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V NeW they go to free the slaves ch in times subsequently great improvcv- fly. The poor little firefly what ..
i- :Be Thou with them! nations." Upon the individual mem- Europe.
�,P. for thought: "What tO additions to it are being made. fly toward the west, and so started
11� I "M Thine arm alune that saves. bers of the Christian church of to- Sentences
.., rig- othen, are disappointments, are to -11-- on her way. She flew and.flew, but . I N � , �
: ipposition (lay the responsibility rests of bri way and didn't make any progress in reaching . . '.
In the midst of 4 ing the world to the feet of Jesus. believers intiniations of the a spot familiar to -her. She winged ------- - � .. - _____ __ __ ____�1_______.__ ���
t�. . Let them trust, 0 Lord, in Thee; John R. Mott say,','. "If the world is will of God. -J. Newton. CONDITIONS THAT ay past hills, over valleys, a- , � I -
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, , - Wben success attends their mission to be evangelized in this or any other "Ili all high venture there is a C cross brooks, lakes and rivers, but in other ways Strawberries the majority of which
1. Let Thy servarits humbler be: - glorious blindness-blindriess to ev- I -
. generation it will be because a suf 9 that I he Ill.od is Thi n 'ver did r ,extent 'of 13,�50 pounds and more were th,teoCa�adian Product, were con
. Never leave them; ficient, number Of individual Christ- ery1hing except the beckoning hand," Syrnplonlu n c ".
. Till Thy face in heaven they see. ians recognize and, assume their per- _-S. 11. Morrison. Should Not be Neglected. iliar spot. than 33,600 pounds of veal were re- sum the extent of 21,000 boxes
. Thomas Kelly. son at a time is the best way of - The day having passed very mis . er- quired for the various dishes served. by diners on the cars. thei3r
reaching all the world in time." And - Weak, lacking ill strength, energy ably for the little firefly and evening Canadian poultry farms provided To finish off the meals with
I slid ambition, nervous, sleepless, poor set in, she decided to find a place to nearly 73,000 pounds of chickens, to seances with Lady N4cotine, travellers
. PRAYER I)r. Wilfred Grenfell says that the WORLD MISSIONS appetite, digestion disturbed - these sleep. As she was trying to find this say nothing of the turkeys, geese and during the year required� more thaim
en, we beseee non-Christian people of the world will e symptonis of a great majority place she flew close to the edge of a other birds provided for diners on thI� 150,000 cigars, chiefly CanadiaR
Our Father in Heav h hecome C * hristian when the lives of In an article by Dr. Chas. H. Sears, I are th h, fited by brook, which sang songs of happiness festive days of Cbxistmas, Thanks- brands and 87,500 packages of cigar -
Thee for Thy servants who, at Thy Ohri%tian trader--.;, and explorers and in a recent nun;bei- of The Mission- I or people who. ave laven bene d almost without exception of
I. he go.;- , occurs this zhe use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. and delight. "I'll stay here and fin giving and at other times of the year. ettes,
. bidding, have gone to carry t ailons, and travellers, speak so loud- ary Review of the World, ILI,! of this medicine in a place in among those shrubs to Bread for sandwiches and accorn- Canadian manufacture.
I. pel to souls in darkness; may T . by iv of their religion that the non- paragraph. The great va proved by the sleep," she said as she fluttered to- .pa,ying meals, was consumed to the Another contribution to the buist-
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r. Spirit ever guard them and so inspire Christian wo�rld will yearn for that "We. have failed to (7hristianize, in � cases of this kind is
;. ' tement of Mrs. W. Hensher, King- ward a clump of low -hanging bushes. extent of nearly 250,000 loaves and ness of the communities served, came
� them that by their lives, their deeds, which make -s the Christian different the, United States, gmmt sections of sta ays:_.-Fullowing a The night would have seemed de- with this went 92,000 pounds of but.- from the sleeping cars of the Sys-
�. and their words they may draw unto rrom all others. our population and have thereby fail- sLon, Ont., who s own, serted and silent if it hadn't been for tV,m, which were used during the year
Thee those who have not . known Thy When the time came for the preach- I ed to pre."rve our historic Protestant st-vere cold I was left in a run -d ter and more than 9,000 pounds of half a million passen-
� love and Thy mercy. We ask it 11 ing of the gospel to the Gentile world foundations. As a result these New nervous condition; I had pains in the the little brook, which gave the place cheese. That Canadians, while the� by more then average number pe3q
; I Od I a new cul- back and limbs and could scarcely such a homely feeling as it trickled are travelling, are partial to coffee gers, with an
: ERs name who died for us. Amen. God raised LIP Paul to be His chosen, American,, havv intr uce� Can we move about. I did not sleep well at over the stones and pebbles. as a beverage, is shown by the use of night of more than 1,350. For lam%
1: . tiger. Paul and Silas wentl ture and new standards. I
;. S. S. LESSON FOR MARCH 13th � me""e U flight and was (lospondent and dis- The firefly had been asleep a long 50,000 pounds of the delicious berry. dry and cleaning of these cars, $200,-
- through the region of Phrygia and (loubt that had the Protestant ch r-.
,. i -ided to try Dr. Wit- time she
. , -ia Minor confirming thel ches of America st themselves to the c(uraged. I dc� , when, to her great fright, while over 17,000 pounds of tea were I 000 was spent during the year, while
,. Lesson Title -Making the World, GalAtia in Als - I ' -uthfully heard sofirvone stumble over a dead required; 150,000 quarts of milk andl the laundry bills for the dining carix
. I churches that had been founded by, task of winning these forcing gr -01111141 liarns' Pink Pill.,, and can ti which
Christian. . . Say that after ill(- u,c of six boxes, log still fall to the ground, 7(),000 quarts of cream. The we4l-lwould account for other large sumis
'11 I Paul (in hi, previous missionary lt,,; th-ey cTafe in .successive racial I ill lity known sweet tooth is admitted by the
28:16-20;!. e three tl(.-;tht, change , cundition was woke her up. She quickly lifted her which go to firms located at the term-
;� Lesson Illassages-Matt. iourney. They had 1)lanned a visit to, waves during each of th . , , I inals of the various runs.
I . � nvinci : a. but - - -ld - that lloLhing short 1.1 olArvIellous. The %vings and flew to the spot from consumption of more than 7,500
. Acts 16:6-15. � the pr, - or Asi. were in c,I(tv, beflim, th( Will Wa I I sit -pt well, had a where the noise had come. There lay - cream and the use of' The hotels of the system contri-
I I some wily provi-rAt-d from carrying ! hey miKht have hevri won" If wv'pains vanished. I quarts of ico. ' bute to the geneml business in otheat
Golden Text -Matt. 28:19. � Out tht,ir purposc. , rhen they at- hmi \v,,ri (Itoring thi- )a-,, wTrli gotid appetit,e, ali�l it, overy way felt a -all gasping and panting for want 166,000 pounds of sugar for cooking -sides the purchase of half a
� I also gave the pills of lorvath. Flying up tQ, his ear ant] sweetening purposes. :ways bk.,
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I A stupendous task was that givcn;t( . ,mptcd to go tit the northern pro- in Anwriva wt, ,rhould not to -day h., ,,,-1 and strong. . to that be might hear her weak voice, With the Nam and bacon a, a I nfflhon dollars worth of provisions
: to the discipl, Iry their risen Lord. vinct-s ,or th(- jwnhi,tila hut "the Spir- I,.l(.iI -Ich I, lanit-r-Itable .situation in �) my daughtt-r. %%'no) was in an anae- ., I
, , , s I hreakrast, dish, and in other ways, during the year. They have a year-
' ., - it ,)f .14o.� �t:fft rod tht-m not." At i : -1. ,):Illall And India. nv abil�Pll inic condition ;liid i'tcl:ng quite mis- she said to him, "Get up, and I sha I
Ake disciples hill. . $65,000; pay
"Go yet therefory And in, 1*.,;-Ik,. and in li�-:, T,:_t., wo, they re- ;ight, ytiur way through this forest."I tht re wt r(- Limed 95,000 dozen eggs,( ly Pa.�TVI) in VXCeSS Of
of all tht- lr,ia-ions." And thVy railTied 13't ,,h,,v rcached thf- seaport or .,4' Chi�!oinily TO (]Unlif ' V as a W')I.i I ,.,,.,,I 11(,alth. I lwpt. iny vxperi I III I got ill), tied the fir,elly to- wh:ll,, 79.0110 i),-tinds of Canadian flour over $24,000 foi- water supplies and
,)f Tr.,ii�_ 'I'h, I,, Gi*.4 purpo�tk- was ...,;V-V 11 Iwing ,h-tormined hL.I... ill , III)v -( ak l -n
surer proof r"ncL'J hilsv,h,alaiid wi.-nded his way easi' 1 vral taxt.-, amounting to nearly
no objecl,ior. What givell. , nl:lllk, 1'rit'i,vil "o "o'lii ill .I vi,ion 9iV- -XIII, ilvn. Hero,, durill'.. !h,� fit,,, halt, !, ;iy ht,l-p sonw , ri. I- %% ---Lk 1),,rsun." -y' %,.-(.re rvquir ,d for the different b, - go printing
the 1 . I !rig alld cooking operations.
! resurrL-t.-titlil Could Ili I .- . 1)1.. �N,jljiani. ;, !.I, Pills are sold, .twl :T-ar.-ly through the fortTst. When'- $-, r'jo). Stationery and
,. When ,Jv,u� wa.� cruvifi,.d thv di_;,.i_'I-TI 11) Paul. in which lit- saw a "mill a ii,., -%%-, n,.i,.!Ii ,*(-I,,',,," \\'*I] ITT' f'ooll-I , -�; - sent by . 1" 'vachvfl iho border." of a villag,v to, Canadian fi,heriv,; contributed r-nore costs for Lhe vari(,us hotels range ta
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,,; , pies met sevi-liv, bt-hind cl,�sod doors 'of �':"-" `;�t '-;"1&ll9 . e Ill. i ,.%hi( -h ht- had heen proceeding, he un-, *han .1,50.000 pounds of their product almost $2,5,000 per year.
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��! are rvad�y -., fat- !h,- w -r -Id wiih th.,- �,, r- � I'l To, - " (;ill. . �'. . --iw;Iding Up the; Put, ahns, h(,r light bocamv dimmvr� Canadian National IZailways during Park Ludge ill Nova Scotia to Jasper
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- indeed ih,- Uhr;sl- Not lor,191:01' did o),,&, -I:,, w . I 1.,t.l. -- \i,w6c,t may not \\-( e ground dead. I Thv vegAidole growers of th Lodge in Alberta consumed, iia
they say "' - trustoi oh;'t it had bet -i "I" ("" -(41 if " ":';`oP`- si(11- o!, th, 1-witinry lint, ren -I "Call- I - ;ti:li hints, \\ -;i k �vol_ free oil re- i left and 4i, fell to th addition to their meals, $11,000 worth
' . I "Poor thing," ,,aid the man sor-i million w, -re called upon to provide
,. � he which ,liwild ha�.- rk-detint-d I;- "A, far ;t� ,%., kii,)w there was not mf:1- 7w,f r:ivu !h(- snink, ,ii;latifill, i -d T'i st, r ,,,%-Fully, -ht- li,,ht has gone Out, , huL, 5.00i) pounds of potatoeq; of soft drinks anti spent. some $70,000
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: I rael," Ili;'. " '. rhi, .1(u� hath God rai !l-- r),:trt if, NI-o,I,,i,ia wh,) wanted acknow4.4g.- tho satrit, f;01urc- -.*.- __ I h'i.r. iirt,,s work �ah been accomplis I more than 67 at the news stand.,; for cigars, cigar-
. ed up, whi-r-t-of we ary witritst-4" an.I. [':It![. What tt�t-n nivan., this man R-! 71,000 heads of It-ttuce; 30,380 pounds reading matter and novelties.
; - __ __111- THE FU(;V1'I\ F, FIREFIA' I od." e 13, 1 of tomatoes; 32,000 pounds of car- ettes,
. . . . - - _. --=- . _ _-_z_��z=��-� i -Francus 1,. Russell, ag I rots; 24,000 pounds of cabbagre and -
: , �. - I 4 floll? FRo.1il FN(;LAND Halifax, N. S. 5,300 pound-, of heans, and despite t1lo
. - I . . VNIQ1 F, A few Mintol -, ;1!,;( I. thv stin hit I ' ___.___� . -_ Prejudice which exists at times. a- There doesn't seem to be mucli
. I'll fl:t !:I I- !,,-!!,g -;,zoal'y h,,w-r-d " .�. :,n(I twiligh- . provail(-(I. a beauti- - __ ; �
%�!'' * tirot �.i )!(.I- old hoink-, IV- ga;nst onions, 0,000 pound-, of these trouble meeting expenses -one meets
_o ,i, I) -, % i -:i. (if *'I lit- (;,,t!- ful I'll'('tly, 'e consumed during the year. Sweet them everywhere. -Wall Street Jour-
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5 " 11. - .. .... .. I - I _ '.0, . �J . i: - , 11 )�ig ow ,1, , - i� !lit, brancli of :I tall iroo, ams . it. is intvrosting to note that ('an- �,,'ro mor(- vigorously as a result --4
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�4x� [I i 0 I � I I ", I 0 0 Tbe g -n' I, -m(-,' Too I it, ;0--I--! Cillf!" , , 'I In,- I. - 1 . ;intil the bright light of ounrv- la -;t -s a long timp and furthur-
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2�1_- ' . , -:i.. Ill ''irefly had fadvil away. ' ni,)rc if this wonderful discovery
, evt,nirg -, rv'cv,; in th,- ch;li i -I in , do(A not give you complote satis-,
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Estzblished i8i7 1'ht.,, ,,:.,,w lo-ovido the mu�ic or th-, ' .. , - - reduce swollvin or varicose 1,,�in� I
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1: - , 1 "I (loll iki.ow," came from anothor.1 At once. Applied night and morning,
. I I � � 1, � I In addWon to the choir taking svr- :"All I ky ,,\k. is that there is one dkvi i as dirvct(�d they will quickly noticei
. . . concert.-, lectures vxtra to i vlit, and the swamp iqn'tt An improvement which will continup,:
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. will he delivervd toy Dr. Baillie on St. , -inq
. ASSETS andt LIABILITIES Gvorgp's ChaptTI A n (I Wostminster pritv ,is !.ght as usual." 11 I until the vi . Find hunches Fire re -j
� ,. Abbey, and by Dr. Fellowes, Eng- The Y�-'-h, ,- b"tle, aft,er waiting . , eluced it) nornifil.
moment to -e if anybody else wi-iiii.11 ___C�
. -�, �. 31st January, 1927 i land'q forvilriost. nuthorit.v oil Eliza -i speak, w. -w for -ward into the centrel
I bethan music, on E,nglish *church mus- , of tho gnmp and said: "Do not lc'�'FOOD FOR CANADIAN NATIOINAI �
11 ic. ' your spirii� be dampened; althniighi " �
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ASSETS During tht- w:ir (in July, 1917), the It Ix, tbv 11-4y with the brightest GUESTS AND TRAVELLERS
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� ...., Cash on hand . . . . . . ... $ 8o,x98,i68 rolcors (if thv 122nd OverRvaq Battal- lanivi-n." A; this they all OPene'l i More than one million dollars were
.94 ion of the CrinAdian Expeditionary their mouih4 with the greatest of
* Force were deposited in this place ,ui I exponded in Canatia by the sleeping
.. Deposits with and notes and cheques of ,, -prist, * 'rheir flight of the hrigh'
� of history and tradition for safe keep- ( st firefly. --i they broke up .and each I find dining car and hote,l departmenis,
�, 45,426,911-2-4 ing. flew ill ;I diffi-rent direction. to f the Canadian National Railway%
".. ", Deposit with Central Gold Reserve . 12,000,000.00 The singers of 'St. Goorge's Chapel Now, thi, fireflies in South America for provisions U) feed the many pag-
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1 14� Call and Short loans on Bonds, Deben- from Westminster Abbey, accompan- (,fir firethv- were to he seen next. to pany during last year, according to
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ti, Baillie, chaplain to the king, Dr. F. would -,;(,i�m very dim. This firefly General Manager of these services
W-;, Dominion and Provincial Government H. Fellowes, director of the Choir of CAMP froir South America. for the National System, With the
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�N�;�' *319,991-45 St. George's Chapel, and Mr. Sydney During that IoTig night she had
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.0,-"t��,,,.;. . Canadian Municipal Securities and quit.e a distance, and had at
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11.'i0,:r*- choristers at Westminster Abbey. The last reached the Andean Highland,. Canada but demanded by the patrons
5�. !;.;�, � Britisih,.Foreign and Calo.W Public singers are the guests of the National f the dining cars and hotels, this
11`.',�,!". . Feeling lonfly, she selected a spot in '
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, '. Council of Education of Canada, Emd surn was all spent for Canadian pro-
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I ,,o I I" 'q: 1. Railway and other Bonds, Debentures They come to give us a very defin- that amount to the business of the
11 , . .she heard Rome voices say, "Here she
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,:?,Jl; ,,,�,: " I�. " crediit (as per contra) . . . . . 12,237,99'2-47 A 11;, the preparation of these meals that
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