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"It is waltz music and the rhumba, shifting to the bliare of bugles; it is all the trivial ditties of Tin Pan Alley wellâ€" ing into ‘"Oh, Canada" and "God Save T King.,."‘ "It is Piccadilly Cirecus and The Saâ€" vory, suddenly warmed, by the Spirit of Waterloo and the defeat of the Spanish Armada! it is the night club, the huntâ€" ing lodge and the country club discardâ€" ing its play clothes for uniform and jumpers, and the sign of the Red Cross upon its sleeve. "The British Empire is the "Sieeping, Appeasing Giant‘" among nations, sudâ€" deny transformed by bombs on Warsaw into a Smashing Colossus and a terrible instrument of righteous vengeance; the Joyrider turned Pilot of the R.C.A.FP. ind R. A. F.; the jazz orchestra become the fife and drum corps, "Well, let me, an American, respectâ€" fully salute you, by telling you what I tH:ink it is .. .. "Have ‘you ever thought of what it really isâ€"this British Empire that you telk about, hear about over the radio, read about in history, and that, in perâ€" sonification, you ask God to save, in your famous song? "Buy a policy," he said, "to insure your country and your Empire, because, as you as an individual, merge into your family, your family into your comâ€" munity, your community a part of your province, your province a part of Canâ€" ada, so Canada is a part of this great and glorious thing you call "THE BRIâ€" TISH EMPIRE," x In his address on behalf of the Vicâ€" tory Loan Mr. Carney points out that there are many strong reasons for the purchase of Victory Bonds, but he conâ€" fines his appeal to oneâ€"the fact that in buying Victory Bonds you are buying insuranceâ€"insurance for yourself, your family, for your country, for your Emâ€" pire, insurance for the world, for liâ€" berty, decency and humanity. Company, of the head office of the firm in the United States. This is an adâ€" dress that should be read in every school, every home, yes, in every church. It is the conception of a United States citizen of the British Empire. In gripâ€" ping words it pictures that Empire as it touches Mr. Carney‘s heart. Here in a few brief living words is a picture of the British Empire, its greatness and its humanity, its freedom and its glory. One of the most inspiring addresses on the Victory Loan is that given by Ralph W. Carney, general sales manaâ€" ger of the Coleman Lamp and Stove â€"Primer This British Empire for Which All Fight and Buy Victory Bonds to Save A United States Orator Gives Picturesque Description His Conception of the Great Empire. Where Freed and Sacrifice and Humour Hold High the Torch. THURSDAY., OCTOBER 218T. 1943 PHONE 324 It is the soda clerk dying for demoâ€" Cor. Spruce St. and Third Ave, The Kins Edward Hotel Clean Rooms Day or Week Page from a Very Reasonable Rates @.â€"â€"How muck should I spend on bonds Q@.â€"How will I benefit personally? This advertisement contributed to the Fifth Victory Loan Campaign by Dominion Textile Co. Ltd.. Montreal Q@..â€"How will my money help win Victory? Q@.â€"What is the Fifth Victory Loan? Guiet Atmosphere â€"It is another opportunity for Canadians It will supply the vital weapons of war needed At least as much as last time. Fwery can possibly spareâ€"and a little nrore You will be saving your money (with interest) for the postâ€"war period when you may need it more. by our troops overseas. their money into the fight for Victory TTMMINS A d "What a proud people yot And it is every man, woma who buys a Victory Bond supports the Red Cross, giv for plasma, glorying in sa becomes pain as our wounde Lions of Trafalgar Sqi and the Tower of Londonâ€" fishing banks, the mines Australia‘s sheep and hetr â€"â€"New Zealand‘s lones( the Canadian Rockiesâ€"L Banffâ€"Montreal and @: tawa and Torontoâ€"and lime future of Canada. "It is Curtin of Austra King, Anthony Eden Churchillâ€"the King an Elizabethâ€"God truly sa the Unknown Soldierâ€"t} and the Maple Leaf a majesty of that deathles BRITISH EMPIRE! "It‘s Westminster moors and its heathe rock and her song "It is Clive of India, Khartoum, Wellington of Douglas Haig, Wavell a: ery; Lord Nelson, Henry Admirals Jellicoe and °P stone, Disraeli and EC Henry VIII and Cromwel ithe Conquerer; the Archb terbury and the Duke of liam Shakespeare, Robert les Dickens, and Browning ter Scott; Queen Victoria tor; Gracie Fields and Si der and Noel Coward; | and Sean O‘Malley; the in the coalâ€"blackened hb earth and his thunderou: skyscraper scruoâ€"woman onel‘s ladyv! "It is the Threeâ€"Hoursâ€" low carrying a sandwich unions keeping their proi shall be no more strikes "The street corner citation for valour:; the much use" sticking t flaming sinking ctuise defiant shot before a Gcean closes over to life. "It‘s: the cry of "G changing to "Take al need it" and the slog: for himself" and "Wh .0f it?" become again, " every man to do his du "It‘s the Mayfair parachute trooper; a ; laborer leading a suic retake Singapore; the â€" well on a mine sweeper the exâ€"gangster finding emulation of Air Marsi Fleming and Beurling a "It is a cocktail lout into a barracks; a yo: Wewroundland beach suc life in defense of a lon post; it is laughter in a wagon, turning into a "Let ‘em have it" from a "It‘s the club car fad mored carâ€"the deluxe ammunition train and Gunga Din: the Tim down his life for a pal. cracy, the fat man flinging away his c air warden; the yout suddenly filashing t bomb the Bismarck. iC ie awful ne*â€"THE that their TT Services f 31 See that your children are at Sunday Bapt School ment Minister: Rev. Lors W. Carlson, B.A. | Morning Worshipâ€"Schumacher 11 Afternoon Serviceâ€"Delnite 2.30 p.m. f Evening Serviceâ€"Golden Cityâ€"7.00 p.m.| sSUNDAY SCHOOL ’ Golden Cityâ€"11 a.m. , Delniteâ€"1.30 p.m. | Schumacherâ€"2.00 p.m. | Come to our friendly, lnsplrational} Schumacher Anglican Church BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG. Captain Mitchell, C.A. Assistant Minister St Matthew‘s Timmins. 10.00 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer Rector: Rev. Canon Cusning, B.A., 1. Th 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayey 3.00 p.m.â€"Sunday School 4.15 p.m.~â€"Baptisms 7.00 pm.â€"Evening Prayer Holy Communion on lst Sunday of month at 11 a.m., on 2nd and 5th Sunâ€" days at 8.30 a.m.; and on 3rd Sunday at / p.m. Minister: Rev. Dr. Geo. Aitken, Th.D 10 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11 a.m.â€"Morning Worship 7 pm.â€"Evening Worship You Are The Presby terian Church in Canada MACKAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 113 ELM STREET SOUTH Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce Street Nortk SUNDAY OCTOBER 24TH, 1943 "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" Golden Textâ€""I have set the Lorda always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved." (Psalms 16:8). 9.45 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m..â€"Sunday Service Christian Science KReading Room, Mcâ€" Ginnis Block, 13 Pine St. North. Open every weekday, 12 noon to 5 p.m. Friâ€" day evening 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. pain so that, truly, "There will always be an England!" 4 "Ii‘s selfâ€"interest became selfâ€"sacriâ€" ficeâ€"the spirit of indifference become the Spirit of General Montgomeryâ€"the homestead turned kirk or cathedral beâ€" cause of the prayers of mothers there: the dingy town become a flaming symâ€" bol because it has given birth to heroes: and the human heart and soul become torch and beacon to light the way to Liberty and Freedom for all of the opâ€" pressed peoples of the world. ‘*That, is the BRITISH EMPIRE! ‘"That, too, is Canmada, and it is for that, that we work, and pray and fight! And unto whom we surrender up our sons! "God Save the King and bless the British Empireâ€"and may you serve your King and Queen and Empire even setter now, with your influence and your effort and your unsparing dollars! ‘"‘The danger of defeat and invasion s behind usâ€"Victory is in sightâ€"but t has yet to be won. Let us pay for it, is our son fight for it! Let us insure t.! Pay another premium NOW!*~ Mountjoy United Church Christian Science Society REV. W. M. MUSTARD, M.A., B.D. Morning Worshipâ€"10.45 a.m. Evening Worshipâ€"7.00 p.m. Sunday School Sunday School for all department atâ€"9.45 a.m. Schumacher AND orcupine United Church 100 Mountjoy Street S. Minister REV. E. GILMOURâ€"SMITH, B.A. a.m.â€"Morning Worship p.m.â€"Evening Worship sunday School 12.15â€"for 9 years and over . 2.00â€"for § years, and. undetr, Trinity United Church St. Matthew‘s Church Church Directory Picture shows: Lieutenant General First Army (right) during a visit to front. "irst United Chure Timmins BRITISH G. 0. C. FRST ARMY VISITS FORâ€" wWARD HEADQUARTERS IN TUNISIA. Minister: THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO Hol Ser 2nd and 4th Sunday at 8 a.m. srd and 5th Sunday at 7 p.m. tisms and Marriages by arrangeâ€" ol Synagogue St South Porecupine, Ont. J. F. Waodal!, D.D. Minister Sunday Services n.â€"Sunday School n.â€"Junior Bible Class n.â€"Morning. Prayer â€"Evening Prayer »nmunion on 1st Sunday at 11 °St SCneme was his proposal in i worldâ€"wide peace. The first 0 be the simultaneous resignaâ€" he then existing governments i, France, Germany and Rusâ€" plamnned to leave his Buddhist and go forth as an apostle Needless to say, he encountâ€" rperable obstacles in getting is to countries of the governâ€" had condemned. ily Qrders in Montreal aid to have been a Hungarian vas so keen to acquire learning managed to cram four years‘ ) one when he was only thirâ€" en he journeyed to London, irst Christian missionaries of ence and, going to, Germany, )r the Lutheran ministry. gave up his Lutheran studies ‘_to Canada in 1901. He disâ€" i himsslf by becoming the student who had ever passed ogical course for the Church d in Canada â€" at Montreal .â€" He was ordained @ deacon eal. Back in England again, ! ppointed a curate at Appleâ€"| ndayâ€"11 a.m. and 7,00 p.m. p.m.â€"Public Meeting _invited to attend these Gospel Services. NDAY sSCHOOL ‘aul‘s Church LINDER, Cantor Porcupine, Ont. OR AVENUE, 3. C. THOMPSON orning Service ceâ€" ‘7.00 p.m. ited Church a T V Street North s Evangelical ‘an Church in rural England beâ€" strange young man, so name to Lincoln and, alizedâ€"British subject, ation Army DOUGLAS CHURCH it 8:30 pm. in the i Bouth Porecupine. Rot*®. Pastor Student, upine. Ont Synod) low la 1UE £{*} Treacherous ince of Douâ€" ears and over n doubleâ€"crossar ighai by the Jap Je was Ignatius incoln, formir the Church of e British House ulator, internaâ€" hinese war lords vhose name was ago, was named _ name to Linâ€" nated the two. 1own as the Abâ€" 316 he wrote a a €by," but reâ€" 1i his ‘Autokioâ€" ‘r.‘ He was inâ€" d of all his imâ€" is fabulous. his proposal in School 2 years The restless Trebitschâ€"Lincoln then l linked up with internationl adventurers who planned uprising in Austria, Hunâ€" gary and cther places. To finance themselves they forged Russian bankâ€" notes. After a squabble with his conâ€" federates in this venture he decided to revenge himself and make money by gcing to th French military mission in Vienna and selling the plans of the conâ€" spiracy for 530,000 Czech crowns. Then he went to Pragque and offered an even ibetter outiine to the Czechs for 500,000 crowns. ‘This last deal fell through when the Czechs found reason to susâ€" pect that some of his corroborative docâ€" l uments were forgeries. Hatred of Britain ! Nothing daunted, Trebitschâ€"Lincoln sailed to China with the avowed purâ€" pose of finding a base whence a blow might be struck against Britain in Inâ€" dia or Egypt. He wrote in one of his books that he was partly successful and became adviser to Marshal Wuâ€"Peiâ€"Eu, but was disillusioned by the treachery and selfâ€"seeking among the generals. Until 1933 Trebitschâ€"Lincoln wanderâ€" ed under assumed names in Europe and Asia and published his second and reâ€" vised autobiography. Back in China again he was consecrated as the Abbot Chaoâ€"Kung, established a monastery In 1925 he went to Ceylon, where he was admitted to a Buddhist monastery and eventually ordained a monk. Phoâ€" tographed in Buddhist robes and cap, he had a forpiading aspect. While he was in Ceylon his son was sentenced to death for murder in England and he tried in vain to obtain a visa to visit him ‘before the execution. Anyway, finding England too hot for him he fled from that country, entering the United States on a forgead passport. He was arres‘ted in BRrooklyn on request of the British secret service, escaped, was recaptured and sent back to Engâ€" i land. There he was convicted and senâ€" tenced to three years in prison â€" not for espionage but for forgery! Sells Plars of Plot While in jail he developed intense hatred for the Britain that he had adâ€" cpted and tried to betray, and soon after release went to Germany to try to put into action the plo‘ts he had concocted for the destruction of the British Empire, states a writer in the New York Heraldâ€"Tribune. His first effort was to helo organize the monarâ€" chist Kapp putsch at Berlin, in 1920. He blamed its failure on leaders like Kapp, Ludendorff and Ehrhardt for not taking his advice. international finance. He was repuu'd’ Relatives and a great number of to have amassed a fortune as an oil| friends of the late Felis Jaimar Maki speculator in the development of the | (Makila) filled to overflowing the chapâ€" Kumanian and Galician fields When | el and other rooms of Walker‘s Puneral the first Great War Broke out, Trebitâ€" | Home at the service conducted in Finâ€" schâ€"Lincoln, a skilled linguist, was apâ€" | nish and English by the Rev. A. I. pointed a censor in the British Post | Heinonen at four o‘clock Sunday afâ€" Office. He was presently suspected Of ) ternoon. An appropriate vocal selecâ€" serving as a secret agent of Germany | tion was sung by Mesdames Martha while performing his duties for Britain.‘ Saloranta, Jenny Kallio, Annie Aho, He related such adventures in one Of | Kerttu Laakso and Irja Korhonen. A his books and denied them in the Other. | nnaam was road ht Mc KWortht I Aaleen got himself elected to Patliament in 1906, in a normaliy Tory riding. Prison for Forgery We next hear of him as mixed up in international finance. He was reputed to have amassed a fortune as an oil speculator in the development of the Kumanian and Galician fields. When HEAD QOEBFICE: MONTRE AL B R A N C H E s A N D 5 A L E O F FIC E $ I H 0 U G H O U T C A N A D A Backing up our fighting men, the mining men of Canada are proâ€" ducing tremendous quantities of zinc, copper, nitckel, silver, lead. They are swinging into significant production of strategic minerals: magnesium, mercury, tungsten, moâ€" lydenum. And they are continually pressing the search for likely deposits of other minerals urgently needed by the United Nations like Among the most important homeâ€" front fighters are the Dominion‘s mining menâ€"prospectors, enginâ€" eers, workers, operators. Theirs is a battle of production that is helping to tip the balance in favour of the United Nations. Are Helping to Win the War! EXPLOSIVES DIVISION and proposed on several occasions to carry Buddhism to a western world which gave him no encouragement. Born at Hinnerjoenk, Laitilanp., proâ€" vince of Turku and Pori, Pinland, ‘Jan. 8th, 1906, Mr. Maki came to Canada in 1924. Residing first at Sudbury, he movâ€" ed to Kirkland Lake in 1930. At Kirkâ€" land Lake he married Miss Tyyne Marâ€" ia Maki in 1932. They took . up resiâ€" dence in Timmins during 1933 and their only daughter Vilma Maria was born here in that year. His wife and daughter reside at 217 Balsam St. tion was sung by Mesdames Martha Saloranta, Jenny Kallio, Annie Aho, Kerttu Laakso and Irja Korhonen. A poem was read by Mrs. Kerttu Laakso. A short message of appreciation of the life and social activities of the late Mr. Maki was delivered by â€" Mr. Aku Korâ€" honen. A beautiful solo was sung by Mr. Esko Telkkinen. A great number of floral offerings were received from triends. Mr. Maki died of injuries he received in rockfall in the shaft of the Aunor Mine, where che was working as shaft leader, Thursday, Oct. 14th, at 7.30 p.m. Fellow â€" workmen â€" rushed â€" to his aid when he was struck by a falling piece of loose and managed to extricate him cuickly. He was taken to the General Hospital at South Porcupine immedâ€" iately, but he had passed away before. he reached the hospital. Maki was an experienced miner, a â€" most competent underground workman, and ; was emâ€" ployed as shaft to work at the Aunor Mine in February of this vear. Funeral Services for Late Felis Jaimar Maki The pall bearers were Messrs. Lauri Walkonen, Isaac Luomansuu, Imari Hautanen, George Jansson, Otto Winâ€" sa and Aarne Martin. Interment was in Timmins Cemetery. 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Tsanc Makila, is living in the United States, but his mother, Wilhelmina Makila, nte Lanâ€" den, died in Pinland several years ago. All other relatives live in Finland. A pleasing feature of the dinner at the Empire Hotel on Saturday for Vicâ€" tory Loan salesmen was the presence of five charming young ladies, attired as "Miss Canada‘s" and their mission was to sell War Savings Stamps to the asâ€" sembled guests, and they did so in a very effective manner, the value of the stamps sold being over one hundred dollars.. The young ladies were: Doroâ€" thy Devine, Frances Borland, Vera King, Marjory Gibson and Peggy Lloyd, and they deserve great credit for the smart appearance and good work. ‘Miss Canada‘s‘ Sell Stamps to Victory Loan Salesmen Floral offerings were received from: Mimmi and Matti Knuuttila: Aarne Martin family; Lampi and Onni laja; Mattinen family; Laina and Os«â€" car Winkka; A. Kautto family:;: O. Korkola famiy: George, Linda and Waldo Maki; Mr. and Mrs. Harsila: Mr. and Mrs. E. Stevens; Mr. and Mrs. Rastula, Mr. and Mrs. Kaitola: Esko and Martha Telkkinen: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arnold, Sylvia and Otto Winâ€" sa; Martha and Timari Hautanen; Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wende; Lehto family: Workers Coâ€"operative Company:; Mr and Mrs. T. R. Bulloch; Aili and Erkki Kojola;: Kirsti, Pirkko and Aune Rimâ€" mi; Mr. and Mrs. Wirolainen; Kyyriâ€" ainen family; the Shaft Crew, Aunor Gold Mines Ltd.: Mr. and Mrs. John WMestin: Walter, Leo, Bertha and Gust. Ranta: Aunor Athletic Club:; Harold, Inez and Hugh Smith; Fiina and John West; Kai, Aune and Pant Lahde, From Kirkland Lake â€" Andrew Hudâ€" man family. Telegrams of sympathy from: Luoma family; Bertil‘s family; Mandi, Nellie and O. Joki. Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contains tonics, stimuâ€" lants, iron, vitamin B1, calelum, phosphorus : aids to normal pep, vim, vigor, vitality after 30, 40, or 50. Introductory size only 35¢c. 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