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t” e. to drink some pints every day between meals.

The valuable part of all drinks in general use is" not their flav- oring, but the water which is their basis. r Milk is the ideal combination of food and drink. especially _for young children. Ihult drinks, or- ange, lemon, grape, etc., are pleas- ant and very healthful; tea freshly made is refreshing. , in order tovbe o! use to the body. the water in these drinks must be easily separated from the other constituents. Some - drinks contain so much sugar or hther food matter that the, water that might be released for'its' special work in the body contlnuesto be used to dissolve this food. Sugar ir-uaeful. so sweet drinks are not harmful, but they are not thebest fonquenchlng thirst. '

In the cesa of intoxicantl tgie matter is much more serious, or alcohol is very greedy for water and quickly absorbs it. and so prevents it from doing. its work. It even robs the water from the cells of 1th: body. _We have all seen the 1st beer drinker, who carries around with him a system loaded- up with waste matter. The alcohol has never given the water n chance to eliminate the rub- bish properly. Besides with-hold- ing the water. the alcohol in strong drink inflames and irritatos the linings of the mouth, and stomach in somewhat the same manner as does salt. It will thus be easily seen that beer, wines and spirits are more likely to create thirst than to quench it. In fact it is well known amongst drinkers that one drink, instead of satisfylnB. usually creates a de- sire for more.

The very characteristic that makes a good "dryer" of great value to the photographer, makes its worse than useless as s quencher of thirst.

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reads the ‘Tidings. for Ihave re- ceived get-weil cards and good wishes from every province and I want ‘to ewresa auinoere thank you to all my friends who are re- me. I am »very well Physically. and the doctors that I am" making excellent pro- gress. but the condition‘ of my eyes is still very serious, so I must stay in and around Torontofor a few months. in order to be near the doctors. I am still carrying on my work though. and hope to con- tinue to do so forsommtime; ’ I just want you all to know that 1 am really well and happy and rarin’ to go. and will be look-

ing forward to meeting many of you again. . - l- a . “Rovers

(Edna Grant.)

“SALVATION IS 0F JIWS”

These are the solemn‘ words of our Lord Himself, pronounced to atwomsn who needed this teach- ing desperately. She was a Gentile.‘ and she thought the Jews were Just too low-down for her to have any dealings with. The Holy Spir- it reinforces this pronouncement when we come to Romans S: 2. ". . .unto them (the Jews) were commilieu- the oracles o! God." Then to clinch the argument irrevocably and irrefutably,. you will find that God's eternal des- tinies for this earth will never be realized or accomplished until this very same Israel is brought back to Him and becomes His ment in n. world-wide missionary crusade such ‘as the world has never known and with results that the world has never dream- ed of. “What shall the receiving of them (the conversation of the Jews) be, but life from the dead?" Romans 11:5.

Why not take your position on the side of God? He has spoken good concerning Israel. Shall you, and can you do otherwise?

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fering. Service in the United Ohurch on Easter Sunday at 7.80 intthe. evening.

The devotional which consistod of, Invocation‘! Hymn. There Is~ a Green I-Iiil ar Away.

Responsive reading. 7M in hymnary was led by the president.

Ibllowing this the pageant, “ThossvPlaces Fair" was present-

Places Fair; Bethlehem. Nazareth. Olivet. Caperanum, Jerusalem and Calgary were taken by Clsrinda Simpson. Mary Simpson. Bessie MoorehShirley Stevenson. Winni- lee OiTark, and Martha Simpson. who read appropriate portions from the Bible. Following each place appropriate tabloaus were shown. Those taklngpart in tab-- leans were, Earith Macbead, Mrs. David Johnston and ‘her two child- ren, Stewart and Ruth. Carol MaoLcod and Janet Stewart. Dur-

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The whole town talking about the Oharlottbtown Y's Men's Va- riety Show. which is being pre-

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ing in the Prince of Wales Aud- itorium at eight o'clock.

Featured in this show is a Fashion Parade. in ‘which promin- ent local men model the old look and the new look in ladies’ fash- ions. In addition there will be ae- lections by the Y's Men's (lhorus. a sensational Blrls’ quartette,

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eight-handed piano numbers; - ular songs by Phyllis Lules. Ali’ McKearney and his violin. Mcandrew and his saxophone. and ior good measure seine melodrama and humorous skits.

The proceeds of the show is for boy's work and‘ other community projects. carried on by the Y's Men. .

There are a few tickets‘ still available at Elia Grocery and Henderson and Oudlnore. -

ing the tabieaus the choir with Mrs. Edward Graham as organist sang fitting hymns. "

Following this pageant the of- faring was received by Mary Simpson and Shirley Stevenson and dedicated.

The Second 'Pageent was, The Christian Trail. As the choir sang, When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, two readers, Mrs. Stirling Stewart and Miss Helen Green came to the platform. They read portions of the Crucifixion, . then retired.

During the singing of “Tie Mid- Brow" by Messrs. Lowell Wyand. George Olsrk and Olaf Stevenson the 'I‘tires Marys. Mary Magdalene,

Miss Jennie Moore; Mary-Mother of Juus. Mrs. Alfred Alfred Moore; and the Other Mary, nice Axeworthy came to the plat-

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this part was taken by Mr. Ralph Burdett, who brought cheer and comfort and the glad. news that Christ is not dead. but risen." The choir then sang, Jesus Shall Reign Wherirer The Sun. a During the singing the two readers returned, read other portions ‘of Scripture and,said that our questi was to find "The Christian Trail". The. Man then appeared and offered prayer.

This was followed by the clos- ing hymn, Ohrist the Lord is Ris- en Today" and benediction by Rev. Geo. Gough. .

The Church with the Gross and garden effect ss a background and flowers at the front and the ‘white and black’ gowns of those taking part made a very impres- sive service.

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