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Lenten Meditationsl

Here am I, O God, of little pow- er and of mean estate, yet lifting. up heart and voice w Thee before whom all created things are as dust and a vapour. Thou art hidden be- hind the curtain of sense, incom- prehensible Ln Thy greatness, rny- sterious in Thine almighty power; yet here I speak with Thee familiar-

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TDor thy Dix Says-

Cornplimerifs fly when friends see my SIIIILIGI-IT wash! ‘

IF YOU ARE HUNTING WIFE, SELECT ONE WHO CAN COOK

COTTON IS VERSATILE

Cotton will be the number one fabric this Spring and Summer in

There Are Many Things Young Men Should

when earth’; Easier c.me_<. around— It's April.

when the surfihille and the show'rs

Mingle midst the passing hours,

Painting rmnbows, tinnng flow'rs— It's April.

When geld daffodils appear,

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And the blosscm-btirstihgs near -

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When warm moisture stirs trhcir roots

And the trees, with verdant shmts.

Forecast foliage, and fruits —

It's April.

As lifc-‘g . 8.510115 swift rotate, Ntien f .e I€€1lllg5 fluctuate, ‘ll/hen smiles and teaifalis alter-

n e- ‘Ti; our April. -Arthur C. Hodgszn.

spps arid pcticcats for spring are colorful in prints. dots stripes, floral prLmS and dots, more bold in outline and in color mtxtures, while the range of pastels ll used in dots auamst dtirk grounds, navy black deep red .. The shops show caiitiy stiupczr taffeta mm- coals dotted taffeta slips .. as wcll as bright. colors in taffeta slips and petticoats, with the fol- lowing given preference in the rnonowncs: Dusty rose, deep pmlrs. opaline, tea rose, light and dark blues, bnght greens and black.

Slimnes w.t‘n movement is ex- pressed in pleats in skirts, with wide box versions nolcd, also in cnicenti-ated front fullness. with. soft gathers and fine tucks re- gstering. frequently fllllniizS de- vexx-ps from below the waistline, from a SCCUOH suggesthg a yoke, until [hi5 some curved or pointer: ouzhne rupeatrd in the bodice, rn

.1 tiider yoke New jackets are sometimes boxy

(‘I\*i1,\' Lttctl, and bklfls mic approval of pleat-Q. s with acccii: 0.1 smmlh

ORIENTAL FASHIONS

Oriental fashion trends show up mrsl. attractively in evening wear. At the Mocanrrbo in Hollywood re- cently Irene Dunne screen actress, wore a dramatic inner enemble -a simple, long-sleeved gcwn of chartreuse and emerald floral print conlblllPd with grape - cclcured crepe, a free panel at the centre front emphasizing the slim lines of the skirt Over this she wore a loose-fitting Chinese type Jacket sixth raglan sleeves of the same vivid print, lined with matching plain crepe. Her necklace was two large Canllry diamond leaves sus- pctiicrl on a gold rope. Carrying cu; the oitc-nial ihcmc, Miss Dunne vicre a pcmpndour coiffuze with clusters of flowers behind each ear.

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CONCAVE PILLOW’

If you lzke to rcad in bed and rind that. yzu sprnd a good bit. of your reading Linc rearranging pillows so that you neck doesn't ieci tied iIl knot-y then you d:n't know about the new concave, bene- rliapcd pillow dedgiied especially fcr reziders-ln-beti. The pillow cov- orings tire of rayon satin in rich (lllbimlft. dusty ro , green or blue and you can buy washable cotton sltpccvcrs boucd in ncrac to kecp the satin from becoming soiled. Bath slipccvers and pillows are in the incxtiezisive class.

In honour cf t.:e Easlrr holiday, Mndamc Rubiiiste n is launching an "Easter-Bonnet" Coiffure _ a 551;- encd pcmradour with curl-like bangs forming a gentle roll on the foiflicnd, to peek saucily from the brim of your off-mr-fncc Easter bonnet.‘ Definitcly" a hairdo for the remain c Iiaster iilSlllOn parade!

KNITTED SLIPPERS THAT

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DESIGN Ibr those who prefer lounging lllppers are a perfect answer.

of materials needed. illustrations of making bath slippers.

To ordcr or stamps to To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department Design No. B30 NAM

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cmartness, leading fashlonlsls say, forecasting that cotton will be worn by Canadian women to a greater extent than during any previous 5285011.

The style authorities attribute the smartness of cotton to irwo major factors: it is gocd Ln appearance and it highly practical.

Wide Pattern Variety.

The first of these factors is ap- parent in the wide variety of new colors and patterns which are ap- pearing this season in every cotton fabric. The brilliant new colors and the striking designs of pjques, brcadcloths. seersuckers, ging- hnms, batistes, charnbrays. lawns, D€TCBJQ5 poplins and other popu- lar cottons stand them in good stead for increased use in creations being shown this season.

Of as great influence as appear- ance is the fact that cottons are very przutical. Canadian wémen, the designers point out, demand comfortable, ccol clothes for Spring and Summer wear. There is no fabric which surpa scs cotton in these qualities.

Cotton "Can Take It".

Then, tco, cottons are long- wearing. Cotton is the only fibre which will withstand much rough handling, high temperatures and boiling water. For this reason cot- ton is the most practical flbrg for garments which must keep their fresh new appearance, even though subjected to frequent launderings.

ORIGIN OF ICING

In the early part of the eigh- teenth century. cakes with pretty. pink icing were in vcgue. Then science discovered the coloring matter was not obtained from el

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berry festivals.

WASHING CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS I

fabrics is enable, it's attractive t0 look at| and it comes in lovely colours. This is hc/w to launder them.

Make some good soapy Wfllerl and plunge the fabric in, use at squeezing action to exipel the dirt“! but don't rub or wring the mater-. ial. Rinse until the final rinsing‘ water is clear (tw) or three in-| stalmenis of water as a rule) andi then hang outside until nearly dry. When the candlewick is most dry, shake it as hard as 5'01! can to bring up the wicky partl and when it is absoluateiy dry beat, the whole surface with a light; brush, a sort, of dabbing, whisking! action.

You can iron a quilt so long as, you avoid the raised tufts, but a" bath-mat requires no pressing at all.

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BABY FIIILLS AND ‘FLUFFY RUFFLES

The smart woman this sprlnltl may wear a crisp dress or suit plus a fragile that or reversei, the formula and be “Flufy Ruffles" plus a smartly simple fiat. There are ruffles and ruffles in new, season collccticns. For spring ! blouses tt‘; Jabots for everiingi dresses jabots plus-long’ cascades thrt ripple down the skirt of a slim evening frock. There are tiny, frills of lace on cuffs and on the big litigcrle colors and fichus which. are ctriong the most (Tatter- ing of design geetures. Ruffles ripple over the lips in summer chiffons, fill in decp plunging neck- l‘nes. trail at tire hem of evening dresses, and placed layer upon layer, even shape scme cf the most

Suitable for both men and women, they are of the hug-me-iight and sandal design. Pattern No. 83o contain; 1151

intent: Write or send above picture with l5 cents in coin eed ework Bureau, Charlottetown Guardian.

delectable hats c-f_,t!1_e see on

ARE A GREAT COMFORT

N0. 830 slippers without heels, these uniting

stitches and complete instructions for

Thee, then were I indeed without

such as I have chosen for myself. It is Thou, O hidden One. who dost appoint my lot and determine

withheld the skill to do another It is Thou who dost keep 1n Thy grasp the threads of this day's life and who alone kncwest what lies before me to dc- or to suffer. But because Thou urt my Fat-her, I am not afraid. Because it own Spirit that stirs spirits inmost room, I know that; all ls well. What I desire for my- self I cannot attain, but what Thou desire-st in me Thou canst attain for me. The good that I would I do not, but the good that willest in me. that Thou canst. give me power to do.

into Thine own keeping. all my thoughts and feelings. Direct . all my energies. Instruct my mind. l Sustain my “"111. and make them skilful to , Thee. Take my feet and make them swift to co Thy bidding. Toke my eyes and keep them fixed upon Thine everlasting beauty. Take my mouth and make it element in testimony to Thy love. day a day of obedience, a day of , spiritual joy and peace. Make this day's work a little part of the work of the in whose name these my prayers are said. Amen-John Baillie. D.D.

plant seed, but from the cochincahdoun upon the weaknesses of Thy The vogue vanished untilrhumun children more in pity than the discovery of artificial colors in auger, and more in love than in for foods again brought tho dcli- i pity, lct me no\v in Thy holy pres- cafe tidbits back to favor at straw- ; Encetlnquirc into the secrets of my I ear .

didst cause me to be born?

One of the mmt popular modern ties of service as Thou in Thy wis- | behind their wives and sit where candlewick. It's reas- dom hast set before my feet?

lslon the plain duties of the day?|

ly as child to parent. as friend to friend. If I could not thus speak to

hope in the world. For it is little that I have power to do or to ordain. Not of my own will em I here not of my own will shall I soon pass hence Of all that shall come to me this day, very little will be

you are ready to marry. Don’ let tears, or jockey you intn . otestations

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Thou who hast put power in my hand 0o do one work and hast

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T110“ errands. taking orders and doing the DON at hard labor for most men. It me It means adapting themselves to a w means spending the money theyl earn by the sweat of their brows on beauty parlors and satin slippers and party dresses and babv doctors and schools and colleges instead of on fishing trips and fine rods and vaca- tions for themselves. And nothinfl but loving someone better than you do yoursef makes it worthwhile. -

Don't Marry a Bosser DON'T marry a. girl who doesn‘t come of good. honest stock. Think} as much of the pedigree of your, children as you do that of your dogQ There is lust as much difference be-; tween thoroughbred » people and scrubs as there is between that of, other animals. | DONT marry a_ bosser. If youi want to avoid ZBLLIHK a wife who will make you say "yes mabm" t0 her. watch her in her ovvh homeq If sher uns that. you can be vervt certain she would run yours. If her, mother and futhci‘ are afraid of liu‘ and her little brothers and sisters lump when she speaks. there isn't at ; chance tht her husband won't be one, the meek little henpecked men, always ivalk about. two yards

Dear Father, take this day's life Control

Take my hands ‘ serve

Make this

Kingdom of my 10rd Christ,

O merciful Father. who dost look

Have I today done anything to: fulfill the pin-pose for which Thou

l-Iave I accepted such opportunt- l who

I thev tell them to.

DON'T marry a girl who hasn't s. load of good, hard. horse sense. lf a. girl has that. she will take all the knocks of married life and come up smiling. You will neverhear her complaining about the monotony cf domesticity and being tied down oy children. She will make the kind of a wife that a husband can depend upon to play with him through gotd times and fight at his side through bad times.

DON'T marrv a cutie lust because she rolls her eyes at you and asks ‘ adorably silly questions. If a Kiri 15 a little nitwit before mart-latte. she wil be a bigger nitwit after mar- riage. and it Won't be 50 funnv when she doesn't know any of the thinlls she should know. The only woman who is utterly hopeless as a W119 1S the fool.

Beware the Reformer

DON'T marry a reformer. If a girl shows a passion for changinit the ways of the heathen, walk high, wide and handsome around her. If you marry her. you will be the next victim. She'll go ln for home mis- slonsrv work.

DON'T marry tmv girl with whom I you can't carry _0n a conversation about general topics of human inter- _ ests. Husbands and wives cant.

spend 30 or 40 years asking each

Have I performed without omls-l

Give me grace to answer honestly. O God.

Have I to-day done anything to tarnish my Christian ideal of man- hood?

Have I been lazy in body or languid in spirit?

l-Iave I wrongfuly indulged my bodily appetites?

Have I kept my imagination pure rind healthy?

Have I been scrupulously honour- ablc in all my business dealings?

Have I been transparently sincere in all I have professed to be. to feel, or to do?

Give me grace to answer honestly, O God. '

Have I tried tc-day to see myself es others see me?

Have I made more excuses for my- sclf than I have been willing to make for others?

Have I, in my own home. been a peace-maker or have I stirred up strife?

Have I. while professing noble sentiments for great causes and distant objects, failed even in coni- mon charity and courtesy towards those nearest to me?

Avoid-Real Love And Culinary Ability Are Best Assets

Boys, if you want to be happy W married: DON'T marry until inking that I

his teens always regrets it. . The trouble with marrying on a shoe- string is that it nearly always breaks. N'T marry for

ravages of time.

faded on the fairest cheek. gmv has crept 111w the most golden hair. the most lissom flsure has lostmltsfallura t rt pre y ace sa

acter nor intelligence, what have Wu? marry for money. any man ever makes a dollar is by m1!

tead of the things he wants to do himsel . s "l‘ marry for anything but love. Marriage means a life sentence‘

' IT'S NO SECRET " I USE

y girl float you to the altar on her, , a ful trip by her pleadings and of affection, or bluff you into facing

y her threats. Walt until I011 8J9

take the responsibility of supporting

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beauty. That ls bound w et because no woman can escape the Bad health. a few ears of 1"“ routine of llvinB. Child‘ 11K 8nd work and worry, and the r0505 h!"

‘rhen, if there was nothing but a with, if there was no ar-

The hardest way

n8 . earn it by walkinz the dog. rtmriing thin his boss wants him to do in-

up their personal liberty-

ans glvin It

ornan’s w ms and peculiarities.

other “Oose dovie is 0o." They have to be able to talk about books. world events. politics. 100 different sub- jects. or else they bore each other to tears. It is wives with a conver- sational range that only runs from the kitchen to the nursery who set husbands roaming.

DON'T marrv Mother's bet. She will expect vou to be a slave to her. and the first time you treat her as if she were an adult woman she will I0 beck to mother and sue you for div- orce on the grounds of mental cruelty.

Finally. boys. DON'T marry any girl who doesn't know how t0 C001! and keep house. No matter how beautiful a can is. no matter lww talented. no matter how sweet and amlabe. you wont be haimv with

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Loved Poems Bring You Cour- age, Companionship

Give me grace to answer honestly, O God

0 Thou whose lnfinlte love. made manifest in Jesus Christ, alone has poyvcr to destroy the empire of evil in my soul, grant that with each day that passes I may more and more be delivered from my bssetting sins. Amen.

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courted your daughter for fifteen years now. t

Her Father: Well, what. do you want? l hSuitor: W-w-why I want. tn marry ; er. -

Her Father: _0n, s; that’, lt 1‘ thvusht you mzzhi. want a petision or somet mg. I

It was about 10 o'clock at. night. and the two occupants of the,

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Longfellow’! "A Psalm of Life". Haven't you often wished you had saved such favorite poems. could turn to them for courage. compan- ionship? Ever new is “My Garden". by Thoma! Edward Brown. It ends: "Not God! in gardens! when the

police car patrolling the washed, deserted streets rather fed up. "Nothing c-mng:

CORN 5N-AD eve is cool?

Nay, but 1 have a sign:

CURLED GARDEN CRESS.

through?" the driver asked his fellow policeman, who sat in the‘ back seat with the wireless ear- phones over his head.

"No-wait a second, thouglv y Here's a. message from headquar- ters." I-Ie began writing.

"Well. what is it?" asked the driver eagerly,

"59Y8eant says to bring in an extra portion of fish and chips when We go back for supper He's got a visitor at the station," CANADA HAS 70000000

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The total stand of sugar maples in eastern Canada la estimated as '70,- 000f00 trees. according to an urt- lce in the April issue of the Gan- adian Natfonai Magazine. In i937, the latest year for which staflstfee are available. Canada produced 1.- 232.069 gallons of syrup and 4,413,- 147 wund of wear- valued at new. uooooro and more than 8500.009 xsot-cvvelv.

Mcnt of Canada's maple sllflm anrl syrup come l'"om Quebec. It L; ex- ported or was ‘xeton- the war. u; at pans of the world. including rfrccs ‘is for away as Japan.