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War Does
Ontario's. Death Toil in994O$
'First ,10 Monthe Ran t.o 612'•
' Victims
• The death, toll on , Ontario's
,-„•..,.],iigbw;ays_and,street ln•.1Q. months
M. this year was .612, compared
With a total death. :toll of 419 in
all Canada's• navy, aitr force and
army during 14 full months of
u the : war. "Toe death toll ' on
Cairadn's highways is equivalent
to .a perpetual' state of war,”
wag the comment of Ta -G: Fester,
'gen.era1_ manager of the �Ontnriv
Safety' League...
:URGES INSTRUCTION
• Mr. rester urged instruction
be givers inthe schools :o'n traf-6
;..; fie 'hazards; and; , safe. driving:.
.RhodeIsland schools .gave.- suet a
course, be said, -with, the ' result
- . . that, the graduated nupiis; 'in more
than '7,000,000 miles' of driving
-reCorded,: had not a single . acci-
dent.
Attorney-GenTeial Geadon Con-
, ant. a conference of'`
•enforeentent officers and organs-:
... zations interested .-.rt't. traff►c sat:
•ety
• "The 'situation with regard' • to
traffic accidents in the., province,.
and particularly the • number - of
f atalitie•,„.is • a matter of . grave
Concerti for all our citizens,' and
es eeially 'for . law enforeemen t
,officers an whose in erect'eein".
:motor transportation ,,and safety'I
imam.: es.,'.•' thhe ttnt""ti =n 'tit
a.
i •
drilling 'o oper
g
farm near OBI
Local!
Municipi
ped:
said. ' fie' directed that ` hit=and
runt drivers' be charged under the
• Crianinal. Code, 'f`when•ea, er there
is• reasonable'' justif.icc,tion for.
suchi:oeedure." 0
• •RiallT ACCIDENTS
Alderman.'Dr. Millen of. To-,
...:
'ionto pointing out:that sortie.;56
per'';cent. Of accidents ,.occur at
nightthough only , one-quarter of •.
the •daily traffic volulte is on ,the
road then, '.. advocated in city
council a., reduction of the. ;speed
limit" for night driving to 25 'miles;
per .hour. Reduced .Visibility',. in
the, aldertitan'a opinion, made 'the
30 Mile rate at
night too
high.
He Bagged A. Nazi
A tiny 'traiup'' steamier, ' while
•
Proceedingin ccnyoy in;,t'he North
!Sea, was.' swooped upon,'by a heavy,
HeinkeI' 11.1,- which sprayed, the,
' decks', with . a murderous hail of
machine-gun bullets. • Bosun Gun-'
•
First YMCA. Tea Car for Canada. Praised by Their Excellencies
ill Moreei
INCIDENTAL...HORROR
Amo
_ ng 'the . horrPrs of was -
count 'that sweater that every,..
body in the family , helped to
• knit. i
t4raf f ord . B:eeon-H•era•1•d.-•.-•�
LONG •ASSOCIATIONS
The longer, we live, iii /a 'town,
' the mire it means to. r in ad
ditron to -the present these . are ,,
.the accumulations • of. the •'past
—41,tehenrr Reco•rd:'''
REAL,.JOB,':F'OR SCIENCE y
Science has done a good deati
for t1_ie farmer; but it 7hitS not
yet succeeded ,nn shod mg Iii ii =
how to retire like hls bather and
.,grzandfatther used to : do ..
.-Peterborough':.Exatniner,:
'UNDIGNIFIED AND UNSAFE' '
Few soldiers desire. to Stout
at • the side , of: `the.road and
".thumb •a ride!:, as. 'th•: ey flint' it::
humiliating. Hitch hiking' also is
"tiiisafe for every pedes'traaii •hi '
'these„ days. of heavy. tf affic. The.,
Canadian people clo not desire tr.
§2e 'the n• -hien •of' the- fighting --a
services exposed to, these condi-
tions; they feel that, with: theraii-
v-way's •availabl,: and the • sums
that are being spent on :the War',
—the country's finances -are not go-
ing to .be .impaire.d 'b.,y. :providing
free . rides in trains which' often.
If the ' snpPlY should really .run
• abort, ,there can alv/ays be 'trots -
perdition from Australia ,and. New .
Zealand with ..no restretiaus what -
'ever save a five-oent a point(' ens.:•
tt►ms., duty. I9own• under, ;it is ,ai-•
'•waye •June,. in our January. There
• lay plenty of butter to buy there; if
. need be; and if .hips, -for. • its cora .
'''!nonoral transport arp available. •
..
erncr-general •and Princess Alice inaugurating Canada's first niioiiile tea
Thele; ,excel! s of government
me g .he. Earl of Athlone is shoivn here congratulating John
car, isi,tl�e ,g-rounds�of go��ernrxnent, house, Ottawa. •T Borden. *Trop-
M Hill: and Austin' Rutland'' of: the "Y.M.C.A. war services rwhr�chtW llcooperate the e where they Camp
pared; _ the 'first,
rp•
• af' tea tif _the army, navy and air force were .also present a th n -d-: J, ----Beats-n.;.....weo•---t:e••predented 'the
cups .of' tea with their excellencies and James iuf.doc , c
•
Y.M:C•A: War services- committee.
SI 11l TA'Y`~
C H Q Q L
LESSON' 1. _ •
JESUS AND.. HUMAN AFFLIC-
TION: Luke 13:: '
PRINTED. TEXT, Luke ' 13: 1-5,
•10-17. • 0
' GOLDEN ,TEXT-We''.have:snot a
high 'priestthat, cannot, be touched
with the feeling of our infirmities.•
.1eb..4: 15:.
THE LESSON RIN ITS EtTTING
Tim.e,: — Navemdier, :ecentber,
.
P'lace,—peraea, that"part, of Eal-
• estine .which was east •of the Jor-• >.
-dan:.'Et;iver,:.oppos•ite •Judah, • '
In this 'lessen, 'We find continual
emphasis on Christ's'. desire to.•turn,
-the 'atten>"ion of all' .men'. to the,
--.subject. ' of 'their ow,1l individual,
,;persgii:al: salvation, and away'•from
speeulating,about what willhap•pen' •
• to :otherPeople, until . the'', have
'« d,oteimined`iit their own hearts ',to •
_ be "right .with. God: M'en Are as lost
•
• today as when Jesus was here,' and.' ••
•
' fust as Ale. desired to 'save men
then; so .1-16 desires to save men
• face; of the devastating fare a14
held • his fire' until 'the'' Heinkel
Was in his. •sights; he' let .rip -with
the, bullet*,.in his Lewis gun
' magazine• and. sent the Nazi plane
plunging; into* the •'sea. •
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Find Pilots Have
AbilityIn Music
Scientist Tells of important
Aviation Res'earth ' in Toro*.
to. —
.
• .''Except . Ye Repent"
Luke 13 't,l• "Now there were
some preset ',.at that very season.
'who Old' him of , the Galilaeans,
whose 'blood Pilate had mrntgled•
with their sacrifices." We'-have'no'
recerd of.. the particular massacre'
"%which tires hearers- now report to: •
our ',Lord,' but • these • pilgrims
from •Galilee. doubtless had come •
n tip. , to Jerusalem for one of the
•feasts; probably •Tabernacles, and
had' come. into -collision with..the
Romans, 0.. perhaps through • setae
fanatical act of rebellion.
2... "And" he atis•w.eied and said •
' unto them, Think ' ye that these„
Galilaeans were sinners above ,all
the .Galtlaeans;, because they have ,.
suffered these things?? ,2. I' tell you, •
Nay: hut, e,zce'pt yse'Jreperlt, ye, shall ;
all" in. like, manner perish, :.4.`. Or-
those .eighteen, u-po-n-'=-•v,•am--adze
'tower i.tt Siloam. • fell, and • killed
them; ' think ye that' they were •of-
• fenders above all t�ro. men- • that •
dwell' in Jerusalem? 6,'I'tell you,
Nay:.,• 'but, ept•. 'ye. repent., 'Ye..
• shall all likewise perish.". What our '
Lord is here doing is Warning ,bis
audience 4hat they shbuld apt first'
be. concerned.. about =ilisti•ess that. •
•.. has- happe_n:ed to ,others, speculating
• concerning the Mtge .for, such, and •
concluding • that' 'those •destroy$d
were Particularly" Wicked hied, but
rather .-that, they should 'loo`k Into
their ,own hearts, discovering: their
'own, wickedness, until they. 'realized
that they too were' ivoi•tliy of aim- r
`i'la'r disaster and suddendeath, n -•=
less they resented. To, "regent"
The t:niversity`of Toronto is the
eihnire •centre of. ''research,. in a'
Work which may well ,establish •
the N :dil ference between , victory
anti' defeat 'in the air, Dr.. IL
Armstrong-. toId the Roy
n Institute at' a recent meet -
tag. Dr.Armstrong is •the hu-
•thor of 'the .only' book' in exist- .t
este ori'"Aviation. Med'icine", and
this year he will with •two other.
""doctors receive"' froth; President
.Roosevelt a trophy for, the yeais'�s.'
most. valu,able contribution. to
aviation. '
FEW ARE LACKING .
One of . • the • most. itilpo'ttent
branches -ef the research here was •
that in high ' altitude flying,, he,
said.
Research had •disclosed Charac-
teristics usually, found in 'success-
i`�ul • liilots, Dr, Armstrong' said,
One' is inherent. musical' ability.
'rft isn't, ' necessary 'developed,.
bit' ott'll find very 'few' , islldt9.
5'
Who, can't carry k ' tune or who
couldn't lie' trained to play a mu-
sical• iitsruYnent,» he said,
sty, •
:dealin•g with each case individ-
uii-ly; and then-Helaad--.1 andt° ot:—'
h.er as•sa• symbol' of ren municatiug
,power to her, pnabiing :h.er,foi; the
first time: in'eighteen years to
stand ,upright'.. Whether this was a
riracle worked _upon nerves •or a
•curvature of the slsine, or.; itiha is -
_pore probable, both, we.: are not
told,. but a 'iniracle.• it •.was 'indeed:
The:, Sabbath • Day '• ' .
14. "Arid.. the ;ruler ' of the syn•
agOghe, hen ug 'moved With in'digna=
tion •,'beca.use 'Jesus hadi, healed on
the 'sabliatli; answered and said
tad the mutl.titude, '.There are ,six. •
.day.a. in which °men ought to *work!. •
...in' them' thereftl're ..come and he
healed, and not on .the day ofr the•
>, the
was
itis!
sabbath. ••This
°•off
chief Of the• elders : who formed •the
'local Sanhedrin. Though only first
among his equals, the virtual rule
of the synagogue ..dvolved upon
him.: That the. ' • daring Innovator.,.
Jesui3, should perfo'rni 'one of
Sabbath -breaking cures there was'
too .-much•-.Eosthi.m.. 15:'."Bi,t the
• .Lord answered him; and . said. 'Ye •
• hy!peerites, troth .`not •each one of
you on' the sabbath loose his ox'or,
his ass from the stall,
.him' away to•,_wateriug?" Sufe1y
one "Of God's'chosen people was of
morg,•yal'ue thanan•ox.::.to be lied
to a'manger which daily yteid`ed
'food was nothing, to tie, bondage
in ..wb4ch this 'woman was held.
' •Made Far Man" •
The :Sabbath, . rest; meant_ for
ni ante good. -:.had- been-tu '
an intolerable yoke of evil by •these.
• hypocrites :. ; These men were pre-
. tending zeal for:the Sabbath, n•hile
they were really inoved•by ange{` at
• the miracle,,, which "would Bare .'
been equally; unwelcbhre on any, •
day of the Week. They were pre-
tend'ing that their zeal , for the Sa b-
bath was',the 'result of their zeal.
f -or God, 'While it•,was -only zeal for
their ,rabibinical }Beetles, and had' °
"no' religious element at all.
"And ought not .this woman,
being a daughter of Abraham, '
,whom ;Satan had 'bound, lo', tliese
. eightee>fi•' years,• to have been ,loo--
• ed from this bond on'the 'day tit the
sabbath? 17.: And. as .he -said. these .
ins -;-art itis of lei sat4es- V4544444—
to,.
ort+ p• it -.-.,to,. shame: and, all the', multitude
rejoiced for all the glorious things •-
that were 'done •by hitt_ "
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Form-l%otes,
•
Ontario Winter Fair,
Sponsors' Seed. • Shoici
Will :B,e Held in Toronto Week. of
February loth States Vice:•. "
Preai.dent 'E..1K. Hampson.
':.: A Winter, Seed Show, • similar
to the successful' sfiow "Held last .r
.year,• will again.be •'spanscred by.
the seed division of th'e,•Ont•.• Pro-..
vip,cial •Winter•' Fair (Guelph
Winter 'Fair.) E: 1 . Haihrisoii,,
Hamilton, vice-plesiient of • the
- Fair 'announces: •' The 'show will
'be ,held the • week. of F,ebraiary
'10th in: the .King Edward. Hotel.
Toronto; and. will provide an op -
porton ty_for'.d'e,alers',and :farmor's
to view and .purchase the .best in.
.seed• grain.•
' STRICTLY ' COMMERCIAL'.
'.Thershow; Mi..` ierlipson points
Out, Is 'strictly commercial' 'arid
•
only 'those'groweis;who have sub:
stantial ctuantitieS, of 'seed grain,
for :sale- will--be-elig-ible to coni-
pet'e•,,ip the various classes.,,,, a• `•
:The " prize list.; and other par •
:'titulars • 'are . now, . available: A:'i
engi iaies aheuld' be: addreesed•. to
. the •s�eeretary of the :show,, L. E.
• O'Neill', 'Parliament. I3tiildings,.
Tcronto•.• '
means fnndameritalty, to • turn
' • around, 'to change one's mind, and
then, to ,change one's way of 'li•t=
ing.' Repeni.ance means. more than
,being sorry .for. one's 910, it roans
to deliber°ateiy turn • frdin one's'
sins. •
Healing', and Teaching ,
10. "And hewa's teaching in one '
�f, the' shagogUeS ons'the sabbath.'.
; day. 11. Arid behold a.woinan that
,had a spirit of. Infirmity eighteen
years; A1i0 lie :was hawed' tegetlr<';'
er, and cou'.d• in no 'wise lift her,
self tip:" .
12'. "And when Jesus saw her, iYe,
called -her, • 'and said t6. her; 'Wo
"" khan, thou'" art loosed from . thine
hifiartiity. 13 And he laid his•hattds
_ upon hes: and "ilnniediatel'y slip
was blade straight, and glorified
Ged." Twit things, otic ;T.ord dic4'
IIS apoke to her and He laid • hi•S
hands 'ons: herr,. He••>sepatated• her:
out front 'the multitude, in the sy"nt
agegne, just as He eVel y
believer, frogs the wortd•,of human.
Wheat ` Storage
Granted Ontario
The. Canadian Wheat • Ford..
has• annonneed that..pursuant to._
the Canadian Wheat •Board , Act
storage will ". be paid ,on Ontario
' winter wheat :stored by ,producer
,and subbsegtiently delivered to the.
board,' between. November 1;.-1940:
and Junk 30, 1941.
Farm storage .started . October'
8•, 1940.
. Storage -Will be paid on the •
same rate applicab'le on wheat
stored in 'country', 'elevators,
Of .a .cent per' bushel' per • day.
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Temper
Hot T"e p
Is ' Handicap
Loses. Frie'nds,; Better Learn
to "Take it' on ,the• Chin" •
An -..uncontrolled temper i;y'-
co.stly. By ' itr one' may ,lose
friends. Qn its nccourit, many a
youth and .adult, :denies . himself
success` at, schools .• or, .'at • work.
Many' a job is lostt in a• temper. • .
MANY'. A 'JO$ LOST, ' '
•.Nearly,eve'ry one of .us. -has
•e 1 ex,perienc;es when'we ` were
•r 'us .1 frea'ted by'
a "biss". But ' when wise we., ave
..also • learned to hold our tongues.
We waist learn "to take •it,i0n-Mlle
• chin'": Let us always .const the.
'cost first, and not let'our -passion
:get; the better of 'us. •
Many. a child or whcle fxntily
must 'anduse ;•rave' 'hardships he- :
cause the father-bi'eedWltinat', in
a fit of temper"„ lest his job.A
c,ei•ta'ili votits .father of -two 1-i•U!le
children, who, drova a milk w agbn,
desired one, 'day to see a"- base-
ball game. ''Ile •arroyo Itis•„wagon ,
.6utsid-e a drug .store; teletiltoneil'
his boss but •,rias denied pe•rnt.is-
aion to .go. thiit day.. In, violent
rage he rammed' the receiver onto
the 'hook, 'left the horse and wig. •
on standing there anis; went to -the' .
. game. It was a long' while be.: •
. fore he found •another' job: '
are half empty any
Butter Dearth,
Fear, Needless
•
-Many. •,oa.nsdia:as--Haeme_ Stock-
ed' Up 'And Ant'ipode's ;Stores
AIways Available
• As.iii. tate last tt•nr. ivl}t+.p b _ilei
was very, lligli: of price h so -today, '•
;hen the pricy; is not sb'-1n-g-h-"iru
rising rather, `om'inouslt;'Canadian
hoiis&,iolders. are'.shown,••in many •
cases. as having, taken tiine.'by the
forelock.` They'. •hat`a been • storing'
up;"It 'rimy'be the 50,pouua.'lrox Or. . .
tom, .
.'crdck', '7Yut ,many creai'neries f
•oyer sport to ,the regul rtittg`.,
^hority at•.Ott.awa. that. a. lot of
this has:been.•going on.5inee -the
early'fall. ;• t,•
• Thr.s; it is, figu,reii tli:t t t'hr att:an-
t•ities refei:red to in the 'statistics
as being in' public •staraee-about•
42,000:000 pounds —, is'; stir, fi•Om
the. wholb` ;Picture. Tho'ttsafntisr of
pounds•,ai`b•••i•eitort'e.ci .to be in cellars
or oast' ori, the balooiries;; in cases'
w.ii e ,00ldei• refrigeration is need•.
ed: Every.. ifox 'oi+ crock put •away
will by 'that muc•ii, lesseii`tire cot:-
. sumer •de' nanrl for butter t the
, corner groceries. •
MANY PLT' a'W:V f1Q\ES
,The War ' Price- Board : is not .
worrying, about any. .ho•rttge or '.
this 'essential fat. for is: it, con
sidering i ationiu.g oi_ the `thinning
Of cream, ice storm. or ilie •skin_
ming _of.•miik for'.table Mise. '
Goes to Saskatoon
Although /it is the capital of
Iceland, the ,t'enrpetature of Rey. • • •
kjavik rarely goes below freezing,:,•
point,
Prtcdu+ctioin .of the aircraft in
dustry' in anada duri4g 1929 was
avalueil at. $12,,638,470 as.. a,,gainnt. •
• , $.6,927,10.5 in' the. preceding 'year.
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wings.. . ''43 Combat
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