_ SATURDAY.

NOTICE

installment on Civic taxes is due and e the 31st day of December 1941.

t is allowable on fourth install-

Fourtli or final payable on or befor

A discount of 3 per cen meut if paid as per the above date.

Interest at the rate of 6 per ce December 31st, Permanent Streets and Sidewalks.

nt will be added to all unpaid taxes after 1941 on Real Personal Property, r in arrears at December 31st, 1941 ls niing (‘ivie election in February.

JAMES A. FULLERTON,

eligible to vote at the cu

asked by many today. This so ed the King that he brought

se 7 tells what God requires- ‘ not giving, is the test of

The command given in verses 2 and 10 is cllmaxed in the lust phrase "Deal courageously and the Lord shall be with the good This then is our today. Can Canada. our Provinces, our community, otirselves dare use

1t?

Would it could be said of each Christian family as it is little princesses that at the hour when the Royal household gather for prayer they’ too wherever they are set t-hat time apart for prayer. were so would not history of Dunkir

yl sequel to this story is found Three lg

armies weiq attacking Judah and the people, panic stricken, met in a. National Day of Prayer. ‘ answer came in the 15th verse: not afraid, nor dismayed by reason of this great multitude for battle is not yours. but the Icrds." Verse 20 tells us that as they rose morning and went forth w battle. and the King said: "Hear me; Believe in the Lord your God. so shall. ye be established; be- His phopliets and ye shall

MY OWN C.-\_\'.-\I)IAN HOME

cs may be as bright

lakes and rivers as the vole!

t B. To Egcat achievements rise. Shall not the race that tread

11-“ all that would enslave? hey who battle with thy

that race be brave? Shall not. Niatififfih

1i a land to love Qy m; liel‘ glory die! BIBLE READING

The story ends when they began to sing and praise

and none escaped. The realm was quiet for God gave them rest and the fear of God was on all those kingdoms round about.

This whole narrative is paralleled today in our own situation. Anglo- Saxons stand almost alone fearing invading hordes. Because we enjoy a freedom backed by a willing to face such invasion. some doors mould be thrown open to all who want to

2nd Chronicles. chapter is both timely and

is ftitlter, established zlitcotisiicss under which. flourished. It-Ic aided argue that our alkctl in His oom- enur.

The question to be considered is w'licili2i' such apparent hos italit would not cud in chaes and the ultimate destruction of our Christ-

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YOUTH TEMPERANCE COUNCIL Y. I’. B.

tilts. P. W. Stephens, 104 Albany A\'~_‘., Toronto. Ont.)

they were blood joins-cl an affinity ~1 in theft" ivar in slain. Thus came wrse 2. Stiouldst

Dear Young People: — A Year to one and all. As loses, we look back and think of all our and accomplishments, and feel we can make some big improvement in our program for the New Year.

As for me, sickness and death have entered our honne since I last pondence almost cease for a few wrote you. which made my corres- is an old hymn which goes like this:

"Oh the good we all may do.

While the days are going by."

is the way to live, dear people, accomplishing some- orth while each clay. We in no better way than rs live clean. whole- some lives, exempt tobacco in any fortn. that they may

ceptable unto God.

NIBHOLSOIPS POULTRY llEALTll

(Tonic and as: Stimulator)

y your Y work has been progressing. Do trv have a. membership campa each group. with a supper or ban-

al. written record of your Do not forget to send in articles (either suggestions or reports of work accomplished) to m; for our page. Your Y may win five-dollar prize which our

ING NEW UNDER THE FOR, POULTRYMEN

Master minds invented phone. the electric tclegraphy. etc. bu?» crowning Mhicvem times. Nicholson's

ientific tonic and reg- . It has a tonic e egg-laying organs, besides it is it B

kindly sponsoring. I am now thinking of two verses from Lord Tennysons beautiful

ut a slowly dying cause, tent forms of party strife; Ring in the noblcr modes of life With sweeter manners. purer laws.

in the vailent man and free, the kindlier hand. ness of the land. the Christ that is to be."

It improves the

and helps keep the hen ous and active in an! doesn't force or hurt- way. It simply helps Perfect Health. Re- lowing letter from s

we had heard gum roughout the New Year.

in Christian service, (Mrs. F. W.) Harriet L. Stephens.

THE FOREMOST FIGURE IN THE MISSSONARY WORLD

Health as an egg prod uralLy were interested

the poultry industry.

In his addresses to groups drawn from all denominations. Dr. Mott faced the ugly facts of the present world situation. Then on the‘ basis of his vast experience and massive fault in Clirtst. "The Supreme Per- ot the Ages and of Eter- he gave solid foundation for encouragement and optimism.

The movement toward Christ in this generation, he said, ts eve where gaining vol

ti a flock of thirty Pl‘;

ad tn a wsy "let up" on their usual egg production. hens and pullets were pro- two eggs a day w

thlrtv days the twenty-two eggs a

p06 . rld there ts ris- ual tide and never be- therc been such opportun- snrcading the Gospel of People are yearning for something whf\‘i is fr better, and are eager to learn of righteousness and t

"I never saw such its in Britain at the asserted Dr. Mott. has, there been see ing lova‘ty in the

M35 reported. From

amt: is <1! el_v a pr rt" The rcvrt: t‘? in: Nichols-o remedies. 1t does litv nor does it leave "evil aftrr-cffectr." “r rredlrg many reme- :.. -"‘c will buy fowls that i urri will oil up the l\"r.ic'.son's Poul-

’ is more responsive ac '1 n) box 10c. Also Nivhul- usslans are esscntlallv n re- ‘ d a great capacltv to stiffer and to la

~ "c 2 lb. bcx 70c. all put w lr s1. as orders-i mention tllls nape!‘-

C‘-r’s‘.tan‘tv has mflfle he in roar). despite tr’ct'ov~v._Th2r- hav triumphs in C.‘i"‘-n. WM‘ ll ill DNXTHJ.

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This solumn 1s rennet} luv tale sl Ice-l Mame. an advertising nl n

I"!!! lslturo ill: bu lmsru-ll at I rants s word. strictly psyabln In

adv-nu,

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-DTB.

6% INTEREST will be added to press and the rad all unpaid taxes as at January 1st. “mp 1942. L-l73-l2-27-4i, Anayoua, Tu\~key_

. _"“_‘ there were no se

BLY YOUR tire chains at F. R. orded. mough o;

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DECEMBER 31st ls last day for payment of 4th installment Civic L-173-12-27-4i

Taxes.

SELECT your pelts now for the Provincial Pelt Show at Summer- side. January 5th to 8th. Fur houses and their branches are cooperating And s tall building sways in selecting pelts for this big event. 3mg a;

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and their branches are cooperat in selecting pelts for this b

CITY TAX OFFICE will be open each evening from tonight until New Years Eve for the benefit of taicpay- shocks gener ers unable to come to the office in my mo the day time. 11-173-12-27-41. 11mm

Thos. A. Wilson. Minister.

L-lfl-li-fl-lt. Cflflfifllfld. b es been

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCIL- Notes) the qu Services on Sunday, December 28th b as follows: Hampton 11 A. M. Appin ther

Road 3 P. hi. Victorialz P. M.

-16l-12-27-1i, and u; gm

sloe South 2.30 P.M. Princeton Rd. 7 P. M. Rev. J. R. Skinner. Minister

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TRYON — BONSIIAW BAPTIST @111‘ CHURCH, Sunday, ‘December 28th. I di Services will be held at '1‘ryon 3.00 cause P. M. Bonshalv 7.15 P. M. The ber what I hear, though fairly re- Clii-istinas services postponed from 1 last Sunday, because of adverse wea-

ther, will be held thisLSunday.

the morning service 11

Rev. I. Judson Levy will consider in his sermon "If Christ Had Not Come." The morning anthem will be "O Sions Daughter," itfildltlbflili ‘Omfi Netherlands.) The Church school extratugl with classes and groups for all ages and needs will meet at 2.30 P. M. “Lost Opportunity" will be the 1°;- Qne day_1 5u5 meme °5 M1’ - “W's evening 567mm‘ at the scene of the quake, and oc- at- 7 P- M» Smart‘ anihei“ "While caslonally the fall extends to Shepherds Watched their Flocks by Night" will be sung by the choir. John Inch, Mus. Bac, organist and choirmaster will be in charge of the _

music of the day.

ST. JAMES’ CIIURCI-I._—The str- vices at the Kirk on Sunday will be but of a iully festival nature‘ in honour m of the Advent and Nativity of Our in fact change Divine Redeemer. The Minlstelgcrossmg the Border; n, The Reverend T. H. Bussell Somers, the eqmvalent of ma,‘ M. A. S. T. M._ will conduct the puissant tvorshlp at both diets of Divine ' Service and in the morning flfiillkl‘ his Christmas Sermon and extend his personal greetings to his parish . The Kirk Auxiliary l1 have decorated both the Chancel th and the Nave with holly, spruce and word fir for the Festival. The Church ally it meant Organist and Director of the Chor- istcrsWMis-s LilliandMacKenfzlcl, Mus. u B59- 155 PXTIWYQ n‘? ° °wm53 e itie her children; Music in honour of the day: Organ r ch Music: "Shepherds in the Field‘: (Malling); "Noel Lan uedccitn’ (Gullmant); “Now Than We Al Our God" (Grace); “Slumber, Be- loved" (Bach): "Pastoral Sym- phony" (Handel); Carols and Chor- al Anthems: "There Were Shep- e herds“ tBuck); "Like Silver Lamps" word should (Barnby); "What Is 'I‘hat Gaodly dgggcfafion, Fragrance" (Willan); “There Was o; the At]

and people

Silence In Bethlehem Fields Night" istainer)‘ Mrs. I-I. S. Henderson, Mrs. Rao Raymond.

Stewart and Mr. A. G. Bruce.

-_ dgyg

almost 8,000,000 Christian natives

in India.

To meet the world's needs with an adequate christian evangelism

Dr. Mott considered necessary

D u r i n g the Holidays drop in and have a sundae or a quick lunch at our Soda Fountain. Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Soft D r in k s, Sand- wiches of all kinds, Hot Chocolate, Tea and Cof-

fee.

Come in and look around we are always glad to see you.

SHOP WHERE IT IS A PLEASURE T0 SHOP

REDDIN BROS.

TH"- CFA-JU DTTET OWN P-IJARDFAN

- NEWSY NOTES -

TIMELY NOTES ON TOPICS CONNECTED WITH

Silver Fox Farming

"for the stomachs sake;

\ J . .' ENDS 0m“ ‘ND good people who t

Ear quake time s;

th alses sufficiently vio- the attention of the lo. From August when there were

The actual body herlted by the snirn viromn

"the endocrine gland 1B8

ual Michigan-Ohio d. Beer. at that time. m

oolted upon alternative to tea; of any standing o barrel on tap for guests. There has

d 225 minks were shoum. Interesting to note the exhibitors was George M

formerly of Murray

ox show in 1922 will remember the quiet

ed by the fact that

pl cod —hs bought. Mr. in the m um

mltted to have a the use of their (l am told) been hangs in these matters: and there are so

vere quakes rec- “m, “ma”. ndmmllt mo} , tlierefmflmiv

I 811 he constitution in a. (normal) heal ving an adequate general body condition is the most important factor in bring- about- good breeding results.

ieotly dependent alcohol is dearer, w m’

. f t m‘ time m M rational ways of

these little jittery move-

IL

the earth is not ready ing than of y°Y°~ et! Just as a good rope under strain, and con. when relieved; but once

it loses its resiliency

I noticed a picture of r who had been cuttinl ugimale class. secon TIMIILYNUIIBONIIOHS . te-fsced silver ad ebody slay, will the eartl: and ninth in the pup _ _ i‘- pt ere are severe . Prfiéilfilég? £1‘? Sfiy: gfvsfigfmiefi: ways in which the earth may cc side. January 5th to 8th. Fur houses

b ndifi stock int tc is 1'96 t; n s sta of r condition as the matin m‘ the oxes are fed or to the breeding season the feed is then grad- ually increased as the mating time approaches. ‘Ihis tends to m. u s stimulus to t-h eanlmals’ body re- actions, oauslng the fox“ to m)“ Lu ignore eixterciae “and making them eener or e ee ' force with s large seleo- wet x d and mm‘ Quetchke. ‘Jroledo.

Tadd of Boston, Dr. M R, Harvard, Denver, Color- ado, Vern Jensen were names cropp

to "peel" the ogs. it was said, peeled 2

1t may be "mu-k day. Another fimm

ma" “new m“ In tthe new W90 foxes we notice m Den-

. K. .

O0 , very frequently. He he United Qtatcs agent for Ollie McNeil1 white-face and platinum foxes. Thine new type classes had exteniilge competition. Bert. Avery,

tel m M owuit event, the Asterol L-zza-iz- 2-24-26. planet. sud t-hut W" may one day share t-h But that ls a digression: let us enquire why ally occur in. the

to uld work his colt till it 0t to full growth? He

. 5 _.. p no.

A lyItAm o! feeding s-ulrted in an average production of over five pups to the litter recom- mends that the quality of feed be increased during December so that theuliiéeeding stock

il reduced by one-third or to about 7-9 ounces of feed. 1h is done to make the foxes lean and trim so that they will take more t exercise. It. lYllts the breeders in good muscular cmditlon and shar- titfi; bginging abcué e oxes respon

readily to an increase in the time wt the besilullng of the breed- g season. Toward the end of January the quantity of feed 15 increased gradually so breeders are in a rising condition at the time of mating.

is an outline of s

n

at or about Jig)? 401;‘ ti»?! Merv ‘” ‘ Sunday, December 28th are: West mmml pun Should Covehead I1 A. M. Union Road 3 P. M. Covehend Road 7 P. M. Rev. at}; “P-

nearer it ls_ and a which the quake relieves. to be another factor

ing up rom time time sirwng the top winners.

In tbs standard silvers w. H. O. Ruthven. Allistcn, Ontario. uirri oflf the following honors: First light standard silver adult male, fi light silver standard adult female, light silver_ standard male, second full silver start

standard pup male and pup female, second pale silver standard adult fem-ale. fourth pile silver standard

", third and tenth ndard pup female takes champion-

“Oh_ the sports thm mwd out m m”, Running o'er the meadows, happy akes show signs of Thus, on Nov. 18th sliocls in Caltfonia there were no casualties) olcl fracture at Erzin- wtvsstoié rfisroasi. ousngzili. fiffgdm§yfien u Penn“ w“ —Servoes unayiltttharo o- lows: Winsloe NOfth 11 A. itfwin- “m- 3"“ “ m“

And we didn't just Sing it; we did it. After school was "out," the long twilight peimittcd us to play s. variety of games exercise to offset the on the rough deal sea.

od old proverb which ought not to be 1o Potatoes low last vear. over the diary for 1940. I found that I sold some potatoes (Moun- tains) 0n Nov. 5th and got 2'1 cts a. bushel. I held the rest back -as is often advised -and bushel in early May. somewhere in the cts to grow. I wasn't overjoyed with the season's work. “What we need," said a friend to whom I told this. is not so much a "ceiling" for our products as a “floor" to prevent prices faliing into our cellars! I hear that in Britain they calculate the cost of production. add 5 per cent and call that the price. Not a great profit. but bet- tcr than selling at half price. Over here farming is the Cinderella of all the industries, and no fairy god- mother (or is it grandmother?) has ever come from Ottawa to change the situation." “Did y fleet." said I_ that those old slave- ownezs were not half smart en- ough? They paid out good money for a nigger, fed him, clothed him, housed him. and because he was at least as valuabfe as a horse, prQ. bnbly dcctorcd him as well. course they reaped all the fruits of his labor, but I think economic slavery is more efficient in many Trap-cots. particular owner, so the slave must feed. clothe and house. himself and it he can afford it, pay hi5 own

th later, s very sev- shook Peru, South ' America, the worst ' the press) since May

Again, the radio a thquake in éllapan o

and light sweep:

We congratulate the above breed- ti ers on their success, particularly Mr. Ruthven, who so ably held up the standard for the Canadian fox brcrder. He ivas engaged in a bat- tle of the giants, as a great many cminent advertising breed-

States brought the best of waxes to Grand Rapids.

I find it. difficult to remem-

tentlvc of what 1 icad! V

month later an eartllqllfiké Ill For‘; mosa Japan, killed 190 people an

16242474" injured soc. That wars on Dec. 17th,

‘ and the same day t ere was a ser.

THE BAPTIST CHURgILM- Ag’ les of shocks in eastern Turkey.

These instances seem to point to

influence of the

eriodicafly got into

position where it could give an

Late Fall and Breeding Ration

35 1~b I-Iorsemeat or beef or horse- llglcflt. rk (boar) and rabbits.

8 1b. Liver o-r brain 15 lb. Cereal mixture.

8 lb. Wheat germ,

. lb Dried brewers’ yeast. Reduce these ingredients 50 per commercial cereal

the gravitational

Interesting t0 Islands is the fact that Mr. R/tlt-IIVGIYS breeding cpera- tions were made possible largely by the purchase of some high cl silvers in this province years ago. Due credit must be given to Mr. Rut-hven for having mastered very t-hurc<u~slily~ the technique of ranch- ing,_ particularly feeding. He firs/t originated a community feed sys- tem which supplies a gr y ranches in the vicinity of Alllston wit-h a very fine fox ration.

14th the barometer fell half, which is a lot

used. pect it always falls 4 llzmy/Iliuersls (men tenement l.

3 lb Finely ground Kittens and sprouted mains.

Canny Newcastle. oetastcrs’ pct name for what the

ocai historian terms-not unjustly The amount of feed found satis- factory is from 10-12 ounces daily in one meal. These amounts how- ever. vary with male and female foxes as_\veli as with the amount of exercise the foxes take. animals which tend to weight readily should be given less than the above quantities, while l1 require more feed to remain in good condition. It is ad- visable to handle (weigh the foxes whenever convenient) foxes from time to time to determine their 2

feed required by the different vix- ens can be more accuratey

Considerable latitude is given in the kinds cf meet in the above ra- ticn. and a wide variety in‘ cereals and vegetables can also be used. I A study of the rations used by a goes on to give a description of the ll different types of furs used and has this to say about silver fox: "With brisk demand and a l0 per increase over November re- pcrted at last vfceks auctlcn sale here this article is now extracted to n active call cn the open market at prices about the same

Canny, in the Scottish dialect, has cf cautious or crafty, inu-zly cou‘d not apply the city in question. Canny has cl its meaning after

“W Son

Far away Iceazid holds a num- her cf pelt shows each year. scme- thmg on the same system as Ncr- Wily. In a recent. issue of the Black

silver with a dark cross on the neck and a fine dark strme on the back that was a prize winner at one of the lscl-rnd snows. N3 dillbt they are prstlucing a lot cf good pclis and will have free en- tree. we believe. into the Ameri-

"Hey( canny man, tthro-ss) a hadpenny oot" was the

r,

iliittered a stranger for the largcss e bestowed. Another Scottish word at has fallen from grace l5 the "'Pawkie' or "pawky." Origin- "wlly" but with good tleness. In North- mberland vou might ltear a moth-