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.�, . tion and in the end assumes complete looking the Atlantic. Biarritz, a mile lEst U66TES, SOVIET GOVERNMENT . E - W
4ky Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) was then only a pretty fishing ILL. J. C. Hargrave, V.S., of the Health dt
control of both body and soul, for no away, OUR GREAT "
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4'.� A few D t�e con- Villa Sacchino, and there she lived - have returned to Canada from Rus- 099
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fortune, beyond her immense real grad. In September, 1925, the Do- (9 W
-Joshua 6:12-20. Department Agriculture e7F, is continuing. Please shop early. W
_;,': A few more suns shall set -1 John 5:4. estate holdings, hundreds of acres of . 6 minion of
'ji,�, O'er the-ie� dark hills of time; The faith, obedience and patience parked land just at the edge of Biar- I A sent a trial shipment of various 2#
,�; � And we shall be where suns are not, of the children of Israel were put to ritz. types of horses to Europe with a (91 1�b
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�!;A far serener clime. test by the mode of attack Joshua For mi'l'lions of francs she pa t ow
�"", I I was instructed to carry out against with her castle. Its name was Chang- , trie's in buying Canadian horses. The P111 See our Xmas Display 21#
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, ed to the Pavillion Royal, advertising resulting. from this s ip-
�'., , Then, 0 my Lord, prepare the city of Jericho. Getes of brass lights were strung under the trees, meet, together with persistent Tie- . F.
j�L . My soul for that blest day; and bars of iron could not stand be- of Fruits, Candies, Xmas
,, a glass dancing floor, lighted from gotiations on the part ,of the de- I ; IV
,o wash me in Thy precious blood fore the God of lsrael� and so on the — early a :n
, And take my sins away. thirteenth time of their encircling the underneath, was built in the state -- partment, eventually resulted a Puddings, Crackers and W
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t`_ dining -room, and ,Harry Pileer, known which licenses have not been paid has in the Summer of 1926 in the Soviet
city the walls fell flat. - V
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. Nov. 14th -Caleb's Faithfulness 8 been ordered by the Peruvian go . Stockings
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, . S. S. LESSON FOR DECEMBER 26th warded Recently the great salons were con- men in an 'attempt to end the evasion to purchase 1,000 horses and to d 19 257C - :.)A
" �, -Joshua 14:6-18. of radio taxes at present prevalent '_ it
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vented into gambling rooms, with 30 wtw- lana 1. # to. ,. fok
4_ Title --Review ; Moses to -Joshua 14.8. through the republic. Confiscated f4a; laaa w4a Na
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40et. 3rd -Israel Journeying Toward that they were well able to go up and the radio telegraphic service and —
1. its tables earn annually a hundred 14% hands in height. Five hundred but different in that :be is directly re- the trade relationships alroady estab-
. Canaan. possess� the land Moses promised him person who reported the clandestine rrjllion francs. of these horses were bought in sponsible for all purchasing of live fished with Canada. Shortly after
"'. -Numbers 10:11-36. that the land whereon his feet had installation. The listening fee in
,., -Numbers 10:29. trodden should be his, inheritance. But Nathalie was not foresighted Peru is $3.60 a year, payable in ad- Saskatchewan and the remainder in stock and machinery on behalf of the this new Republic was recognized
After a sojourn of almost a year Forty-five years afterwards when the enough to retain an interest in her voice.
Alberta and British Columbia, only U.S.S.R. Government. nm
. " at Sinai the cloud lifted from off the children of Israel' were in Canaan and castle and farm out the gambling — .0. a few coming from the latter pro- "The courtesy and consideration ficial agent and trade representative
rights as did the Prince of Monaco. vine owing to scarcity of help to which we received from Mr. Song- of the U.S.S.R. was despatched to
.. - it was about to be allotted to the dif- CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
. Monaco live
lark and the children of Israel Pro While Monte Carlo and Mo round up on account of forest fires. linsky who was with us practically Canada and I!ocated with headquar-
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seeded towards .the promised land ferent tribes Caleb reminded Joshua from the royalties of the gambling TRAVEL The co-operation of the stockmen in all the time during our stay in Rus- tern at Montreal. While this official
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'i", ', vdth the country to accompany th-n his inheritance. He claimed that Throughout the year there is no assembling this shipment was splen- sia, was typical of the treatment is in a position to perfect the cor-
a peri -ad so like a magnet for drawing did and the fall number was secured we received from all officials civil nection at the Canadian end, the
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�1 I promijAng him a share in whatever though he was old he was yet strong carat rooms, Nathalie preferred to
�":A' people together as Christmas time. in a comparatively short time. There and military, with whom we came in authorities in the U.S.S.R. sem �A
goodness the Lord would do to thern- and able to lead the people to victory take her millions and leave Sacchino.
I Moses made it against the Anakims. Joshua bless- contact. Our opportunities for obser- feel that they are at a loss in discuss -
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, As they journeyed on Paris was a disappointment to her, is an intensive longing for Christmas weeks in securing a ship large vation were, of course, limited, but our ing at their end prospective business
each ed him and granted his request be- for while she was wealthy in money,
a practice to begin and end I at home. Long ago, when travelling enough to carry a consignment Of movements during our stay were en- in which Canada might be interested.
-1, journey with prayer -an -ad -
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11 I someness of the great city frightened neyed many weary miles and endured Hyacinthus was chartered and the saw of the life of the people and of implements comprise the more im�
Lt.;- numbers but in the fav- Nov. 21st -Joshua Renewing The her, and a short time ago she rapped -
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_ were assembled at Calgary their industrial activities, it would a,p- portant items in their import trade
great hardships in order that they horses
,�,., or of God resting on and abiding Covenant. at the heavy wooden door of the con- might be with their friends and loved and Moose Jaw for shipment to pear that many of the reports which and on different occasions during our
1, � with them. -Joshua 24:14-25. vent and asked to be taken in.
. ..nes on Christmas Day, but this has -Montreal, where they were loaded we .sometimes read of the alleged stay, regret was expressed that Can -
IV, Oct. 14th -The Report of the Spies. --Joshua 24:15. Her immense fortune lies in a bank, all been changed by the application October 7th. This was quite an event chaotic conditions in the U.S.S.R. can- oda had no trade -representative ata.
-Numbers -Numbers 13:23-33. Joshua summoned the people to its earnings being used to help in the
" meet him at Shechern near the close Her of modern railway methods, whereby at Montreal, as it was the first full not be based on firsthand information. tioned in 'the U.S.S.R. such as we
-Numbers 13:30. work of the Sisters of Charity. even the continent may be crossed in trainload of 'horses to cross the "The U.S.S.R. seems to appreciate have in other European countries."
i'l journeying of his life and there he reviewed all jewels lie locked in a safety deposit safe+y and with every comfort, in a country and the first shipload to
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, ders of Cana -an. Instead of entering ed upon them to make a definite . -o-
... at once they prevailed upon Moses to choice of whom they would choose to CALIFORNIA FOR WINTER! This year Christmas and New Mr. Byores, on being interviewed, I
" , They declared "The Lord our Year's travel promise to be heavy, said: "At noon on October 9th, we
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li!, , :, They returned, bringing wonderful God will we serve, and his voice will Go to California and enjoy your- and with a view to placing every fa- sailed from Montreal. The Hyacin-
4, � : samples of fruit and saying it was a we obey. Joshua then set up a stone self. Summer sun, summer climate cillity at the disposal of their patrons, thus proved to be a good sea boat
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goodly land, but ten of them contend- of remembrance in that place lest ye every day of the winter. New sights Canadian National Railways have and being favored with good .
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�-. ed that the cities were too strongly deny your God." to see, famous canyons to explore, I
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1` I 0 of all -Eph. 6:10. all the time, surf bathing, swimming, and special time tables will be short- found that no gangways or chutes - r . I �
P but their inability to possess ly obtain -able from any Agent of the had been constructed; this delayed I .
1, the land and urged their going for- The children of Israel cried unto motor -boating, yachting, tennis, golf, Company. unloading until noon on the 27th. ... I
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" Those who wish to prepay the fare During the two days unloading, - I . �,
Les. and and the people became cowards, and hand of the Midianites and he raised you can imagine, with comfortably - , .
'1-'.',; unbelievers and God turned their up a great leader in the person of luxurious accommodation at hundreds Of grelatives or friends from any out- there were a few thrills and excit- .. . I
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back into the wilderness until such Gideon. He was commanded to re- of hotel resorts. - any Canadian Nationat Agency and homes can provide, especially after — - , 1111 �6- -
Ft: time as a new generation should be duce his army to three hundred men On your way to California -or re . � I
. raised up to take their places. lest after victory they should boast turning -visit the North Pacific the transportation will be delivered a 6,500 -mile sea journey with no I- , I I I "i'l
,I. I �` Oct. 17 -Moses Honored in his that they themselves had overcome Coast. Stop off at Vancouver and immediately and economically. opportunity to work off surplus ! 11111 I , I I V
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r,,- Death. the enemy. Victoria. Winter there is like spring
their wonderful individually by the Soviet Commis- - '. .
-Deuteronomy 32:45-52; 34:5-8. Dec. 5th -Ruth and Naomi. and you can comfortably enjoy the P I ;_ - I
11�` �. -Psalms 116:15. -Ruth 1:14-22. . scenic grandeur that in this part of facilities for the quick transmission sion as unloaded and were then led 11 ... - -_ - - -
1 �'. , Moses on finishing his address -Ruth 1:16. i the country easily dwarfs the Alps Or' Holiday Greetings. A special staff about seven miles to a military es- .
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� told by God that the time of his de- her two sons, was alone in a strange, Make the trip to California this .order that transmission and deliv- been made to receive them. At this
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parture had come. Because of his land. She decided to return to Can-! winter --see the unforgettable sights eries may be quickened to the highest, estahli,,zhment, the horses were care- I
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:1. great act of unbeli& in the wilder- aan and her two daughters-in-law set! of the North Pacific Coast. All in- point. A very attractive design of fully sorted according to type in pre - "
formation, illustrated literature and memage form is being prepared for paration for inspection by General I
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new of Zion he was not permitted to out to go a part of the way with her.
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, cross into Canaan. God, to show him They were much affected when they fares gladly supplied by Agent
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the sin was forgiven, took him up on came to part and protested their un-; of the Canadian National Railways. Ears the best vehicle for the safe and As was, to be expected in an BMK OF MONTP,EAL
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5�0, ; the goodly land and then, as the Jews S,he urged them to return. At length I DON'T FORGET THE STRAW HAT swift transport of Christmas gifts. initial shipment, this inspection was
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IV, say, "with a kiss from the mouth of Orpah said farewell and returned but That lyarticul�ar feature receives spe- a very rigid one and the officials
,L,-� , tr 1 It's train time now -pack up�-get tial supervision at holiday time and were careful to point out the types
" God, Moses was not, for God took Ruth could not be prevailed upon to, CV
'him to that better 'hand. The Isra,e- leave her and when Naomi saw ready for Florida -the neighbours this in itself is a guarantee of ef- which came the closest to meeting W_�
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,.."�,.. Utes mourned for him long and bit- she was fully persuaded to leave all!will look after the eat. ficient service. Remember that a their requirements. This may be de-
, Canadian National Express receipt scribed as an upstanding horse of
", " - , -1 terly as was the custom for one of for her sake she accepted the sacri- ,' The social season is on in Florida
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1. high rank- five. They journeyed on until they I the amu. ASSETS and UABILITIES
. :F.' " Oct. 24th. --Joshua, Israel's New reached Bethlehem, where much sur-, Florida is a.winter rendezvous where plete satisfaction. and weighing anywhere from 1,000 30th October, 1926
.1 Leader. prise was manifested at her returning,
YOU may enjoy summery pastimes to Canadian National solicits your to 1,200 pounds. We were informed
" of its that this was the class of horse best
I'll t,,. -Numbers 27:18-20; Joshua 1:9. with but a daughter-in-law. She: Your heart's content - swimming, patronage for every branch I
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i- ."i fishing, tennis -or just plain public service. utilities. Every effort adapted to the southern part of
, -Joshua 1 -9. told them the Lord had afflicted her; yachting, f
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.1 1.1k, defeating the Amalekiteq; his courage Dec. 12th -The Boy Samuel. I
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I ".;.;:. and his faith in God in opposing the -1 Samuel 3:1-10, 15-19. 1 - - $ 83.411,634-39
.. .1 -1 Samuel 3:9. sijeht_q---itq charming and hospitable the ',;1nds of this great merchandising there is the greatest surplus in the "
I 7e`,o weport of the evil spies and was deem- organization may rest assured that range area of Western Canada and - Deposits with and notes and cheques of
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".. to Moses, so God instructed Moses to rare of Fli the old priest at Shiloh Your fondest dreams of a tropical they will receive the full value for for which there has been practically other Banks . . : . . . . . 50,844,527-81
F:�t you visit whatever expenditure they may make, no market in recent years. In the
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�� .: I After the death of Moqp-t God nn- night -he heard him calling, so he Florida this year.
11 I _Iv� . pefared to Joshua and commanded him pr*ed, and went to him only to be From Jacksonville to the. Mexican est which is the true complement of which did not meet with very favor- Call and Short loans on Bonds, D,ben- .
A .4 ,old to lie down again a . . i6o,8i i,j
.1 I to go over Jordan and possess Can- , be 'hadn't Border the multitude of Gulf Coast perfect service. able reception. These were of the tures and Stocks . . . . .o-2.1
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1". . him to .amen- called. Three times this happened r _ht artillery type and from the Dominion and Provincial Government
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"Ill Tsar that �� 11 1-- I . I were the most valuable horses includ- Securities . . . . . . . . .
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.... 1'�., M . .9 g and of a good courage and to -qv, if called again, "Speak Lord, for Your pocketbook. literature. Tliere are some novelists ed. Canadian Municipal Securities and
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