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NINGS AHDAD
nigh the long winter evenings come
‘that fall is here, Nature paints the coun-
last big splash of colour before it sheds its

and goes into its winter coma. But human be-
o add an extra garb or two to keep out the chill,
ouse a fire has to be going to make it comfort4

ee seret winter is one of the more social times of the year,
- when old and young meet at one or another home and spend
_ the evenings at various amusements, each according to their

taste. It is nice to come home in the evenings and find a

cosy fire and pleasant surroundings to relax or go out to |

see friends. Then there are the various activities of the
younger ones who meet to take part in some kind of sport,
and all this because it is winter time, nature has gone to
sleep, but man seems to be more active in finding something
to do to spend the time till spring comes again to brighten
up the outside world.

And while we are thinking of our comforts and the
advantages we have, let us not forget those in war-torn |
countries, who are living under hardships that it is hard to
realize, and pleasures are few, if any. Their winter months
are far from bright with semi-starvation before them.

One of the questions of the hour, and a serious one, is
fuel. t

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GEORGE H, BOUCHER | Dear Friends:
|

has taken over the | hank you for the lovely jam
|'Thank vou for helping to win the

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|oughby, a Coventry evacuee, to the

war, writes six year-old Jack Will-

Canadian Red Cross headquarters

Service Station

and will appreciate

| Toronto. He is the youngest of a
He is

two

| family of eight boys.
of his
brothers who are in the Navy on

partic-
jularly proud eldest
Your Patronage

the same ship, “They never leave

Shell Quality Products |tosether as woth could not ne
= : spared from the cruiser at the
TT lt same time.’, he says.

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“YOU'RE DOING A SWELL
JOB, MISTER”

British Columbia Vrimary Froducers are doing « great

job in maintaining farm production replie
man-power detie Hles, Laweeust él val werviow
enables the fary to utilize existing electrionl
equipment ‘© mived, To

Time, Jabor aml expense
aseure continued isilnterrupied. form output keep
your electrical helpers sweet, Give them constant
attention and they won't let you down,

Ifyou have some Hipian of elevtrioal service
‘or home, farm buildings or mechanioal equips
ment, consult your B.C, Blectric representative.
He will give your problem every consideration
+++ dive you reul aasiatance,

FARM
B.C. ELEC

POWER

TRIC RAILWAY

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jund Hetributed without

11.15 a, m. Morning Prayer.

| 7.30 p. m. Evensong and Sermon.

f CRESCENT
9.30 a. m. Holy Communion

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Alex. Macintosh
Sorvice at 10 a.m. .
In the old Mill office

THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
White Rock — Crescent
Rev. Frank Hardy
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
White Rock, B. Cc,

Hold Services in the Masonic Hall
Sundays at 11 a. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Every 2nd & 4th Wed’day at 8 p.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.
Bible Study.
Preacher, Rev.

Prayer and

Norman Simpson.

CRESCENT GOSPEL MISSION
McBride Street

(opp. Alexandra Fresh Air Camp)

230 p.m. Sunday School

3.15 p,m, Gospel Service

Cottage meetings as arranged.
CORRESPONDENCE
Dear Sir:
We are on the march but we
have not burned any bridges or

even pulled stakes. We have how-

ever’ begun to ration commodities

and called idle folk to work

We must get a new habitation,
rehabit tha dld Sup-
a planned war of huge
itates
willingly

not order,

press

ng

proportions nec

extreme

control, we comply to
these measures.

This war will prove the possi-
bilities of rationed commodities or
the
under protection
ture

The while we

wealth distribution of labor

and proper nur-

for personal wealth and all coop-

erate and work for victory and the

general good the results will soon

prove the benefits of
and
domestic

We
commercial sports, let us have lots
it;

cooperation

fellowship as
competitive system.

enjoy competition in non-

of but may we nover

in the
peraonal
the

again
Raining
wealth

heartlessly compete

foned

while qur
ful things:
folks
friends call at thelr home,

fellows lack nood

when relatives,

th

have

not always give them the

of fare and oat the choleost them

elves, Tven if they had no apectal
Jove for them they would be
onhomed to do ao, Much move
should we be nahamed to be In

different to thon
finted degree
Work and me

suffering an un

poverty

y enn he rationed

the tine of

inoney, Wayen are nol really neoon
nary
Price control may he fist f

beginning of the chanee, With unt

vera peace and machinery wo

1 all have plenty wiht
money) and without pres, Why
poverty?

Let ie glory in good wore,
sport, muale and cheer, Oniy ay
evil person glories Ih over mul
ponsesalon of wealth, Let tia out

liw It

‘The enrly nettiors benefitted by
Co-operation, by exehatwe of pep.
vices and produce, Bo they pron.
pered, Tut when people traded for
Profit, It made some poor, as pov-
verty was possible some, to protect

cease to compete |

about thte
Inge tt into hh

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“Paith does nothing EAC A i :
ing of itself, but everything une r
God, by God, through God."——
| Stoughton.

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“A saving Faith comes not of %
person, but of Truth’s presence
and power. Soul, not sense, Te-
colves and gives it/’—Mary Eddy

Baker.

ee ® a
| “There is a limit where _ the in

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tellect fails and breaks down, ee
Enis \ITE Ieee Lee nip and tuck we shall be so used

| concerning God. and freewill, and to rationing for maintaining the
| immortality arise,”—Kant. | physteal strength of all human
bane i the lelp possible that we could forget
wphe steps of faith fall on the
seeming yoid, but find the rock he- We feed machinery, it needs no
neath. Whittier. RhOnOys

We are on the march
W. J. Habgood

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themselves, dealt unfairly for per
sonal gain.

| ‘The registry office for property,
while being of some good, became
one of the greatest instruments of

It sometimes happens that the

man who seeks a high position the

s the least fitted for it,
levil by allowing registrations of ee " mains Srinabid. andrea
lan unlimited amount of personal Sanat
property. It does not make the : coe

owner happy and it is generally %
families.

ys we could
by adopting certain methods of our
atest ally against the aggressor.
if the continues hold

It Is easier to get some people to
pelieve a He than to get others to
the truth. as needful
ove all things” it is to
st that which fs good.”

curse to their
benefit

| In some w

accept It is

to es

However, war

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