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DAILY

LENTEN MEDITATIONS

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IDVI TOWARD! GOD

From n Correaporfietit

"0 God, who has prepared for them that love Thee such good things as pass men's understand- ing". Biblical reference is to I. Dae- sage ln Isaiah, 3.5 re-yvorded by St. Paul. who turned the original "them that wait for Him" into "them that love Him.“ But its spirit is most closely akin to that of the first ED15- tlo of St. John.

To live in the power of these words would be to know the secret of true religion. Whoever should attain to such love as this would have pas 2d out of the regloircf religious anxieties untl controversies. He could not yet see all things clearly and have an answer to every question. Even love must be cont/mt in this life to look thro h s. mirror nnd to wiult for that silt t which is face to face. But stich expectancy would not be an impatient desire to enter a distant and unknown coun- try. ‘Phat lS the tiilsiake which re- sults front an oversharp separation 0i present from future and of the life here from the life beyond. There ls indeed. tvhrtt Benjamin Which- cote. the Cambridge Platonist. calls "the separate state"; but, in full ac- cord with the Netv Testament tcttching that the true. eternal life can penetrate and transform that state, hc points out that "religion is the introduction of the divine life into the soul of man." and that in the aiptirnte state men can be really happy onlv “by having a divine love ruling in their hearts. btlt sell-res- ignation and submission to the div-

ine will, and by being like unto l God."

ill these words there is nothing peculiar to one school of thought or ecclessiiistical tradition. All the fifvlli Christian tettchers would rec- ognize iii tliein the message ol the

Gusiicl as to the true cottrse and lo

direction of human life. Difterences as to the means whereby a. man may reach and continue in the true course do not affect the conviction WlllUll all share tlmt this is the highway where peace and Joy are to be found, and that he who would

. walk it aright iriust lift up his heart

in love towards God

Yet if such be the nature of true religion. its very splendour may bring disquiet into the spirit of the Christian who knows how far he is from any sure apprehension or ex- pression of itnt his own experience. There are religious duties which he and though he not claim that his perform- ance of them were anything but

would

i halting and imperfect, still he would

find no difficulty in the command tn aim at their fulfilment. But love a’ God may appear to him as an

e81 beyond his reach: to the glow-

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»it might be with him. a wish that he 1am the vollw dot II can see no hope of translating into 5"!“ m0 1h. 71840111. UN I0 IN 116111011 YBVOIWB in Fallen” '1" a. present reality. ‘Ihomime an his no more from it . I“! “$121031! ‘mm

This consciousness of the vcrty. ‘l “ww” m * mm‘

even o; me nommmm. o; ,1’, M.‘ w ll heowwl. Ami tint m place or pole nod colon with colored which the soul has for God, ll I “up u“ “"1118 F!“ doll- danger to the spiritual life only Th‘ 7”" n‘ "n93 "mmwn" '——'-' when it is accepted as n. Dennanent- B1 new» Ind Hid tolerance. wnmm; AND rtmnms iy true record of the relation in And "h"! I I10“ rdlwl-l ml ———- which that particular soul stands to In the public library the other God, 1n such accepbgnoe 1a;- wo 04' over-evanescent ‘youth e short man was reading Long- great weight is attached to the Lot mc not Merl-st y design l ow, o, servant was readln But- liiunttn side. as though the verdict ‘m cling to hours no longer no lcr s Jeweller was interesEed in delivered on the basis of conscious Gilnt resignation, 10rd, to mo Goldsm th, on engineer asked for feeling weie a necessarily accurate And lec me grow old gracefully! lever, s fisltmonger was tending representation of the truth. More- ...Mg,y Rlchswne, gheuey, |, hlacksmlm gnqujped 1o;-

oter ,tl1e Christian is always wr

when lie suggests to himself tho what hc finds or docs not find with- in himself can never be changed. That Judgment also is all too human; it does not allow for the

fact of the o r d l0 f God ma‘ m I k L‘ us ‘or directed towlilrg till; soul? xgor for the ml“ l ‘ml’ rub 0“ on the illumination which may follow any n:

when_ the Christian no longer tries to think of himself in an isolated, individual relation to God. but resi- izes that lie too is caught up into that response which the redeemed people rind Church of God makes to the Divine love, confeming with St. John, " e love because He first loved us.”

"Thy nature and_ Thy name is love": that name which through the Gospel we have learnt to give to God remains the word by which most truly the character of man's grateful response to that love may be expressed. “When ye pray. say ‘O-ur Father.’ " He who seeks to bring his life into harmony with the prayer that Christ has taught us need not be fearful lest there should be no love of God in his heart. Fhr drawing near to God in the spirit of’ humble and faithful‘ sonship. he will be attended. though he may not dis- cern its presence, by the spirit of re.

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that struggle dvwn. but

long enough to

sec under the longer hairs.

so tho and make the hair-do untidy.

FLARING WHITE COLLAR The sort Oil dress

thetoftihwu tlwope e

lllmlberj ack with

and lace. h.

GAY FLOWERS FOR. CONVALESCENTS COTTON BLOUSES I08.

SPRING SUITS Launderable blouses are

ltf you with to cheer up a. con-

Don't clip off nape-of-neck hairs P8111991‘ and humor them gienttl they are

Wrap t-‘hem around a bob-pin and pin them up out of sight, or our] them t. they don't hang straight down to mar the natural hairline

that becomes idrobe is l. for afternoon lack silk crepe with accordion-pleated skirt and trimmed

big flaring collar of white pique ti Big gauntlet cuffs to

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s flour merchant lead

01' M-ill, a lancer asked for Shakes- arid a. hedger asked for ome.

h CARE 0F TEETH IS IMPORT- ANT IN MAINTAINING GOOD HEALTH

they

If teeth are to last a lifetime,

ou e thivughmtistth which begins long before a

develop properly building period,

up ls born and proceeds continuously

until early adult last tooth healthy, teeth must be sustained and protected through the mature yell-rs and as long as life lasts.

life when the appears. 'I‘o remain

Certain positive health practices are regarded ss essential to good dental health. ‘Iiiese resolve them- selves convenintly into a well- balanced. three-fold program: 1- per food for nourishment of the

to

O lgeth; 3—daily cleansing by brush- ins: 3—¢&re of the teeth by means of regular trips

a to the relationship 0n to sound varying opinions at present as to the particular dietary

to the dentist.

has been given of good nutri- teeth. There are

essential or

group of essentials which are 1n- dispensable to strong- teeth. Pres-

enit- lnfonnta/tlon, however,

points

the fact that a diet adequate in

all respects, including recommend.

vitlescent friend, remember that n , dé- ed amounts of milk. not onlv es. mixed bouquets of bright-colored "e64 BS B must’ item in ml- tiabllslies a good general stale of spring flowers will show to gay lfllys HD1198 wardrobe. All the nutrition. but is it controlling fag- flgviggllflrge against the drab wells ffllfilf lwbpllleeg, x110? lhihlsli msh- tor in the arrest of dental decay. o e hospita. Varied bloo- ° 9- 0 IPFLYIG

som shapes, as well as hues, are gigs”! ll 9» b00111 Y!“ 501' -"'*— recommended for corivalesoen fts <

because they give the patientgsglsye some <1! the materiel that SUNSHWE NECESSARY T0 an extra. focus of interest. An old- W111 be sl-Yle leaders in the new HEALTH 0F BABIES fashioned bouquet of snapdragons 131011595: RN bmyfi. bill-WES. s m

daffodils, sweetpeas. marigoldg and 9188116168 811d 17191195- FY1811?’ um ne is “e553” for m‘? harcissus is an arrangement that mil wit colors such as coral "mm" "will M’ all lllfanl-s Par- can be ogunrtgd on u, b,“ em nk an clmrtrettse will be “Welly f0? llw prevention rick- dividends of cheer w mid-winter I t - °"‘~ “lfllfmlis elwllld be kept in shut-ins. Roses, gla-dioll or carna- m‘ °pen a" “d 511115111119 When-

Embrclderles Seen

t‘ i bit l t f- ions n rgli coors are op a with spur“ suns

vorltec with convalescent-s.

A lumousiNume for, l qtxitellcnte i

ltycur grocer‘: In 1- end 12-05. packages - also In lm pr o v ed F l L T E R t en balls.

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BABIES ARE HEAVY DRINKERS

The ql-lwl-lon of what section of Poliullflllml (1065 the

heavi- ltlis been answered —

it's the lti ants. According to the current issue of Modern Medicines, a jmirnsl of diagnosis and treat- ment, an infant requires two to gireeélmflswmore fluid in propor- . . on we i than an adult. In 332M141”! in bet-ween for dmm- r n baby require two ounces of w ' for each pound it weighs.

WOMAN’S FROM CHILDHOOD INTO FIFTIES mm- '

m“: Perhaps The Greatest Disillusion Comes

A group ofuwometn were tslkln e me o it woman's . amume e pen c season is éplpfrgwtlthstilsift the CODXIGIIEHSIIE] theory about it. alfrt-rlfreedanltl bubbling roger with gland hi!!! B91113. when 811915 1999"" u an gum rcus a awow

dance and play? about and amuse herself. 0f course. it K1088 11599911 all" wity to some lucky little Jones, but for most girls it is n

- strum, worry and anxiety, when they have t» ‘ with problem that they lack the know- ledge and experience to solve and meet the dis- appointments that they haven't the philosopni to bear. Every girl exists in s. constant stale of the jitters for fear she W0!" be lnvlied W m‘

most Unhii.

WOIIIIIII.

it i k - h - h the honeymoon sets,‘ I think a woman shifterseisxtanosirrac031;:‘swlggliugfgegeggglfgfggefggt

i» l, disc ' ia marriage ' glliqtydgsllelutllltlltligihf it waslvglllg to be, and that her_ husband has Chii-USEU from a romantic hero into a. tired business mun with temper and nerves and fussy little ways. and that she has tackled a Job that she doesn t

said another woman.

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hy Dix Says-

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UNHAPPINESS RUNS

When The Honeymoon Sets

do b0 “flmolifu. 13b‘ i

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dates her for the school prom or the football game, she thinks that she might just as well do. and be out of a world that is nothing but soi- And if a. girl happens to be one of those unfortunate ones who have no attraction it: men, who never have s. boy friend, whose Papal always have to take them to parties and wno sit zit home and rend improving books while cthei girls are out having good times. she goes tnrougi. flfinprtyrdom of hunuliotion that scars he!‘ ml e.

IOW.

WHEN HONEYMOON SETS

know how to pull off.

-~ -" - l b t bl uit rid flat cake and threat- eningTlloe g5’;‘§§ci1'e§.pi§i%ifil§'b§§§u£r§r wllilt hell" husband says about the coffee may be funny in it comic strip, but it is one of the memories that

a. woman salts down with her tears."

~ i ti l t ed f a. woman's life," said s. thitltll ltlclnhtltillliltesiilgtiti-‘llélc slice rsllelles hell-l beynillty fade» 119T °°mP1°X1°n g0, her hair get grizzled, her figure turn into a living skeleton or a felo- ther bed. and she has to face the awful fact that she has gotten midd e- And it is in the forties that she beams to worry ilbollt losing her husband and to endure torments of jealousy every time he looks at a debutante, and to wish she hadn't worked so hard and pinched the pen- nies to help him get on Easy Street so that he would be a. shining mark [or t-he gold-diggers and have the leisure to look around it Olllel‘ Women-

“ n in the forties that a woman is worried to death over her

aged.

Aditis

children.

them from wrecking their lives by 111813118 S1115’ mlllTlflfles- help them get on their feet and settled in ll I by the husband she has loved and slaved for for half a lLfet me. and often having 119i‘ heurt broken bv willful children who bll

upon her. Oh. the forties are a. rainy day in a. woman's life

Anxiety about their conduct if they are wild. Trying to keep

time of stress

ut whit wot rlhood," salt Ginh

time when sue is boys. and has nothing to do but

'l.rylng t

sham

looks forward to with dread and remembers with horror."

WHAT ABOUT THE nmms? _ "

"I think the fifties are the dreariest years of B. womans life, sold the fourth woman, "because they are the emptiest ones. No matter what her ““"i°““it‘"°'i§-h° ytllliunlrznfilllehasegovllgmtgnbllilalrehlheugolace of being what their cl ficu ies, e W! that is the be“

too busy to think about their private grievances and

antidote for trouble. husbands get a start in the world.

of their babies.

suddenly too big for two old people. there was noise and confusion.

Getting their children off to school. thadt iise fulll cilgouotiifiug tittruiiirfr, and young people vomlos and solos, fburfihéjg“ d° anerns ca --- -- md

-- th t h been so crowded is

l5 'I‘hen come the fifties, and the hoquwseere {as Slain“ and order when Mother who was overwogkecé her . l "l d d a ou e us - lladifelllglfoilolhelrlfséllégllrgxildmfiieatlo$grltfmogill at??? sheer lonesome-

They are in the thick of things.

Retiring their families.

Helping thel

ness. No wonder the doctors‘ offices are filled With Wflmell l" libel!‘ fi

who have noéhlnf “mllfibéli ‘E126 ilrlany glad days in s woman's life. and there are also many

sud ones.

Which ls yours?

crowd we cnntiot fall ln love.

e will ever really full in love? ANSWER.—Don‘t despair.

the right will come along.

YOUNG MEN'S LOVE FLIGHT

DEAR DOROTHY DlX.—We are three

years old who have been living together for five years.

we have finished college and have gotten l 1 fig-

We date at least three times a week and confine our dat rig to lncei 8(1)’ .

but in spite of the girls seemlnglvtrloaliiit: (titsrlo-Heikbelgg pgguflsrnknthtéié Anxious TWO.

Give yourselves time.

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A crocheted rug that is made with carpet warp In the easy shell itch materials needed, illustration 0a

Pattern No. 460 contains list of

o order pattern: write or send

, Guvglrtdhm: cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Bureau. Charlotte- Th;

2o Charlottetown Gum-d} n Needlework Department a

Melon No. tao

It by the yard) to the ruffle and fasten the rutfloc to the lining with double-map tape (ox- cept for tho top one. busted on). So you can wash the lining, loo. just double-map it to the table.

bedspread to match! Our SZ-pege

unity. Also tells how to innko in-

expensively, n book-rack lldI table,

pillow tops, pot holders, many other

attractive items for yourself or u l.

Bend It: above picture with your name and of --m¢-M'§1i¢°°i§'itt“§w’§i‘tl~5°% Glunnlinn Home Service. Be‘

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Darling, with pretty curtains and bare booklet tells details of making the hi?

m On —'- cushion piece plant-bands, Top cut-wick ln hcd um 1 In l-lle which lzrflemhollgowwgbu of cnrd- hole in bottom of pflllnsl, frayodntgpl en drop o 0r ‘ ‘ '

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WICK-FED SEED EAR-LY START

null to: m w, wfl live the seeds of tomatoes DQ119915. i388 voritc varieties of fl

ma‘ cad-start for your Victory . .

BOX divas, r0 PLANTS

llllfl.

Plum. and it few fa- owers several

plant-bands are filled with

d:

sunny soul. win . No further attention

“t:

w! rid keeping the reservoir filled

water. and when

and

leaves (tiwo seed leaves. 1nd two true leaves) all except the strong- est in each plant-band are pulled up Then you of filly DOlled Plants. without any

trouble of trsnsrilcn lng, Sphagnum mo=s can be used, 1f prevent damning-eff. which ls a fungus dfrearc that fre- quently attacks seedllnrs. Hub the moss through a comm sieve m- co]- - lander and place a l"y'r of this ded moss over the soil ln the

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covered. The so g

until-ruled by lowering the box in o cf watcringmd

, and list ntfltcr lt has . it B placed in n dow

ls needed the seedlings

each has made four sol

lmve the equivalent

the

knme flat.

moss. inoafl. and cover s thin layer of . ceed from this point on es with

ll embedded In goll

bower Cut.- Lower end of wick Is F reed in wafer In dish below Wick keeps loll mom,

l culture.

shoud be sown la mlt of transplant. giarifen before they gel £31) hrze. Flor sowing ln rows mwk rows l/wo inches impart m’ pressing light-

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GARDENWICTOR

flat, to the depth of 1-4 w 1-: inch Finn and saturate soil end the seeds on the very lightly with 5171111611"!!!

sflldllllbs may be sow-n in this seed starter l;1 rowv. broadcast or in plant bands. rows or broadcast. more seedlings can be grown; should be

Wlmn

but transplanted once in- doors to imotlvr start-r in which lant bands are usrd: 9r they te erough to per- zng

friend's army career sees?

tion Corps.

with her

said. jamming on

rm the soil by pr with a block o; wood ‘Ilo broad

Docket so that .- W9!‘

cover llqhtly with o sand end firm will: A block of wood

pw- In every case. the 5

water. Do not cllow sown in tttnb the seed. allow the sl-rter to drllptplng is a! an end. Tic slnrtei- where you the water cvntainrr

either they

to "w; ccen rzwll beflillsc humidity i; a er then.

row thus m lightly with fine soil

mat snub it mu u the entire flat;

lvywmlns

thoroughly saturated afm- ins seed ls sown and the soil firmed. by low- erlngl/nestarterlricmncrtubc: wafer to wash over the surface, as th’s would dis. Alter saturation

and the wick in the water. ItXPIIlGCTIBlGIY r-prcuts appear place

'he box in ‘he gllflrlflif. witwow you

A kltcren wrdrw is good.

the matter with them except that their children have them."

young men from 24 to 25 During this time Jobs paying above the avers

sooner or litter Probabluhe rels lllrulovv

AllominlSnnllc

Auntie- But what has your boy

got m do with

him staring at every pretty girl he Niece-Oh. he's in the Observa-

TRANSITION “Is this the speedometer?" asked the pretty girl tapping the glass finger

"Yes dear," he replied. "And time the clutch?" ‘That's the clutch. darling," he

his brakes to

avoid a, fast-approaching lorry.

coll tho edgu m n “u; the aegis evenly slang