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-GENIRAL INSURANCE Ralph Ct. Mutts-rt, Bimmtersido.

- EAR Donald MacLean, C.C;F. Fede al candidate ln Freetown Hall, Monday, April 18, 1949, at 8 p. m.

-NOB'l‘ll TRYON Presbyterian Church Service Btmday, April 17th. at 3 P. M. Miss Mary A. Mac- Kenzie. Deaconess.

‘ —HEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE-Services Sunday. April 17th. Bcdcque l1 A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Borden 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sausment o! the Lord's Sup- per at the evening service in Bor- den. Rev. W. Burton Qrowe. B. A., Mlnlslﬁr. Mr. Aingus MacDonald, Student, Assistant.

-KENSI.NGTON and Malpeque Presbyterian Churches. Services 511111135’. April 17th. Kenslngton at 1i AM. Communion, and at 7.30 P.M_ The choir will present their Easter Cantata. “The Victorious Christ” by Holder Lillenas and Lora Linn. Malpeque at 2.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. McGowan, Minister.

-PRINCF."I‘OIWN United Church. Sunday, April 17th. Services: 11.00 A. M. Holy Communion. Evening Service 7.30 P. M. Pleatc nziic chzmge in times 0f service. Darnley and Sea View W. M. S. Thank Offering Service, Daniiey Hall, Tuesday. April 19th at 8.09 PM. service; Baltic School Wednesday, April 20th at 8.00 P. M. Rev. James Gross, B. A, lvlinister.

—SERIOUSLY INJURED. — lvirs. A. P. Wells, Summersidc, on Wed- nesday evening received the tele- phone message from Worcester, iilfass, that her son-in-law, Mr. Willard W. Graves, who is a. mach- inist with the Norton Company", as seriously injured in an accid- ent, losing his left hand and badly shattering his arm, with other in- juries not speciﬁed as yet, as he is still in a. critical condition. Mr. Wells left by plane ‘on Thursday to be with his daughter during he: husbands illnessr-S.

-TRAIL RANGERS MEET. — ‘The Trail Rangers oi the Summer- slde ‘Pririity Church met. icr the regular meeting in lhriviorth Hall on WE/dnesday evening. Aifter a. recrea- tional period the meeting opened with Freddie MacFarlane, Actiing Chief Ranger, in the chair. The devotions were based on Paul's Third Journey, which was marked on a map by Ross Woodside. The test for Astronomy for the Pioneer Degree ui-as passed by Nelson John- ston, Ros Woodside and Bruce Moore. The entire group passed the ﬁrst requirement. toward the Ob- servation Badge.--S.

Personals

-~M’.r. Harry lviacFarlane left Summerside Wednesday on a. busi- ness trip to llailtax. N. S.-S. —~M.r. Elmer Pineaiu, Principal of the Sumimerside Academy, is a patient. in the Prince County Hos- pltal.—-S.

--Messrs. George Walker and Howard MiacFarlane nrotored to Woliville, N. 5., to spend the Easter holidays-S. .

—lVLr. Chester Robinson o! the Summerside Branch of the Canad- ian Bank oi Commerce, left for Monotoin. N. B.. to spend the Easter Season with his wife and ismlly. —S. .

—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gay and family, ‘Ia-onion, Ontario. arrived on Thursday evening in Summer- side to where Mr. Gay has been transtcncd.—s.

—<1Vl2r. Joe Irvine oi’ the British Unltcd ‘Press who has been on the staili‘ of the Radio Station CJRW. Sunomerside, has been trait-stewed to Monycton, N. B. and ‘leaves today to take up his duties-S.

--iilllr. and Mrs. E. E. Parkman oi Summer-side, their daughter, Nirs. George T. Clarke and Master Kent Clarke, are spending the week end in Kcntville. N. 8.. With th-Bir daughter. Mirs. William Horton aind lvllrs. Horton-S.

Jﬂie lvllsses Joan Cahill, Anita McNeill and Frances Peters oi Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte- town, are spatiding the Easter hali- doys at their homes in Eumme - side-B.

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25th.. at 8 p.m. the Indian River Dramatic Club will present the play ?‘Lighthouse Nan", usplces ‘United Church YoungPeopieh Un- 0H. .

-—SPECIAL SERVICE at Knut-S- food Baptist Church. Cm Palm Sunday there was a special service in the Knutstord Baptist Church st

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Seven Words trcm the Cross." The iront of the dhuroh was illuminated with o loose "shied Cross and there were seven canziels representing the

M. Simallrnan, Jean Stetson. Verna. Stetson, Isabel Sweet, Lorraine lVi-c- Neil. The Choir rendered a special number, ‘D Sacred Head" and Mr. Lester Gay simg very~~ feeiingly, “There is a Green Hill For Away." _ The service was largely attended and was very insplrlng.-O.

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—PASSION WEEK SERVICE’- The Passion Week Services in Sum- merside were in the First Baptist Church c-n Wednesday evening with the minister, Rev. E. J. Bar- rass, presiding and Mr. J. H. Leuty, organist. The‘ guest speaker. Rev. G. N. Hamilton, continued his theme on Prayer, stating it was a. dis- closure on the part oi God and dis- covery on the part o! man. The _ text of the senmon was in John 1:29: Behold the Lamb o! God which talteth away the sin 0'1’ the world. In the opening remarks in part. the speaker said “Lot us think of the sinless sacritioe of Christ; liis aocusers couldn't convict llm; and Pilate found no fault in Hint. Jesus had taught his followers to search for truth, so i! He had had any taualts, they would have been discovtred." He stated that in the past twienty years there had been a marked increase in the number oi’ scientists who have become mm believers in Jesus Christ. Man had lirom the beginning sacriﬁced some- thing o! value in order to receive higher good; and before the days of Jesus. man had thought God to be an exacting ruler, whose uirath must be appeased with blood; but Jesus. as a. loving Father, and He, Himself, tirade the ﬁnal sacriﬁce for

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the sin o! the world. In ancient times the Jews used a. scapegoat to get rid oi.’ the sins and today peo- ple are inclined to make a. scape- goat of a person who had made a mistake, instead of getting rid of the sin that caused the mistake lo be made. lvltr. Hamilton in conclus- ion remarked that if a. man cannot forgive the sin of another. he can- not pray the Lord's Prayer, for in so doing he would be calling a curse upon "his own head. It costs to torgive sin; and thimit What it cost God to forgive the sin 0t the world. God was in Christ reconcil- ing the world unto l-llmseli’ because

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SEARLETOWN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20TH. AT l O'CLOCK

l om instructed by Mrs. Maude Newsome, aclministrotrix of. the late Tinson Newsome to sell by public-auction on above dole the following chattels: ' Deering mower, Cocksliutt Gang plow, Truck wagon, 3 H.P. Gas Engine, 45 ft. rubber belt, 60 sow logs, set bob slaighs, turnip pulper, wheel barrow, threshing outfit, set fonne s, hay rakes, set carpenter tools, hand turnip sower, sectional seeder, hand sleigh, crosscut saw, driving wagon, box sleigh, 2 cart wheel-s, lawn mow- er, set driving harness, horse shoeing outfit, 2 ladders l0 and l2 ft., moot sows, set double blocks and rope, "hay fork blocks and rope, truck wagon pad, side double harness, collars, homes, traces, swingle trees,‘ forks, shovels, hoes, axes, crovibars, post hole digger, wire stretchers, scythe and snath, disc horrow, spring tooth hor- row, smoothing horrow, single plow, single cultivator, potato forlt, oak meat barrel, 4 M. shingles, I00 bus. oats, quantity of match- ed and rough boards, DeLaval Separator (new), 2 buffalo robes, 2 carriage robes, quantity of hay, straw, turnips, potatoes, step- lcidder, 2 .churns, ice creom freezer, baskets, lanterns, ice chest, carpet sweeper, 2 kitchen tables, hoil rack, extension steel couch, 2 spiniiing wheels, clothes-horse, phonograph and records, [ash stand, writing desk, benches, iron soap pot, flower‘ stands, fancy work baskets, kitchen chairs, iors, croeknpoils, bed llIIGII-Glld rugs, and other articles too numerous to mention. » l

l Nash coupe cor, all new rubber and new chains and in the

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if day unfit, sole next fine doy fol-lowing. The Searletown W. l. will serve lunches and tea at this safe.

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9 . IMPLEMENTS: Binder, l.H.C. 6-tt. eiit; hay mwsr, almost new; l“ Z-row cultivator; horse hoe (new); potato planter; potato

tlimliing outfit (Hall's); hay loader; hay reins, 0 ft. (new); spring tooth horrow; l7-teoth sinobthing iiartovr; t' ing plow; walking plow; hob slsigiis; wood sleight; farm wagon; box cart; farm engine, 6 h.p.; engine 2 li.p.' cram} tspqriitor, 7S0 cop. power attmn; sst sealer; pump jack; all lt ﬂliotitsts, both double and single, found on on up to date form; stacks hay, “Vﬂdlﬂli iii born; washer with power attins.; washer with ringer; Kitchen tongs, Enterprise; and all‘ small articles nw_ on premises. ' Above equipment. is all almost new and iii best of condition. Jami» ssrvsd in house. ' 1 Terms Cﬂﬂl.‘ . , t; , 3 if day is unfit, sole on first fins day. ‘

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the spectacle, the thrill of a greet celebration taking place avid you Iallno ooril Tlisryll l» lots to do, lots to sss, lols lo ioirisinbsr, lots to toll: about for yoiml . . . brilliant pageant y, water carnivals, otlilsiie wrong. absorbing shows, iirewevli t, Milli; and street dancing sod “l: 7W‘ Id dome and see ' Inedi thsrfll be!

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