
brief
visit
with
J
Bkidovate
and
Queen
Charlotte
City
friends
last
week
CHURCH
NOTICES
FZRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MiuL5tr..itv.
Y.
I).
Grant
llollingworth,
IUA.
.OrganUt,
John
K.il)avey
u
AMnegtnnlng
a
series
of
four
rreemrriunlotSefWons
Pebfuasir
JjaV-
'Jeaus
and
the
Reollty
of
TemptaUon"
FebruaryiO-"Jetusnd
the
Crtsea
of
Life"
February;2fl"Jesm
and
ddertlUm"
March
5Oemmurrlon.
"Jesus
anrt'the:nree
oP1fifiBw"
18;
16,
Stinday
Seflool
3
'nM..
Sumlay
School
in
Wgatvlow
Schoof
1
in
PM.
Sermon
SBh1ct.
"aOlDANOR
ANDinB
OKrOltD
aTtOUP"
'
Whorein
lie
some
of
the
greatest
rlsng
ern
In
thh
movement)
A
th-
nvenlr
srte
the
ntal
'Qmrut
will
sing
i
special
Welsh
arrangement
of,
"Ih
Uie
SwaetiDy-ancl-ny'
All
visitors
welcome
.
i
BIG
FIGHT
iPiimo'tj'arnera
Knocks
Out
Eriile
ScftvMf
in
Thittffnth
Round
Last
Nitht
EW
YORK.
Feb.
II:
l'rlmo
Camera
won
the
tlflit
to
meet
Jack
Sharkey
for
the
hcavywe
Ijht
title
iasfune
when
he
knoekfd
out
Eriile
Sshaaf
hi
(he
.thirteenth
icuud
oi
a
sehcdluled
fiflcen-r4Jl
boot.
The
raaliii
took
place
last
nljlit
tt
Ma-.iison
Square
Garden
before
a
large
cfowd
of
hern
fight
fans.
Scliaaf
ws
in
.
the
hoipital
today
suffering
from
jntracranlal
hrmnioiliagr.
Physician
said
hit
fbndillon
was
iwt
critical
bat
that
"aiwoiaCe'
ret
was
iinnerative."
Old
Country
Soccer
FAV.I.lSfl
LEACJUn
rirst
DivUlon
Arsenal
1;
DJackpool
I.
NrminkhMM
2;
Leeds
UMted
1.
.1.
hca
O;
AstnnvUIa
1
1
I
Hudaereflcld
Town
4.
fawraatl
Leicester
City
2;
Bolton
Vaneor
era
0.
T
itcrpoo'
T.
Evrrtun
4.
Manchester
City
3;
Derby
Ooun-
Porttmouth
2
MlaosbrottaJi
0.
i
S?f
field
Unltoci
0:
Wolwr-
'
ampton
Wanderers
0.
er:
j
4:
Blackburn
Rov
!
West
Bromwleh
Albion
ti
Sttef
The
Baaias'
anniversary
dance
deid
Wednesday
0.
mm
held
Hi
the
Eagles
Hall
la.-t
digit
The
hall
was
nicely
decora-
ted
and
added
much
to
the
dance)
which
was
enjoyed
by
forty
or
fifty
couples
until
early
this
morning.
Music
was
furnlsbad
by
Balagno's.;
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
hlTltfon
Airdrleonlans
1
;
St
Johnstone
1
Ayr
United
0:
Hamilton
Aeadem-
Mls
1.
ettic
3.
Hears
i.
CowdenbeaMa
:
Clycie
2.
Dundee
2;
Morton
2.
Bart
Sttrlingahirr
2:
Ktbnameck
Motherwell
1;
Ranger
3.
Pertrrk
TiUsUe
2;
PaHtifk
1.
St.
aVrren
1
Oueena
Park
Third
Lanark
3-
Aberdeen
0.
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February
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Ohvvrto.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Empreaa.
I.
O.
O
F
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Swift.
Moose
vs
Btks
Baglet
vs
Muaketeem.
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Febntnry
20
Canadian
Legion
vs.
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1.
O.
O.
P
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Haoae
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Eagles.
Seal
Cove
vs.
EHw.
Kmpraas
vs.
Musketeera.
February
27
Canadian
Legion
vs.
SHta.
Kagles
vs.
Swllt.
Moose
vs.
IO.
O.
F.
press
vs.
Ofotto.
al
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March
C
Canadian
Legion
vs.
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vs.
SlkS.
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Moose
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Orotto.
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vs.
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Hupert,
10
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York
tracks
are
required
to
wear
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heavy
fibre
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under
their
gaily
colored
caps
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at
hrs
peak,
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the
finest
player
tenth
ever
prodaetd.
Ernie
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af
the
St
Cardinals,
has
doubled
for
stars
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doaens
of
dangerous
stants
wlthout
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on
the
ball
field
he
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rated
as
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and
is
often
out
with
injuries.
Tennis
with
U.
leads
all
ether
sports
in
the
matter
of
cbEspton-shlp
tttles
Swim
lng
tapa
fham
all
however.
In
the
number
of
records
eataMlshed
Swimming
iMOrds
are
about
as
lasting
as
san-bntn
lotion
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a
nudist
colony.
Red
Jackson,
he
who
plays
eantrt
lea
lor
the
New
York
Aasertearu
drives
a
brewery
truck
In
the
sum-
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
wan'
lUe
batting
championship
of
the1
Anertcan
League
with
an
avsraef
of
20
in
1992.
the
lowest
figure
for
a
club
leading
in
this
oepartmewl
in
the
patt
thirteen
years
The
Athletics
have
won
premier
batting
honors
seven
Umes
in
31
years
They
ted
five
consecutive
years
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to
111.
inclusive
It
had
to
come.
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one-)
rl
truck
team,
Babe
Dldrlckson.
is
hcarilnf
for
a
flock
of
laurels
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the
com-(MrckU
world
now
that
she
has
abandoned
amn
tourism
Not
satisfied
with
one
venture,
she
intends
to
go
In
for
radio
work,
n
bit
of
.movie
vud
some
writliiR
un
the
wide
In
all
Mkelihoad
this
will
not
be
enough
to
satisfy
her
ambitions
und
with
use
i
of
a
little
ImuKltiatlon
I
can
fee
her
'
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the
future
running
a
steamHhlp
line,
direct
ln
an
advertising
ag-fncv.
publUhlim
books,
managing
a
ohain
of
stores
and
pe
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wuxh-ng
a
few
dishes
after
the
evening
meal.
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Edmonton
l,
Calgary
2.
Saskatoon
4.
Vancouver
3.
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nrw
York,
Feb.
11:
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Jim."
James
J.
Cotbett
Ig
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right
for
Ufa.
Ma
lias
been
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ill
for
teti
day
hd
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had
been
thought
ha
flOtild
not
llvr
this
long
AdvurtUc
in
the
Dally
Newi
f
Saturday.
February
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TWO
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DAli.Y
NEWS
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SATURDAY
SERMON
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GAME
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Vas
Ort
of
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Displays
of
luki-t-ball
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Here
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Son
Time
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Uke
Hinnint
Team
fii'lnfernwdlate
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the
mir
game
of
h.-t.
plivt-i
in
the
Auditorium
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def
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shot
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bill
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from
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th-
hall
fot
vm..
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a
couple
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