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Man
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the
Moon
Herr
Adolf
sits
In
his
high
back
chair
And
views
the
world
Both
here
and
there
He
sits
and
plans
What
he
will
do
To
make
the
masses
Bow
down
to
the
few.
He
orders
his
troop
To
strafe
and
slay-To
batcher
the
women
That
stand
in
the
way
To
bam
and
harass
And
spare
not
one
So
his
diabolical
Will
be
done.
cat
to
Mrs.
.
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."
etc.
Bat
usn
i
mat
a
Dig
sum
for
a
cat?"
"It
was
mv
wife's
net
mt
Absolute
knowledge
I
iave
none.i
lBut
my
aunt's
washerwoman's
sisters
son
Heard
a
policeman
on
his
beat
Say
to
a
laborer
on
the
street
That
he
had
a
letter
Jujt
last
week
That
was
written
in
the
finest
Greek
From
a
Chinese
coolie
in
Trmbue
too
Who
said
that
the
natives
of
Cuba
knew
Of
a
colored
man
to
a
Texas
town
Who
got
It
straight
from
a
elr
cus
clown
About
somebody
in
Borneo
Who
wet
a
man
arho
claimed
to
know
Of
some
swell
society
femalefake
Whose
mother-in-law
will
To
prove
that
her
second
husband's
nleie
Has
stated
In
a
written
piece
That
she
has
a
son
who
has
a
friend
"im
sorry,"
said
the
maiden,
kindly
but
firmly,
"but
I
will
not
marry."
So
the
fellow
went
out
west,
and,
r-fter
02
years
three
months
and
a
fx
Manxmen
Never
Signed
Peace
Island
Government
Has
Been
War
With
Germany
Since
1911
pies."
at
LONDON,
June
14.
Canadian
Press)
In
the
Isle
o!
Man
the
state
of
war
between
the
Empire
and
Germany
never
actually
ended
with
the
1919
peace
conference,
a
Manx
pilot
in
the
Royal
Air
Force
fighter
command
told
hU
messmates
and
supported
his
statement
by
producing
a
copy
of
an
Island
paper.
J
"Having
our
own
constitution
to
declare
war
on
Germany.
We
j
were
already
in
It."
day,
became
suddenly
ill
and
died.
"Now,
my
lad,"
said
the
head
of
Ithe
house,
"you
must
get
rid
of
that
dog
you
brought
home
a
fort-I
night
ago.
He's
a
nuisance
and
.
barks
too
much."
dolefully.
"Yes,
get
rid
of
him,
and
111
give
you
half
a
crown."
The
next
day
little
Billy
asked
lor
the
half-crown.
"He's
gone,
Dad,"
he
explained.
"Good!"
said
his
father
handing
over
the
money.
"How
did
you
man-
Soldiers
are
the
centre
of
attrac
tion
In
Prince
Rupert.
They
are
I
like
magnets.
They
draw
steel.
It
was
during
the
early
days
of,
the
war
and
the
sergeant-major
Who
certainly
knows
when
this
j
had
Just
been
giving
a
particularly
war
will
end.
igory
lesson
on
the
use
of
the
bayon-
jet.
The
practice
sack
had
been
'slashed
and
re-slashed
and,
by
the
I
shall
die,"
throbbed
the
suitor,
.
close
or
the
I
it
unless
you
consent
to
marry
me.",
in
suggestive
strips!
Then
the
voirv
of
the
instructor
barked
out:
"Anyone
here
want
to
ask
any
question?"
"Yes,
sir."
a
tremulous
volet
quavered.
"How
do
you
transfer
to
the
R.A.M.C.?"
sgsV
1ggg
f
1
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iggfl
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oz.
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oz.
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advertisement
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SACRIFICE
1
FOR
KIRK
Iteports
to
General
Assembly
Sound
Call
to
Iteplenish
Coffers
For
Normal
Activities
ST.
CATHERINES,
Ont.,
June
14:
(CP)
Pulpit
and
pew
alike
should
regard
themselves
as
ambassador
for
Christ
to
an
age
in
which
the
triumph
of
paganism
Is
a
very
real
danger,
said
the
report
of
the
budget
and
stewardship
committee
ot
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
at
the
66th
General
Assembly
here.
The
committee
urged
"extra
sacrifice
to
be
made
for
the
duration
of
the
war
and,
so
long
as
its
effects
last,
to
meet
the
appeals
incident
thereto
so
as
to
avoid
diminishing
those
contributions
upon
which
the
Church
has
learned
to
depend
for
the
prosecution
of
the
I
enterprises
necessary'
to
the
pro-J
motion
of
God's
glory
and
human
ity's
good."
Budget
estimates
of
the
Board
of
Administration
recommended
there
be
no
reduction
in
the
budget
estimates
for
the
ensuing
year
and
tha:
the
amount
of
$500,000
be
set
as
an
objective
for
1941
to
cove
the'
Church's
work
at
home
and
abroad.
,
Reporting
the
results
of
an
"al-
!
locations
questionairre."
mailed
to
presbyteries
and
congregations,
the
budget
and
stewardship
committee
said:
'This
survey
would
seem
to
indicate
that
the
Church,
under
present
conditions
of
Interests
and
enthusiasm.
Will
contribute
to
the
budget
approximately
$290,000
per
year.
The
Church
would
seem
to
location."
Stewardship
Ideals
arm
our
own
parliament,
we
are
The
mmmittM
...hmiit
u
h.
per
cent.
The
only
Board
which
o..
for
of
TOE
DAILY
NTW3
RESULTS
OF
RUTHLESS
NAZI
HOMMNCS
4
r
iwnr
JULIETS
ROOM
'
NEW
YORK.
June
14:
(CP)
A
normal
finances
of
the
Church
by
400-year-old
panelled
room
and
he
lar?e
number
of
appeals
for
balcony
from
Verona.
Italv.
aald
to
.
Tar
TPpf
fun
He
17VsaahImm
ill
ti..
u.
...
i
iL.
i
a
.
n
.
age
to
get
rid
of
him?"
I
.''
'
'
"r
'
V
,
n
1
e
01
noraeo
ana
"I
swapped
him
for
three
pup-,
"-"
"
"ur
."V"88'
n"
.?ecn..so
a
.Dy
,
mm
mcir
res-
mis.
Lucuie
Harris
01
new
lorK
lor
ponse
to
these
extra
appeals,
legiti-
$1,900
to
a
Brooklyn
company
of
mate
though
they
be.
to
tell
against
woodwork
makers.
I
III
af
S'H:s
dads
every
age
.
AN
AliKOW
SIintT
Nice
new
patterns
are
here
Refresh
hi
wardrobe
with
a
couple
of
these
"always
right"
shirts.
$2.00
T0
83.50
A
SMART
NECKTIE
Dad
will
certainly
like
one
of
the.new
ties.
Saxonys,
foulards,
bright
silks
and
pure
wools
(t
to
choose
from
;
tf
X.UU
A
KNITTED
JACKET
.1
i
Whether
he'd
like
it
In
a
fancy
slltch.
brushed
or
plain,.
quiet
shade
or
two-tone,Vyou
will
find
It
here.
SOCKS
S3.75
T0
6.95
The
practical
gift
and
one
that'
he's
sure
to
appreciate.
A
full
range
to
choose
from.
50c,
75c,
'$1.00
"REMEMBER
DAI)
ON
FATHER'S
DAY,
SUNDAY,
JUNE
1C
Watts
&
Nickerson
Cft
m
tltltta
tat
unit
Pjm
iJ
oy
British
Censor
The
terrific
impact
of
war
on
thing
material
is
readily
seen
Jfi
this
caestpboto
received
from
London,
which
shows
"bombed
botldings
in
Amsterdam."
It
Is
one
of
the
first
photos
received
showing
the
effect
of
war
on
Amsterdam.
the
amount
generally
earmarked
for
the
support
of
the
Church's
enterprises
in
Canada
and
overseas
'
Sutsest
Tithe
Acres
The
report
said
suggestions
hao
c0
fnn
to
desire
a
general
lowering
of
the
al-
"J0"
stability
of
the
Church.
These
had
been
carefully
considered
and
some
"Just
Insert
this
advertisement,"
Dominion."
hejbasU
of
the
annual
contribution
Is
faMT
urL
said
weary-looking
man
tq
the
of-
explained.
"Whenever
war
broke
really
between
$290,000
and
5300.-
'jcjglrl,
"$100
reward
to
any
per-
out
Involving
Britain,
we
declared
1
000,
expenses
must
be
cut
10
to
20
son
who
will
return
black
Persian
war
ourselves.
We
did
it
In
1914.
after
the
last
war
they
for
got
as
at
the
conference
and
we
Stm
didn't
sign
the
peace.
'.'Oh,
that's
all
right,
I
drowned
wh"
lhls
war
sorted
there
the
bally
thing."
.was
no
need
for
the
Isle
of
Man
The
last
to
be
received
is
from
could
cut
and
continue
its
functions
h
mad(.
w1th
,
p,an
was
the
Board
of
Missions
and
it
r
nrh..r."
could
continue
only
by
cutting
the
set
asan
re.
Z
reducing
the
mtotaum
2Hand
duet
whlchi
wnaUver
the
na
vi
owiu
1V1
VII
WVC
"The
other
alternative
is
to
con-
bud?et
of
the
Church."
This
retinue
the
process
of
education'
of
called
appeals
of
other
day
"when
our
people
with
the
enthusiastic
as-
even
the
Children
would
set
aside
slstance
of
our
ministry
that
the
the
eggs
of
their
favorite
hen
or
people's
Idea
of
stewardship
may
duck
W
be
sold
to
help
the
Church."
be
raised
and
their
contributions
to
-
the
general
work
of
their
Church
correspondingly
Increased."
The
report
praised
the
work
of
the
Moderator,
Rev.
Dr.
Stuart
C.
Parker,
whose
speaking
tours
of
the
Dominion
and
his
leaflets
had
very
effectively
shown
the
depth
of
his
appreciation
of
the
world's
need
of
the
Church's
message
in
these
fateful
times.
It
was
emphasized
the
commit-'
tee
expected
some
effect
on
the
SEPARABLE
THINS
KINO'S
LYNN,
Eng.,
June
14
(CP)
Twins
born
to
a
33-year-oH
woman
here
came
four
day,
two
and
a
half
hours
apart
The
woman
Is
evacuated
here
from
Tottenham
with
her
three
other
children.
Timely
Recipes
HAM
SLICE
WITH
TOMATO
IS
Cut
slice
of
ham
about
14
inches
tMek.
Cut
off
rind.
Dover
bottom
of
casserole
or
baking
dish
with
sliced
onions
Place
ham
on
onions.
Season
2
caps
canned
tomatoes
with
salt,
pepper
and
sugar.
Pour
over
ham.
Bake
In
a
moderate
oven
350
degrees
F
about
l
hours
or
until
ham
Is
tender.
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Wi
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We
have
on
our
lit
the
following
good
buys:
112
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PMCI
7-room
house,
2
lots.
Lovely
garden.
Fully
modern.
Furnace.
4
bedrooms.
Concrete
foundations.
Cash
$3159.
Terms
$2000,
balance
in
monthly
payments.
We
Have
Several
FurnUhcd
Houses
for
Rent
for
the
Summer
Months
CROOM
IIOUSE-On
Taylor
Street.
3
bedrooms.
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wwer.
In
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on
terms
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and
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Wed.,
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CU
on
Sat,
FILM
TEAM
DELIGHTFUL
Joan
lllonilfll
and
Mtlvyn
lntUt
Here
in
"lhe
Amaiinr
Mr.
Willi!
mtM
"The
Atnaatng
Mr.
WlHlami."
third
picture
In
which
the
populat
team
of
Joan
BlondaU
and
Melvyn
Douglas
are
co-starred,
showed
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
last
night
and
is
repeated
tonight.
It
is
even
a
funnier,
picture
than
others
hi
which
the
pair
hare
appeared.
The
new
comedy
drama
presents
Joan
as
a
mayor's
secretary
who
is
engaged
to
a
super-sleuth
in
the
person
of
Douglas
who
has
more
time
for
solving
murder
mysteries
than
for
getting
marrl:d.
How
Joan
finally
gets
her
man
give
hilarious
entertainment
as
well
as
a
surprising
climax.
!
There
Is
an
excellent
supporting
cast
including
such
favprttet
as
Ruth
Donnelly.
Edward
Brophy.
Clarence
Kolb,
John
Wray.
Donald
MacBrKlr.
Don
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doe
and
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