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[ochlord souls B:['_)\fal|.l?l?h.. lneninbnt. 0mm“ ms choir Director gnnnne Bra-neon Lie. Meals w" 5UNDA! ssnvicss y“ iioly Oooamunloll “Choral Eucharist. “w, a M gnnday School 1 I, M Eygnloll‘ and Sermon. _ “.66 d” servicu in Lent no]; communiol- 1,15 Monday. Friday 1,15 Tuesday. Thursday. 9,30 Wednesday Evenson; end Address 1.30 Wednflda! Fri"! Children; Se?» _ nee ay "' ‘exits ore free and onlr o rump visitors are 7:100!!!“ :11!” the incumbent is glad t0 l" mun alter the Bowl“- EVERYBODY WELCOME

11717111113 ANGLICAN cnuncu

Saturday

Rev. ‘l’. l. MoLennau. Minister llvv- i1. C. ltice, D.D., Visiting Pastor.

A Boy Kendall. l..B.A.M.. A-C.C.O. Organist and Choir Director 10.00 a. m. The Church School 11.00 s. n1. Primary and Beginners‘

Departments. ,

11.00 A. M- Divine Worship, obser- ving hmlly Sunday conducted by the Minister. '

The Sacrament oi Baptism

Th; Junior Choir in attendance.

* Sermon: "The Story oi a Little 111111.",

Anthem. (Jr. Choir) "Thou Cam- eat. Lord, in Klngly State.”

2.18 — Jtllllo‘ Choir practice,

Z30 Bible Ciassvfor young people.

3.00 — Senior Choir Practice.

7.00 p. m. Divine Worslflp con- ducted by the iilinister.

Sermon: "The Crass. Judas and the Crowds".

Anthem: "Jeeu, ‘Word o! and 1n. earnate."

8:30 — Young/People's Song Ser- vice in Social llall.

1.5.3. r. 11111001. 11.0.. anew “Be glad in the Lord. \nd re- Rmlm" |.-_ Mugiord, LILC-O. Joice, ye righteous: and shout for brgonlst e11d Choir Master. loy. ail ye that are unright in FIFTH sunoav 1N 1.11m‘ . heart." 11011.11. liollyC A Y P ‘(for . p“ _ (7 on on, . . . . - will); Afnlill‘. Moriillll I'll!" "l" BAP‘ ls I 5""“'"' - .' THE RAPTLQT (‘HURCH swipe" “The sutrmenh‘ Pr". Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets cilIAl;-u‘an‘ “God g1; Loved The Minister

THE REV. J. i1. DAVISON. 8A..

World." -vsll1"_"'- mo 1'. m. hunii Bible Class. 100 1", M. Efclllll‘ - » Srrmori. Preacher. The _ Rom.“ 1|, watemaan, l). D.. D- C- L» - (Juiuljiitor BlehOP "i Niw“ Sea“: Anthem: "o oiadsomc Ulhi- * n ‘auiuigilgrs will receive n ciiflllll nnlcome at’ St. Paul's Church._

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Dlllllllfsl i. Miss E. McKenzie , , R 11 11.111. rlliuuii‘. wonsnir. Sermon: ‘Tho Cross o! 1"" - -5li|pldlt_\'~" Anthem: “GM! .59 “Wei ‘he

1 Borld." — Stalner ‘ ’ (BROADCAST C1-C1) L 2.1m 1'. M. 0111111011 scum) 1 I'M. EVENING wonsiiiié _ Sermon: "On 131ml"! 5d" ‘m ‘nrlnthem: "Sock Ye tho Lord."- Roberta. The hlinistcr will conduct the Service! and deliver the Sermons-

izhTaiTiifisinflilfiliiAN CHURCH

Prince and Gralton Streets Rev. G. (Early-lo Webster- Minister i-‘ranir Johnston A. I. C. organist and choir director hIOBNING Willi-Si"? 11.00 A. M. Theme: "In the Kins’!

lwrvice.”

ilymns: 2|, 712. Ml.

Anthem: ‘The Lord ls Kinb" -' Ilmper.

2.30 PM. The Sabbath Schco‘ and Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 P. M. Theme: "The Oiiollw oi the Cross."

Hymns: 66d. 192, 2.13.

Anthemz" "Hear Our Prayer."- Ryder.

The 1'. P. S. C. l. invites Wu to loin them in a r reside" lofvlw lo ho held in the Church Hall at I115 i'. M- '

"For Christ also hath suffered for sins, the lint for the unjust. that lie might bring us to God.”

You are cordially invited to wor-

lhlp With Ill. Gospel Hall

Upper Prince Street

Lord's Day

Meeting for children 1O a. m.

Breaking of Bread ll. a. m.

Preaching o! the Gospel 7:80 p.111.

Prayer meeting Tuesday I p. m.

Bible Reading Friday I P. M.

By the deeds oi the law shall Ilofieahbohlflfiailinlllsdglit- Romans 3-10

The wages of sin is death but the sift oi (lad la eternal lifo through Jeans Christ our Lord. Romans e-zs.

EALVATION ARMY '

omen qeonon anus Iain" and Mrs. Vleioe llaeleaa

11 LIL-Holiness Meeting. Hohhot: ‘The Upholding Hand.” 1J0 EMF-Sunday leliaoi O Ilble irM samurai 11 u - -— vange e ea ng. Qlbteei: "Christian At Cm“? lair-night liooiiag each flun- .Y I P, M,

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"is above meetings are planned ""1 02:01! for you. Como ans

ay School Ind- I

Prayer and ' A‘ I

Right Reverend

Organist Mrs. ‘Allison Mncltee. T. C. M.

Director oi Choir. lilies Pear-lg Burns.

Mbrnlng Worship ii /A, M, y Sermon. the Rev. C. W. Corey "Giving ileed to God.”

Anthem. “Lord We Pray Thee.”

(Roberts) The Church School.

immediately following the ahl

Morning Wor-

p. Evening Worship 7 I’. M. . Sermon. the Rev. Dr. A. D. Misc- Kensle “Understanding the Cross" (second of series) . Anthem. "If Ye Keep My com. n-iandmenta." You are cordially invited to worship with .'l‘llE BAPTIST CHURCH.

CENTRAL cniiisTGT * CHURCH

_ m’ Rent Street MARVEL D. DUNBAR. B. ‘1‘ll.. Minister.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rempel, theological graduates, and miss- ionary recruits to Cswnpore In- dia. will addrcse both the morning and evening congregations in Cen- tral Chrlstinn Church on the Lord's Day.

1n addition in special niuslo oi- fered by the choir. Mr. and Mrs Rempel will bring special num- hers in song.

Travelogue films will be shown following the evening service.

An invitation is extended in all who would iiesr these speakers.

Msrvcllhbunbar. B. "l‘ll., Minister. Paul Cudrnore, Organist, Pro tem.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

37 Elm Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs, Pastor Sunday Services 10.00 A. M. Sunday School. 11. a. m. Worship and Praise 7.00 P. M. Evangelistic Meeting Week Night Services I p. m. Wednesday Young Peoples ' 8.00 i’. M. Friday‘ Bible Study Written Questions invited on the Friday Nigh". services "Jesus is Coming" This same Jesus which ls talren up from you Info heaven, shall so coma in like manner as ye have seen him go into ‘ Acts 1:11. Everyone la welcome to all Scr- vices. Soo special notice elsewhere in Paper."

HEAT SAVER Tests show iilllt-IDOOL 50 per cent of heat lost through ordinary

glass is saved by the use of in- sulating giau. ~ ‘IN MANY WORDS The letter "A" represents six

principal vowel |ounds— think it over.

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_ IIIlITEII PEITAGOSTAL Ollllllflll

REV. ALLISON W. FOST

will ba speaker or Morning end Evening Service SUNDAY, MARCH iii-ii _ n4 eecii n,» m 1.11m»; wool: n s pin.

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This column is reserved foe news of local interest. but advertising of a newsy nature may ho lnsnted at five canto a word strictly pay- able in advance. '

COOK'S tor Hhoiographs. Jlllllfll’! TAXI. Phone 5Z6.

UNLOADHVG COAL. — A. Pick- ard d: 00., are unloading Hard Coal, 01d Sydney, Acadia Nut and ‘Springhlll Coal.

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, BUY “MIC MAC” brand cran- ‘ berry sauce. It is delicious on tosst ‘ or meats.

i NORTH RIVER PASTOR-KEEP- _,Service for Sunday, March 14th. Clyde River 3 P. M, Kingston 730 P. M. Mr. Stephen Ackland, ‘Speaker.

“MIC MAC" brand cranberry sauce. Sweetened for use as a Jellsh or as a desert. Ask your

rocer. He can supply you now with this "home made" product. i

_ CHURCH NOTIQE for Parish of Milton and Rusiico for Sunday, March 14th. St. Mark's, Rustico, Holy Communion 11.00 A. M. Si.

, John's, Milton, Evening Prayer 3.0.’!

1P. M. Rev. Sidney J. Davies, B. A.,

‘Rector.

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i ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Coles, Milton, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their ldiiughter, Hilda Louise, R. N., to Mr. John S. Stcckei, Mill Valley, California. Marriage will take place April 3rd, in the swninary Chapel. San Anselmo, California.

I s . iuvus Anglican Church. ‘Sun 11y, March 14th, 1948. Fifth Sunday in Loni. 830 A. M. Holy ‘Communion, icorporaic Commun- ion, A. Y. P. A) 11.00 A. M. Morn- ing Prayer nnd Scnuon. Subject, "The Sacramental Principle". An- ‘than. "God So Loved tho World". {Stainam 2.30 l". M. Sun-day School and Bible Class. 7.00 P. M Evvlng Prayer and Sermon. Preacher, thc Rlmht Rcvrrcnd Robert ii. Water-

man. i‘). D.. D. (t, i... Cozidiuior Bishop of Nova SCOtl". Anthem, "0 Giadsome Light". Sullivan.

‘Everybody welcome. 1 __ -. . ‘ rm: 1mm or s1. JAMES. - Niovning and Evening Worship at the Kirk trmorrow will be con- ducied by the Minister. the Rev. '1'. H. Bussrll Somers. M.A., 5.12M. ‘who will also preach the Sermons in the Morning on “The Cross of our Stupidity": and in the Evening

,"0n Gaining Self-Control." The Church Organist. Miss E. Lillian ‘McKenzie, Mus. 13110.. will direct

‘in. music which will" include s11-

Joim Steiner's Anthem. "God So ‘Loved the World". and Rolrrts ,A-nihnn1 "Seek Ye i'h~ Lord." The ‘Church School meets at. 2.30 in the

afternoon. The Morning Service will be broadcast over Station CFCY.

TiiE 800K FOR TODAY .

"The Bible-The Book for Today", and it is the Book for today. as it has been the one Book for each snoceed- . ing age. This volume is now. as ever, the moat time- ly, the most widely read and the most universally follow- ed oi all writings. 1t hold! its supreme place in the world oi literature through the ages. It‘ is changelese. for the Word of the Lord abideth for ever. yet it is ai- waya adapted to present cir- cumstances and crises. 1t is separate and austere as a great rock above the raging anrf, yet most intimately concerned with the suffer- ings and Joys, the needs and desires oi men each ane- ceedlng day. We do not seek to alter ilese oacred Scriptures. or their monasti- ie fit our age. for they a" eternally and inherently relevant. We seas to alter the age to conform to tho lilo and teachings oi this Book, for the age that does not so conform must perish.

—lev. .1. n. MoLaurlo. M1- lleip the great cause of the Bible Society. through iha P. I. I. Auxiliary or ranch. Auxiliary Office it! Prince street. Charlottetown.

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NEW DIJOCA RECOIDS are hero. Toombs Music Store.

Bros. Bt-mley Bridge.

CONTEDIIATION LII‘! SUIANCI.

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PIONI SAUNDERS i006 III group and ‘wedding pictures location.

sr. IETEB‘! csmnnmu. _l the preacher on Sunday mar st 11 o'clock will be the Right Rev. l-l. R. Waterman. Bishop Coadjudw‘ oi N. S. I

BUY “M10 MAC" brand cram-- berry sauce. Processed in Cheri lottotewn.‘ It beats what mother iilid t0 Iilke.

MARY'S BEAUTY PARLOIL, W-helan Building. $9.00 Permanentl for $5.00. Phone 236.

REV. C. A. BRJTTEN oi Central Bedeque Will be the spfihker 0111.111 Baptist broadcast "The Church's One Foundation"; Sunday at 1.15 p.m., Radio Statfon C.I~‘.C.Y.

845 EXAMINED - It was report- ed by 'i‘.B. League officials inst night iihat 845 persons, represent- ing 52 local iiinns have been X- rnyed since their mobile X-ray unit was sci. up at the Wheian Memorial Hall cm Monday. The X- ray service will be continued until all Charlottetown citizens have had en opportunity to be X-rnyed.

DELIGHTFUI. PARTY - Dr. and Mrs. I. Ila/Climb], who have just built a new hc-rnc, were de- lightfully surprised when they sr- rived heme on Thursday evening to be welcomed by friends who had gathered for n Wine-Warming. A presentation of an picctrfc tea kettle was made to the Realm-leis. who thanked their friends for the nice s1u-prisc.,Much fun was en- joyed in card playing and singing. Refreshments W-‘EFO served by the guests who all enjoyed ‘heir visit.

DIES AT SOMERVILLE. MASS —'I‘he death took pisccat Bone:- vilie, Mess. on March 101.11, 1948, of Mr. D. Brucl- MecKenzic, after

an illness oi several weeks. Mr. MacKenzie was a native o.‘ the Province, s. son of the late Mr. John A. MacKcnzle oi i-Iartsrillc.

For a number of years past M1".

MacKenzle made his lmme in Somerville, ,Mass.. wherz- his mother rind several lIlCmbBrS oi

the irmlly reside. He was, urmnr- rlcd. The only member of the ism- ily now living in Prince Edward islgmd is Mr. Herbert MacKcnzic oi Veiieyfield. Intenment iookpiace st Sornervilir. Mass.

sr. JAMES vovmr. r1:0r1.1:__\_ The regular weekly meeting oi the Young People's Society of Si. James Church was held in the church hall on Wednesday even- ing ‘at 8 o'clock. A brief business meeting was held with the pre- sident, Kenneth MecKcnzic pre- siding. at the conclusion oi which -a singsong and games were con- iaucua by Stirling Walker. Fol- iiowing the entertainment. lunch Ywas served and the meeting was When brought to a close. An en- joyable time was had by all. The .r1exi. regular meeting will he hm! on Wednesday evening, March 17th at 8 o'clock.

PCTSOILClS

Mr. Douglas Pthynu. wh has been visiting his parents, . and

Mrs. Rhynes. Dunstaiinage. leaves by plane ihii momlng on return to Montreal.

Mr. George Agnew leaves by plane this morning for Montreal. alter a week's visit with his bro- ther, Mr. W. E. Agnew. .

Mr. N. S. MacLure of the Dept. oi Public Works flaw to North Rustlco otn d t m‘ h be spend a ow aye a Omt - fore returning ‘to his duties.

i urrnn MONTAGUE scnoon l

Report for Yzbruafy: _ Qua, x -- 1. Blanche MacPheG. 2. Donald Nicholson.

Grade 1x - 1. Annie Maeiean. 2. John Nicholson (absent for exams). ii. Loren Mlwh" (absent). ..

Grade V1 ~ 1. Bruce Nicholson. I. John MacDonald. i Grade V -- 1. Kimble MscPhcc.

Grads iv —— i, June MacDonald.

2- Ian MacKensie, s. Willard Mac- Donald. Graide 111 - i. Dorothy ROI"!-

1 Grade 11 - 1. nalph M"-

‘Kenzie.

i Grade 1 — 1. noun Macrhee- Highest Average Sr. 0PM!"

- Blanche bi per cent.

Highest Average Jr. Grades

_ Dorothy is p61“ veni- Teaeher - Alena MacDonald.

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TENYSON‘! A LINTIN MEDITATION

“EVOLUTION IST"

Paul is truotehlsiory Ind to experience when he says, "new. belt that is not first which is spir- itual but that. which is natural." Our Lord spake o! the law oi prg. Brass in natural growth, “first the blade. then the ear. and then the full corn in the ear." 1111i; 15 the case of the "Evoiutionisfl by Ten. nyson, and it lies at the heart. of We 11195888! 0f the Lenten season.

When we- look at human life we sea that the child begins mm g °'Y_""° 155811388 but a cry." Later 1t is a desire for some cmn_ m0" Want; and later still, words make the desire articulate. 1.1m b92111: as more or less a physical (111118. but. later it becomes enh- loal orlmorsl. “The Evolutlonist" “a5 WY-Wfll by Tennyson when he “is cishiy years old, and is o. pig. W". 0f human experience. The lhouse of a brute, or a physical

bPdi’ was let to o man. His task barrio do the best he could with

ii- make it as clean as you can,

and then I will lend you a. bet.

tar."

_I11 i359 Darwin startled the “mid W h-fs ihwy of evolution and it. had its effect on literature. If the body comes from the brute. Why not take one! license in the fields of time? Is there any reason @111! life should be otherwise con- ducted?

He asks what has old age done for him. Old age answers, it has starved the wild beast. that was linked ivlth him eighty yggr5 bu“ and that it. is easier to be good riow because of the discipline. it bids him hold the sceptre and ruic the province of the brute, and then “'6 fifivt that fine verse whcre we sce rcsuli. oi discipline, justi- fication for it all. Herc it iwihc old man is speaking our. of his ex. pcrience:

I have climbed to the snows cf Arc. and i gaze At s. field in the Past, Where I sank with the body‘ at limes I" We 510118115 of a low desire, But‘! hear no yelp of the bee“, and the man » Is quiet at. last, As he stands on the heights c! his liie With s glimpse oi a 1101311‘. ihni is higher.

Life begins with us as a sort of physical Lhing-rnppctitc and the appeal oi.’ theyrezcni, the immed- iate is ivhat. concerns us most 1.11211. We find assistance in s world ruled by law, and we are early taught to say “No" to the lqsisi- ent appeal oi sense. ‘Pile Bible tells us that. “if we live after the flesh we shall die." How true that is~ih ls th-e result of nppeiitc. Ordinary law with its inhibitions helps us.

Lent comes and takes e Little section of tlmo-forty days end tells us that self-discipline is a good thing. Jesus Himself proc- tised it and dcnicd~tho appeal 0i the senses. This is the reel mean- ing of his temptation in the wild- erness, catering io the physical. looking after his own comfort. be- ing dramatic to get. a crowd, hav- ing resort to th-e world's method to win a place in the sun-all

l. Literature n? AM m, g 606F118 his living Iy IOOKMAN

lar is invested in paper

similar cnlerpriscs and

riveiting . . .

An unusual combination.’ Not ai. all. For, like millions of other Canadians in all walks of life. he owns life insurance.

And part of ciery life insurance dol-

yet Inc's part owner 0f a paper mill

mills and many higher standard

public works. and every other

.4 message/rum ihr Li/r Insurance (fompanics in‘ Cruiorla and their ugcnls.

It is good oilizonship i0 01111

bu, as a lilc insurance uwncr. you gain more than security for yourself and your family. You help to establish end

expand enterprises which promolr a -u

of living for yourself

Canadian.

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MEMORIES n15 TAR-evince. rumor; nmvsno ISLAND

i Where crickets‘ chirping lullebics With murmurings oi the sea. ‘ Form one enchanting rhepsody 4 Oi wistful melody. i

The ancient, crumbling. ivoodicn i bridge, i That spanned the purple lake. i Its mirrored shadows mystery iliied 1' Creation radiate. i i A5 children, on our way i0 school | Bent low to meet the blast. ‘ The whirling snowdriits, piling ] deep Across our path were cast.

T1111 raucous sesguils skL-nming o'er A pond that greets the sea. I hold them in my waking dreams

these l-le turned down.

Paul boo, His great missionary. had to deny himself. He found life hard, ii: was s struggle; he, tells us that. h: beat his body black and blue, be said when he, would do good evil was present; with him. He was s wretched; man, tied bu a dead body. His! cry for deliverance is loud. .'

Tennyson! language is strictly‘ Biblical. 011 another peak of Par- i lnassus is a companion singer who sings a song very much like that; which we have in "'I‘he Evolution-I 1st." He too is concerned with the] relationship of soul and body. for] that after e111 is the great. human- probiotn. That is the meaning oi Lent. '

"Witai. is he but a. brute

Whose flesh hath soul to suit,

Whose spirit works lest arms

and legs what play?

To man propose this test--

Thy body at its best,

How far can that project thy

soul on its lone way?"

When we have arrived where

"The livoluticnist" arrived we can say "All good things are ours. for soul helps flesh more now than flesh helps soul." ' These two. body ‘and soul, make up personality. Our problem oi pnobiems is to adjust these two. The soul is to “nile the province o! the brute.” Is not this after all the real meaning oi Lent’!

‘Yhose memories dear to me. -Mary Catherine Christy. Charlottetown. P. Ii. I. i

PROTECT SCISSORS It is a good idea to keep scissors in s box. or hang them up to pro- tect them from knocks.

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