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our neighbors are. We have closed our r%‘;’.,.u..' of esug."" lar‘ Swr acowh 0 Sokk: , that we can word "Inasmuch." We close our eyes to Lazarus,. We do not know whom God. Now, as I stated above, in mdy‘ early days I was more concerned wi the whale, the storm and the near fate of the sailors. This. does not now concern me one iota, because it is far beyond my finite power to underâ€" stand. Therefore 1 pass up all these things that are nonâ€"understandable to my poor finite mind, and pay strict attention to the command of God made to Jonah, and this as well as all of God‘s cogmndi are i t thi to take note of, ai limnfi; must be obeyed. Jonah was not one whit more disâ€" obedient than we are. We have: reâ€" fused‘to conduct ourselves in keepâ€" ing with those commands of God, ET TVRRT GNUBE CDMMMMTOE 01 WOU ""l‘m we are our brother‘s ke‘?ar." We do not know the meaning of the There was a command direct from God, a command with a special duty, which God wished Jonah to perform. "But Jonah rose up to flee unto Tarshish _ from the presence. of. the Lord." _ Jonah deliberately disobtyed And then, I began to read again the book of Jonah, and found not only what to me appeared a la%icll soluâ€" tion, and not only a logical one, but one with a modern, very modern :fi»â€" plication. _ And I readâ€""Now e word of ‘the Lord came unto Jonah, the son of Amittar, saying, Arise, go to Ninevah, that great city, and, cry against it," etc. L e C 0C breathe, that fish story took on a difâ€" ferent aspect, yea a more serious aspect. 1 knew, and still believe, that all is f)ossible to God, yet I could not for all that, see why God should reâ€" sort to a plan which, to all serious minded men, would appear to sfiecial- ly interfere with those just, right and equitable physical and biological laws, just to make Jonah suffer, And the more | thought and pondered, and yea, almost prayed for a logical and righteous solution, the more 1 became distressed. But when ‘I becarge a man, when I began to study biology, and the conâ€" formation of a whale‘s throat, of the laws of physics and the ggssibility or nonâ€"possibility of Jonah being able to When reading the book of Jorah as a child, I read it as a child. L‘picâ€" tured a great big fish, and poogonah in a great big slimy darknéss for three days and nights, not forgeting of course, the nearâ€"shipwreck, likely to have caused the loss of life to all on board. In fact, I thought as a child, and the story acted and reacted on my child mind. "So rich," says the Readers Digest, "is the Bible in literari treasure,.that any attempt to Jlist the best stories in it leads to great differen of opinion." There were some 2&5 Fies referred to, all of which cou yWithâ€" out doubt be weaved into our daily life. Some more orless of a eofitroâ€" versial nature but, stripped of ‘@ff deâ€" batable points alone, would form serâ€" viceable and practical lessons,.. For example, that fine old story ofdonah being swallowedâ€"by a whale. Â¥ â€" FOR SALE OR FOR RENT In reading the "Readers Digest" of January, 1934, reference is made to the Bible as the greatest book of short stories, with both ancient and modern application to present everyâ€"day life. 4A well heated, light, hot water, elecâ€" tric fixtures mulishafl_es supplied, Mrs. Two GOATS, pure white, reasonâ€" able. Mr. S Simmons. Fourth SlX rpoms and sunroom, gas,â€"hardâ€" wood throughout, ten foot private drive, newly decorated, two minutes to street car. $25 rent or sale, no down payment, 30 Holley Avenue, Weston. oâ€"lt 4A able. Mr. S. Simmons, Fourth Avenue, Westmount. â€" ¢a â€" xIt HEATED apartment of six rooms to rent, everything included with rent, very central. Box 276, Times and Guide. xâ€"17P Banks, George Street, phone 565W ELDERLY couple require two unâ€" furnished _ housekeeping _ rooms. Phone LY. 5281 or Weston 442W. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE the dmg:‘ e is 1c per word, with a minimum of 25e cash. 10c extra if kedfil‘:olth'extni?amly Box No. care of this Al e&p{)mw be in by 5 P.M., WEDNESDAY, to inâ€" sure publication in I'm_-e_nt issue. e PI Weston 26 N apartment to rent, five rooms, Alleys Open: 12 Noon till 11.30 p.m. ® Phone For Reservations U, H, RUDOLPH, Prop. f â€"__ K. BJ UNDER THIS HEADINGâ€"*"For Sale", ‘"For Rent", eta, etc. Enjoy a Game! FRIDAY, PEBRUARY 28, 1934 REDUCED RATES FOR BOWLING PARTIES Apartments To Let WESTON BOWLING ALLEY BIBLICAL Short Stories ROOM WANTED (By E. N.) LADIES ALWAYS WELCOME PHONE WESTON 801 = a he xâ€"1T oâ€"lt away Feb, 12th, 1930, Over the hill in the City of Light, Whnm%%"mmmdem- 8 Our father is resting, free from sorâ€" row and pain, And in God‘s own good time we will The family of the late Mrs. Edith Patton of 31 Little Avenue, Weston, wish to thank their relatives, friends, neighbours, Ladies‘ Auxiliary nm{ Men‘s Branch of Post 31, Canadian Legion, for their floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. BESTâ€"In loving memory of our dear father, Thos. L. Best, who passed _ away Feb. 12th, 1930, _ _ We desire to thank most sincerely all friends for their kindness and symâ€" pathy during our recent sad bereaveâ€" ment, and particularly do we wish to thank Sharon United Churen for their floral tribute. A recent writer says his funniest experience at a banquet was when Caruso was called on to sing at one. "Caruso declined," he said, "but the people were insistent, and Caruso agreed to sing. He went behind a scereen and played one of his gramoâ€" phone records. The audience was spellâ€"bound. Caruso was enjoying a quiet chat with a friend, and at the end of the song he stepped in front of the screen and, with a bow, acknowâ€" ledged the storm of applause. He exâ€" lained that his voice was not in good Feule that evening. ‘The audience never knew the tric%( he had played." Negroes in all parts are protesting against this revolutionary action, but their protests are having little effect. Negro fireac'hers are supporting the umferta ers. So funerals will have to take place on weekdays. But Negro undertakers have banned all Sunday funerals. They complain they have no day of rest, and feel that they should be as entitled as other trades to close their doors on the Sabbath. The greatest ambition of the averâ€" age city Negro in the South is to so live that when he dies he can have a funeral on Sunday, with a brass band and his friends leading the procession. Negroes in the Southern States of America are reeling under a terrible biow. They cannot be buried on Sunâ€" days. no longer run world affairs in accordâ€" ance with the will of man, We must, if we would be eternally blest, listen to the voice of God, and run this world in accordance with His comâ€" A with housework, sleep out. Phone Junc. 2405. xâ€"It SMART woman wants practical nursâ€" ing, sewing, housekeeping _ or washing. Apply 68 Robert éll,, Wesâ€" ton, D.H. EXPERIENCED general, must be fond of children, good wages, to live in, Call 1118, Weston. & xâ€"1t Youric WOMAN wanted %o with housework. sleep out. RESPECTABLE girl wants houseâ€" work, experienced, aged 20. Afi- ply 108 Russell Road, D.H. AV nursinfi, sewing or . housework. Apply 68 Robert St., Weston. D.H. YVOUNG WOMAN wants housework _ _by day o®Aweek. Apply 32 Rockâ€" cliffe Blyvd., Mount Dennis. _ oâ€"10â€"1t Notices under this heading 10c per count line. _ Minimum â€" charge Notices under this heading 10c per per count line. Minimum charge, CARDS OF THANKS NEGRO SUNDAY FUNERALS ELIABLE woman wants practical OUNG married woman wishes housework by day. Phone 281â€"J. NYONE wanting their floors or windows done, phone 419. . _ _ CARUSO‘S LITTLE TRICK Mealthful Exercise and Sport IN MEMORIAM WORK WANTED HELP WANTED The Madgett Family. K. HALL, Manager o me "IH xâ€"lt oâ€"lt about "I. GO TO," has sent me additional of N uns on proper fukgs:" "* myself again on the same scale. If &ompinm- sufficient to bother about, I‘m willing to stay with it." + me with the ticket from 'G.'e'wi'gh"'l machine. . He had lost ly three pounds; one for each bottle! "Look here," said ‘"Ted," with his usual vivacious manner. "I‘m game. But if we‘re goirg to embark on a ‘building up‘ scheme, let‘s be scienâ€" tific about it. One bottle ish‘t a fair test. _ I‘ll get two more toâ€"morrow. I‘ll weigh myself now, and at the ‘"My, isn‘t that poor fellow delicateâ€" looking!" _ > When "E. J." got home that eveâ€" ning there was a large bottle of codâ€" liverâ€"oil on the table. "What‘s that?" he inquired. "That‘s to build you up," asserted Mrs. GaÂ¥land, firmly. _ _ _ 2. Garland, it should be explained, is a_ "lean and hungry Cassius," on whom all culinary activity seems to be completely wasted. One of those men who are the despair of solicitous housewives; they simply won‘t, or can‘t, fatten. . One evening "Ted" arose to make one of ‘his famous speeches, and his wife was in the. Llembers' Gallery opposite. She was considerably disâ€" turbed to overhear a woman, sitting nearby, exciaim: + "Ted" Garland, of Bow River, silver-tongfled orator of the C.C.F., tells the following amusing anecdote on himself: The modern girl will not make as ood a homeâ€"maker as her mother, a gebate of goung people decided here last night, Heber Irwin and Bill Hodgâ€" son upheld the motiern girl, while Merâ€" vin Heffer and C. Graham took the part of the last generation, Owing to the quick response of Woodbridge fire brigade, a fire that started in the roof of Reid‘s Hotel Thursday afternoon was soon under Pork and Beans Supper The pork and bean supper held by the bachelors and benedicts of the United ‘Church Monday night, makes the 30th in the hfsto? of the organiâ€" zation. .A program of solos and chorâ€" uses by the Toronto Male Chorus preâ€" sented in the church auditorium folâ€" lowed the supper. Allen Ross, choir master, presided. oals to 1. Woodbridfi Imeâ€"up was: Srville Aikens, Donald MeKenzie, Jack Brownlee, R. Purdy, H. White, C. Kitâ€" son, Subs., M. Parson, Len Pettet. When York township council reâ€" ceived the estimates of Mount Dennis |ibnry board, Mrs. R. J. Tipfpett, librarian, was "cut" 25 per cent., from $1,040 to i‘780' Mrs, A, H. Irving, her assistant, had her salary reduced $120 from $520; and J. W. Brown, careâ€" taker, had $80 lopped off a salary of $600. Estimates of $800 for new books and $200 for magazines were halved by council, which finally apâ€" g;ove;l a total expenditure for 1934 of ,870. Protesting the setting up of a Fascist state fiy Chancellor Dollfuss, Austrian Socialists ordered a general strike which has resulted in civil war and bloodshed. Hundreds have been killed and thousands injured in the clashes between the three es, the Fascist Heimwehr, the Austrian Nazis and the Socialists. Artillery and machine guns have been emplo by the Heimwehr in repulsin{oatgncb and dl‘lVlnf out Socialists. Martial law has been declared by Dolifuss and soldiers are instructed to shoot to kill any person found bearing arms. Above is shown a recent Socialist protest demonstration in Vienna. Note the youthfuiness of the members in the }urade. Meanwhile, both England and France have issued unofficial ultimatums to Germany to keep her hands off Austria, THL. THL, _groa”; final from Wychwood players at Willowdale by a score of 3 General municipal expenditures apâ€" proved hy council will include bank interest, $55,000; U.S. exchange, $4,â€" Woodbridge Intermediates won the WOODBRIDGE PARLIA MENT HILL HEARsS of Drastically Cut Library Fund Mount Dennis Locals h m{self now, and at the the third bottle, PM weiqh gain on the same scale. If 30 ts m w CGeneral Strike by Socialists Starts Civil War in Austria â€"WILFRID,EGGLESTON; and Vaughan Township Sir Wiliam Clark, hilh commisâ€" sioner from the United Kingdom, is authority for the ~statement What there is, in the archives of the board of trade at Whitehall, a document perhaps unique in the }nistory of the civil service. It is a memorandum in which the head of the, commercial department of the board of trade, addressing this body should come up to him and say: ‘I know you, eh?‘" "Captain Seno is an obliginsg man, but by name he is Captain ‘So No.‘ Suppose he had been sent to Viemma instead of" Ottawa. _ The Jafmnese minister at Vienna until ‘recently was Mr. Ohno. Imagine Cs(guin ‘Soy No‘ working for Minister ‘Oh No!‘ "Mr. Tokugawa has recently had a new secretary added to his staff. His name is Inoue. I should not be surprised if, one of Shese days, someâ€" "Mr. Iwate, the former first secreâ€" tary of the Japanese legation at Ottawa, was often called, by _pardonâ€" able mistake, Mr. ‘I. Wait.‘" © Music was provided by a male choir specially trained for the event by Allen Ross, choirmaster, and included Alex Cameron, Herb Nattress, Gordon Bagg, Everard Kellam, Kelvin Shore, Ernest Collett, S. W. Mayhew, James Dow, Dr. G. D. McLean, Stanley Philâ€" lips, George White, G. W. Bagg, Edgar Watson, Sam McClure, Stanley Watson, Lindsay Ward, Geo. Wallace, Roy Livingston, Cecil*Shannon, Camâ€" eron MeClure, Bert Smithson, Watson Farr, Wm. Watson and Miss Margery Blake, accompanist. _ Levi Emott, president, was in charge. Woodbridge United . Church was filled to capacity at both services Sunâ€" day, when the bachelors and benedicts celebrated their 30th anniversary, Rev. John McKenzie, of Woodbridge Presbyterian Church, preached in the morning, while Rev. W. D. McDonald, of Agincourt United Church, was in charge at the evening servicea _ control. Thefire,;first seen bg Mrs. John Watson, had;&ained considerable headway before ‘the brigade . was called. It had bupned its way through the roof to one Ethe bedrooms. A spark from a chimney is said to have been the cause," . Ask Fire Area Consolidation Demand that York township fire areas be consolidated, was made by Silverthorn Ratepayers‘ Association last week. This would be more econâ€" omical and give better service? they contended. * 000; election expenses, $1,800; grants $1,500; law costs, $4,000, compar«‘ with $10,716 in 1933; counciliors‘ inâ€" demnities, $7,500; truant officer, $850; parks, $200; tax rebates, $6,000; disâ€" count for prompt payment, $10,000; pensions and workmen‘s compensation, $1,875; general expenses, $2,400; deâ€" preciation, $12,000; supervisor‘s office, stationery and postage, $4,361. Sir William Clark, high commisâ€" ADMISSION 15e | _ Highview and Wilson noommmmmmcemmmmmmmen(@) & GUIDE ';ra.u-u‘hdu‘ e Jack of optimism. annual Lenten Rally being held at Trinity Church, Streeuvfile. next Tuesday evening at 8.15 sharp. The i iready. s hes. * char Petroleum in known deposits and at the rate of the present consumption is sufficient to last the world for the next 30 centuriul according to Dr. Gustave Egloff, of Chicago. &lth only two million acres of oil wells producâ€" ing in the United States alone, Dr. Eglofzogoints out that. America has 1,100,000,000 acres of possible oil land tfi_:t is yet to be explored and developâ€" Telephone rings. Miss Kydd lifts receiver. _ "This is Mr, genneu." Miss Kydd, politely, wondering which of the many Mr. i’erwem: "Oâ€"0â€"0â€"h, I‘m told by one who ou%fht to know that when Miss Winnifred KYM' president of the National Council of Women, was appointed delegate to the disarmament conference at Vienâ€" na, the telephone conversation went thus: f Yes?" "Mr. R. B. Bennett." Miss Kydd, still puzzled, sparring for time: “O-n-o-i, yes?" _ The voice: "Don‘t you know who I am?" Miss Kydd: "I‘m sorry, but I‘m afraid "That man Gandhi is certainly givâ€" ing your _ department a lot of trouble!" dawninq suddenly): "Oh, yes Bennett!" . . ."_ The voice: "The prime minisâ€" ter of Canada!" Miss Kydd (light Another of T. R. L. Macinnes‘ yarns concerns the business man, who, knowing that the former was in the department of Indian affairs, apâ€" pniached him and said sympathetiâ€" cally: Perhaps Watson‘s most sensational remark is that the total daily output of Canada, second gold producer in the â€" world, could be poured into a soccer football cover! One hot summer, workmen in the mint found it hard going and fans were installed. This necessitated proâ€" viding an outlet in the door of the refinery for the air to flow through. One of the mint officers went to great pains constructing a silk screen over the hole. : When autumn came this was taken down and washed. About $400 in fine gold dust adhered to the silk. It was too fine to be seen, but the silk had collected it! en i en e ne n o Pn "What is more," says Sir William, "the department . was . abolished." They found it necessary later on, however, to restore it. Watson Sellar, comptroller of the treasury and former private secretary of Hon. James Robb, recently disclosâ€" ed some interesting facts about fold. from which the toflawing are culled: "Four years ago," #ecalls Mr. Sellar, "it was decitfed to wash stacks of sovereigns which had been stored for over fifty years and had become dull in appearance. It was a mistake. The dust washed off those coins weighed over two ounces, and thus reduced their collective international exchange value by over $46 (over $70 at present rates.") minister, argues vigorously, almost passionately, for the abolition of his department on the ground that its work had almost disappeared! _ The total gold produc‘t’,ion of Canâ€" ada since the government began to buy it in September, 1981, reached a value in excess of $130,000,000, yet it could all be contained in a crate ten feet long, six feet wide and six feet high. It would, however, be a good heavy crate, tipping the beam at 216 tons. EOM CRPCCUE LNC DEA BV 210 UUNS, "That," says Watson, "is one reaâ€" son why mint officers get a real laugh when the brave heroine rescues the million dollars in gold and carries it off in a suitcase. 'fi; firl is lightâ€" ly tripping along with a load of over a ton and a half." PEEL DEANERY] Branches are reminded of the first THE WORLD‘S OIL SUPPLY A.Y.P.A. 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