denomination. |

should humble ourselves and pray to
and help in this calamity that is upon the

e should not confine ourselves to this one day a-

affairs. We do feel sure that a brighter
will soon be dawning, not only for ourselves but for all
humanity. :
We have been reading how the Nazis, who represent
the evil powers, are trying to destroy all sacred thought
‘and culture, places of worship, etc., in occupied countries,
and either killing or putting the priests into concentration
camps and brutally mistreating them.

They, the Nazis, must realize that as long as Christ-
ianity prevails they cannot conquer the occupied countries,
and are trying thus by every butal means to subjugate
them. Therefore unless we wish to suffer the same fate
let us each attend the services next Sunday and pray for
Divine help; not eypecting that this one day will be suffi-
cient; it should be done earnestly and continually ; doing
our part in this work-a-day world with the ultimate end in

with the material things of life, the Spiritual. So go to
church next Sunday. )

This week sees the end of the third year of the war,
and the beginning of the fourth. It has been a trying time,
and the end not yet. Let us hope that before another Sep-
. tember comes around that the end will be in sight, if not
> sooner. 1

z Labour Day on Monday, the last of the summer holi-
days, make. the most of it, for the rainy days will soon be
with us.

FIGHTING PARTNERS

Fleetricity on Valley fart
that Primary Producers urned inerea
the use of eleetrionl equipr nen fighth
on the production frout, We are ut war
Of vital needs far ruler und metus, wew
not availiide—tut electrical power ie.
existing equipment whould be
the Vrimury Producer may ¥ advantages
availatle pe cigl the use of cheap eleeteleat ,
’ Only with well serviced equipment te it panel

. Dow's waste electrivity with inefficient equipe
‘ye ne motors meray sicodtoaaly, oF wieltehoe left
94 7 bly rer in use NG, eee AT arate on

Mt assiet sau to get fullest reaulia from your

dadirtoat helpers, Ma Uhemocialtad tlee be free,

hus long been ao cheap '

'
That is why
forin- order that

FARM ¥ POWER

ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO.

‘who believe in a Supreme Being

should pray continually and let the Spirit pervade

‘view of Peace and a better world to come, combining along’ |

THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
White Rock — Crescent
Rev. Frank Hardy

“CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

| White Rock, B. ©,
Hold Services in the Masonic Hall
| Sundays at 11 a. m.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Every 2nd & 4th Wed'day at 8p.m.

Metropolitan Tabernacle
White Rock Branch

Place: White Rock Theatre
| 9. 45 a. m. Sunday School .
Morning Service, 11. a. m.
Evening Service, 7.30 p. m.
Thursday: 7.45 p. m. Prayer and
Rey. Sam Cassells will be the
|preacher for August.
Bible Study.

CRESCENT GOSPEL MISSION
Taylor’s Hall
Evangelist Peter Dewar
(late of White Rock)
10.00 a. m. Sunday School
11:00 a. m. Morning Service

School opens this week. Once a-
| sain the boys and girls of Canada
take up their chief work in life—
laying the foundation stones for
earning a living in the fields of
nful employment

for citi

fAnd an

portant part

of this nship ning is the

the contribution of the children of

—mainly through the Junior Red
Cross. Last year the B. C. Juniors
382 to the Na-
1 Cross War Fund,
00 to the Crippled
pped Childr
These figures are re

contributed $1
I

tional Junior

as well ¢
and Handi

vs fund
niative of
much self-sacrifice and hard work

on the part of students and teach
ers

Outstanding was the example of
the Victoria High
haa 100% Junior Red €

hool whieh

* mom
[bership of ite 1200 students

have donated moye than $678,00 to
the two Junior Red Cromm funds,
made Hundreds of articles of eloth

Ing and other necessities for tho

three services, refugees, bomb vie
ime and howpltaly an well as toya

to comfort small ale-raid gutterers

and have organised Jinior Tod
Crom Wiret Ald and tome Nure
ine (loswen and éntered — enthunt
jfetloally into the drives for Wat
| Mavinge ond salvage The loys
| under supervinion of their man

tial training Inetrneton made a
like nutnber of iin aplintw for thie
Departinent of Nation) Deronve

A lady resident of Glasgow on
Wer death bed naked Wer husband
to biry her 1h Aberdeen patter
iin In Glasgow. Beitie the owner
at a pilot in the dome th Chas
how he asked her why mie watitod
to be burled In Aberfeeh, Bha ye
Pilod that whe vould hot PeMt pene
fully If whe were buried in Ghia.
wow. "Very well,” her hneband wo.
aponded, “Nf you vantot reat iy
Giaetow we'll bury yotin Aber.
deen, but we'll try you feat in
Glaagow"

well a3

aie
ship ina free}

Canada to the nation’s war effort |

pry to do to others, a8 te
avoutd have them do to you, am tan | ‘The latent British bombers, tg
gale bean esa me Stirling, Halifax and Lancaste,
sometimes.” Dickens. f. carry heavier loads of bombs than
= any other bombers in service jn
2
the world. The Stirling can carry
su eS Ree eight tons of bombs— much more
CAMPBELL RIVER BRIDGE | than even thd vom able ae
trculation to huge American Boeing Flying
A petition Is in  clre rd ended.
the Dominion Government to have
the Campbell river bridge put into i a oe
a state of repair so that it may be
of use to the travelling public. At)
present it is in a dangerous con-

dition.

Every duty we omit obscures
truth we should have known

Ruskin

Qur FAMILY went through hard times
once. It taught us that you can’t keep
your independence without foresight
and sacrifice, We loarned what we could
do without when we had to. So we

know that a real nest-ege means more

just compulsory savings, Tt means
all the War Savings Stamps and Cer-

tifloates we can lay our hands on.

They're sufe. And they’re an inveat+
ment every Canadian
Why? Beonuse they

should make,

help equip our
fighting men to protect

everything
We've got, And because, too, Uhey pay

back 85.00 for every $4.00 we put aside

’
how, We've got to win this warne matter

what
iL coats and we've got to

prepare against the time when the
boys come home,

Buy War Savin,
#s Stamps from druggiatt
(eed Post offives, telephone offives, de
a pinta stores, grocers, tohaceonists and

bus Gel al stores, Certificates. may

tennant ae af $40 “ibs fam Rone
ons 5, Bi Banks,
Trust Companion He psig

caveng
: id
Sawing

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