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• , Arden ra Q7511074' will he heard*over
.LESSON -
ciillisTIAN so,NpAIP
him, neither Icnovveth: 'the N B. C--B10'.uetVirerk. The pro-
cti)I.:DE•N TE4T-=,', But .iisymAny.as
received hirfir to them gave he the
•, right to; beconde-thildren a GO4'•
, even to. them that believe on h:s."
e.
:LeSv4:.in: .Settiai
The "'first Bpistle qt. JOIM
written'' about A -IX' 90. •
Place. do ndt know eicactly., •
• ;Where this epistle. Wa§ virittPn, but
probably in thp: City.
'where; it. is thought John ,lived for,
the greater' Part of •his 'life after the
•Eiscensien. of Christ,- ' '•• • • -
• .
The first dplatte ,:iroha noth-
ing leis than a leve ,letter, a 'letter, •
revealing the wonderful love of God;
'to written:,,,only :for„ -;.the-•
of God. Its author was, meet*,
ippropriately, the .apostle John, "thc
one, whein :theone
in Whose Gospel the:. love' Of Chtitt.
is most frequently 'Spoken Of.'••• Tb6
very voeihurary of this epistle
mistakahly: ifight:fieS ,it. as in epistle'
to those -who are, in Gees ,
The Scr:pturer....teacli--that: all who
believe on Chest Mita .salvation
are -
son Of God; not on the ground of ,
their „first or natural birth into,the
Adatnia-faMilV, bitten the '.grelprIcl-.,Of
tke.ir'seqcold. •birth 'into
the fartily:! Of Cod (John" 12;• Gal.
B:. 23; 3::15;
,
We See ,•,,
; "Belielcy •what 'Manner of Jove the.
"Father hath:hstowed iis, that
IS.' very;',..interdsting7peiht that; .•
.aiiiitiet eVery-Where in the,'NeW.Teata-:••
, , •
, Ment where the love. of God is spoken
,
of, it is',-inimediateiy 'related to •tlie
.iiadetice,•ot 'the, Lord Jesus Christ,
,God's son, :on; Calvary'. .I,t, is that:.
sactifiee for. ns that. we mot clearly
ee God's . love for tia. John. 3;:.16 is
..the . great statement of this 1'11070 -
ma truth. the apostle goes . , ,
.tell net, only has :the...Lord
Tesus'••Chrilit, saved OS,: bY'• his.' death
tor us, hilt that God has heeolne.'.to
'tis our ,Pitthei and that •
'
we are Made th44„.1didreir•-a -Gad.
"13eloved,: now are we children of
God, arid. it is net yet ;made ,manifest
Whit We Shall, he. We know. that; if
he .shall be .manifested. --.,The per-
pcn referred Ur, is, of course, .the
Lord Christ. His home always
was in 1-..leaverf;', but I once; . tineteen
• hundred 'years' ago' :fie was • "mani-
feSted."._ i.e.::: he! .reyealed,,'lpinself_to
men .,on 17:73r117TirTf.73.:7
.16;72-Trint..41:10r-rPettljr2Orlt.-Jiihrii.'
1: 2; .3 d,.$.; • he • Will „he, Manifested
, ,
•
• 'once again, when he Comes • back to
earth. the ;second .1iine,• ,,te take hs
church hp to .glory where. he is. "We
•, 'Shall be like 'hini;•• for ", ,Vve .shali see
him even as he..,ia.--We•cannot.here
'help, thinking the Wade- e
. •
•
• apostle Paul—"For now We, ied in,'a
mirror, darkly; bill then fade to fade:
now; I know in ' part. but then shall I
know fully, even as also •I was fully
, , ,
.,Inown" (1 Cpr„,, 13:•• 12). We'. will
have' greater powers ,for apprehend -
ng when. we are. in :
our new :Spiritual bpdies.'. and then
e see. Christ in all Of his
glory -(ied 'Sohn 17: ,24),- all of
loVe,..in, all' Of his infinite power and '
'
,
Hope of .Hik Rettin • •
"And every one .that:hath‘this'hope
Setorihirn,Pirtifieth himself, ,tileA AS
, hive hete, spolteri
; of :of 'Course, .•the. 'hope of .•our
Lord's return. and hope of seeing. •
hian•..again-trice--to face---Itheffectr--
• of the hopekot the riEkt'Uth of the Lora ,
• 'J'ealti':upen Us isto,be likened to the
effect Upon. ,Us of, it letter We receive"
from our dearest „loved one who has
Albert 'away, saying that he or She will.-
be'leck, again in the home on ,a „Cdr.,
• tainiday,evetything ' the home, is •
•,. rriade , ready; and the very 'heart. of
the 'Wilthig lov,pd ' One , is; also ,Made
••ready, arid 'Ali itCthoughts end.;
, „ ,
• inge ate toward the • one'jtetutning..
"tvery, One that doeth' 'sin' doeth
•
also laWlesiness;., , lawless -
hese." • •
:aao ahide' in-the.Lord Christ gram Eac,bIP,
-.111,4-110:1)16i1 ••.
, Or, 'as • 411.e, 'Lord Said, .t011ia„rly Was. br:OtigIl.
;Jesus and a -member Of his ,Iler•rt-:(oTrica." Alt01)10'1"4:41i.li,4r*;i:r$
himself be is the vine. and • we are. the 14'460'Reisman..:land.111i'roivantic
,:btanehea. ,(John 15:1. .,se. style: of rimaic. made, .13)ri: 02.11M:riot
" 413140, illChrist, • WO .:sliall'•:;-'keep, the IC. faorite. ofNeW.-,Totk: Seciety,,
-denrinandinerits of Chr s 10 c Duchhi'is. '27' yeai old, so • of 7
shall de, please-II:1/W OWn.er• .df• a*,diag •store chair. - Eddy
•
" 4t04i0(1,44491,10,1Y, 0.1 100,ttePS
'Love 4.
••`' • One •his father, when a*Vacatien ;ah4t4gd;''
, The apostle, •White.hahas; :Often :be-; hia:dothea. ,While working as a Wait.
fore spoken of 10:e for one another,, er in a boys' camp ..ohd StirnMer, ha,
now returps, to ,the ,sabjegt, present- * became interested inorchestras. and..
'hig' it in its•practiCal ispeeta.....•LoVe feinted a 3 -piece band, playiri‘r.jazk,
• for one aaother.is :not a flew message, improvisations r Of Bach end Beetho!
• but is trivolved in the .vvhole dospel • von. Earning extra money plaYirigat',•
e h up ills and
story, ,and .indeed, is • an Old ..Testa,..„ localdant s, e gave p
inc-nt. reVelation, (Levi '1:9;,' 14 ..34f 'PoWdeia*Upon his graduation tb fol.; .
Matt. 5: 43, 44; lb: 19; :22: 29; ...John •
'13: , 34;06.5:, 12). -Love is the ;anti,7:
thesisythe enemy, and the death„
.Of '
hatred. , . ,
, The • great sul3rOhle' incentive to
love: and the perfect ideal for of love ,•;:'
for Others, is found in the very life
and:death' of the Lord Jesus ' ghtt§,t,.
who laid , down'' his life because he
levectue: ' : • ' , , ' ••,,
. , . ,
. .Though the A.Pogtle 4ohrl 4.-4,0a116d:,:i.
the great 'mYStic of the • NOW Testa'''.
ment,,' though , he writes- concerning
the loftiest themes that can e•Cer ,en- .
gage ;:the , attent:On., of - Men, „.=41iff.:
tfiougi;:4t:, times : he. seems to ,.speak ,
to us 'frosin, • the very ..heighta :al'
il,eaven,. heye4heloss.:. be is exceed-
ingly. practical, and, inis.:Very dis-
cussion regarding.,then c ,
love-'in.orit life,, he :point ,.out 'he*
t.1\
of
essity.--•
.tliat ..ho'• inan possesses this Wetld'aP
n•ootrand refuses to share, theni:with'.,
his brother w p, is nr•lieer. 7...an :ever, .
claim to have the Jove of 'GO& in
:•'"My little children, let us not love,
!n word. neither With tile longue” ,bni ,
.in :.deed : and '-truth."—Love ' is dutiful', •
:in thought and deed. A • little child .
who -Was': asked what, it ineint,';:..re-
"plied: "Love means'. doing errands." •
„ f,filerehy• shall we •,know that„. we are of the truth, and 'shall assure Our
heart before him. -• .Beeaude it.out
heart condemn ta,... God, is greater ).
,
than .- our heart,. and knOweth all
things."—We 'shall,. know ; We are of
the truth, ,i.e.; that we are in God,
and that we are his children, and our
-hearts will have assiirahce in his Very
presence of our own intimate. rela:
'tieriship ,with'him, it we hive in ' deed .
and in truth: A. man :will dertabilt
know if he loves, or if he hates .his
, fellow -men, and, if his: heart is 'pea-
Lseseed-with4rire-,11Ove it2.strengtheha-
lir coiifidenee in his conviction that
-.,'Ite-i-s4la`T'chltd'ot-God. : .
loW a ;Musical career. '
•;' Ilgranit Central ,Station"
Thrs new 'series has its setti :in
Grand Central Station' in New forI,
the gateway -to the hat:on-Starting
Thesday, Sept. 28 over the NBC Blue^
;
network, and titled.' Grand Central
'.Statien Othe program will be beard
'Yteeldrat. 9:39 p,in.. The sponsera of
,the prOgranr-feel that • the station
With itsy.ttliousarids Othurrying cOrn-
-Mufeig%O. (Rd with-tnthq thousands7
of -traveller's: bohnd. fOr,,POOts vrest
,offers an 'Unusual settihgfor the set -
play, cempletein itself,.
.-Will'beght: With 'a -*bp' in the: sta-
tion,
so Marty, dramatic --Wel-
'cornea ' and-;partingf and accidental
day.:
4 -Kcifteliatett oil the Air
' . 'Chester:flan , ,Cigarettes pre-
• Setting'Andie ,XeStelanetz and hs 45•.*.
l'oesd'O'rdhestra :each WeillieSdSy frOM,
-78490,--ttek.-:,439-stattirispte i, 29
• oyAk the e.ntire Columbia web.. Bieeina•
Taylor, rattaie .critic and composer
servesas commentator .and Imaster
of ceterriohtea, 'and-Paul-Douglas-in-
nonnces.. „A.. galaxy rof 'fanifiusober-
,
"Beloved, if .'eur' heart condemn ns •
,
not, We have boldnest, towarct, God.:"
'—Just' as a sense of sin separates ,us•
from. God, a censciousziesa of like in.
•his Will, every staiia'cleansed by the
.bhicid of hia.,Sori;..giVeS ui, holdnea'a.t
to approach ;him • "Ahd:whatsoevei •
WC •ask we receive Of--hina..becarime
keep his cerianiartarnerits 2ahel do.
the things that are pleasing in his„.
proMiie has . teferente,
to our ptayer ,life., ' '
"And this i. his conimandinent;
: that We should 'believe in the ilame
. ,
. of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one
'anotherr, even a he gaveus.' cora--
trlandpient.'In a .prepeding section,
we notice that the -commandment em-
phasized had reference to
.tionshiP to others, namely 'thatwe
should one another. - /fere', the_
cemmaridmeht has 'reference •-to, our
relationship 't6...,Otid.:.e,rid. to his Son,
'Jeans Christ, 'emphasizing our belief
"And : ye :trio*, that he was :Mani-
fested to take away sins; and in him
• 'fs. no sin." -Two 'glorious things are
. here said . about, the 'Lord •Jesug.
Christ. ' In the.. first place;,, he .earne
:+0, take away .Ohr. sins. ' Every Man
has .sinned. Sin shuts us 'away front '
-„Godand inerit4 the Wrath of God.!,If
• We are to be the,thildren of God, din.
' sins -.Meat be dwelt with..., We could
• -not deal with Oben •outadlires,. we
' cannot cleanse OUrselVes. fkorn 'sin.we
kicannot pay' the debts they ihear„., we
jcartridt-blit-theria out.: IT sin to' be
leit 'away, another must• do • it; and
hat 'Must be one who has n'o'Sins of.
hi. own, tor Who had his own sins
t� tithed for, he CO'uld tieVet atone
the sins of Others. And so, We
odd of the One who came to tako
Ls, -.away- our slits that%qn hiin it Ito
l'WheificieVet abidoth in litni„slimelli
whotiOeer innth hath'liorAieert
atic"and cone -rt si,-rs will be bronght,
hereto the. Microphone as guests of
the 'pro--alr:
•' • jiiie • Penrer Returns • •
Carrying on with the same theme
which was such a °comedy auecesi
lett- seasen-,---Joe....-pentierr-the--throaty
voiced comedian -of the .airlaries'will
return to the Columbia network ,Sun-
. (tar October •third, from 6:Q to 6:30;!
The entire cast Of last. semen's show:
will .return with the exception e Joy
ifeidges,„who. will be_rePlaaefl-bY the
"Mystery Singer," a newcOlner•to ra-
dio.
•' FOR ,THE CHILDREN,
Orphan, Anne's Seventh Year.
Little' Orphan Annie zreturned to
the N., B C Ret .INTetWItk‘ Monday
:.-September 27, and is heard at
and 5;45:. standard time. This makes
it, the sseventh year for this radio.:
feature. The script is edited by Dr.
.Tblin J. 13. Morgan. Iminehtchild
psYcholOgist of Nerthwestern•
,
' . •
TOin Mix'Is Ektek
• Tem.'*ix and his Ralston, Straight
Slioatets, thrilling .radio: adVenthre :
. series based On the career of the fa-
- '
mous cowboy actor returned to the
+air for the fifthseason on., Monday,:
'September 27 .at 5:45, p.m., over the.
'N B G Blue Network 'A series of.
new episodes from (the colorful cow-
boys
,' i 'ices as Marshal
e e . ,
Texas Ranger, Sheriff:, and •• Movie.
Star are being dramatized. The part
of -TOM Mix is again played by Jack
HOlden.•,percy•Tevnus. veteran BrO44-'
way character actor, returns as the
"Old 'Ykrtangjer".
• Jack Armstrong Carries On
Jack Armstrong, the All Arner.can
Boy returned to ,the N B. C Red Net-
work on Monday September 27- at
'5::3:6: :p::::im:.; his.. celebrated juv- •
5.20, pan: • His celehratedluveriile
program based on the adventures
Armstrong„is heard daily etthe Same '
CORONATION, Alia.-L;e Miss Alidd
Cline; 4daughter of :a daitylatraer; is
ieekingteplaceinerit of a' Cheque:- The
cLe•u • ;: men ' for :.cream; as at:
I •1-7,
' 'PORT OF "SPAIN; Tririidad,,-:,-Fear'-
:=hrg ii-turnored decision of, the govern,
. , • , ,
Merit to deport' thent'l'hy stea,rashIP.,
from this West 'Oaten 'Island woalS
.result in their finding. theinselves, Once
Mere in dreaded Cayenne,. three Oi six
J'rench fugitives .Whe•landed in Trip,'
tary ..dash In,p,ri" Opel) heat :"for..Halti,
759'mlles s. • ' ' -•
. • ;
•
"
•Rayinend •Vaude,, leader •Off. the We,'
.said • "I Ishudder .at the thought Of
gding back' to 'Cayenne .. and I prefer
to risk tlie,• dangers of an open -boat'
flight to Haiti. j•,, • - " '
know nobody there', but ;Ulla
:1.am'Certain-741aiti is,a• free': country. -
.1 boPe'• to cern my living there as .a
ateWatil.-•,', ' post for two
years, ,when: the .."'Preitch
'.:;t4t411'..VaUde, who:: IS 35 .years Old, was
Sentenced to. five-year • tetrii: With
hard labor for lardeny, 'and" robbery:
tached to. cans when returned td the
Cline farm. A calf ate thecheque
and only the stump wasleft" when
Miss Cline 'caught it.
atient.to Ha
Own Inside
411ew, ist.e.;:titre„ ,414X0:7414,44,7,. 411
• Xl..0''f3grO9rY MItIrPly .
less ,Imil"'h'ArWiess...ati4 Witteh proval,
a look ata lIco
0? hjs or P(31';1:°:.1:1(01:(1Y51:Pr7t1:4:i'
•• This' .,relatkre17.'Oevt`...: 'Of ••1Prtiya
with ,,a• 'Maehine,• wit4c1;:.. aatotnatiCaili••
01:ti:iikaeaS•.a'Pkil!Plia%ttlig171ii';';11°.ar4"„:1r4'•.49.-ii!4J11;11°,'`
at 'desired, was i
cribed by Dr..opi.woody.,Ooorp)1:6041-,:•,'"
..7.91:iif°11i;e4fdt'•
$t: . ; - .
and andiuni. treatment' from • thirty.-
conntries/ who, gathered at .00. ,c011•••
grass dertiCrihed the Worh. the isui7 •
chine, known as tha:. olArnipagraPh".., •
'fastetouling • and ainiciSt unbcliev
tclie9Vretlk.o pha, an X-ray 1)Xe-eritn:Y' !"11. inacla(lehsia41;.-1Will9.1:141"
would foeuti'a beam of rays as ,gIASS
lenA focusses „Tight "tais, and candor.;
thera .ai nhiitOgraphic plate,
• Ivioiire 'Said. in:',explaining his scientific
6.7thihit.„:',. Only Within the bast. year has
: a ileperAable machine been perfected •.
, And. applied -fii-flie7A-iitgaosis-, of -human •
diseases. •
,Tube and *Film ploVe.
It 'Consists. ofari X-ray tube mounted • „;
over the•ptclinarY.tre•atment table ae.4.,
-7-1-Mketr.wit4.4e„,..photpraii.ilic,11.1ta.nnder;
the ' • ' • „ • ''
Ile, • tube • and niotion, mem
111 op.poSite „dijectiona„ nrodricing,..the
fociissing effect. With A Patient
Or ;sitting,. On.:the table. the ,machine,
•
ea,ri'he.adjested. to .pick ,mit the frea'ge
of tvillee:Of,tissue•at,,abz.depth, When
the fihn is ,develhOd (t will show tliat
greater detaillthati his ever,'
before' been • obtainable ,, .Xray
'reachinearpr,.,,..1Vitiord
••• Kieffer 'added', ;•
to. tise Cie; 'ray
treatment. ..diseases..7-Thiel' a.. per, •
ami, With: e ;tether .or cancer. lying •deep „
.insicle: the.,liocit;'•.these`growths which .
have been' almost imPosSiblecte 'treat.
before, may In :the future'receive the
certect ,dosage • of ••X-rays pri
:•the,grOwilt -•Witlient mass, Irradiation
of' all. the tissues above and below it:
irt
, Fellow citizens Of Gwillimbmy Township, who knout!!
Earl Rowe • best are enthusiastfc admifers of his.
ster *ring character and gift for leadership
,
A Public Servant For'. 22 :Yearp I ‘•
-1---4:Atid he that ;kpeth,his coin7.4
mandmenta abideth in him, and, he, ih
him. And hereby we knew that he
abidethin its, by the Spirit which he
„•
gave us.” ,
Powerful Lamp
Visible Stx. Miles
:* If an automobile 5 driver' is not
blind,... temporarily :or ethervViid, he
should be able to tee the .new head-,
belt. being.....tried by the Chicago &
Northwestern on its high Speed train
'between Chicago: and St: Paul.-. ,
• ,
•.The lamp throws ,a 2,500,000-
, candlelpewer beam that kyrAt'o,sf Chit.
tintially in the pattern of a figure
eight 1/4at.font' 890feet in :fdiarneter.
Thus. it Sehdao its,,wathings Straight'
'ahead,' to bc'thside of the right -of.
way, And high" enough to appear
• an:apPrOneliing*,pillar of light. A re-
flector rhov6d,by:. a 'Motor oscillates
the beani, :.• • "
•
Tests Show that. at Wirth 'the, light:
visible for. As much as Slit Milc S. at
night and 411ree thilei by day012lie
'pinit i to. operate it by, day ki well
as br night to dinpliaslit its furidttott
as 'light that distinuiShes-rui
,usuaIly 'fast; train.
•
• irbting."10ii "hit thinklag et atilt,
Mg Seine •girl' te Mehl rot, What dci
you think Of the fdeittir • .1" -
f9weet Young thing , a great
idea,,lt you asic reef":
. ,
you had a large Scale map.
of Ontario, You-would-fin&Gwil--
Iiinbury, Township marked ' in
:the County of Simcoe. But you,
would have • to possess a very.
large scale Triaptindeed,in locate
ihe'r town, of Newton Robinson.'
-Of'•:a town is
...beginning, to find itself iet,pyint• ,
Afequeatly these days: :the
••:11.•,F,ensilee1 4_,Iikt 'this, only •to ' be
•' ',;:.e9iipt!irodsio7bt. Earl Rowe, iof,gtohienigr
to b, they are confident,' Pre-
• -Wei -Elect Of • Ontario the night,
•• :Of ticti3ber .6th.
.SOine qtheold-time proverbs
are wearing, a little thinthese
,tirdernclayS, and th4i4iITAV
kno,,Wn-pne-='"A Prophet' is not
• Without" honor save in his own
•'cotintrY"'Ineans' nothing; simply
•„. nothing to these sturdy Wizens.
of 10Wi11icobtcry. They. .honor
ROWA.Wause they. know
• attil,admire him; , the oldsters.'
liave been watching him for
• wentyLtWo years; ever since .he
• WA:elected ,a Township 'Court-,
• ;•Cillor on his 21.st birthday. ,
';Airtelita]Cabinet. Rank
-They start them young in pub-:
lieSetYi&in,Oese Ontario towns
• but only one in ten thousand
• . forges ahead to the. Provincial
•.Legisiature—onlyofie in a huni`'
dred 'thousand keeps going until
•' liel•eaChei Cabinet rank at Ot-
tawa. Such a man is Ear,tRowe
and'Ovvillintbury Township
, 'has, followed, -with .pride, every
, step of his:progress.- • •
The Most importanteYents in
1.144(,,yOung , „twenty-two
,
year of public service can be
rtefly Stinutiarized: '
:4915-41etted to Contal of
T o W
;
1916—tlected, Reeve re-
elected each year for
,fiye„yearS:i• •
1923—Elected ,to "Ontarie.
Legislature.,
1925—Elected to , Federal
•, -Parliament. .
• -
193022-Re-e1oet.ed.:
1035-1'n:40i:6d to the Cab-
inet by Honourable R.
B. Bennett, then Prime,'
-' Minister. Re-ele,etedteS
• • Federal Parliainent,
1936 -L. -Unanimously seleaid
as leader of the �.
...tad°. Liberal -Conser-
vative Party.
A Happy Family
Earl Rowe, whenever his pub-
lic duties will ' permit, 'hurries'
back to Newton Robinson. For
there: he finds awaiting, him his
sturdy refj brick house—his wife
• and \three fine children—lis 22$
acres of farm_lancl—Vs pure-
bred Yorkshire swine, 'Durham.
cattle, registered Clydesdales—
his old Township friends.
' One cannot!, hope to under-
Atand;:public_man -solely by ob-
serving him in the midst of puff-
lic affairs in Toronto or Ottawa.
Follow Earl Rowe back toiNew-
ton Robinson—have a meal with •
itn.in his big kitchen—walk
with hirn over his fertile acres—
see hint feeding his swine and his
cattlev— talk with his aged par-
-..ents-rwho-live-across-the-road: '
Then you would reajize even
more fully than•ever before how
completely , this man 'possesses
• that something without which all,
else is So much chaff—and that
something is 'CHARACTER.
Heredity must get 'some of the
Conservative
credit. Theleader •
comes .friifin old British.'stock
Which Settled in Siincoe County
many, many year's age.. His
father, Still active at 88 andliis
mother, eight years 'younger,
were. terra ,folk; and Earl Rowe, '
when:. little More than: a young-
ster, bought- his farm from his
father on Credit and paid every
tent Of his 'debt 'fromhis profits
as a dirt farmer.'
•
Virtues of the Soil
011 his typical Ontario farm—
in his typical rural Ontario rest -
Rowe leads ',the
regular routine of.,s farmer when
Parliamentary Work doe's not ,
.caif him to the'cities. His is •a •
friendly home•-,-lnado' happy by
the presence of his wife* and his;
children, jean aged ty) Bill aged
13 and Lennox aged 8, Here are
enshrined the homely virtues of
'the toil— thosc. virtues which,
since earliest days'have" given.
Strength of Character to.S0 manY,
of Canada's greatest public. ser-
vants. '
66
ON. EARL ROWE
,
Wititnt .Personality
This has been written of ,Earl
Rewe by a -long -tithe associath:,'
• "The warmth of his person- I
. .
'slay is contagious. One
. cannot cerne into hfa,pres-
ence , without feeling his
forte and 'Sincerity,„ tem-.
• perecl by a natural kindli-
ness and interest in his fel-
lowmen and tgek prob.,
lem: With his splendid
• ideals, backed by long and,
•,honourable Parliamentary
experience, he is uniquely,
equipped to. Make 'a great• ,
•Contributitin to the public
• • life Of Ontario." '
Newton Rubinsonisn't seeing
much of Earl' Rowe. theae, days;
••*. ,
tt is a blessing that he is still
in the prime of ,life and health
•
'forhe.has mapped out a speak.:,
ing program which'Will keep him
movingbaek and forth, through- ,
out Ontario until the eve of,
October 6th. HiS friends are '
glad, of this bemuse they know
that every Man ,or woman Who •
sees and hears Earl Rowe,who•
shakes his hand, Who mines'
under the influence of his warm
Personality, will Say, ",This is •
the type of leader Ontarioneeds." •
For that's the kind of 'Man Earl
Rowe is—likeable, sincere,. earn- •
eSt — a statesman whose good
, character and -good judgment are
written -indelibly in the record; ,
of his tWenty-two years of publi:,
seryia. • •
•
You Can Trust
Iuud b io tibstiil-Corineivadol Party el bdiark
'
anada's Incowne
Grows In 4 Years
ird of Depression 4.0Z3e3
gairae, Survey ,Indiz.atea
Pahado's. national.,incorde has .
cieased by 2.8.H. per cent. •during the
last. font...Yeats, the Bank of *Nevi"
: Scotia reports..-, • •••
• • The ''r,ggregate of all the incomes
from the production ' of: goods and
services becoming available to 'mai-.
viduals,. whether as wages, interest
or piofits; the-tbank-stateS;711as--in-,:.•
creased from 'the!' to* level of .
335,000,030. to about :$4,050,909,000.
In the first year of recovery, frotn:
• 1933 to 49,34 :the • expansion waj
equivalent to 11 per :cent. Patine,
the •folhiwitig yeat, itamounted to
per cent. and:from 199,6*Hte.:1:938
•
the Prelitninary,reitirnate;indidated a
rise of 7 per cent. • , •
Asa•,result of these increases; the
bank's. review ,states,' about
thitil • Of :the 'depression Llosses • .in.
Canada's money indoine has been. te, •
gained, . •
ey Celebrated ,
WiongBirthth
aylight ' Saving Time.g nuSes. •
Mixup :and Controversy For
20,000 Children •
• Twenty. thousand Chicago children
barn "iii --"%e-1-9"2-0 are CeIehratfili the
Wrong birthday: Herele •why.
All Of.`,..thehr. Wet;e: born between
midnight and -1 ,ii.m. in the five
months of the•year. when Chicago, '
.seryes daylight-saving time, if .the
'City' had been On Central', standard .
,
time their births would have, occur-
red on the:. preceding 'day.' ,
.Barnett Hodes, corporation .counsel
:said Yesterday that state. law.preVides '
that birth records 'should. be kept, in '
altiOiform manner.- He ruled that tho.
tithe' used' at the Springfield office 64
"the state department of health, .which
administers the laykri should pretzel!:
That time IS Central standard. '
Tsahesktudforestia,oriexaurniier,g'tipon
the When4Hay4
od,
14a
birth of.; a yoUngster, ,horn ' at 1243 •
daYiight-'saving Hite, Juno 19,
June 18 was his 'arum
Arrqijiay Rum.• v,
geld P:thOperit)i
thO'f,et.,016 ecoilditie
' conitnitted this•Wehk. lasted A warning
that politidialxtippeasenient in Ythe
world was neeeSsary hetet° theta
could he ithy far-reaching ImpteVe,
meat in the .edanoliiic situation,
Enor-
11101.13 eXperidittireS ori, ittrharriehts, it
:Said, eventually' may strike n bio* at
WOO& prosper' Y..The'oreient
indu-
trial actijt :in, the iron ohit steel
insist s and even In consumption
ds was attributed partly toJarg
expenditures.in almost every ecitintrjon •
I
ittinarrien&, •
ra