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PAGE 2. EM; “IT WOULD BE WELL FOR OUR Mismunnm W van if the gunboats were less in evidence in port.” says the Rev. William A. McCurdy, a missionary of the Methodist Episcopal to preach the gospel of love, the gospel of Father, and at the same up these, our brothers, if they mistreat us. preach Christ when we ourselves apparen preach Christ w far off. They 0' preach. When i words ring true? on thy lips. 10. Thou shalt dwell in serenity of small things to annoy thee, nor large 0 T115511: 1D AH ILVOIULHAV a .-.... v--- _. the Indian Empire for prohibition. Resolutions of various representative and important conferences have urged it. The Christian papers are now giving much space t6 prohibition news. The various provincial legislative councils have de- bated the subject. It has become a genuine issue in modern politics. The discussion have shown a strong minority in each council that prohibition should be adopted as the goal of excise policy, and the Government of Bombay in a resolution reviewing the report of the Excise Committee, dated Febru- ary 12. was the first provincial government to declare that “the ultimate object of its excise policy is total prohibition.” Since Buddhism and Mohammedanism both forbid the use of liquor. Rev. Herbert Anderson of Calcutta thinks that “if only the real judgment of the vast majority of the people can be made to prevail, prohibition is assured.” He points out. however. some of the reasons why the British Govern- ment is not supporting such a policy, chief among them being the fact that in most provncial governments, excise taxes form at least a fifth of the revenue. A meeting has been called for January 25-31, 1926, in Delhi, for the organization of a Prohibition League of India, plans for which are being care- fully made. THERE IS AN the other of a good man who had died and left $30,000. “What a pity,” said the other, “that he left it behind when he might have sent it ahead! He is not likely now ever to hear of it again.” “I AM A NATIVE-BORN AMERICAN,” SAYS DR. JEF~ ferson. “My father and mother were born here. My grand- fathers and grandmothers were born here. I have been a law-abiding citizen all my life. I have always paid taxes. I have a back yard. pay taxes on it. have enough money to buy and keep a rooster. But when I went to a policeman and asked him if I could keep a rooster, he shook his head sadly and said no. Why not? Because I have neighbors. My neighbors have a right to undisturbed sleep in early morn- ing hours. So my rights must be circumscribed by the rights of my neighbors.” _ .- a A ‘0‘ A ,,.j LL- L-“ UL IIVIBIIU m‘i‘his is tillemfulfilment of the law of liberty and the hall~ mark of Christian citizenship. . STEWARDSHIP OF TIMEâ€"MY PAST: MAY IT BE enriched by thoughtfulness, strengthened by obedience, and be made useful by service! VV -"“v “UV-1"- v "My future. may it become real by faith, brightened by hope and ennobled by love! Time the shuttle drives, but you Give to every thread its hue, And elect your destiny. A MISSIONARY WORKING AMONG THE ITALIANS IN Ea? C{ioston was asked if she often prayed with them. She rep 1e : “When I find a woman sick, I put her to bed. wash her face, comb her hair and make her comfortable. After a while she takes my hand and says. ‘0 missionary. you go good! I never know -how to thank you!’ Then _I take her hand and say, . ‘God sent me to you; let_u_s thank him!’ ” v--v , halvesâ€"the life of Jesus did more for men than many sermons could do. so the life of a Christian will help foreign- ers if it partakes of Christ’s spirit.‘ A MISSIONARY, WORKING the United States, bases his up] debt of gratitude you owe to c has left his stamp on your N1 lnou anal” “WP WUJ, Alan...â€" W... __ Thou shalt drink deep of pure, fresh air, day Thou shalt love thy fellow man. Thou shalt dwell in an uncontaminated environn Thou shalt keep ever a prayer in thy soul and a For The Quiet Hour While I was far astray. They found me in distress In life’s lone wilderness. “THOU GOD SEEST ME” I LCIIVVV Ill"... .n an uncontaminated environment. rer a prayer in thy soul and a song n serenity of soul, allowing neither 3, nor large ones to over-exalt thee. DEMAND IN I); \Villiam Desmond. as the prin- cipal charactm‘ in the story, and Jack Daugherty. as the sturdy own- m' of a hum" ShN‘p much. are. the masculino participants. and for cin- nmatic purposes. they fall in love with [)nlm'ns Rnusse and Mary M(‘- Ivor VI‘t,‘S[')PCt-i\'(‘ly.. A quadrangle. not a triangle. is made up by the love interest run- ning through “The Burning Trail," the Blue Streak Western starring William Desmond, to be screened at, the Veterans’ Star Theatre on Nmmmber 27 and 28. ‘. .0-..) ‘ The unusual feature is the two leading men and .tho .txw' leading wnmvn‘s romance. m thls Incturq. Arthur Rosson is credited with the direction of “The Burning Trail” which Isadore Borstein adapted from 3 Henry Herbert Knibb’s novel. This l10\\(‘\M‘ 'is mm of the min- 01' featurvs of the stm'V.f01‘ the pic- turn tolls :1 ViVid storV 0f the fam- iliar I‘anrm VV ar betien cattle and singer» ranchers. w-- I‘Xr'smnml. as a wandm'ing advan- tumr. takes part. in the fend not. for his own intvresls but. for the pm'lmsn of ending the quarrel. Af- ter a pitcl‘md battle between 0p- posing factions. he managed to make a permanent. peace and, incidentlly, win the gig] in thcpase. no; i 01‘ And maybe Adam said Eve was the apple of his eye. None of these sewing circles knit home ties. Gum’s Big 60 Beef Soup and Poultty Foods Blalchford’s Calf, Pig and Poultry Feeds We handle only the best lines and sell at reasonable prices. Get our price before you sell your wheat, as we intend buying wheat to ship. . GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN EVERY DAY. Phone 8, Night or Day. N MCGOWAN ”“3373“; iiiihéfi’il” said the optim- ist. bonding to his oar. “that’s bet- ter than nothing. Let’s pull!” COLLECTIONS TAXES UP 1“ 3mm; DOW!!! IRVINE!) STATES On a single page of a well-known newspaper, there appeared the other day two striking headlines. One sand. “Mellon Files Recommenda- tions for Income Tax Cut.” and the other: “Churchill Hints Higher Taxes on British Incomes.“ The’ar- tlcles showed that almost at the moment that U., 8. Secretary Mellon was flli with the House Commut- tee on a s and Means a schedule prowding or sweeping reductions, m the United States income tax, the British Chancellor of the Exchequer was warning British taxpayers that ltomay be necessary next year to nenmpose the six ence in the pound cut from the ritish income tax last spring. .. Nobe the burdens borne by respec- tlve Income tax payers in the Uniwd States and Great Britnin. In the former, if Mr. Mellon's schedule. is adopted, a married mnnueerngng $5,000 a year will 32%” in in- come tax instead 0 .50 as for- merly. In the latter country, a mu;- xjned man earning £1,000 a year paid Income tax in 1924 amounting to £126, 413, 3 d., roughly $600 more than the American. ' Churchill's suggestion of. an in- crease will greet y disappoint Bri- tish income tax payers who have been hoping ever since the war for a cut. But at the same time, it comes as no surfrise to those who have followed c osely the slate of the British Treasury. What with the coal subsidy, the dole, widow's pensions, the cruiser building pro- gram and the expenditures in com- nection with Sin pore and Mosul, it was evident t at a real cut in taxation could not come yet. Never- theless, according to Churchill, the British are getting richer, not poor- er, as a nation, although not so ra- pidly as before the war, and the people. “may look to the future, if not With buoyant hOpe, at any rate with solid confidence.” So it is evident that things are not so bad as they might be.â€"Toronto Satur- day Night. 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