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‘me GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

igion And I .ife By Very Bev..Geo_rge o. Pidgeon, o.o.. L.I..D.

First Moderator oi the United Church of canals (copyright)

The train Journey through therknowledge and skill to relieve the mountains and across the prairies sufferers and to stop the progress in mid-winter stsrtles one into at the plague. In many cases this thoughtfulness these days. There ‘past winter fire has broken out in we were perfectly comfortable in homes. and men and women have well-equirpvped cars. with every -plunged into rooms filled with

‘ty generously met, thrilled smoke and flame to rescue the aged with the grandeur of the snow on or the child. A new force is dis- the mountains and amazed atthe covered in nature which will do reports we heard of the cold on the wonders for mankind when under-

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' AFTERNOON Tm’ B‘3’“5" prairies stood and controlled and scientists wn"£_‘”°‘;5P:3;’t’;' "°d“'v Rb‘ But men were facing the risks of at once begin their experiments

snowslide end the storm in order that our journey might be unbrok- en. and men were frosobitten at- tending to our trains at forty or

knowing full well that a. single mistake may expose their own lives to a deadly thrust. Consider for example, the number of ma/rtyrdorns

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thing that we might enjoy our freedom, and many made the sup- reme sacrifice in defense of our homes and altars, and rightly we magnify their heroism. But too of- ten we overlook ministries equally self-forgetful which are offered at

nify the conssmwnces at the deed at the cost or its governing motives or principle. with some the self- ‘giving which sometimes results in sacrifice means self-enlargement ‘and gratifying reel ts.In fact, Jesus pointed out on more occasions

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Puretast Wet 0' F" C‘ Y‘ every turn of the way. than one that self-sacrifice is the W’ M" "°" “""‘ “'1' “"591 In °“|' 0"“ |"""‘°* IIMCIIIIII’ ASA-REX -rnnnnrs cos-1-mm c,.....-Wu Mm A story from the ancient world way to self-realization. *°“'"‘°I- ""1 will be visited to rive I demonstration at any 100' ' ' ﬂy may correct us here Those f The d 1 9 in time, - we Harbour Rink. Wednesday. March ~ - ° "5 °8”° ° "W W“ I '

who were accustomed to roam (the fields and woods in ooyhood remem- ber gratefully springs from which we used to drink and often in our weariness we long for the cooling drauzhus that refreshed us in days

fluence is the sincerity behind the instruction and counsel given. Two of the most effective teachers in Canada demanded from their stud- ents mastery of the technicalities of their subject in a way that aston-

lst. Woilie soant1ebu.ry's skating troupe will perform.

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THURSDAY. March 7th and 9th. for 210:: Young People's “surprise Concert." ‘Directed by Mrs. Arthur

W‘ ' 50° the well at Bethlehem——a well be-‘subjects taught.

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Health and Welfare a/t Queen Square School at 130 P. M.. Perk- [dole 2.30 P. M. on Tuesday, Feb-

130 P. M.. Rodhfoxrl Square School 2.30 P. M. on Wednesday. March 1st. Notzre Deane Academy at 1.30 P. M. and Model! School 1’. M. on lllmrsday. March 2nd.

THE NATION'S BUSINESS. (M. J. Coldweli will speak over CZBA fubject. "It Is Now

IMMUNIZING CLINICS will be ndzuct .. by the Department of

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own comrades had risked their lives

should do thisl It is the blood of

of ancient days rarely found finer

At that moment Bethlehem was.the powerlessness of a speech. per- occupied by a Philstfne garrison, | feel: in form but lacking in fire. and But four of his young men eager for l 9. friend commented, "I perceived bdventure and devoted to their that virtue did not go out of him." chief. broke through the Philstine1'l‘he orator who would reproduce guard and brouxht him water from ' his convictions in his audience must that spring. David was moved to throw himself into his oratory: the depths; water for which his when Winston Churchill staked every personal interest and ambit- ion to arouse the spirit of Britain to maintain her freedom, his words were like sledgehammci blows, driving the message home to every heart. only by self-giving can any service reach its highest effeciive- ness. and the glory of our race is that this is so often given.

What is Christianity anyway but salvation by sacrifice? At its fount

was too sacred to him for even parched lips to touch. so he poured it out as a perfect offering to God and hallowed his action with this prayer: "Far be it from me that I

ﬁielllwllc went at the peril of their was ” The insight of that soldier-saint

China by Canadian missionaries. but many of the most thrilling have never been written. These are stor- ies which missionaries do not tell, and they deal with the ways in which they have borne with the infinnities and hatred of men in order to lift them above the weak- ness and wickedness of their past. Today with Communism in com- mandinohine, and with full know- ledge oat the hatred which many of them feel for Christianity. the missionatriu of the Church are re- rneining at their posts to hold the ground gained for the cause of Christ and to advance wherever advoncernent is possible. Often

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first floating herring oil factory began production here recently. The “Clurpea," as the ship is called. has a production capacity of up to 5.000 barrels a day. It can receive 16,000 barrels of herring under deck and 6.000 barrels above and is equipped with tanks for 8.000 tons of herring oil.

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Mvnv M0" 0"" H" E X R I v. cu-y pom“; Com“ _ M expression. The man of war recog- is the self-giving or the son of God Annodengfreglggltglilsse Isidecrinilaiﬁi mm . ._1,h:o;“Iv‘:llIb|I II symptoms are esilml. the sﬁpmdjuy Mu.s“.a.w._, Cour. nized what is often forgotten by the which. through the wickedness of omnm church, 3...; 11», .11 mm” gm‘ "l";-W” “M ¢,......""“"‘“.... M... Pod“. pack of .5 which yum.day_ two men charged with man of peaee—the exceeding pre- men, culminated in the Cross. The back to the principle with which .1 Anhri nhnunstiun and ‘ the“ under 32, pleaded sum}, to cioiusness of service offered at the key principle of the Christian ethic wg glggx-tQd...',h3 “cut of ,1] SD...“ -]1)'i'.).ﬁu;{n‘.ne“?.e;pll:.nlsI_snt G . I ' W .'h.h‘ui.“mh the charge and we," remanded rls .or cost. of life. is the'bellevers self-investment in ual success is self-surrender to the an ‘.1-. as ollur orsa - on;

:10‘ m wedmsd. for sentence How often service or this quality others self-realization. The story of cause and to the Lord of life. dru has DOLO . Get a bottle (ode

vent the -51-“ qwn-cl rm .‘§'.‘,,, charge mi’ .,... ,5 ...,, ,e_' is ortered in our time and accepted the rounding or Christianity in par ._.__._______ --("I-‘TDOLOIN helvgv-,°9,e;,g:,:*",;';

. can commend. Gqacooceoo mm M the that of . mall amount as a matter of course! Ah epidemic an countries abounds in instances Tum young p-Aguggs “.;,_,,j,",'__.,,k }[,,° 72.4.2.2‘ "M" '''"'°‘‘'* “W” or «-1 m we .*:'.::.“..‘:i.: ‘.’}..“‘.‘..‘2“.°‘““ e2°°'rv- :i..:.:2:’:';“:. ~ f ..‘il.‘:..":J‘:':.'.'.°° «.22.-.*".. -rt _ , an m- o e pe. _ - — 0/ ”"°°°’I'”°°°““w"'d ’°°°“uy' T"’° drunk “Pd d1’°’ mediatcly a nurse volunteers her incidents have been related of -the au‘:¢8:1cu1]:ug.;‘91 5:)1.::1:s ..."3...,..'§'.’.§5. ""’ .0 53° g3ih..',°“' mm‘ (/0 bosdbla experienced edvlor. derlles appeared. one being fined m. d dd. t st bush t th Town“, - H 072 A.d’°{°°'m’“hbp.’“ am ‘ml com or m days um the s cesan cacs her sdentilio c a men of e christian .1.-,1 ._.-¢.,_ llli NEW ANII-HISIAMINE mm A r c rm hi.‘ N.‘ “do” otlwr 85 and costs or 10 days.

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COUET OF DIVORCE — At the last sitting of the Court of Divorce four decrees were made absotvutc. Decree absolute was granted the

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plaintiff in the following cases: Edna Arnelde. Creamer, plaintiff and

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plaintiff vs Eugene Cordon Penny and Daisy Joan Jen-klnson. defend- this.

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1.111 :’.f:‘.‘’..“.';‘..'..‘:.’..‘. .‘3’.:i‘.°.. .....' .'.i¥Y.~ Y's lienttes Vote Mr. mm w. mum. M. L. Comilrrued from page 2 a while. I am not prepared to A. 15 Inthiollli ‘*0 “W114 T110 1090:‘ S w..k “ . any jun hm" mm u go“ um. Y n - ing of esesson, sccompanmed 3; . p over the dinner table or at You could 1....-1 my amount Mrs. Phillips. They are gue e F e°nv.nI.nc. onr 6''

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empty shells or bones WIDE |b°‘""

"The life of a lobster is not long in any case," continued the .t‘.nr_\I teller. “You know. they are “‘.kiular cannibals. often eating -ach other up when they are ‘Dung out sheliers, and lobster =ozl\vn is a favourite dish of the Himzz tribe: so, you see. with one enemy or another, always mu-suing the youngsters, one often \\0llCICi‘S how any of them man- Ines to escape)?

"When a lobster shed its shell. I'““' does it protect ‘ its tcndcr lady?" 1 questioned.

sh nd farmers often gfeead this ‘on their fields for fertilizer." _ 1 You have been reading I_ rel pioneers story about the flslalnl of lobsters on the south more some seventy-three yell‘! 18°-

, ancient MARVEL

The i; ' gardens of Babylon had terraces ranging from 70 $9 300 feet above ground level and were watered from st/oraB° “"33 on the highest terrace.

and et'tbis"prico_ it's a ehalIengeYto',

your sense of value! it's unlikely that you can match

The regular monthly meetlns 0‘ the vs Menettes club met at the "V1" on no. is. with the VICO-PW‘ sldent Mrs. Arthur nuvar smold- mg. The regular routine business waaﬁlwoﬂﬂl of and various com- mittees were epialoilgtfd for ma: comin r as o : rs and lgnytgtainment — Mrs. Rn? smellihan. Mrs. J. D. Davison. Mrs- gu-ny .MscPhe1-son. Mrs. Fred Gamble.

’ Ways and Means -— Mrs. C. K. Presby. Mrs. Albert Lev. Mrs. Rich- ard Mathieson. Mrs. Jae. Cameron.

Refreshments Mrs. Merritt llbrsythe, Mrs. Wilfred l'..ivI!'|€IlI°ﬂ-

Convention -— Mrs. Neil Mc- Lean, Mrs. George Ives. Mrs. A..J. I-laslam. NR3. ‘I1 361*-

Vlslting -— Mrs, Willard spen- cer. Mrs. John Mcilair.

The club voted 8100.00 as a do- nation to the Y. M. O. A. insin- tenance drive. Mrs. Laura Kitehert.

supervisor of the Women's til at Falconwood l-IOIPIIM IIVG I wry informative and inlnrestins tat on the work being done at the hospital. The meeting closed with the Mizllth benediction. which tea was served by the com- mittee in charge.

__:______._ A FIIOSTY FRIDAY ..__.

. WINNIPEG. Feb. 24 — (OP) — The weather man departed from his usual staid prose today to quip: "This was the frosty Friday morning."

And it was. It was I‘! desfﬂl below sure at one stage of the morning, a‘ 70-year-record for the

d te. . - ‘Today's forecast was for so de- grees below rein overnight-

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W Jean. who passed swsy February

after 1.

Mrs. Iouis Harper has been visit- ing her daughter Mrs. Miller also anothe Noreen in Charlottetown.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John L. Mobonald, who departed this life February 28th. 1009.

Never will he be forgotten

Never shell his an y fade, saddest faces will always linger Around the grave where he is laid.

Sadly Missed by sisters.

T , IN MEMORIAM

MOOIIE-In loving memory of our darling daughter and sister. Anita

ﬁlth. 1940. It the tender no of 8 years and 11 months.

ln s little country graveyard Not very far away

as the one we loved so dearly But the one we could not save.

God only knows the loneliness That ﬁlls our hearts today

Aewa thlnknponsyearago When our dear baby passed away.

Cod gsvetus strength to hear our e

Courage to face the blow not what it meant to lose her No one will ever know.

Into sweet rest she hseentered Nonsorsto Iaﬂerorwoep. Intsafelntiis ermsoilesns On;-derllngialaet asleep.

IsnIlvm-ed.'ena!.ovingiynunsm- bond by Mason’. Daddy and In-vtlasrlrnls.

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Also OUAKER dairy ration. pig starter. sow ration. laying mosh. calf meal. etc.

CASH OFF CAR—5c per ewi. less than above prices.

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LEMONS. 2for..... .......9c CORN FLAKES I5: CARNATION MILK I5:

Station Is right next door. Paying Top Market Prices

E. W. CARMODY

Dealer In DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS

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Maple Leaf FLOUR. 98's in print $6.10 Maple Leaf FLOUR. 24's. In Tao Towel $1.75 misses-s aeeaonso ousaaaev

ALSO: Laying Maali. Pig Grower. Chick Starter. Pig Starter. Dairy Ration. ate.

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._ mas beeuty_and ﬁne color of this‘ , brilliant.‘ I ﬂawless solitaire I stmeny; _-a_r.he.rs_ near our Iel_Ii_lI§d pricel .

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T IN MEMORIAM

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