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Many insurance-(or assurance) pcepiehsvewrangied
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policyheider or_tl_1e.~bene!iciary. "The poiicyholder
is|:'iu`re'd|ti1el1er_1ed_c_iary is insured.  ` _ ' _ 
1’i‘iie'-instant thdi‘a min comes into posse_ssio`n‘of - ` _ 1 _fl _
aMuti1al Life Policy he becomes possessed with an
the otiuiriienii his family is immediately _ __
 _by means_of`the policy against poverty and
_ eniiseryit-entails. ` '
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Henoesl/inn Masrvns of-' |=Am-i
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"Let us run with patience the race
that set. before us, looking unto Jesus.
tim-author-and 'finisher of our faith.-
Hebrows- 1211, 2.
='i‘ho eleventh chapter of the _Epistle mankind rises up to confirm his faith.
10-the Hebrewshas been called the
Westminster Abbey of Old Testamcn
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Worthies. ltpreservcs to the remem-
brance of- ali generations the mighty
and~'good- deeds of a great number und
-between the collection of memorial no-
ni
 substance of things hoped for, the evi-
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eraity of exderieucea it representst ' '- ` ' 'E " ' Y
Hats are men and women from all ,
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  types oi iiie from Abel to __ _ ` _ _ ' 'S'   _
gba lslt unnegigd saint. The venerable- _
 | of ram and Moses.. tiie;‘ - A h 1 -» “ _ - ‘ ._
strong and sturdy, like Gideon audi) \ _ _   e   - ` ‘ j "
Bardlt, the quiet and' home-lovnna” . - _ _- ‘_ _ _ ,_.-- 
'the enterprising and ever active - ‘ “ ' ~ .
gl0_0I'J_ . the indomitable Samson, whose - _  _ _ _ _ '
‘ohiy virtue seems to consist in the fact - e~
tllatiia in the service or his ood. and 5 ' "~»  - -~ - --
women like Sarah and Iiahab. so op- _ U _
posite to oneanother in every respect ' ' ' * Q ` ‘ ‘ _
_except their faith-all these and many _ ~-  = = - 7* " ‘_ ‘ ‘F
‘.:&.°.f:;°=.i':f1.'.:1:*°.:’:.‘::.‘l;:.“ii.f§'i:‘t _  
a*.¢.~s::.:~t':.°s::tn:.a“ti.:.i#;._   Smndafd °f qusltxfs Ssfhishi  
that you get- '} - --'
- » More Breatiand Bi
tilein all than they would have lodged
he, qualities bestowed on men - - _
`ln bui{_ding up his kingdom. He _will
oteach other. What a source orcom-
iortto those whosg___g_ift_s are difterent
from the ordinary! -oodfwiii use an
' -_-Better Fliif5_tl*i_1‘iooL__;__.._ 
Buy it and see for yours_.elf.
takes eer ph sicsl strength like that
of Jécob, as' eil as combinations of
italentii, like-those of Abraham, Moses
Land David. and work their productive-
ness and their products into his plan.
_ But. what 'ls illustrated by this list
.lst not-merely the' old and familiar
.truth that God overruies the weuk_i\i'>\i
‘uuwordiy actions and charact¢f¥_<.¢f
imen; and accomplishes his purposes in
‘spite ofthem. It is rather that hehon-`
ors and approves men theu1selveei,and‘
_commands them in spite of many
jweakncsses and failures. if they use
‘some gift he has bestowed on them,
twstlng in him for the results and eu-
ti'_ sting themselves to him.
_ ___33nt just what is this faith that
makes _God's heroes and martyrs what
they are? The answer is given at the
 n_».,»_¢- .MW M. 
very beginning ofthe roll. It is "the
dence 'of things not seen.” it is faith
that transforms the unsubstaniial and
invisible into a solid reality. The
scientist, for instance, knows that
_there is such a reality as the wave ot'
force that may be used as the means
oftransmitting a “wireless” message.
He sets up his machinery by faith in
_its existence and reaches it, and the
reality which was invlsihlo and lm-
perceptibleto any outward fienso of
His faith has, ns it were. transform
od the empty sir into it suimtintlnl
means of communication between _dis-
tant parts of the world. Similarly. _tin-
faitli ofthe flyer. be he aviator or hirti.
l
But while faith is so sim le and so -_
variety ot noble and noteworthy char- pjios 11 o1u| omildsonnn mn sosnuip _ _ _
actors. There: is a difference, however, support for him. H
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_tices contained in it and any other si
liar' -collections either at Westminster that there are so few who are willing
oral ewltereu-And it is this: elsewhere to make the great venture it cells for. _ _
the illtlstrious persons are chosen and
consigned -to their imn ortai fame he-
canse .ot their achievements. irrespec-
Ai tain a good report." Great deeds. eith-
great-palntpr. who has workedtor the er in the field of-battle or in the coun-
'pureilova ofact, lies side by sidewith oils or pariaments of nations, arci
af vnlrrior who has fought -in his coun- l
tny'l<cause; a philosopher and a poet,
to more than ordinary equipment of ln- f
serve mankind or to win fame for teliect or character. But those who _l
in performed them were distinguished by
tho'-samefway. Here all the h_eroes are a. power greater than ordinary of
chosen for mention because of the self-surrender to the duty that was
priiioiples that inspired anti*-sustained calling. And this, in the last analysis,
thehir-_-iaith. "By faith Abraham ofiei'-~
time of their motives and purposes.
whether- actuated by the desire
himself. are honored equally and
ed up Issac"; "-by faith Moses' for-
sook'E8yDt. and thus to the end
the glorious roll. All the achievcmen
ot the Cihristianaro rooted in hi
faith and his faith links him with his
Saviour and Lord, "the author and
periector" thereof.
< -This-notable list may hc divided in-
these lncludhs "the earlier and out-
to -two.great:9_`octions. The Hrst -of » _ 7 V _
§t.i1ndinZ cases of Old Testament ’ HA \ CA I  S
saints whose deeds had been made .
subjects of special record. and were
known by all. The second class con-
sists/nf the lesser fights whose in-
dividuality is sunk out of sight be-
cause of-the greater significance at-
tached to their collective influences.
Faith is not on element in human na-
ture that can be measured by mathe-
matically accurate standards :md
or little. And its
brought into view by
occasions varyingin
by external con-
between the
of faith
a
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are actuated by
with the exact
will _be given for _ _ ' _,
“““““‘°‘I `h°‘"°” ‘ The men are, of course, fed and clothed by thc Gpvcriimcnt. _ _ '_';f ‘ _. '
I '1`hc Separation Allowance is the sum paid by the Government to ilic fwiieof  ‘U 
tha those
and secured their
r0Ki1i‘d- to thei_r..plucc
fiimv. :lust as Abrnhnm
a large group
ho .
from up
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potent in its operation, it is singular
And this is the reason why when it is
exercised those who exercise it stand I
out from among their fellows and “ob-i
Corn is ii building food, and KelIogg'l mode
it good to the taste. Little -boys-and girls
found it hard to struggle with heavier foods
that had no more nourishment. Perhaps that
is wl1y_ three mothers in five feed their
children Kell0gg's Corn Flakes.
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possible to ali. in many cases the
greatest achievements did not require
is faith, the yielding of one’s self with-
out reserve, to the voice that points
SOLDIERS PAYAND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT
PROVISION FOR WIVES, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
Cauacla is determined that licr sons shall bc as well paid and their families as wcll ' '
cured for, as a grateful and wealthy country can ofi`ox'<l. The scale of pay for Overseas _-
Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and thc Pensions, orc on a more liberal _ _
H basis than those of any other country engagedin thc war. __ ' _ ____,_________
   Field S6plrl\I0-III ~‘ :I
Corporals........       _ 1.10 .10 20.00
1 Urivaic, Buglero, Drummers etc..." ..‘..   .1.00 .10 20-00 ,.'. '-'.
, enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if the son is unmarried ' and is hcr sole suppofbst-
One-half of a soiider’s pay is withheld _by 'tile Government and paid to his _cl_cpcnd£~  il
‘i ents.` This ensures tliatfat least $35.00 per month is-paid by the Government to thc wife
of each soldier( . _ _ I ` .
TH E .~i*.li.°‘r1_1_<J_1j1_c:_ FUND _ __
The Patriotic Fund has been created to a_§SiSt": _fh0S¢ 'f-I°P¢"d@"f5 °f 3 Soldier WIf° `
new mm-¢ help ¢h_1’n_t_i\e (_;¢\-mmmenf gives, From this Fund the following sums are paid
if thc need exists :-- . ' ;
Wives  ..     .......... ........ F '-500 _ _ooo -» ___
Children of wldowero     mm ' °$ ' P" "mn _-,
Mother: of unmarried msn....   _' - ‘
children of married _men according to ago and _ , 
number in f|.miiy......    __ "'50 ‘°.'“‘°° "ch P" "mlm ___--.-n, 
Ladies representing the Patriotic 'Fund pay regular visits to families of rncn Over-
seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case' oi need.  __ _
_Many emp_loy`ers`_ have pledged the1`nseives‘to_ give 'preference to returned soldiers `. when
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The Canadian scale of pensions " i_'o`7-ff   75. _per -for ~_¢e|'~- `
fain minor-finjuries to $264.06 for ’ 1" isa    .co -iféifh '
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