_.‘§g,_I919 __ 5 ‘ \ ' it “""""""' 'rim crm J

50k

Racer,

I

,._.

Meter I 'lay I

rm mil pm-lmolllo llrclt. ulcering ultra I and neon. u-url nprlnur. ouentl l-.-1-lo, Em ll, drive. Runs so mllu an hour. Use! littiu

¢f1¢fGiris Real (iasolineAufo. _...___

quick-thinking ivumzui. lhe l.~xc|_lill\cd: l ‘ Why, Johnny. \v|l_lt li good shot you are l , -and do l-on lolllw mor ou mire mae ' ll'

ma wtull: each Lariat spells?"

Q _, _ _ ov.-ry imc: will it wo-ul can roll tell

* 1

, _ - _' , _ UQ can ifouruzzlo 1: our? _,,' l '®`. ° Wg All _ ~l.°.l':wT_f:'“.';‘li'*rTf°tr.l“‘:;¢::.‘:l;,r“: ~ I ‘ I . ° * uord. i~.ul:h circle ol unch larsl-x allows u number al bullet holes. . o _ ' ‘ » . as you can seo hy thu ruructslhlld each circle reprclxcntu ul letter. . _ ; _ . an

The mlnllm ol llom lnulult-r lilo position ul mul limi- ln me Eghobel. For lnslilrlcci "A ' mmnl tw rl|»l~_».<i-"lou by unc hull.-.

by i\\'l) h0|¢s. 'L" hy thrtlr hulvll. and lm On.

_..;=-;; .__Somolllill3 'solve rho Puzzle: _‘A

Wff"

FW hdly

llll mother preuclittd T

four targets that carrie with the rifle ond we t t th b is rd

him with a dundy

_ . _ ' rilie.und Johnny tool: the

' ' ° ° “‘°“ ° ° “C wi 1° Uv

1 . ° , ‘ . . _ his skill. Shortly alter. his mother \\,_ '_ I

¢ , camo out too tlflatlsiy ht-rllelf :ling _ ._/<»'

i ~ o u Johnny knew how to usa his gun. Uvoll Y -' 'f

, _ , ¢ cxamlntng me turllzls nnowlnu ull the ` _' . _ _ ¢ _ E t hole- null; by me milieu. llllu sung 5 -

¢ |

- _ _ . O

»

After you have yi-allied out all the letters that are rbrresented in

Inch \'1vl'd. you will ilnu thu: in »~ ' ~» ' ~’ - ~» s

~ ' , * ' ty .nt nn: ln into plow or\l=l_

_ ‘ _ » _ _’ ~ I Pal lllnlll into mm proper orlnr ro spell out col-l-¢t~llylll¢ oqlllcs

- . n . of thu four things minted. _ ¢

. . _ , , in orucr ln help inu. wa wlltrell You tlmr the letter rrprulenlun _ . _ ©. _ _ hy lllc mtulllo 4.-l.»¢l= oi llnl lurlul 5 llecmlllt- "A"l». inc lll.~l ‘ n

» . . l K . . O . ~ _ . . . . ~

'_ -. ,WGS

letter ofthe ulphalwl. 1'hilrisrll:t;ln easy plum, but mln pc--sc vcrlulre you t-lm on-ll lt oll¢>=ln_l| me p--lm uf. it-onli mln.; rl..~_

Copy your nll_<\\'\~r upon ri plnln while struct al pupur an orally

as you Lulu. because nciunt-sa. spelling, handwriting and punctlln

Y non collql lr mom than one answer- nl concur. tml your mlm. uw

no-imc ln mt lop rlgmilolnll to.-Mr or nn- it l-_ lr - ll l. -- -

p or ,ll l lil. u

wmo it imc-_r_ or .how noynllllg mo. pm lr upon al l~t-pol-lm rm-rl

of ripw, \\'l.- will write as mon an your answer is l-el.-1.-lvfu and lull you li your lclutiun ll correct, mill ai. c “ml you :l collilllnr illuszl-ales lm ul the gl-and prizes lllut you can mn. _

THE PR1zEs=l

l P I - Genuine Culver nzjslgurxlidiey Racer, value _ _ _ _ $250-00 Set-und Prize - M-.igniiirenl (told

Wutch uud Cliiiin, or _Girl'l Wrist Watch. value . _ _ . _ , . , , ,_, 25.00

Third Prize-Genuine Autographic

Kodak Foldlmt Climcra, rlliue 20.00

Fourth Prize - Solid Cold Ring

lor Boy or Girl, vliiuc. _ _ __ l5.00

Fifth Prize - - Iiiovlnil Picture

Mnciilnc. with Film, vliiuc _ .. 10.00

Sixth to Tenth Prize - Sell'-l"1licr

Follntuin Pond, value. choir. 250

¢ And `€/'¢|‘i2?.l£:¢h;;.1f ¢%f1':'iz’nf"i=°’

What Others Have Done, YOU Can Do!

Here :Ire tho names nl nniy :I lcwcf Ihr hn~s and girl. to “nom wo have ulrrauly :lwnrumi mg prix-» l

Shetland Polly una Cul-l<Hcl._-l-l smith, Ellml-neon. Eillullznu Pon;-~ Buell-ics iluilllt-ll. ll.l1.lnrl\l»r-.2 curb. $lllo_llliC.1ull Lyle lit~lll<nll_ ililm-llml_tlrlt. SMLII) Cash - Hclrn llrllellch. Julllnllei. Alla. 5'L'lrlnCu§ll f- Flort-ll-t Nolilml /\lll|».~ ol-,(ll'.r_ $lsll.l=oC.\¢,|l Y llrylll-ll l=n~ll~r_ l.t~;.l»llllulnn_ (lui. $7.<.1llll-ialltllllln lillrlollf Flllnllit- |tll~|»\,'l`ll\-.-2 Hills. Alv- sls nfl li-olt-clue \\';ut-tl- .\l;ll~\ -ocl\~r_ \‘l.m.-ollw-l~_ ll \` S1000 Dull llnti Cailvlaltte Eva zlssun, limlh i`l,|y_l?lll

\\'¢ will st-nu you lilo lmnlolrlll mum olllcl-\ tml. lub; bots llnll girls miller 11 yt-ol-sill mit- mul slim onli-\¢l~~ nn-l ollrll l-lov und gil-l will llc requll-¢-l lo pci-lol-m it t.n..rll tc.-vale for ml.

'I':lt~ rnnltsr will clot-Q nn .lllnr Im. lm". :iz .’-.Jn p.l-ll. solid your llnswt-rs this rl-ry l-vt-liéntg. - -

LYP

24

Al!ri;ess:' THE PPJZEMAN, Dept. - 253-259 Spadinu Avenue, Tm-onto, Oni

' liilii liet-misc he followed not witll us "

_ mu. t that*

r they could drink his cup und be bup-

\Jll

I ` i`t"S\iluhy,Sl:ilool Lesson* `

l- . ‘ NOVEMBER 23, 1919 ~ ‘ ' "

I l_’__osslbly this dispute abc-ut

. tliliicd. so1`tened,_ subdued, h_y ai l_olir:

_ ' ' -__ " :»:;§,:_`»"'f=_ __»_ _ 5

l \ Xa, _f».*&f‘~1"£‘?' -' \

I -` ` ' 'ilgff

_| l\_/ __ lr ,_f__._~_.;l;_ __

f _~ _ , _ _ up _____; ___ _~-' _ \.\F ' ` I]..>- sw.-o/11! helping

_Lis;iil, vfi‘ioic-some ` ,flaky pie-crust~~ _ I

for the tootllsouie green apple oi' pumpkin filling is obtained by using the right proportions of otl'le.r iug.edients mixed 1 witil i)iui‘nolid l"lour. Let any woman who has had trouble with l.cr :lie-crust, illstfiive Diamond Flour li trial, and it will be strange lf she is lzot pleased with the im-

l proveinellt it will make. There is

_ no secret about it. l)_in_mo;d F_`lo;_ir

l ‘ is a well- ro lxionel oz ol e

I, ' cllolrr-.<1 gnlpzifio soft wheat and

' \v/ Mrlliilnllll hard wheat, ond grand-

I »_ 73 molllurwiil tvil you there is nothing

.f 6*

i`

0

t

3; _ y _ better flu' ilillking r:_l0_l:nLl(;-l;1_iwl‘l_l}1§ - _(, ` ; g pastry; iw. und blcu ' iscults. _ `\_ _ `

_ \_§`__ / i.0O. _

s_l>lAMoun noun

l'-lllllrrnnos _l_rllllr::o.l.oNnoN.oNrAlilo\ 7

V - T ' "_f "fI.."'l.`f` "` -dl

_ ._.»u~rv \

_ 4 f . \ \ ». _

ONLY TABLETS MARKED “BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN s

l _

s Not Aspirin at All wlfliouttlie “Bayer‘Cross" I

‘v s,.

A. _

_ ,,~',

~ l

For

or you me not

one

_ _ .of I ;_`}_

A *_ ~ _ _,_

: 'I Ai* \_ W r § _ .ffl-"~"’f

_ \ R _ ll 471

` _.”"`\ » I 'T

‘ ._ Th nu are petting "ll

[§:,§igi‘::~tlle Hirciylllilll- Arlplrm ~pr¢.

ncrihcd by phylslclllns for _ovoé“f_i:_li\;' teen yenrn_._ 0W l“d°_ _“ H “bf

Handy im boxes contfugnlng

“ami latin.. ~ ell lm ws: but ~ fc' °°“..‘ - ‘““"" unbroken "uayer". _ s ll

=» ingoa.

aim ol argcr 13"?" l“‘°

nun any “D170”

of llam- nu DNR-` _ Connell.

l

.pnckuge which contains complete dl-

uglmll. »us_ls for us.-Hufli Black, in

_ _ -ffv _ f' . _ ----.,.,___~»'-._

1

Jesus connzcrs .nouns mul

ff' Rvvvlvsss ;_ 7 __

Mark 9.33-42: Luke 954656

Grnce be with all them that love our

Lord ,Jesus Christ with a love I eo* "“F!IbIe.- Ephesians 6:24.- Ggliyi fm- . ~ '-

-lf 'ti

ness wt'-is occuslonad by Jegu5°`i-?¢9m'.` liiondlition of Peter. Tile .news ofl1Ju~ deli ,and ol' Galilee hull no lielxiillgsl With N19 ileople of the province lying between their provinces- Samaria. They llsd quarreled with the Slmarl-_ tons long 'before the time of Christ. When Jesus with His disciples w;lsl passing through Snniuria on his way to Jerusalem. t’or the lust visit, llc ilelll 1|l@5S8fl8€+I‘5 On before to seek food and shelter for them. Luke tells us that because his face was turned towards Jerusalem the Samaritans, thinking that he wall going up to worship, would give tllenl nothing. saying that anyone who was going tg Jerugdlem

he healed the sick and coliiforted the troubled and spoke words of wisldolli and he-lpfulnes und cliee and drevl

callin to llieiii, and iii rejectilig Jesilsl their owli loss was iliealellluble. I

John hull sometimes been pit-tultll'

was soliietlillig hot and territble ill hlsi curly temperullwnl-lie it was, iioll Peter nor Judas, who wanted tn cull

ti'/,ed with his baptism. ‘

But this liiuli, lliold, self-coiiiidellt.

ullililtlolls, intense, alféctioilate. will:

.uid llotuhle (Zlilistiall life, .ind \\li.lr| u nature his became! He seemed :ll Inst To sec into tile very heart oi' ('hrist. ills ultimate hope and his open vision of God’s love are we-ll voiced ill those words, "We shull be .like hiili, -for we shall see llilll as he i.~l.”-Dr. Charles Reynolda Brown.

John was intensely loyal to his Mash tor. It was zeal for his .Max-lter’s au-I thority that led John'to forbid tho] clisting out uf demons in Chrlsrs mime by. the mlm who was not a prof- 'essed follower of Christ. It was auger ut the Samaritans’ treatment of his Master that led John to wish to den- tl-oy them. John's loyalty was good. liow can you lbe loyal to your friends if you are not an enemy of your frieiid’s enemy? ‘Believe that he would not be your friend's enemy il’ he really collld know your frlelld and make. them acquainted. Fight Satan, for you must. but everv time you vanquish one of his followers pour down his unwill- ing throat the Elixir oi' Life. which is good will, and to soy to him: "The reul Lord, of us both never meant us to iight. Yes, I fought you hsrd, but I was sorry to do it, and I invite your friendship.” _

We know nothing further about the

man. whether he had heard Christ speak und teach much, whether he he- longed to the more or less attached circle outside the immediate circle, or whether' he afterwards 'became li fol- lower. \We only know that he had Buf- llcient fulth in the power of'Christ‘s name to ti-y to work in the strength of lt. This man sought to do good in Jesus' name, ‘but did not have the reg- ular hallmark or service, did not have

iicul sanction. The disciples were favored und set upal~t,and they thought tliut us they lilid so much privilege they should have all power; and were li little offended by the idea that any lille else could take upoll liiliisclf their full-zitions.

A good deal ol' past and present in-

tnlerullce has the some earthly root of wounded dignity und personal pique Men :ill easily full into the mlstuke oi the disciples here rebuked by Christ. ut’ nlaking visible communion with them the test oi' comlnunion with Christ. To speak of the divine right or xi form nf (`hlll'f_eh govcrllnlellt is to merit the .\iuuter‘l~l rebuke which iic gave to lli~l zealous hilt uilenligliten- cd disciples. `l‘o colliine the free grace of God to ally`Ch1lrcll channel is to sill afqailist (llll'istian chlrrlty. To make holiness dependent on entrance into, filly cnnlnlllnity nl' believers is pi’n- snliiptioll _

it in the mark olsplritulll insight to

he sible to'~ recognise goodness every- where, un¢f°a`ssert ltinsllip with it, to feel ill sympathy with it, to accept it, allll thank God for it, to claim fellow- ship with every good imm,_ to share ill every good work. however ynauthorlz-‘ ed by man, li only it have the stamp of Goli‘s approval. Also lt is the high- es tl-iuliiph of grace in url to be will~ ing even to be set aside, to see others do the work our own hands long to do. to be willing to be superseded. to re- joice in every victory ofthe Crosgl through ,o`thers, to stand aside and praise Goil for every _evidence of his power and 'mercy to the vvprid through other channels than our own, to tear away all .pride and prejudice and re- ceive as 'brethren all who love the Lorrl Jesus in sincerll.y,to comfort. our- selves with the lnsirlnlr thought that ho hall oo many instruments beyond our narrow circle. to find peace and joy in 'believing that he who il not

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Onefhing there 3 no\'suBst`1"'fute for -:

-the World’s natural aperient r ,,,_,,_,,,,_

., _.._.§w;=““»i° j\:“'1 lr ' if, ,,"@‘:l§,°.*.l'. in l'

. ,"’- ' ’ ' ‘

H, , ir .

been the nalid- urd remedy for

I conntipution,

billolnnen, im- pure blood And indlgcjtion.

_ it is pleasant and

convenient to take, gentle in

` _ _ action, positive '

in results. The

. nfeat_;nd mont.

reliable dign-

.. lu _.,r.lui~3,r..il .iiii..l,ion.» lli._.'lor ann; __ "2

s.i|vti‘ii'»:'1‘,°%hu'ii=n¢;¢:ifl‘s¢ro¢f, Tonowro iw'-*”=‘ii"fi`l=`l`*l`l‘l:T’l` "1 "

-ui-,,% We

Ifiilldvlsnn Ave.. New Yoru CIW- `

L( hi 2.....-E! "` if-T T' ' W? ‘_ T'

_l wars p could not exppcl hospital. " ""‘”°"' ’*" , ` " ‘4 UNfllti’lriilglhfig;,'pen,,_d 10 the Bnmm_i__‘ NEW GAMIE OFFICER APPOiNTEDmigl'ator\» game _birds ure limited to a \f,n5_ N0 me .from heave" ,eu upon _ _"_ period of three' and one~liulf mouths,

,hem ,md ,lestroyed mem because of ___lZvl__r. 'lults,tt_il' gvolfville, iiis_<;ctiv;_>_rous birds" ond. iilany

._ ,. ~_ ' colu,are<:en '- , ` --

Iplilliholtilleilligigllli hi; lt,l,\,i` invgsutg “li by the CivislISM-vlcey(‘oifiIdll§e§l?i?l1lioijcbtgli0tllli?d.ugl:iXfitgEfiiiee Ishii: ildeuldlllti- in able stuff of deputy officers. any b"a"°h at Ottawa' hm] just as USUHL 'gm ,;ex,_ _‘gy the the llmtltion of Gullie Officer ill cliurgotioli, many of the species of sllore ru-‘i'srlli \\'Ilo goes ullrld with a mill ______________ su" ,.080 for them JUBLHS it had _“_ of the odiniiill-ltrullon of the Migl-:ltol»yllll‘ds and the tider ducks are pro-_ >`li0\1ld be SUPP of thi* lH'0ViHi0l1s 0|'

ways dDm,_ and they wem about their Birds Conventloii Ac-t ill the Maritime irc-ted throughout the year. l|lf=> f@il@l'1\1 l1\\\'.

,muy Uccumuons as if naming of mo_ i’ro_vi|ices__ _ _Ally person lliviiig there protected

_nent had happened the day herm_e_ Liiller this A_ct the opeii seasons lol' bl_rd_~l ill their possession is liable to tl i.~_ u<lnlini_~nel'ell for. ill t‘llliudl\ by thc brightening the colors.

out they were punished, nevertheless. ___ _ _ I

.lust think what they mhlgml by ,-9. '-' -‘ ' ~~ ~~~"' ----~~~~~'~`*" *~»~ ---~----`~ "* ' ,V F4# _ ~=2!r=!i f==!- ____ »

/v

Q. -. _~r€"‘f X, _

. ._._‘-~.-if _

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31 ttf?

'ar 1,

Desperate financial straits need not

overwhelm _you while you have ai Caiizidli

what we would call regular ecclesias- ¢

Life/ policy beco.use-

The polidy provides a fund for emer- gencies. It also means independence in

old age.

1»/of - hr __ fi. 1. f I »'iow>lf_‘tf_ ~' _.ff-!l“\sQf_P\ _ ~

Accident or disease which may totally

and permanently disable you need not mean that your income ceases because*

ll __ '1- _:--'§_. gi _

A-.gif , _,_/_i

2**

The Caniada Life' will payyou a monthly

indemnity While you `lll"e. __

~

` @ 'JL __ _ __‘_`(

"'Lliténln|_ to .G°°l - " _

.'.d.`».».l-if`.».'r: '-_lf -‘.~.'l'.

Why not ‘ii`g'lire this out now, _while you

'ire in good health? _ '

_,rl .U

.lv

100'-illg Joints! Wherever Jesus welltl T" " `“" ' "‘ n " ”“-““-' ’ | ' _

_ ,._ , _ __ t

to himself l’clibwer=l who lelirhed to! \ " _.""' =l <

know liilil as llieil' Frielid iilid Saviour. l .'71, ffl] _ _ _

All this that village ill Samaria miss-‘ 'l}"~ '.11 lil, 'T'

1. t lg. r . < .

ed. 'l`lir-y kept on living ill their sillsl :"i" *‘ tl, 'fn-ll ;=» \ lilld sorrow just as it’ Jesus had llcv~' "if, ,=~ iffi 'ii f-'I ;i»’ or lived. just as if Jesus liallsllt->v<~r "tg 1§`~i;_ r_-ii _L tfi- * died. "Phat day a gl-cut o.pportunily " " " ' " "“

_ _ . .

us. gentle. quiet, tender, almost eil`t-.-lil- ,

mute. He has quite ullotlier lock in 0

the Scriptures. He was a soil oi ,

Tliulidelf’ capable oi' that which int

lolectric, startling. powerful, 'l`here»| `

i @

_l-~._~. 1, _* t o , 0 ‘ 9

down llrv and burn up the Salllaritull " A-=-;»~-' __ _J-“‘ L ‘“°‘>“~~ M ° ' I

vllluge which refused elitel-tuinniellt to {__ W1# __ /' ,,,_ll(r' T` n y 0

the Master. His very intensity of soul ' /' iiij' qilkgll' ' made him liui‘i'o\v-"Master", we sllvvl L" 57"-. l l 'f' 'iv ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ' one uu.stilig'lliit. devils and we l`ol'ii:llll»l _;_;~____ ‘ ,ll , 5" This policy, ]SSl1ed the Canada Life Wlll

_ 1 \$____,, _ _ y *uw _ _ »

£1' _"_ li- -'_' *` 'Y'-I lic wus not rfillsliiizrllollg for inodeszly _ "¢f"<` A 133', _,_ _'V _F yOu ' __

--~h<»- \\'ll_~: one ol' the two wlm walutcdl _ , ,iw,,,‘»~,~ |l},li,‘ " _ .

_ to sit on the right hailid and the lcfl; ` f a `

' lillnd on the Lord ill his Kiligdolrl. / _`_!_.{`t1!»_|`{_Tii;lY-R.. _,ir _ y °

Thcv liiude the colifiliellt I ~l _ _ H59: /<5* ',‘//7?, ~»_ ____ ______ \

‘ * \ ‘i - _ 'V f\

or more during your lifetime, if before you reach age 60 you should become totally and permanently disabled, and will also pay f

Five Thousand Dollars

or more to your family at your death, without any deduction whatever on account of the monthly payments made to you.

I Consider This :

Total disability would be worse for your family and your business financially than loss of life because, While your income would be reduced or stopped altogether, your expenses would go on just the same. _ _

That is when a Special Indemnity Policy comes to your assistance. _

If totally disabled you cannot earn premiums, so the premiums will be waived. `

The policy will give you financial aid through a Monthly Indemnity which will continue as long' as you live. `

The policy will continue in force, paying the monthly cheque, earning dividends, increasing in cash value, and providing insurance of $5,000 for protection of your home.

The Premium ‘

Just a moderate premium--equivalent to a small rate of

interest-will secure this policy with all that it guarantees. /

Ask for particulars. ' _ 1;/ I

/

Canada Life “_

_ //e__§§ *I _ __

W. K. Rogers _ /,§s¢,.f

Manager for _ , $"_ 0' __

Prince Edward Island ‘ ,° @ ~

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Charlottetown ' /~"° Q’§¢¢-_ _ _

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..-~_. not _..__..,.Lf" 'nf

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llcuvy penlilty. limi any equipmenti Dominion Parks Branch of the Depart usicd in cupturliig them illegally niu:."ment of the Interior. und further in be confiscated. formation may be obtained by all

AS M,»_ Tufts Wm be supported byldressing the Commisl-liunc-r of that

Damp Slit--Spriukled over li car

'l‘llr> Niigrzltul-_v Birds (follvelition Act - “Pt before brusllinz it, will .insist in

rm, 2-,