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unto-'ti\.en`1,.Cor~io ye sf will .rrsks you "lshers of 1:17_.__-f-B9i;is'n 'i_cxt.

w/mul pailiea. his re until hi-

i_n~_ May. H' at _ Capernaum

me. cried Jcslfi. i P0iBr»_dnd John' t There-_ were thel' trade_tg be though. they do .without Pete

whbt"V'd*bout then thhyjto live? An'

wo;ild tbey_ hatysgtojiface in ihel ven- ure-pr va ` "Mid suffering

Jesus. succeed.Jn',gi-9 new mfs

____01;tfHil. 1111;! l~t__hg failed, wha!

won mean o t em. __ .

The task towwhi-ch Jesus called Pele'

Bild J°hn_ was ‘a nicst difficult one-.-. fish for men. The were not .tg cllung. their trade, but lheir object. Instan- °f catching llsh. they were to éhthl men. Is it true that meh doii’t see: 500.11 l-M1158 91' lllfillluelv s, but mu . ~ eangiedfor and. aliureti and attract ed to them? So it seem . Whether

'they are, whales or trout. crabs oi' ‘humble herrings, whether. they arul

Wealthy Ol* ll0or. good or bad, big men cr little men. they all have to iw "fished for' or they would never' ful into the gospel net.

There is one`very fine thing about

this ta5k~an)'b0dy can do it. How olr' must you be before you Vgo fishing? l have seen children of four and five holding it rod and line. ,And you can all become fishers for Christ. You need not wait till you are twenty-you can start -now. .Marry a girl has brolight her father to lCh_rlst. Christ calls all Christians to become fisllers for him..

‘But what was it Jesus said he would

do if Peter and John would come after him? “l will make you to becclne fish- ers of men," he said. They needed teaching and training iii order to be

ought to try. -but the onewho is suc-

cessful is <the one _w-hom ‘Christ has

taught how to do it. it_tak-es much training and experience beforeone be~ comesa great fisher of men

true follower of Christ he will seek

there is kept s "Flsberman's Roll"

bers. Bringing others to Sunday-scho- ol where tilt-.ry may learn with thedis-

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V at _ Winnipeg `

.PROM{NENl` SPEAKERS-LIVE' SUBJECTS

Iniadvltnce of the definite program in the form in which it will be

issued at the time oi the Conference, the Convening Committee nn- nouncvs that _tho following items are definitely assuredi

Addresses-By His Excellency the Governor-Gcnera.l of James A|kin_s, Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, and G F Gray. Winnipeg. . - _ ._ _

Warfor Canadian Education,” Hon. Dr. Cody,

2_.

' of Moral Purpose, r Theodore

University of Chicago. ._ Through Education," Blr Toronto. ‘ '

Helen Mse`Murehy, On-

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nuxlliary to the School in Mural

Dominion Commissioner of the

B.\1

the Canadian Standard Efficiency Training ,

National Secretary Boys’ Work Depart-

Formation," Dr. J. British' searha»i's A

s._

0'Brlon, Toronto, Ont.

" Dr. Suusllo, President

H. Flnlsy, Commls Albany. N. Y. Dr. J. _T. M. And-`

Region. Basics Dr. Milton-

sssidnsd tirpsrions re-

dsflnltely sspursii st

Enter- . _

Mas fell

puts

service is

and cares for one of his servants Dr. Gre fell

dor

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of sins., .Creator of_ newness of life

in -the Wu. heart. But.-where men

are .uns D8 1-ll' lwvrelw-red to_.receivol

‘1im.lliti-fi¢~.|l_.ll0't- only risht for the

.lchurcht but-lu d\\t»y.Vto introduce the

\i:s§_e__r }a”:{ly} i_es__i:r.;:y -which will 6' In Oil en ».i1_::_ ' ~Ev_sa.'_ so he himself in his _earthly

i_!etll1_z,e-.mga gracious. and helpful to -_\en.wlm_‘d_d not recognise him as Son .l'Gl>d. W* l°v¢d him asian 'vt .man ir' his.-kindness amid their..t:l-ials and `~srs.'~`A,_nd in fellowship with -them hue-as .men with men. th0_Lord re-

., 'iaied 's_-divinli.y which taught them

oonwto.-t9_Btify. “Thou arothe Christ, "lie Bon of the, Living God."--Con- 'enced from Arpplied Religion for lvery Msn. by Nolan Rice Best; _ In the list or the apostles of Jesus

ere are two pairs of brothers We

_ h _ 'snnui t"iL of course what were the

sasons which directed the Master's holes among the fishermeno! Galilee f those .who were to preach-his gos- el and to be the first pastors of the 'hm-ch; but certainly it is signifi- '-snt and suggestive that twice in the "mall num-ber of the twelve it should --ive happened that the naturai’tie of -rotherhood was emphasized' by F. nmmon cali tc the new life and a -immon work intthe new. s2\'V|00~ It -uggests the relationship which mlY

between our common human kin-

xist v »

f~ hip and times loitler and dlviner in-

‘uencos which are always seekllm ` 'llmisslon-` to' the life of-men. _'i‘h_e re; 1!i'rn. of brotherhood. sisterhootl. WY' nihood, childhood, and all _the othél' 'iinrhips nf mankind have M16 lg east nf their purposes, and one 0 heir most sacred purposes, in _this--_ hat, tbcv ar\ Gofl’s great Byiitem a` mg whose lincs he means to diffuse .ls truth and influence through 15° vorld.-'Phillips Brooks. ~

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liiilrs roi The Motorist

-ev sensor L._¢;L_<>U¢\H_

it *_

at=###'rsz¢sn

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-..~,.`v~~#.-u=s~=s°I~‘ " i HEAD GASKET

wait” .r';.i..;i_ . ..._ ...tt

' ' -nut between th_e f*Yll“d°"s

successful in their new work. And so te' Wasps ‘ d f my engine at does everyone. Any one can try and" 'md ‘~:yund¢cer_ Mais others any danger

quite Ut F3 _ ¢ H . that it dne;s_gc_i;_t=; Lim .ln gléiw (_§__“1 d all ll 0 '

ersr

tell. - f

e ; You can let out some 0

Anztwigg oil by removing the draw

-Every one has a. friend in wllose. me e g ` 1| ~ .and see if

welfare he is interested; if he is a °H plug in nm- ot, water, if any

lgirriyesignvgllsarrevwill be at the lJ0tl0m

Bw, ing into a cylinder. YOU W°“l"

on which are recorded th names I, B P bubbling fl`0"\ the those who have brought ill, new mem- probably Egrtlgg .s,l'ad1s,tm',,,_t\l0 °“K\“°

dere for some time and there

"oss and pleading in phase ..,f_._.t e\.,,3:' ng' the four cylinders explode l- 3

His hand is reached out -h~:konlv~"-

is quite annoying.

e ~ 1- f ..- _. ..., "" V. ' l ~- 5- 5 times as GXMUSL lm; lil; v'f»`ii~Lh:<~lrii'"llh' itil -ll 'Sr' lg' lea‘l`¢mtl':;i"Bne gsllllldvf SWB” tm”

the s"rii»;~rfi'ifI:/;.'c`t llvu'|l;»._'.!ll,-iy'| affect. !_¥l_B_y be 3 leak mfs" a ywr help' wllll lily w-.~rll."~~S, `.D_ faulty Eastetf at this cylinders ex-

Gortlon.

must pipe connectilon. Ol’ 011°

-' '\"- l'~'-l*-= '1»~'i~-4 /\;|'el‘inl¢ 'hit i‘iroll¥`ll'N\H` Worn °“" guide M l its

_ _ . . _ _ _ . . A .- , that

iii-.rvlro :if _lr~ru:f.. \'/r-_ :-yy, W l~',l|,-,-_,.~»:~~ gxhaust-vulV6__Bi€lI\ Di' at 5°m9 ° 1. _, . _ , ._ _ , `_ ._ _ A exhaust-valve that leaks ' Imm ‘sl `."' ,|_ ‘fr " ,__, W ' " "__ plum .g gt 9, ri.. to a noticeable

l t ' "\_\ i. lii;'l‘\ .".i if ll.. l(ili,f;flt,i.i " \v~ i: W' NV". 'rtriru l 'il " I '\' u imrt to\v'lrl enlzlrgiillz iili»t’l{iilgtioin. Evrrvholly' personally l~:l-lniiiar will

“it Grenioll, the devoted Labrador lnisxiionflw. will recognize this phrase ~-To commend the M-aster-as char- 'lcteristic of him, it is his favorite Way of expressing the governing mo- tive of all his work

1 il , it .ly v e ilglsrl dilc tc the escape throu8l1 li of gas at high pressure. 89 B00" 93 -gh., charge has _been lred. If yiiu put some _kerosene itll'-<5 each C2121' der and run the enK|l16.l YOU T119-Yhn the exhaust leak by _noticing W °\`°

If any one cylinder

smoke eX¢9~D9B- - has poor compreilioll. li NY be th”

th alus of

its exhaust valve is e .9

meter may indicate little I my chars

ing or discharge current. It is quite likely to stand at' zero or in s neutral

of discharge' is given under these

operation, condifctlve t0,.9f,fWQll Bill- vl

tained battery genersl_l!.il1\i?li0_s I charging current equal ,-to the lizllt-

mlles per hour and . GYM.. the sm- tmder such conditions. ‘l

i-his amount, for sny`ih;\ 'tion

tial short-:circuit__in the wiring or the m

_shouidgo watched to. see that plenty is

position but if a distinct indication *the mairroesrings of my engine need

k _

circumstances. it usu_s.lly_, indicates crank-shaft in them, but they 1eem~ trouble. for the normal. condition -of very tight. yet there is a. heavy knock

it V _ . Answer: Try the following pro-

tng cu;-|-mt gt gil 0'|~dh.\_e.ry_ driving remove the oil pan; Remove the speeds. When the en|ine_lis`stopped caps from two of the three bearings. and all llg_hts,_are on,~the ammeter _Plac _blocks or ajacket nom-ly tm. normally recolygs s qartairi; number' del* are bearing that still has its. cap of smperes of it_i'cl1arq_e‘._ rent and in place and in such s-_position thai.. _the operating _should beffmlmr with' y_t_>u_'_csn _obtain a. leverage between

_ - - __ .ui _

excel; of it denotes ._s,_(l“ea.\r§_5e of "cloeé'i.0this bearing. %ry up on- the current somewhere-possliiy s pac crankshaft at this point and -see it it

failure to turn off the'ign_itlon llwitch:, squeezes' out from the upper sidoicf In o eneral- fway, the ammeter 'the bearing. noticeably.” if so. there

TESTING l£'ARlN& FOR

LOOBBNIBB _ '- ‘

0. 8. R. asks: How can I tell if-

illg up? I tried to shake the

eu pulling .hard on hills

riure: Draw off the engine oil and

e- blocking and th erackshaft

oves inthe' bearingor if oil

looseness. Then tighten the cap

of charging is gohg on and that no

abnormal discharging. takes ‘piece for, by so doli1S. 9Xhaust-ion o the battery is pretty-V. well provided against. assuming that it itself is free from internal short-circuits and therwls in ood orde that the

_unreasonable demands upon its electrical system and that the adjust- 'ment of the charging _rate is suited to the~se:vice condi.tions._ _ V BROKEN BEARINGS 'LET WHEEL CGME OFF

X. Y. Z. asks: What could cause

a front wheel -(run only about 150 miles) to -come ol! 'onthe road ‘The race and -the cone both were broken, but the nut and.other pins s-till _remained in place. Could faulty adjustmonthave caused this to hap .pen?

Answer: ‘ln case the balls failsd

and the cup and cone, on the outside of the wheel become so badly broken

there would be nothng to hold tho wheel cl! in most forms of this con- struction. it is possible that faulty adjustment may have been partly re- sponsible for the accident. If, for instance, the bearing had been very loosely adjusted, the bearing ‘parts would have been subjected to heavy

side to slid., and breakage would .have been quite likely. Moreover, in the

0 9 K l‘. - _ car is not in a matter as to entati

that their pieces would clean the nut, ‘part of th “shutting down” procedure

shocks as the wheel wobbled from a

case of excessively tight adjustment t

broken the cup and cone. It is more t

on this hearing and try -the some treathlent upon the other two,‘keepl ing the. caps off theoues which are not being tested and the cap on the one that is;

Questions of general interest 1<.

motorists will be answered in this column, space permitting. Addressl Albert L. Clough, care of this office.

WATCHING THE AMMETER

Don't Make The Battery,“Work While

You Sleep" _ _

an the ammeter while 9. car is in .

important as it is to "keep tabs"

o ‘ I

peration, it is perhaps even more vital -to consult it when a car is to be left unused. Obviously. as car should nev- er be put away with any waste. of electricity taking place or exhaustion of -the battery wi-.ll result, unless the mistake- is soon noticed and correct- ed. it should become just as much a

to see that the ammeter is at zero as it is to put the gears into neutral and to set the emergency brake. In most electrical systems, when the engine ceases -to run the relay or reveree<c1lrren-t cutout automatically acts to disconnect the generator from the storage battery for, if it did not,

very heavy discharge current would flow from the battery through the , generator. Occasionally, however, he relay fails thus -to act, through

the ball.; might have given way and the sticking together of its contents, their fragments finally wedged, and and unless the anmieter is noticed at

he time and the significance of its t

tion of

ing. unless - is in use. andtheii' until they

has been proved to a less

occurrence than one would

io be. Driving into n -well

garage and hurriedly leaving si, ca has often brought il about. iioweve it the "ammeter habit" he ’ mt.

second nature. iff' acts se is cbt-§¢ oi this form of carelessness. _

wilscs'i.l.ANsous ||_vGiii’\m|ts Mn. s. i.. s. nun _ls it ani mi

advantage to keep the outside _ef an auto en las clean and fre lfroln

grease and dust? 1| it det?in;'¢uta1V

to am engine to make is hill on .“ ish" when the car pulls with dill ity? Do you advise using liquid on removers Does it -hijure an __ glue to race it?

Alnswer: It is well to' remove all

dust and dirt that can, by any ' pos~ slbllity, work into any moving hurts and to keep all oil and grease) to" wirlng an-1 rubber water: connection# but there is little s.dvantll¢e in goin- much further. It is injurious to tl- engine and to tranehilnion parts well. to keep a car in, high who jerky and labored action plainly lx dlcates that the engine is _ov_erloo~1l~ A good carbon remover, if obrrlietl used, often removes the. evil Ofects of carbonization temporarily stslesst and may prevent or_at least, pol. off he necessity of more x ensiv tres

cylinder _i , _ would not start running 0') all

and cone being too hsrd_ and brittle or being cracked .initially in the heat treatment. Exceptionally .hard shocks

deflated, of-ten cause bearing failure

likely that the fault lay in the cup ‘ heavy discharge indication perceived,

such as caused by running a tire Moreover, it is likely to burn out the

this great volume of reverse current will soon discharge the battery com- pletely an.l seriously damage it.

ment. Racing or runnfltlg lil gifts idle, at high speed, is detriments in

-that all the power it devdom pended in pounding\out its _ and straining its parts instosa hi in

ammeter-a rather expensive and performing useful work. S

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aft - -is ' i .

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to bring his friend, too, und-cr Christ- fthe mm gt will escape llrst and will , -

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'Dr. Grenfell preaches some to his th” fjatgalféxzfsi. FOR WHEELS I W '

_But doing these things. he is a mis-

‘cominend the

Dr. Gren-

Labrador why he

their loves

" That is

pains to

that the

n counts

gonsistcncy of vaseline is about rltsht

slonary not "off and on" but all the d 1 dee vaseline has been largely while, for all the while`and whatever an n d _ T11 hi f rs-‘ he does he is aimingkto ‘ used for me purpose 9 c 6

i ter. ‘

qulrements of such a lubricant are that it shall new readily elwush to prevent the .pdrts from cutting per- manent clisnneis through lit. till'/t ,ll- shall be suiiiciently adhesive to cause

in t the bearin surfaces,

it in hot weather to cause its escape and-that it shell not de- acids that will attack the balls aces A very light cup grease

THE AMMETER

it Will Forsstsli 'Troubles _ ' or the current

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for an

to the

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people and praysifor them a. reat l - V rl-sal, -but, as is well known, the ghost k -Biahnithliaihe best thing _ of his labor has to do with affairs P' R‘ B: ug :he from wheel ‘ , not commonly regarded as spiritual-~` t° use "5, u ca' g

attending the sick, Buperintendlng hos- b°armgs}.. A il ht grease couwm. _ .

"mls" “°‘"“5 ‘"9 "Ming P°°“' ‘“' Amwlitti snmfai ist as 'nossil>le. C a

troducing new industries, improving mg tag mls large OH cgmplmles put ,H01-lB9l_¢90DlllB habits] fand` providng M” 3 ll and- mum. bam-|n5 com wholesome resorts for sailors and fish- :gum a e5D.,¢|,|jy intended for this “men in. the idle °°"°“ ` urpose. A grease somewhat of the

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ian influence. In some Sunday-schools' ge N,'§d1ly’recognlzed._ it water were _ ' _ Y - - _ _. ~ _ _ _"~ V ~

clplos to become 'Christ’s followers ssl .oi moisture and 18"* »t_._ _-_,mi-‘ .= ._._.V,f;. ,_ ,l_ »_-»._ ._ .

's work that -all can do. Perhaps' you gL°e:'mg‘;..;;ging with the 6Xll““*}f-- 1 `~‘ "_r"_~ fi' -_'li‘1l"97\'E7§.4‘},-griii. lf<i§.ff __,_.;._.".§_¢1"""5*"T,‘. _“___ ~ .°____/'_-‘_3_1_f;4;-..=:"l"‘¢‘f_`f _*__‘.'- _l

'ire the only one who can influence you' have not -already dfme 5° V0" _.§'f,~f~ `._'.ij, ,Q $.*_~_-1, _(if-,`=`¢ i'."'2'E- -’_'t1_f}._ _J_,:..“ " '_

"dmc companion to join the School of Bhomd' hue .me head bolts tightened 1 ~ ' » .- -- ~ - ~ ' "hrlst. “Just take a pencil and figure ami, if this does not stop the external \ _ _ _ _ _ '"‘ *"‘“' "“”">' WHS li W°\1l_d take fvf leak. yell-may have H1 illlmll “.“°“. - .J ~`= "‘it<».. ‘.=.'.-.lf-"-`-'. itdliit -‘ \\~ w-hole world to be convert:-ld`.if 9539;, 'Qt course, the Olllwlfd leak K... 11,;--_:~_. i"° ‘Z-. ";§};_,, .li.;i»._?_t '*_‘,;5§,§; 5"'4.;'¥' .'}_i’;» - "wh v'\nr each disciple were to start dag; no great harm. B0 10115 “B y°“ -f. .'_i"» ‘.~_V'_,¢_ .§,`_l-“f ":._-i1.',_.”-. ,mai " ` ~ '

"H ""‘@f l° follow the Lord." sus- make sure that the Wawr l" th” W9' '~"'f.“’ ” `._\§-."»=. `°'."Ef<.;w:.i-3.? ff. . ' . ' '

"'\~ts' Dr. Schautfler. "Start with only -tem does not become low. __ .'»"" "ft ".‘.t. "-.."`~.,"r:¢‘-" " `=’

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