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‘To "beg the question" means to assume as true what you are supâ€" mtomfi:?dth-m to argue from point. For exâ€" ample, to say that paralie} lines will never meet because they are parallel, is simply to assume as a fact the very thing you profess to Begging The Question walking in disobedience. Christ died as surely as for us. When Christians say, "I do not beâ€" lieve in Missions", they are refusâ€" ing subjection to the clearly exâ€" need of the unconverted ard unâ€" The objects of grace â€" "Every creature‘" (Verse 15). ... d ‘The obedience of faith â€" "Beâ€" lieveth and is baptized" (verse 16). The blessed result â€" "Shall be saved" (verse 16). be judged" (verse 16). (Matt. 28:19). SWÂ¥ ‘The sphere of testimony â€" "All the worl"~ (Mark 16:15). now carried into nearly all the risen Lord to His apostles, sendâ€" ing them forth to begin the evanâ€" gelization of the world is not given in full in any one record, but all agree to this: while they were to begin in Jerusalem, they were to carry the message of salvation to the utmost limits of the world. The program as get forth by our Lord has never been modified or repealed. It still constitutes what the Iron Duke (Wellington) called Go ye into al the world and preach the gospel.â€"Mark 16:15. Â¥ fecum The Task Committed To T he Disciples Matthew 28:16â€"20; Mark 16:14â€"20; Luke 24:49â€"53. Sundbay S§chool TLesson When saved ourselves, how can SUNDAY, JUNE 21st, 1942 Approach To The Lesston It Gives Finer, Fluffier Results " is a translation of the A Lesson Outline GOLDEN TEXT Mc anpstshb‘ ustt C the mixing bow! when thousands of tiny bubbiss are released by moisturs. ‘Then again in the hear of your oven, thousands more of these tiny bubbles lift your cakes and biscuits high and evenly. #, Calumet‘s doubleâ€"action starts first in o 343 || Th :0 Woâ€" se 16). u-’-mw::"d *" w e In response to an appeal from 6 sum of $500.00 was sent to Mme. Chiangâ€"Kaiâ€"shek for the provision of comforts for war victims. The w can | opportunity to be of service to our the English writer on logic, Jevons, points out, it is an easy pitfall for those who employ a mixture of Saxon, Latin and Greek words in formulating definitions which on investigation turn out to be identiâ€" cal propositions. Five thousand pounds of garden seeds, valued at $2,204.93 were sent to England for planting this The Central War Fund, to which Grimsby Branch is a regular conâ€" It was first used by Aristotle, the famous Greek thinker. Begging the question is someâ€" times called "arguing in a circle." This kind of fallacy frequently ocâ€" which remit a set sum each month. curs in long arguments and in verâ€" Overseas Parcel League (Toronto Branch), $50.00 to purchase aweatâ€" ters. To Y.WXC.A., Mrs, Winston Churchill‘s fund, $500.09 for Briâ€" tish Women‘s Services, To Navy League of Canada (Ontario Divâ€" ision) $400.00 for _awentersâ€"and 00.00 for comforts. To all comâ€" forts sent to England and elseâ€" where are attached labels in the tary hospitals and army camps overseas; $300.00 for can sealing machines to aid in their fruit preâ€" servation scheme, and an amount up to $500.00 pending needs. To (Ontario Division), $1,000.00 for Prisoners of War Parce!l Fund. To "Though our road is stony and hard, it is straight, and we know that we fight in a great cause" was the greeting from Sandringâ€" ham, W.L., England, carrying our Queen‘s message, that challenged the members of the Executive of Federated Women‘s Institutes of Ontario to greater loyalty and zeal for "Home and Country‘ when they met in seasion this spring. From their Central War Fund the following gifts have been made since the beginning of the year;â€" To the National Federation of Woâ€" copies of the music book "Canada Ontario Women‘s Institutes And The War THE SECOND PAGE " for , is made up of donations â€"Everyday Sayings. / fo Make a smooth mound of cottage cheese, and place on a centre of lettuce leaves or other greens, Surround with large, whole strawâ€" berries. Place one berry in centre of mownd of cheese. Fruit dressing may be served with it. BTRAWBELRRY.â€"COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD:â€" This is someâ€" thing a little difforent again. 1t is eassy to seake, easy on the eycs, easy to eat, and contains all the required vitz mins. of whom a major proportion are affiliated with cersbral obesity. But, he goes on to say, the faults of this generation and its predecessors need not he repeated in the one now rising, into whose hands the ofâ€" feirs of ine Domivion must in due time be entrusted. The younger Cuanadiazs should be educated to the great task that lies before them, and it is still a sound principle to begin with them while they are Mr, Bilkey has something here; something that will sarpest thought, followed by intelligent action. peak Of what he calls "â€"ae of my favorite obsessions, namely, the looseness of the franchise," he has this «_ <y: 1t should be unnecesâ€" sary to refresh ourselves with the know‘sjge that this franchise wus very duarly bouyg..* by «successive generations of our forebearers. The franchise should rank as a privilege of citizenship rather than as a right exercisa‘‘ : by people, men, women and children, who know nothing about c:iizenship. ‘The vote is given indiscriminately and has become a count of heads without regard to the rather important quesâ€" tion as to whether the heads have anything in them beyond an assortâ€" ment of natural lusts. A young man or a young woman of twentyâ€"one years is not a qualified elvctor, the law to the contrary notwithstandâ€" ing. The same law permils any number of irresponsible illiterates to nullify the votes of an equal number of the most highly qualified stuâ€" dents or masters of politics! economy, or an equal number of men and women having large =*â€". « in the country, and beving, thereZore, a direct concern in the ch«.* t â€" of the government. ‘The law permi.s a crimina! to vote upon an «juality with a bishop, unless the «riminal happens to be in durance vile when the voters‘ list is beirg compiled. We give the vote to the idler and the wastrel, to any idiot who is not actually confined in an asylum, and, under certain easy conditions, to newcomers in the country, men and women with zo better background than generations of peasant igornance, It may be good democracy, ut it is not good common sense, and it accounts for the fact thet wz zend to our parHaments at almost every election a group of representatives m,mnmm,xmmcm ians and cabinet ministers of the last forty years. fit‘s amazing that the country has stood up untier the colossal mismanagement and selâ€" fAshness of its appointed leaders. But before he finishes, Mr. Bilkey clears their memory to some extent and puts the blame where it beâ€" hmmmwtmmwmmmmmmat our political system. One, " a senscless extravagance in the bestowal «mmmmm.wmdmmm foul their own nests by everiastingly maligaing the men in whose hands they have placed their business." WUULE COUIILLE Y , ARAIEIAL OPY VV LOIE setting out upon a pleasant walk, for a moonlight ramble, for a nhuuhwummum\om friendly meeting, or a solved probâ€" fiction in popularity at our Library. I was fortunate enough to light lem. Why have we none for books, mmum-m.mmmmmum man‘s autobilography, the author,â€"Paul Bilkev. mummmmmmm.mmr- mmawu.mmm-mwum mmmhmouh-«nqmuom“m Editorâ€"inâ€"chief of The Montreal Gazette. According to his own tale, mm-muum.mmmumm "smokingâ€"car" stories He doesn‘t tell any in the book. He does, b-.fiodndth.:::flomm-“n'::u- mâ€"oeâ€"i#â€"~â€"â€"â€" tive the oldâ€"fashioned baking solution, which is helpful, im y fin:udlnowhp There are several remedies on the market said occaslflns EQ[_ to prevent mosquito + that will suit the personality of the individual, SaymgGrace Don‘t be a blood donor to a mosquito. zmornetume # # # # # .. "I own that I am dispose "The slings and arrows of outrageous"â€"mosquitoes, grace upon twenty other o« about the place that will hold water. If it‘s a stagnant pool, a drop of oll will do the trick. _ _ C Poison Ivy and mosquitoes are the chief enemies to a blissful summer. Sunburn was once the third partner in crime, but is now considered more in the nature of a desirable accomplishment, Signs are not wanting, however, that it is on the way out as a social asset. With every little commonâ€"sense care sunburn imay be avoided. There is a fine crop of hungry, healthy mosquitoes already on the wing, owing to the copious rains which filled every rain water barrel, every nook and hollow, every tin can and bottle, every receptacle of any kind that would hold water, for moscuitoes deposit their eggs in Can anything good be said of mosquitoss? We fear not. Unless it is that they act as flagellants to thoze who seek to enjoy life too mub in summer. * s I have seen advocates of both schools of thought resting one and sometimes two elbows on the table as they threshed out the argument while imbibing the cup that cheers. Perhaps the two groups have come together, now that afternoon teas are out of bounds, and discuss ways and means of getting along amicably with half the quartityâ€"or Jessâ€" of everything they have been accustomed to take for granted. IN WHICH THEâ€" WOMANâ€"NEXTâ€"DOOR LOOKS AT US, AT OUR TOWN, AND OCCASIONALLY AT THE WORLD . . .. If you belong to the cult that quirks its little finger when drinkâ€" ing tea, then you naturally say iâ€"ther and niâ€"ther with a Jong i. If you are a plainâ€"spoken plebelan, grasping your cup firmly and uncomâ€" Mmmu.mmumxy.mqmm For some time now we have heard nothing of that mild little controversy about the correct pronunciation of either and neither. Perâ€" haps it has died out, along with the afternoon tea habit, To make us love our count:; our country ought to be lovely. Prevention is better than cure. Murn over or "I always get the better when I argue alone."â€"Goldsmith, Our Country, Right Or Wrong Our Weekly Recipe THE GRIMSBY INDEPENXNDENT Either And Neither Winged W olves * numker of * ortant photoâ€" graphic advance ..ts in recent years, but few ‘..>> had as far reaching effects as the dovelopment of the fiast bulb and fiash techâ€" nique. Today the use of flash buibs makes it possible to get many hitherto "impossible" pictures. and to save or greatly improve thouâ€" wands of others. Our iMustration this week comes unuer the heading of pictures which have been "saved" by fiash â€"â€"the outdsor variety known as "synchroâ€"aunlight." Without sup plementary fiash illumination this would have been a strongly backâ€" and sideâ€"lighted picture, with the parts of the subjects mearest the camera pretty much in deep shadow. But the use of a fash bulb at the eamera brightoned the shadows. reâ€" verled just the right amount of detail, and generally gave a more pleasing effect. To make -m,t:umw picâ€" tures like that, just attach your Bash synchromizer to your camera, Wu-mnp-ux“hu.m ’I\ml have *een a tromendors numbkar â€" Af â€" bm® whant â€" eduska : First give Thy blessing. ere the good friends come To bless it. First Thy feet upon Treading the untried carpet. Fill Congenial, that no swift or careless .. "I own that I am disposed to say grace upon twenty other occasions in the course of the day besides my dinner. I want a form for The kitchen, parlor, in the nursery, And in the guestâ€"room. Keep the Always the #s; .*s+ of the world That face the dawn and sunset, Also, that stungers, neighbors Keep bright the torch lamps at the door when sky And wind are menacing. Make the more we prayâ€" Grant we shaly love home alwaysâ€" So strong that storm and fear shall not intrude, Bo easy opened that a child‘s soft Shall sense a love}, world of peace Our Weekly Poem PRAYER FOR A NEW HOME Jear Lord, before we enter in, You‘ll improve the dmymmnr uu: m‘fi'o?nmmw-m yes CtheSNAPSHOT GUILDI peace «and lovingâ€"kindness. Make the air â€"Phillip Jerome Cleveland. Thursday, June 18th, 1942. those spiritual repasts â€" a grace cise proper to be said before readâ€" ing the Fairy Queen?" â€"Charles The man who for party forsakes righteousness goes down, and the armed battalions of God march over him.â€"Wendell Phillips, hlnetm-nu:u‘,mon find, extremely helpfu! in brightening the shadow portions of oxtdsor nicâ€" tures made by siteâ€" or backâ€"lighiin ; It will cut down the density of deep shadows sast by the sanâ€" those under hat bâ€"ims, for instance. Apd it will enable you to throw Ught into GifMculit corners which you would otherwise never bo ablo to brighten, '""mu_‘:lfi you make outdoor snapehots synchroâ€"sunlight picâ€" ture making. I think you‘ll lke it your expnsure and make your picâ€" turus as if you wore taking ~egular outdoor snapshots. The light from your fiash bulb won‘t be stronz enough to carry very fes outdoors or have much eZec* ou the scene .m general, so yoa don‘t have to reckon it }uto the normal outdoor exposur«. though in real closeups It is advisable to use a halt to a full stop less exposure. some extra bulbs futo your pocket, and head for the great outdocoors. Then forget that you‘re using the synchronizer at all, and edjast adext tims you make We / 0 a 7 van Guilder before