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page 6 enidfrma 1 1th 19 r see the new economy sensation of the year frigid aire n i i i i with the new silent meterrnlser and scores of new features to save you time work and money again frigidaire leads the way with the greatest of nil round money save and kitchen helper in see h now frigidaire history ask about the convenient purchase plan h c mcclure home furnishing store phone 54 georgetown millinery all the latest in uptodate millinery see our exceptionally fine showing for easter hats from 150 p misses claridge main street georgetown herald block upstairs qtsnapshot cuil i decorative silhouettes testing discieleship by service international uniform sunday school lesvon hay 15 1938 come follow l8sbon passage mark 10 1731 i would not give the world my heart and then profess thy love z would not feel my strength depart and then thy service prove o choose me in my golden time in my dear joys have part for thee the glory of my prime the fullness of my heart thomas rorablqwer qui aspiration 17 a young man came running to je sus kneeled before him and asked him good master what shall i do that i may inherit eternal life why dtd he ask this question what pension funds not used fob operating expenses characterizing many of the state mehts made in the present campaign against the canadian national rail ways as mischievous and vicious misrepresentation of facts w a kingsland vice president cental region canadian national railways denied as absolutely false and with out any foundation in fact the state ment made by lieutcol george a drew to members of the ontario see implante w h de itonttecanadtaocotetvfias soclatlon that the funds collected toy sine th poppy la ntnhf to stove a photographic aoh bulb whm glvaa a itwtaatamm flat af tight was utfd la making whoutttta photoorajphic slhwfltm are a source of decorative l and camera tan which every sn sboam try tao menu are simple white sheet stretched orar a doorway or eloo between two rooms with a strong light behind tt and the earn er aet op la front by arranging ms sabefa fta front of this brightly inamlaatad sheet tb4 clever photographer an soar traet any loabtr of lskaglaatrvn or torytening pletaraa coatama snaps art imicuurly m taraaua la suhonette and than ara aoaalbm- un tor many fcamoroai eiotarea of the ltena tbe variety for bmtanoa a juggler cam ba pie- tsmd keening a ocean or two balls or muss m th air at ana time or a leampar can be ptetarad wh two skuleta flipping a dosen flapjack at one shot in both these picture the objects to appear in the sir would be cat tram black paper or cardboard and pinned to th ahaat t proper point tba ahont mast ba maly as wrlnuas wiu show m ta plulaiis llghttag tiaklna una aaaat ateam also ba aa even as possible fa to sheet tasldeerosted stee- b wffl provide enough tight good resells with flveaecond slag a box camera with inv lana at wmaat opening or othar cameras at tons atop ful to stop movement whan pats or 1111811 chudraa arasspearlag la auboaatta naa a ttaab balb behind ihehetojr with two or three larga else flood balba snapshots can be taken tba h balb some- fet at tha correct no- meat at an okay signal from tha parson agaratlng tha camera there aaoah ba sb light from un- saaaad ragmlar howaahold balba be- alad tha ahaat tor tha caaaenjaan to a tha stlboaattad images and to know whan to gtra his okmy signal whan tha allbnaim is snapped of coarse all lights i bit in the room i oamera and subject unlaw this is dona datall tn tba subject will show spoiling tha ahhoaette effect the photographer should also ba watoh- fml of strahighi vcmvrtirtoaand mirror wbieh might catch tight tram ura fflamtnaud ahaat and throw tt toward tha shadow side of john ran tjofldar for eternal life was it because training in a religious home or had he seen hi others a quality of life that he himself did not possess our yearnings teach us much about ourselves what is our dominant thought do we know our most fre quently recurring deslrerdo we spend our spare tune in daydreaming wish ful thinking following phantoms of the mind or are we planning actual achlevments it is the deed it is the deed this young man was fol lowing the right lead when he asked what he should do belief is not enough it must be translated into conduct it is through action that we make our dreams come true christ a life is our perfect example and he combined in a marvelous way the function of a teacher of truths and the doer of actual deeds of ser vice repeatedly ne laid emphasis upon the necessity for action this do and thou shalt live inasmuch as ye have done it this ought ye to have done we must beware of extremes avoiding the dreamy meditation of the east and the hust ling acurism of the west we must learn to keep our ideals and our ac tions harnessed together character 18 m this young man could have been given an excellent recommendation as to character he had no vices and he knew the commandments and had observed them home and synagogue had done an excellent piece of work in his youthful education he had established right habits his reputat ion was good his self respect stood high he had nocrhne record yet he was not satisfied he knew there must be something more in life than he was getting from it doubtless he realized that there was much more in religion than his legal correctness had brought to him it may be that he had been listening to jesus teach and saw in christ a release gladness and confidence to which he was a stranger the tragedy in modem re liglon is that so many people regard it as a discipline and do not find its oy they go through worship as rou tine and miss the glad fellowship with a ood who is a spirit they make religion mechanical when it should be spontaneous they feel that religion is a load and do not get its lift something has been wrong in our religious training when so many devoted church members miss the joy that christ left them as their rightful inheritance the secret of recovering the lost radiance of the christian religion is to have a per sonal experience of ood which is shared in a fellowship youth 21 22 looking at this young man who had made such a good start in life jesus loved him he saw the p or his youth and splrtual awareness he also detected at once what was holding the young man back he ac cepted at face value the young man s certificate of character and respect ability but he detected that the young man was acquisitive he was property minded his soul was tangled up with things and he could not feel the reality of the ood who is the spirit i jesus challenged him to make a full surrender of himself to ood it came to the young man as a sudden shock that he should have to turn his at tentlon from gathering wealth to the service of the unseen holy ood that appeared to him to be quixotic and impractical he was attracted to christ but not on those terms the cost was too great to him god s 1 1 providence was linked up with personal possessions he went away i sad at heart he had refused the 1 1 hurdle riches 23 27 are riches as unfriendly to the splr i ltual life as christ said borne peo ple are prosperous by reason of their 1 virtues their reliability brings sue cess yet there is always the danger of being rated by riches instead of by character at its best money is an t inadequate test it leaves out the higher values of love devotion to the will of ood wealth engrosses the mind and the care of stocks and bonds become so oompll cated that little time or nest is left i for higher things public opinion supports the standards of christ be- cause the highest acclaim is not glv en to people by reason of accumulat ing great wealth but rather public i approval is given to those who render i j what do our ideals dp for us what right have we to jm satisfied with ourselves what is my greatest need what will make us cease rating people by riches can our little unremembered acts of kindness and love take the place of a great constructive life purpose the canadian national system from employees for pensions to be held in trust were toeing used for current ex peases jsr klngsiands statement follows in the issue of the globe and mail of yesterdays date zieutgoj george a drew is reported to have stated to the members of the ontario section of the canadian credit mens associ ation in eaton a round room thurs day night that funds collected by the canadian national railways from employees for pensions to be held in trust are being used for current oper ating expenses being a lawyer colonel drew should know what constitutes a slan derous statement the statement which he is reported to have made is absol false and without any foun dation in fact had he taken the trouble to inquire he would have found that all moneys contributed by employees of the canadian national railways for pension purposes are in vested in dominion of canada bonds or l3onunlon of canada guaranteed bonds and these securities are regis tered in the name of the canadian national railways pension annuity trust account these moneys are kept entirely separate from railway accounts and are administered by a pension board which is composed of four officers of the canadian nation al railways and three representatives of the employees elected to the pen stent board by the labor organisation of the canadian national system each contributor to the canadian national pension fund was furnished in march 1038 with a statement snowing the position of the employeesf contributions in the trust fund as of dec 31 1037 these contributions plus interest at 4 per cent amounted to 94063733 14 after deducting re funds to employees including interest and money released for payment of supplemental annuities to pensioners there remained a balance of 3642 437 60 of this sum 3 558 67625 was represented by dominion government bonds and bonds guaranteed by the this mishthmtfcei evented by a telephone call txanisa fills iarmw could bar cabsd far spare parts to keep th macunait going bnt lbs rains intemsuml and napr h faess a substantial loss a ttu- pbaaa is a fannsrs most lofal bttsmsss partner ahrats uwi to bring hsfcu mar- i art imrm and swahboralr contacts wlrfbs cat ofl from tbe rest of tba world low rates for farm telephone service o o f government at cost plus a sum of 3036235 cash in trust ac count awaiting investment the purpose of this statement is twofold first to assure the contri butors to the canadian national rail ways pension fund thaf colonel drews statement is entirely false and that their contributions are pro perly safeguarded the second pin- pose ts to express surprise that a per son of colonel drews education and intelligence would make an trrespon slble statement of this kind which he must have known was bound to create a feeling of distrust on the part of the employees toward the officers in charge of the fund and a fear that their pension rights were not properly safeguarded passenger oh captain what would happen if this ship hit an ice berg captain mada the iceberg would go on its way just as if nothing had happened passenger oh thank you cap tain i feel so relieved i mister ncal merchant will you help us to help you t some dismlefenn service to limnag lty as a whole service ks 3l peter thought that he had made a i great surrender in leaving his fishing boat to be a disciple he received no financial gain tout his spiritual reward was infinite he spent months in the companionship of christ he preach ed his great sermon on the day pentecost and influenced history had a friendship with the apostle paul he wrote words which still in spire at the end he was a martyr i for the christian faith spiritual values peter did receive anl hundredfold it wer had to preach our own funeral sermon what could we say of ourselves wouwwe list our real estate insurance jeweilry stocks and bonds or would we tell of raising a family teaching a school catmifotaie- bicigivingtrtendihlp 1 to young and old it might lead us to ask in a personal and 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