SATUKuAr,_ __,______ _,_ ____ mi; HcuARi._o'r_'ri~:ruwN uuanuleN, AUGUST _1§, 1941 E many of cur brethren serge; the

seas to join their prayers with ours. m let us with one heart and soul humbly but confidently commit our cause to God and ask 1-115 aid that we may valiantly defend the rigft as It is given us to gee it," Two days later, Sunday, Mqy the twenty-sixth. throughout the Em. hire a Dav or Prayer was observed. That evening in a broadcast u; the P901110 of the United States, the President summoned his gounfl-y- men to Join with him in prayer that the world may soon see the end of hostilities and that s de- cent peace may prevail.

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I0 WEALTH BUT COMMON- WEALTH (Winnipeg Free Press. Aug. B.)

i Two experienced teachers-Gregg or Pitman The suigestion from the British

RR . ' ‘ ' _ - Th id r Mr. cl Mr . H. . Pi-irhgrnirisier that in the days to aglizllfasduibflencterl$fiifie tlggéguctors New type W. Iiauiililcifnlffsfio war/edgy sfrect. m u R Y oil“ m‘ :$;:;r.".;:."i.:;“:;".:"‘.i.:::::2.; " " ' mwemfi ‘iii tin W ,. role i“ w. handle ,,,,...r-u~» , , - Mr. Victor Lennie Chapman. son of v ht, B“ fmg ~ , t the Raoul: nill be enélorsed bane/lily U . C \ l C ll Mr. and Mrs. .1. w. Chapman. o life. There i, s we; o“ every ror g r1818“. w“ yo“ abou “"111; man an woman n 1e Victoria. B. c. iuesday. at a P. M. one 0 in '

land. l: is a pity that in the days nlon ornrnercla o egel prof, Fletcher Argue, assisted u. , h saves Y0 ‘j Y R0 cafll d ‘e t “mt are 540m; “risen many lone _ _ Rev. David Joluistone. officiated. 1 whit? _ and 0 f-mg problem‘

yolccs were rr/i urging this truely W. MORAN, Principal, W131i: vthtgoilvéiiigoemglgls. I Roofinizayo“ m“, a oc__ I cardinal f:\c.or in democracy- _ b k d m, 1 Je nd flanfib, I which we are strusslins to mP-m- will"! 3",‘ Buudmfl- aid‘; eofvlzladibalifnslvlrsfxxldian aldeni“ lMurray 11”"

played the weddinxg music and dur- Charlottetown. in: t he slizning o the register Mrs. Flora Mutheson played the violin. The bride's dress was of ice blue lace and nct. The fine french fan:- . , bodice had. a sweetheart nerklinr

and larsc puff sleeves. The full net

Y“ est “Us the cone“ o; this o “m away, Jgsfige; skirt fall from. a. fitted waistline.

re use Her firwertio veil was held Dv a degrading traffic which can stoop His face steadfastly toward Jerusa- Maw Q1001‘ or Scots headdress (i I to anything unscrupulous for gain. '

leilm- Christianity “may must be slurred not. She carried a colonial

thin-this was not more strongly advocated by responsible Govern- ments which now have to face the law of the jungle.

Had our democracy been some- thing more real; had we rid it of fine words and sought to express it in braver dccds. then by this time itcre ivould have been no liquor

tmffic to rake in its millions of pounds worth of profit at the ex- pensc of human suffering. loss and degradation. As these very words are being written, there can be hcnrd down the street the drunken brawlings of some 0f the flower of the youth of our land! Where is the jungle that would tolerate. much less sanction, such a state of affairs as that produced by the Liquor Traffic?

One of the greatest obstacles to commonwealth is the liquor traffic. Here we have the wealth that is not commonwealth except the common- wealth of untold misery where the few grow rich beyond the dreams of avarice. and the many find the gutter of a life on mean street level.

We cannot remind ourselves ico often that a tidier and sweeter world where truth, righteousness.

honest enough to face the facts as they are, and heroic enough to make them what they ought to be.

The courage to go forward, ever forward. giving the best that is in us. fghting for the right. though it seems that truth and right are trampled for ever in the dust, and our efforts produce but small re- suits-that courage is born of a clear vision of the truth, that right must eventually triumph. and even

bouquet of Briercliffe roses and , swort urns. i

Both bride and bridegroom were unattended.

A reomtion was held in the aar- den and later Mr. and Mrs. Chap- nuin loft for Minaki Ont Thev will reside ln Victoria. B. C. For travel- ling the bride wore a tailored frock clashes of roses silk iersei’ witn ouilttd irlni under a. matching light- weight ivcol coat with quilted ion- els. Her larszc brimmed sailor hat cf navv felt was circled with ashes of roses crosszrain ribbon and her cor-

though we do not live to see it. we triumph if we endure. I

Have faith, then, ye who suffer in s noble cause; apostles oi a truii which the world of today compreliends not. Tomorrow, per- haps. the world, now incredulous or indifferent. will blow down before you in holy enthusiasm. Tomorrow, victory will bless the banners of your crusade. Walk in faith. and fear not! Believe, and you will con- Believe, and at last the

mercy and love dwell is but wishful thinking if we leave the Liquor ‘Traffic to garner the wealth of the people.

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The biife is the oniv dauzhrer of Ml’. Herbert {Birti Ifliziticxv. formally of Verntn RLVOI‘. P. E. Island and ls a era.» " s UIliVTFllV 0i‘ BL.

llnw amazing. that no matter what crises tPe nation passes tlircush. the Liquor Traffic not oniv holds its own, but actually grows rlchcr at such times! It was so in the Kaiser War. It was so in the Great Strike. There is evidence of the very some thing in this war. ‘firm-e ls n sinister association here from reality. but a challenge to face wlrch social reformers cannot life heroically and live life fully. o‘: look. It would seem to be rec-. Playing safe is foreign to ifs Shirl lmnmzl on with certainly that when and foreign to its policy. The

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prayer ls being realized as it has not been for several decades. In his iEmpire Day address to the citizens of the Empire. we Iieard His Majesty, King George VI say: “At this fateful hour we turn, as our fathers have turned before us in all times of trouble, to God the Most High. Here in the Old Country I have asked that next Sunday shall be observed as a day of national prayer. It may be possible for

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