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... into a puppet of the totalitarian ideal L et us make sure by our own observation and intelligence that the men who profess to lerd England to a new greatness are not in fact leading her to oblivion. Let us make up our minds at thip Christmas time whether ...

... more time to spend in the shops or over a cup of tea. World for Children The happy child is the healthy child, for no child can enjoy life if he is always ailing, tired out and disinterested in the big world around him. Health in children depends on a ...

... 85, run over their fields, and the man who did not hunt himself yet allowed “others the free use of his land for their sport was the best sportsman in the world. “1f you are in trouble and need a few posts and rails T trust you will get in touch with the ...

... you use soap is one of reasons why your washing and ing take so long, because it is ssible to remove completely, even many rinsings. Without this nate scum your work will be - more speedily, and you'll have » time to spend in the shops or ~a cup of tea ...

... years. During that iime Quebec had made greater industrial progress ‘than any other part of the world. OoIL, TOO In Alberta, which could easily swallow up England and Wales, had been found one huge underground luake of o'l. That oil was being taken to the ...

... keeping within compass.” The Crook is emblemical ‘that the weapons the Order uses are only intended to restrain gently, “while we try to persuade our fellow men to enter with us inio the fold of Odd Fellawship.” Crosiers are the emblems that the Order is ...

... than we ’ can conceive because of the unn‘ lovely things man is doing,” he said. “His only begotten came —RECTOR ;. the world (o show us the sopt DDRESSING the members of life we should lead. of the Order at the religious “ His Love is reflected in the service ...

... with a letter that can quite easily be a it was apparent that when one leit England austerity was also left behind. i The Weekly Expres Mr. Simpson’s reasons oo o 8 2 ing England in an exclusive story —he did not want the state v« provide for his family ...

... shining, not blushing and confused. THEY tell us that if we could see vurselves as others see us it would make a difference. Well, T wag at a friendly little gathering last week where that giftie was gie'd us. You can, nowadays, you know. You can see yourselves ...

... THE WELFARE STATE PROVIDED EVERYTHING FOR US IT WOULD BE A sap DAY FOR ENGLAND, DECLARED BRO. W. H. SIMPSON, DEPUTY GRAND MASTER OF THE ORDER, SPEAKING AT THE 110th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS OF THE CENTRE OF ENGLAND LODGE (DAVENTRY AND DISTRICT) MANCHESTER ...

... to the lever of internal eombustion engines travelling backwards, forwards or sideways at the | change of a lever. : The world situation is the ' obvioug development of the ! loss of soul apparent from the last war when men gladly allied themselves to ...