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LENTBN SERVICES

communion! Iigoudsydnelld 13111., ms. x321}, uyruuteoty. Saturday ma. gyeltsorlg l AIMIOI ’ and Bidey 1-30-

esdsy 3633-91; Service Wednesday et

lleverend '1'. B. Mtlbfllllll, Minister "WNW l!- 0- Rim. on. Viaitlny

"ester A. Bey Kenlnll, w...» muWlfotfi° 10.00 AM. Junior. m; gem‘; Classes of the Church Selene], 11.00 AM. Primer! i; Beghggg in the Social Hell.

11.00 AM. PUBLIC, WOISIIIP, Miniltet

Conduit! the . 50519001 “ ‘Above TC!” Anthem: "OD!!! the Gsies of the

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"S13 PAUL'S CHURCH

R53 1,1‘. Ibboti, R.D., Rector Rovston F. iiiugtord, A.B..C.0., bygunilt snd Ohoir Mater.

.,,-,,,u-r|r Sundsy in Lent. llnly Communion.

Morning Prsyer, Litany "The Life of

m0 u.m. _ nJIi. Md Sermon, Subject. Ant-heat: “Ave mew-Armrest. 2.90 P4"- Bible Class. no pm, Evening iiiusiroird Address. 5ubjeci. “The "M"! "f w‘ Church o! EllKilndfl visitors will receive a cordial "home st Si. Paul's Church.

PRESBYIERIAN

Prayer and

sunday School and,

Soloist Mr. George Johnson. 1:80: Young People's Bible Class. y 1.00 2.01.: Hill-IO WOISIIII. conducted by the iltiniaier. Subject: "Ihe People's Ial " Anthem: “I Will hey Me Down in PweOP-Gldsby.

"Jwll. wherever Thy people meet, There they behold Th mercy sent: Wherehr they seek e0. Thou art

And m}, piece is bellowed hound."

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH * cnmwn snnvrons March 1m.

Minister lev. i. Judson Levy. DD.

iMornlng Worship 11 A. M. ' Sermon "A Ransom for Many." , Anthem "Lift Up Your Bends" i (flophlhl). ‘ I The Church School immediately ‘following the service of morning ~ worship. l Evening Worship 7 PM.

ermon "Love, the Test oi Dis-

rlm KIRK 0F s1‘. JAMES’ either...»

Minister ; Th, B", gill! Buewscii Semen

' Organist lilies E. Lillian McKenzie “us. Bmc.

MORNING WORSHIP

. M. u A "The Gate Towards the

Sgflflilll’. lest."

Anlhrnl: "0 slflfllll‘ 9f World" (Goren). 130 i‘. M. (‘BURCH SCHOOL. 1 P. M. EVENING WORSHIP

Sermon: “Tbnt the Cooling Wet- m Moy l-‘iow Free Again."

Anthem: "Sotily and Tenderly Jesus is Culling" (Thompson- Sllantovi. '

The Minister will conduct lervices and deliver the Bernoul-

Px-‘lnc/e and Gnlion Street REV. (i. CARLYLE WEBSTER

Minister In Arthur Boner. fihoir Director MORNING WORSHIP

il.00 tun. Theme: “Jmus Christ- The Bread of Life." The fifth l“ n perles on tho Exclusive Claims of tlr Lord.

Hymns: 86. 265. 448.

Anthem: "0 Come to My llelrt. herd Jesus.“ Ambrose.

1:30 i’. M. The Slbblth School uul Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP 1.00 pm. Theme: "The Greatest o! All Discoveries." '

Hymns: 334. 480, 449.

Anthem: "Glory to Thee My God ‘ihh Night." Gounod.

"My Gnd shall supply nil your needs ucrordlrtg to His riches In glory by (‘hrisl Jesus.”

Ymi arc cordially invited to wor- ship with us.

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A A MESSAGE, FROM

The PRIME MIIIISTEII 0i iianalia

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"I run iniomud ihst diur- lnl m! war yesre the Brit- ‘ isit and Foreign Bible 59¢.

“if in ounce. eue rue- ‘°““*""l Relentlli 100.000 “p165 of the New Teste- EQM to the men end wo- TJL" "f our Armed Foroee.

b0 a information is to mo

ih Interesting sod most

. mi".\'1ns. Ii. is en achieve- i "WM uhich will renk very ‘ i" ihe lengthening “notify of the Society, end u“ which must be produc- u" “I 8TH! good in the

_B of so many of our “f?! People. bu?“ "w"! which ins o“ mucheaied to u; t; M ‘ Ch hes been gsin- uu; " 0° email messu u. ‘ouklm ihe qxirilusl re- cenmi? oi our people. For I ‘in! "l the Bible has been u‘ l a6!‘ o! inspiration to

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Anthem "God ls e Spirit" (Ben-

nett).

Duet "Hold Thou My Hand"- Mlle Pearle Burns and Mr. Berry Bugden.

Organist snd Director of Choir. Miss Helen Steweri. A.'l‘.0..vi. You ere cordially welcomed to

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street MARVEL D. “Humane. B. 7.8.. ll

~ sler. ‘oms. n. c. srewmw. Organist ' and Choir Director

10.00 AM. ‘Femily Hour.

11:00 AM. Morning Worship and Communion.

Youth Service-The service will vbe uharerl by members of -the ' Young People's Society. The mess-

Church School and

age will be inlren by tour- young -

\ people end will be an exposition of attributes of God's people. ‘ Anthem: "Nearer My God to Thee’. ' 7:00 p.m.: Evening Worship. Sermon: “Photo's ywsnh Bssln." --'lbe Minister. Anthem: ‘New the Day is Over" (Huerter). " y Centrel Christian Church cor- dially invites friends end membe .. to worship on the lord's day.

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39 ELM AVE. luv. J. C. Iiirlnsteuber Pastor.

Sunday School z p. m. ]_Wonhip and Preaching I p. m- livsngeliatio Service 7.80 p. m.

Good linking -0ood Music

l0 in 10.30 ti. m.

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Nnw rune ...-... “m, Lamnimuncernm: or the so imam of Twmbs Music Store. i301‘ We'll Hishneu. imes ma» - -—- vbflh- W! Chili! Ranger of the Em- nn. w. c. r, meesmnm ylfl Pl-N- "Mmuwtlv. too news wee ggkhgn gitzegfled Cross, c. r. Call.‘ $19,? 13w “gr no Jmusry em or I e-.- 9m unCiulder. ——-- ‘ 0n behnii of the Rangers o: Can- LIEUT. 00L, REID, D. S. 0., w“; odu. our Dominion Oummigloney weak 0n me Red Cross Sundeyim!‘ Ira-users. Mrs. Douglas mum, might at 6.45. - “than following cable to Pnnceu A t .1 _ mesrmt sreomn- All Gills "The Rename of Oe-uada m wu- uoo. rm Wrapped n-ee enthralled end prmzd to greet Ker eham- The Abeaweo am Court. ilioyel Highness, the Princess Elim- . beih as our Chihl. As our Wflflnest ST. BATRICIVS DANCE, Clover welcome speeds to Her Royal fljgh. Club. March 17th. Make your reset-Hm“, may we hope thst we shall m?“ wlv by came: 1m or soon be privileged to show her ' Pzffilgntiiy how keen is our delight ONLY 11 nnv CLEANING msvs f... éfitexgafwl Highnm be-commi before Easier. Phone 2448, Nev/l We have received the following Mew“ Chmim- reply from lthedlady-in-Wuiiirtg to Princeee ‘Elizabeth: st. Elizabeth's, sprineflflfi. Mm-‘Reyvzlnnyigueegloditeeégniwmuxeng i"? "l?" 1199 A- M- 5t 1°01“ the Ron ers o! Oaned for their Granola. Evening Prayer 730 r M g ‘ m» B- um». ' " " .223? .:::::..i’:.1'1"“ m . i ' JUST ARRIVED __ Sm v l, in The Gulder in January. Lady Mum erau*z;'i".ia;.bzt.zbz"i..'r..rf'" “,:';:‘f"‘" 3'" °“°“*Y' ""8 kn": "Princess Elizabeth's career in "fur available. Going at ~ “ye “mm Jack Cameron‘ “The 'G'LildiD-S has been e strenuous one. 5”" F“ ‘fQhSSuZEWoiQEZ. 523.011.??? As Guide, petrol second, and then patrol ieadrr~of the Swallows, ehe ‘displayed the game sense of eflilfli‘ enjoyment, whether taking her Child Nurse Budge, practising first ;nid. or undertaking Second Class 01mm“ NOTICE f P 1 test work in Windsor Great Park. Milton and Rustioo flérliilliliag : _She immd hikes and open air cook- Mamlt 16th, 4th In 1.9m, 3L Johny!’ mg the greatest tun, me thoroughly Milton, Mowing may“. um A M‘. appreciated camp life st Iibogmore. Evening Prayer 7.30 PM. Si. Metric,’ "It was in i042 that He: lwoyei Rut-loo, Evening prayer 3m P_ M Highness uas enrolled ' a5 a Sen Wednesday, Mir h 19th, st, J’ 1 '5 Ranger. After eighteen months Milton. M8110 P? M. Rev, so“? l?‘ ',with the Starboard Witch. during e3 J. Davies, Rector, ‘which she had become shsnlyrnan.

AVAILABLE 7r? aunmns. ._ WM" Burbvrv Cone $141.00. Any- one interested please order from 911W Headquarters. 22 College st, T°I°m° l! once. Supply limited.

Lenten Meditations Prom The Times, London

FAITH’! VINDICATION 0B NBGATION

One ausmner afternoon in wer- tlme sn otiicer and. a cilepiein‘ stood wstcliing g, convoy o! ambul- snces esrrying wounded from the from. line to a casualty clearing’ elation. "This hell upon eat-now Ilid the officer, ‘.‘is the negation oi God.“ "By no means," the CIihp- ilin replied; “not negation but vindication." "whet e MBSIEIIJIBCB of evasion/k was the retort; “how can an inferno like this confirm‘ lhd not destroy faith in God?" I

His iriend’: answer was direct and unhesitatmg: “Christ 6nded_ hle Sermon on the Mount, which‘, is supposed by some to be s0 un-- practical, with a, challenge for just.‘ such a situation es this. 1e this chaos, or is it not, the result oi ‘keepin,’ his teaching? If it 1s no., it vindimtee his forecast of de- struction as the inescapable sequel to ‘hearing and not doing‘ hi5 words. ‘Everyone,’ he raid, "that hees-sth these words of mine and doeth them not i: like a, fool, who built his house upon sand; .. and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upcun that house. and it fell.‘ “ . . The fact that not. only those who reiect Christ's teaching in faith end. conduct suiier the disastrous

a source of painful perpicxrty. Christ. declared theta house built‘ upon the foundation c-f obedience

the mingling of those who "hear and do not“ with those who “hear and its aftermath? The ilfiswfll‘ l-s genie unity, and its travail there- fore Is one, as mankind is one.

The difference between them lies

upon those who themselves and are

bring it upon unrepentant,

This leads directly to the prob-

vidence,“ it has been well said. "i; an inference from Rericnlpucn". The great encounter between good ‘and evil which is life came to its

--__~- she was elected Bosun. end with-

sr. PAUL'S cuvncn. suuauyflin the next two years she took the March 1am, 1941. Fourth Sundlffi B Test, the Boating Permit and in Lent. 8.30 A. M, Holy Oounmun- the Health Section ct the Home ion, 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer, Emergency Service. crew Oamps

Liie o! Faith", Anthenb-"Ave had practice in uewing, canoeing Maria". Ansadell. 2.30 P. M. Sun- and eatllns. The Princess took

L115"? and Sermon, subject, ‘The were‘ held at Frogmore, and IhBY|vldence. Thue i-n the

climax in the crucifixion of Jesus. By the victory of the Cross .e achieved man's redemption, and s0 Good Fridsy and Easter Day be- came the eternal assurance oi p19- Christian Gospel God is vindicated-to re’- verz to the discussion between the chaplain and his challenger-inst

‘ill’ School and Bible ‘Class. 7.00 greet pride in their rapid improve- Evminz Prayer and Illustrated Ad- meni m ironwork. m March mo, dress. Subject, "The History of the Admiral pt the meet. Church oi England." WEKOIYIG.

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EVBFYbOdY King, renamed the ship S. R. B. -Du|ke of York, and it was on that H"- occasion that Prineeee Margaret . 31353 soQlETY DEPQQYTQIlY-‘wse enrolled es s see Ranger. In “Jme mpwwry l‘ Helmu" the summer. the crew won Adm!!- Bookstore. 142 Grant George Street, any Nwg-nmmh m“ “on gym- Chsrloitetdwn. makes it possible for wards they Wm, g0,- l week's "-3111- ylzou to secure easily oil Bibles. New , mg h, m 1; a m. B, gummy“,

”'““""" °" P°’“°"s °4 SMPWT“ ' There Princess Elizabeth took her piblished by bile British and For- mu “m” m ‘he work on bofleL {Pnmbh swmy‘ An "We pub‘ and in the organization ct’ the 1;‘? a", gddtxmgogtche ‘grfiwvzrious activities. For the 5B8- , QR“ °° F Bflm“ y‘ f‘ Remer Jubilee Yes-r. the Prim!!! n l. ermane o0 tore and n-‘hmwured ‘he mum by “comm fps’: titeBible Society goods at any r m commodore_ _ . ' “The Princes; lends e. very bu

Beer the Childrelfe Choir o! the Air over C.I‘.C.Y. each Saturday

9y orrv roucs covnr -- At the 11“- Wiih "W"! 0mm‘! “m”! b’ Oily Police Court yesterday mom-‘Ymfi n" WW0 “@5981”? “hi” in; s wa-rrentwse iseued for thew”? m "'9 9°“ hm‘ Wm "m" u‘ a drunk and mcawbkheemot therefore hopet st r‘e t (whose bsiiflvue estimated. A men-‘MVB V"? mm“ ‘Bimre i” F" ° renamed M", wmng B wnceayed the Branch. but st the some time ‘wagon w“ rmmded ‘o, om her understanding ed the 41¢?“ A prohibition ease. that ofll-‘fllfmg mflduzfmrgllly ‘xx, h” m‘ epinc iiqilm- for sale. drew p. time "l? ‘ 0d $200 and costs of three months w’ m!” m“ “nag? an“? in jsil while a second was fined s25 W1" M" I" °PP°1'"1" Y "u" end com or one month on s similar "m" "w" chm ‘,° m‘ Mm“? chsrle. A third prohibition case "19 M"'*°'d“““1"“"“" use dimisepd et the request o! the

The lillierslic company at Girl

ii e. m. Holiness Meeting. 2.80 p. m. Sundey school.

Interesting lessons for all.

‘I l’. M. Evangelistic Meeting.

Weeknight meetinls eseh Thurs- dey ei I PM.

Al] ere cordially Invited to st- tend the shove meetinse. You ere Welcome!

MelorandMre-Vleterblselnel

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i comer. of wmeuhaurrr. ergo: n“; 3m“ 0F s1; Lumsl __ Grant is Csptsin, s orwe e 39m Momhmmdmemne worshlp’ five dollars to the Aid to China ‘g the K141 “yum-rm, ‘m b, cm.‘ Fund. Well done liiiersilei ducted by the Mirlieter, the Rev. r- M I mwiinr vi the Glide" H, Eugen Somgfl‘ M, A" $311M,‘ Club or Ohrlottetcwm held ‘(burs- who will sieo preach the summJ-dev eveninc it W“ 4w!!!“ 1° in the Morning on "The Gate Te-I teke pen in the collection of words the East”; and in the Even~ books for the children of ling- ing on ‘That The Cooling Waters’ land. which is beini 900110"!!! ‘hiey Flow Free Again" The Church’ by the Toronto Public Library.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street

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emu Servles poem my m n Prsysr Meeflng Wedneede! e1 3 I-

Aillmlle hllltily Invited.

FLIBKER TAXI

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d "ltd scarcely em [my gxmflv I wish the Society wbmmi prosperity and um? i" l" llhillloorilnt

‘Qitnedv w- 1v- Melkenlie King

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"Specialists in the fil- tlng of giasees for the oerreeiion of oeuier de-

_ ‘ Miss E. Lillian McKenzie.‘ and each company it naked to Mm. Bscorvill direct the musicl contribute one new book and which will ineiude Gees’ snthem in] any need books in good condition. the Morning, "0 saviour oi the A 1m, o! suggested titles can be World" and. Thmolpson-SMentcvs obtained Irem Mrs. Piekud at anthem in the Even-m “Softly , the Bike shop. 0r from the Pub- md ‘liendwlv Jenn i; canine." The lie ubmy. snd Miss rues rick-

Ii- M» Thvsequence,

by the fulfillment 0i évi-i‘: iron "sin bringetil iulih beech"; and then, for ‘will receive it, by God’s victory over sin and death in Christ's Cross and Resurrection.

- Blllill 0F THANKS

The undersigned WiL|h to express herein their deep appreciation {or the meny expressions o! empathy

iéiiifiififli to them at the time of

ltheir recent bereavement, by way ‘of Redness, manages and iiovers.

i Signed-Mn. won-m n. rmuue

ch i gnd Family. \

Orwell Cove, P. E. Island.

| In" Memoriam m m“ ‘m1 1471;; y oi our dear brother

i crL, MYION w. coup muee in Ottsnvl. Much 1a. ma.

‘Ibo heavenly gates were evened i A gentle voice said come ' Amt with his Ierewelis unspoken ' ue bravely entered home. .

Badly Mined by Sister Dlby end Drother-In-Lw.

who eke Meroh 1s, 1m.

dad who has to results of that rejection is to mzmyfduwtim‘ “Mu? ma“ “m” h°

and do" in the sullerings of wart ihst, the human family is an or-lmglmd- A‘ a mm“ “i m“ ‘he

and those who endure it in lzuthv 1nd patience as a divine‘ (iififlpiliit:

lam oi providence. “Belief in p1'0-|

those who‘.

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MARCH , 1s. 394v

b Literature l And Life 5 iiy 1.3.1:... ‘i INDBCIQYQN

Not long ego I heard Dr. Robert MaoClure, of Chine give an address to college students, and It wee from the heart. 1t had the note oi sinnerity and dealt with personal

glen-his awn. It wee no book W138. but throbbed with life. ‘Pile-re was one striking thing he said (and the address was filled with striking things) wee that as he went up end‘ down Canada. shuee his return from the East, he found that ‘ ’ “ ‘- seemed to characterize s great nanny people. There seemed to be so mflny People who did not know whore they were going. He feared that this was too true of many students in our universities.

He went on to say that advent- uzre could be deimed s; risk for s. ptrpose. and that it needed de- clsimt. He made en appeal to students. and there were hundreds before him. Too man-y be tented watt to the iliiversizy without having any well-deflated ptrpoee in view. Have we not known students who took their B, A. degree and had not made any Very careful study of any department o! beam- ing so, that they were not capable of filling any reel place in life. The earn his uwn

is going. Years B80 I read u story about the late lmd Rosebery~tc the

to his words “fails not for it waswflect m“ when '1 ymmg ma“ he founded upon a rocks. why, Ulemlhad three ambitions which he said

he was determined to attain. They were to win the Derby, become prune minlsiea- of Gfifli Britain, and marry the riches! heiress in

vcrlter said that in due time realized all three. one may auntie. and yet the psychology is sound-

in the spiritual eflect of ovofierlng‘ he had 81m‘ he made declsmns and

carried them out. He was not in- [ihfse cases guilty of indecision, at ‘least lwt then though he was e. disappointment as prime minister. There i5 a little temperance hymn iwhieh has Daniel as its insuimtion. fbure to he a Daniel . . . , , “Dare i0 have a purpose firm. gdvaxe to have it known." The Bible ‘which is so rich in ail type; of personality has another character 1 who mamtifuted its lack oi this very |qua1ily—decision. I mean Pontius iPiIate, the Roman governor before fwhom Jesus was taken. He tried ilhe Saviour. heard evidence and was ‘wcmvinced that there was nothing

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that years miter some one Pilate it he had not had prisoner called Jesus before who was crucified, and the Rnman governor mid that he could not remember anything about what was referred to.

But the One whom he had tried was o. character who knew whst decision one. We mad that he "set. his face to go to Jerusalem" His face seemed to have a, certain kind of architecture that day. It made an impression an the beboiders. The lads who tell in the late war had decision, they met the enemy. but like Him whcwwent to Calvary _they did not all come back. He who went to His cross did not come beck. (Mien those who make de- cisions that may mean life or death, do not come back.

Let m; hope that the charge ihei. Dr. MeioOiure made against the people of our day nxuy be remedied

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