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3:1-15.
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Son
of
Man
must
be
lifted
up."
John
3:14.
B0YS1
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The
most
wonderful
thing
we
know
about
God
is!
Res.
Si
v.il.M
ARTHRITIS
RHEUMATISM
St
v
j
not
His
omnipotence,
omniscience,
or
omnipresence,'
i
MEN
S
I'Mov
NOW
NSlI
but
that
He
was
willing,
m
the
Person
of
His
Son,
Atomic
Wratli
Try
DOIXIN
...
now
HvailaUe
Jn
thr
ftmifi'iiif
nt
size.
The
Oftt
in
rwrmbltt
.
,
,
u.
MF..VS
PAXTS
me
ruu
is
pmmin
niM-i
irom
t.n
pHin
f
Arthritic.
Khi-umntim
and
Nt-uiiti.
:
t
IiedVV
and
ijgM
,
$
At
U
'
NOW
from
.
i
Jesus
Christ,
to
undergo
the
infinite
sacrifice
of
j
Calvary
for
our
sins
;
for
"when
we
were
yet
without
j
strength,
in
due
time,
Christ
died
for
the
ungodly";
i
and,
"God
commends
His
love
towards
us
in
this,
that
while
we
were
yet
sinners,
'Christ
died
for
us."
ALBERT
EINSTEIN
has
declared
that
the
DR.
hydrogen
bomb
threatens
with
annihilation
oil
life
upon
the
earth.
Coming
from
the
man
who
is
HHtK,i:
in
bit
if,
jiu.i-Wijiiu
a
Ttt
harm
the
hert
nr
any
othr
orican.
Your
diuirRiiot
has
DOIX
IN.
t
bfittlf
loffni
ami
IK
M)I,
IN
help
yuu
ctimr
nut
fmrr
andfr
the
nhiulow
of
jinin
!
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nl
f
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Aft
,
MV
v
limUttnna-
lok
Utr
th
IMI,
IN
ftrwi
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a
ii
I
white
im-
krttff
!
Kty
tatlt
U
fnr
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tahlt'tM
for
:t.ya
Him
nvailaMe
$
botilt-d
if
sot
tHi.lrt.
i.ctn
l.imiu4
Toronto
10,
OnUtrio,
'
.
Self-giving
and
self-sacrifcie
MEN'S
HEAvy
Ri,v
are
rightly
recognized
as
chief
DIRECTORY
7
'
Mf
SPECIAL
Z
tian
life,
being
born
of
the
love
ME'S
(..M!U.t,
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ft,
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i,
to
1,
!
I
a
Phone
Orrr
RX3
Hot
M
of
God
In
the
heart.
Let
us
j
look
at
Jesus
as
He
faced
Calvary
He
Knw
that
He
would
tread
the
wimTjress
alone,
Is.
63
:l-3
;
:
He
knew
that
Thoueh
He
loved
the
human
race,
and
desired
;
not
that
any
should
peiisi,
but;
tnat
all
would
come
to
him
and
live,
yet
the
rrtRjm
ity
would
Te-'
pudiate
Him
(John
1:11
.
They;
said:
"We
will
not
nave
this
irun
'to
Tfin
over
us."
;
He
knew
that
He
would,
stand
:
'more
anaels
and
men
as
lden-
ttfied
with
the
world's
sin.
(Is.!
53:8).
He
knew
that
His
Fath-'
r's
face
would
be
Uirne'd
fromi
Him,
for
He
was
Smitten
of
God
!
and
affliJted
(Is.
53:),
and1
(Viitt.
27:46i,
and
(Zecii.
13:7
.
i
He
knew
tiht
those
men
whom
He
had
t'hn-wn
otit
of
the
world
!
t3
be
His
discinles
would
all
for-'
sake
Him
'and
flee;
indeed
one
would
betray
Hifn,
another
deny
Him.
Yet
He
steadfastly
set
His
face
to
go
to
the
Crass.
He
slackened
not
His
pace,
nor;
iumed
aside
from
the
pathway
1
cieciience.
TMs
led
-Him
to;
SerTlrM
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all
rhnrohr
it
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shown.
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MOSES
A
pictorial
study
by
Guy
Rowe.
illustrator
of
the
new
book,
"In
Our
Image,"
by
Houston
Harte,
a
series
of
stories
from
the
Bible.
"In
the
third
month,
when
the
children
of
Israel
were
gone
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Ejpt,
the
same
day
came
they
into
the
wilderness
of
Sinai
.
.
.
and
there
Israel
camped
before
the
mount.
And
Moses
went
up
unto
God.
and
the
Lord
Called
unto
him."
Thereupon,
the
Ten
Commandments
were
presented.
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-Service
tl
,(
Lar.adlan
Liquid
k-'tr
Oxyt).
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Calvary.
It
was
the
Father's
for
Him,
and
He
said:
'"I
deli?.ht
to
do
Ihy
will,
O
God."
He
gave
up
His
own
life
for
our
fins;
and
to
destroy
him
who
"o.iTRArr
r;
LOOK
FOR
Hit.
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEl
Film
Finhhinj-i
FUnh
Phutw
Phone
Own
389
i
PKINCL
RUPE
credited
with
having
been
primarily
responsible
I
for
th'e
discovery
of
atomic
energy,
that
warning
is
all
the
more
authentic
and
serious
for
mankind.
:
Other
scientists
have
issued
the
same
warning
of
the
jTible
consequences
of
drifting
into
a
third
j
world
war
with
atomic
weapons-
Such
a
war
would,
of
course,
settle
once
and
for
all
the
arguments
that
have
been
going
on
in
the
United
Nations'
councils-
!
It
would
solve
or
dissolve
all
our
social,
economic
and
international
problems.
The
Western
World
would
;
not
worry
any
more
about
Communism,
and
Soviet
Russia
would
cease
from
troubling
about
capitalism.
The
Comintern's
hope
of
bringing
about
a
world
revolution
would
be
gone,
for
there
would
be
nobody
left
to
revolt.
With
all
life
destroyed,
the
earth
would
be
as
desolate
and
dead
as
the
moon.
There
is
more
talk
today
about
"security''
and
more
schemes
and
efforts
to
achieve
it
than
there
:
has
ever
been
before
in
the
history
of
mankind.
And
yet
there
was
never
before
a
time
when
there
was
less
security
It
would
seem
that
the
more
men
'
seek
for
security
in
this
world
the
further
it
recedes
from
them.
This
is
because
the
very
foundation
upon
which
men
propose
to
build
their
permanent
Utopias
is
always
insecure.
,
It
has
become
a
platitude
to
say
that
the
only
hope
for
the
salvation
of
the
souls
of
men
is
in
the
Gospel
of
Christ;
but
that
is
now
equally
tine
of
the
salvation
of
men's
bodies
and
their
whole
material
domain.
The
old-time
evangelists
were
scoffed
out
of
the
pulpit
for
preaching
hell-fire;
but
their
hell
wa-Ctfi
the
next
world,
and
it
was
at
least
habitable.
Her
is
the
latest
description
of
the
possible
effects
of
the
hydrogen
bomb:
-"Given
the
right
conditions,
explosion
of
an
H-bom,b
could
turn
us
all
into
little
suns,
probably
in
less
thai
60
seconds
after
the
blast.
Our
world
would
thefi
be
just
another
star
in
space."
Thatwis
not
the
wild
imagining
of
a
fiction
writer,
but-.the
measured
statement
of
Dr.
Allan
Munn,
one
of
Canada's
foremost
physicists.
."When
one
looks
around
on
the
world
with
its
riujlimillioris
of
human
inhabitants
and
thinks
of
the':
infinite
variety
of
vegetable
and
animal
life
which
have
taken
vast
ages
to
evolve
to
their
present
state,
the
idea
that
all
these
could
be
annihilated
in
an
instant
by
a
mechanical
invention
of
man
is
monstrously
fantastic.
Yet
when
men
like
Einstein
solemnly
declare
that
such
a
gigantic
catastrophe
is
possible
and
warn
us
to
"flee
from
the
wrath
to
come,"
what
are
we
to
say
and
whither
should
we
fleij?
Dr.
Einstein
says
the
only
"way
out
of
this
imyasse
created
by
man
himself
is
a
supra-national
jncljcial
executive
body"
to
collaborate
in
a
"restricted
world
government."
That
is
exactly
what
the
United
Nations
have
been
trying
to
do
for
the
last
fiv
years,
and
thev
are
further
anart
than
when
ST.
PKTER-S
AXOI.irAN
Seal
Cove
ArchdeRcon
E
Koclwm
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
1:30
p.m.
(Bluo
Ml
RWUI.AR
BAPTIST
629
6th
Ave.
E.
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803
Pastor.
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a.m.
and
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p
m.
Sunday
School
12
16.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
1
had
the
power
of
death,
that
is;
the
devil;
and
to
deliver
themj
who
through
fear
of
dealh
were
i
all
their
life
tim.3
subject
to;
bondage.
As
we
who
belong
to
Him,
,hroirh
fai'.ii
In
Him
as
Saviour)
and
Lord,
look
at
this
stupend-l
ou3
act.
thi
jracious
act
of
His
j
i
love,
let
us
follow
Him
in
thi.s.
i
example
of
self-giving.
This
is
I
,n
way
the
Master
went,
should
'not
His
servant
tread
it
still.
j
True
life,
Joy,
peace
and
satis-,
factic.i
are
net
to
be
found
in,
what
ws
gel,
but
in
what
we'
the
of
ourselves;
be
a
faithful!
steward
of
your
substance,
your
,
time,
your
talents;
for
all,
that
j
we
have
anyway
is
His
alone,
i
'
trti.'C
from
Him.
We
should
not!
j
Jive
any
lanjer
for
our
own!
'
p'jjsure,
but
the
uplift
of
the!
OPEN
FROM
S:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
Ac
Specialize
in
Cuinese
Olabet
IIOI
SUEV
CHOW
MEIN
r
itiiulile
Order
PHOMf
133
This
is
a
story
of
achievement
and
service
.
.
.
and
1949
is
the
greatest
chapter
in
the
unfolding
history
of
The
Great-West
Life.
-
-
Fifty-eight
years
of
exceptional
prowth
and
pro-foin
ar,reflecte1
Annual
Statement
for
1949.
The
Company
now
provides
protection
totalling
$1,500,000,000
for
425,000
policyholders
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
The
rare
fully
invested
assets,
held
to
meet
policyholder
obligations,
have
grown
to
$357,000,000.
During
1949,
$50
millions
were
paid
or
credited
to
living
policyholders
and
beneficiaries.
The
Great-West
Life
agency
organization,
in
the
same
period,
arranged
50,000
new
policies
amounting
to
S228
millions.
The
story
in
full
is
told
in
the
fifty-eighth
Annual
Statement,
now
available
on
request.
The
two
thousand
men
and
women
of
The
Gren'
West
Life
take
pride
in
this
record
of
f.iili
i,
stewardship
and
expanding
service.
1
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
I
Jallen,
and
tae
salvaging
of
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
rrpresentalin
1
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tubes,
l
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
only,
flu
and
incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
NEW
BUSINESS
1949
iy48....
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
&
..$228,000,000
l')8,
000,000
t
irst
I
reSDyteriai;
l.hurcr.
!
nose
vhcs
lives
are
sliding
into
:
Director
of
Music:
Mrs.
E.
J
the
pit.
Smith
If
we
would
fulfil
the
law
or
j
Christ
for
us
as
His
followers,
i
'
'
"
w'e
shall
have
a
passion
for
the
?
of
0f
burd'
and
'
SUNDAY,
MARCH
5,
1950
i
,
,U
,1
I
lnot
be
occupied
just
with
get-.
I
Morning
Worsnip-11
a.m.
tlng
rid
of
our
QWn
Thls
Sermon:
'The
Apple
of
His
Eye
path
of
true
blessedness,
'the
Sunday
School
12:15
,
nat.i
trodden,
by
all
who
have
Evening
Worship
7:30
p.m.
been
true
saints,
the
path
the
Anthem:
"Brother
James'
Air"
Saviour
ur.jrringly
trod.
...The
i
Churcn
has
one
commission,
and
'
qprinr
rhnir
n!r
r?i
t0
take
e
8Mpel
to
the
1
Sermon:
"The
Only
n
Door
,
v,orWi
8nd
,he
may
not
rest
m
Mr.
Murphy
win
be
the
speaker
til
the
last
sin-laden
soul
has
ASSETS
1949
$357,000,000
1948.....
000,000
OBLIGATIONS
BUSINESS
IN
FORCE
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
W
deodorizers.
$1,503,000,000
1949
.
1948
1049
.
t'M8
.
$340,000,000
r,..,
r)
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Du.sfcbane,
Sisal,
Janiw
-
hotel
and
rostaiirnnt
supplies.
IMPERIAL
VIPINQ
RAO
CO.
and
others
at
both
services.
.
lreard
the
evangel
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Scientist,
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In
Boston,
Mass
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thebeRinning
of
wisdom"
the
beginning,
not
the
('int.
God
moves
in
mysterious
ways,
and'
He
may
havje
permitted
the
nations
to
come
to
the
vercre
of
YOUR
FUTURE
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
TODAY
Subject
of
Lesson
Sermon:
"MAN"
ing
this
week,
decided
to
raise
the
annual
dues
from
$1
to
$3.
Plans
for
the
future
were
discussed
Including
the
matter
of
program
arrangement.
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
the
president,
was
In
the
chair
and
about
eighty
members
were
present.
DRUG
DRUGS
mutual
extermination
in
order
to
bring
them
to-
Servli6s
Every
Sunday
at
getW
in
a
common
brotherhood
of
gOOd-will
and
I
SundayThool
Convenes
at
pe;K'e
for
their
mutual
preservation.
The
fear
of
tin1
J
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am-
hydrogen
bomb
may
yet
be
the
beginning
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of
inter-'
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of
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wisdom.
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