APRIL 10. 1952
Lenten Meditation
from The Columns of The Tisnes. London. PROPHECY AND PIJLFILLMENT
Time was when the fulfilment oi pr-opnecy was regarded as one of ma major arguments in Christian gpologetics. Prophecy, on this Vi",-, was largely identified with prediction. The chapter headings in old copies of the Authorized version show how far this could be carried. so that some oi the psalms were attached to events in the liie of Christ, and a" number of pro- phecies were inter rated as fore- casting the history of the Church.
Historical study of the Bible has made it mpossible to maintain such 5. position any longer. It is now seen that the prophets were so great "because they spoke the word ct! God to their own Boneration in its bearing upon the situations by which it was confronted. Their message was to the present, and not to generations to come.
The Christian should be more concerned with the spiritual mes- sage of the prophet than with tiiose rare occasions on which he was able to anticipate the future. Even when the former rather mechanical view of the relation between Old Testament and New Testament had perforce been abandoned, in connexion remains and has to be accounted ior.
Especially at two points does it seem too close to be explained away due merely to chance. Jere-
miah in his prophecy oi the New Covenant anticipated a fresh dis- closure of God's will to men-in mercy rather than in command- ment-which should take the place
of Israel's religion as he knew it.
second Isaiah speaks of the ser- vant oi the Lord whose mission is to the nations. and who wins men by dying at their hands. Each oi these prophecies has been taken up into the New Testament, and it is not possible for a Christian to read them without seeing in them a preparation for Christ. How then are they to be related to him?
Perhaps it would be best to in- terpret the connexion between prophecy and fulfilment as paral- lel to that between man's prayer and God's answer. These two pro- phets were men who entered deep- ly into their time in sympathy. and into the purpose of God in prayer and duiication.
They saw what was required if the human needs to which they were so sensitive were ever to be satisfied. and they knew enough of the heart or God to discern diml what He would do in is own time. Therefore they of-ier to him their intercession for their fellows, and their own yearning for the deliv- erance which he alone could achieve.
1-! only God would lead men into a Iuller and more gracious revela- tionl If only one might come who would suffer as so many prophets had suffered and prevail as no prophet had prevsiledi These were the prayers that men of God of- icred to Him, and Christ came as the answer to them and was cruc- ified at Calvary, rising again from the dead at Easter.
DENTRAL GUARDIAN
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COOK'S for Perfect Pictures
WIAI at 175 Queen Street.
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COMPLETE Tina SERVICE. - Vulcanising. Retreading. Bryenton at McKay.
FOB PROPANE GAS and ap- pliances. Arnfpst coal Co. Phone 2408.
ALWAYS BUYING all types oi junk. hides and beer bottles. Mliuice Block 6: Co.. Kent street
JUST ABIIVED skirts in all spring colors. Kennedyis Ladies' Wear. .
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ZION W. A. annual Easter cake sale at Moore A: McLeod's, 3 pm. Saturday. t
MRS. Jonir:T1'oN's WEAR. Easter Suits, Dresses.
asraiaaasro-Es. Ranges, Mo. tors and Washer repairs. storey Electric. Phone 3007.
CLEARANCE SALE on Best covers-ti: price. Chrysler built prglducts 1940-50. W. C. Barbour L .
LADIES special - Con is,
of the Passion
A MEDITATION ON" THE SEVEN LAST WORDS
A Service In Commemoration
of our Lord.
coon FRIDAY - 2-5 P. M. . zioN CHURCH
The Charlottetown Ministerial Association.
Filli THE BEST ill llliiIGSTilIiE liE-EDS , Slop lit
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ST. PETER'S DATNEDRAL
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
10 A.M.: Mntins. Lltany. II A.M.: Bcproachea. Table Pray- ers. Sermon.
3 P.ltI.: Devotions.
ii P.M.: Children's Service.
1 P.M.: Evensong. Sermon.
TWO FLIGIITS WEEKLY to the Magdalen Islands. P Q, Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.
CHARTER FLIGHTS to any point in Canada or the United States for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.
FOB EXPERT REPAIRS to typewriters, adding machines. cash registers. etc.. with all work guan- snteed, call or write H. M. Simp- son Ltd., 100 Richmond street, Charlottetown.
THE ANNUAL meeting of the Provincial Girl Guides Association will be held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Wednesday, April 16th, at 12:45. Phone 1334 for reserva- tions noi later than Monday.
BICYCLE STOLE -. A boy": bicycle which had apparently been stolen has been picked up in Bouthport. It, is being held at the RCMP Barracks for identification by the owner.
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BIIEADALBANE United Pas- toral Charge. Easier services Sunday. April 13: Pleasant Valley ll. a.m.; Rose Valley 3 p.m.:
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Br d lhnne 7.30 pm. Rev. W. B. MacPhail, minister.
EVERYTHING for both office and store is carried in stock by H. M. Simpson Ltd.. 100 Richmond Street. Charlottetown. Furniture, filing cabinets. safes, machines and supplies. Call or write for our im- mediate attention.
OIWELL -- VERNON UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Services for Sunday. April lath. master ser- vices. Cherry Valley 11 A. M. Vernon River 230 P. M. Orwell 7 P. M. Rev. John F. MacKay. B.D. Minister.
RECEIVES BAD NEWS - Mrs. Jack Martin. 55 Upper Prince. re- ceived the sad news that her brother. Arthur Boutin. died yes- terday morning at Plymouth. Mass.
roman Uoulrr - A man eon- victed of being drunk and incap- able wss sentenced to sin and costs or lo days'by the Stipendiary
Magistrate at the City Police Court yesterday. COUNTY MAGISTIATWS
COUl'I'- A resident of Charlotte- town convicted of posseuion oi intoxicating liquors not purchased from the vendor's. was fined by the Queen's county Maghintc. Mr. Gilbert A. Gaudei, :25 and costs or 30 days. A resident of West ltoyalty charged with oper- ating a motor vehicle with in- sufficient lights, was fined wand costs or 5 days.
WINS AWARD -- Mr. Woodside of New Glasgow. N. 8.. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Woodside. formerly oi this Prov- ince. was a Joint winner oi the Malcolm honour award at Dal- housie University recently. It is the highest award bestowed by the student body. Mr. Woodside, who will graduate in dentistry this year. has led his clan an- nually and is the winner of many prises. He is a nephew oi Mrs. Cleveland Roberts, North River.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of Edward Hughes oi Seotchiort took place yesterday morning from the A. A. richnes- sey Funeral Home to st. Bona- venture's Church. Traoadie. where Requiem I-iigh Mass was celebrat- ed by tha pastor. Rev. Kenneth MscPliaraon. Rev. Reginald Phel- en was present in the sanctuary. The pallbearers were: Elmer Mac- Donald. Iiodsrick Steele. Ambrose Mullen. Prancta Mcxenna, no build and Frank Moilaily. Inter-
lnent took place in the family plot in the church cemetery when all were com! by
Rev. Father Phalen.
ZION Y. P. !.---The regular weekly meeting oi Zion Y. P. I. held on Tunday evening. lth. The devotional period was led by Marion bsscbenalds Randolph Nicholson read sari lelon. and tuna Mc-
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-THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Guest Soloist
On Friday Trinity Church Choir will present the cantata "The Burden of the Cross." Soloist will be Miss Lillian Stock at Toronto, pictured above. and Mr. William Rogers of this
evening, April 11.
City. Mr. Raymond Player will conduct the choir and on the same programme will present a recital of organ music.
RECEIVES SAD NEWS - Mr. Frank Murray. City. has received a message telling of the death on April 8th oi his brother. James A. Murray in Dorchester, Mass.
PRIME EASTER. BEEF -Prime
beef of the recent "Pat Stock" show and sale will be seen on counters of local retail markets
and the Market Building during the'Easter season. Designating it as "Pat Stock show meat," will be a large stamp on the flesh port- raying a map of the Island with inscription show beef stamped on it. Dealers oi this beer are being presented with red riimons in- scribed with ”Fat Stock Show" to add to their display.
FOR HALIFAX - Six new re- cruits left yesterday by Maritime Central Airways for Number 1 Personnel Depot in Halifax, N. S. where they will receive final doc- umentation prior to enrolment in
the Can it-in Army Active Forces The iollo ing is a list of the re- cruits L. P. Campbell. Peakels Station; .i. E. Gauthier. K. A,
Arsenault. W. M. Duncan oi Char- lottetown; ti. M. MacPhee. Heath- erdnle; L. A. Clow. Summerside.
Personalsg
Mrs. Margaret Lindsay of Omis- town. Que.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. I-lyndman, 11:1 Nort-h River Road.
Miss Clara McEntee oi Char- lottetown is at present a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. Her many friends are wishing her a. speedy recovery.
I . Friends oi Miss Mildred Walker 'Euston st. will regret to learn that she is a patient in the Ciiarlotte- town Hospital. LONDON-(CP)-An "old school tie" suggestion that employers should advertise jobs in school magazines was put forward by the incorporated association of preparatory schools. It suggested
. our well stocked store. 'will -find prices comparable to any
' A P J' Easter t . s . Several carcassu oi the finest beef in the city will be on dlIPlIY at our store for Easter.
We purchased two carcasses from Mr. R. H. Roberts, and one carcass Baby Beef and one car- cass ol steer Beet irom Drake Bros. Millvlew. other exhibits in our Easter display are well up to the standard or mevious years.
In addition to our Easter Beet we also have on hand all the goods to make your Easter least one of the mmt enjoyable on record. Let us help make your selection from Here you
in the city and we cordially invite your inspection. '
For high class groceries, meats. vegetables, etc.. call or phone P. J. MacDonald, corncr Prince and Kent Streets. 888 or 089.
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Shop For Your Easier. Dinner At Andrew's Grocery
If it's Easter beef. bacon, hamsl or Cottage Rolls you want-or for that matter anything for the Eas- ter dinner - visit Aiidrcw's Gro- cery, Meat and Fish Market, Elm Avenue.
Plenty oi baby bent and steer carcasses are on hand for the Eu- ter shoppers. The public is dinlly invited to visit the store up
to noon Good Friday and see this outstanding display. In addition to the Easter beer
the various other commodities that go to make up a well-stocked store are on display and you can complete your Easter menu here from the varied assortment oi groceries that are on hand. all at reduced prices.
' You will receive prompt. cour- teous service from clerks who will fill your cvcry need for the Eas- ter table.
The meat is the finest obtainable and here you will find all haby beef,' each carcass weighing from 460 to 500 lbs. dresscd. This meat is supplied by Wilbur Younker, Kingston, and Hammond saun- ders, lvlalpequc Road.
TY? Andrew's Grocery. as Elm Avenue, for your Easter supplies- Phone 2096 or 2W1.
Indian Reserve in Sask. Flooded
ST. LOUIS. Sask., April 9-(GP) -More than l00 persons have been evacuated from their flood- ed homes on the John Smith In- dinn Reserve near this commun- ity 80 miles northciist. oi Sask- aioon.
Cortiwooti. stocks of seed supplies for were lost its
flour and' spring planting the families moved
out or rcnvli of the flootllntz South Snsknit-licwzin llivcr. Live- stock and inrni machinery was
moved to high ground cariicr. Two schools in the reserve are partly awash, threatened. this would help boys at an early age to choose their future cat'-
and a church is
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needs in Groceries.
the St. Peters Highway.
VERNON
EASTER BEEF
AT THE NORWOOD
We have it fine display of Easter Beef fed by Mr. Lloyd Vesscy. York, at regular prices; also your
It will pay you to shop at. THE NORWOOD on
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ilueen street Market Offers choice Beef
The many customers 0!, the Queen street Meat Marhet will be, pleased with the display oi Easter,
beef this year. As in the past. the meat is oi the choicest and is bound to please even the most fas- tidious. it will be on display for inspection Good Friday morning and customers, both old and new, are invited to.come in and look it over.
The choice beef which makes up this year's Easier display includes. one carcass from the Charlotte- town Fat Stock Show and fed hll Dan Jewell; onc Baby Beef from the Amherst Fat Stock Show and three carcasses from local sup- pliers.
All the sundry merchandise that go to make up B. that class Easter menu may be purchased from the well-stocked shelves of this store, included in the lot being hams, vegetables, carincti goods, etc.
Make it it point to visit the Queen street Meat Market Good Friday morning.
J. M's Display High iluaiity Easter Beef
"The best display of Easter-beef ever", is the way to describe the top quality beef this season at J. M.'s Meat Market located in the City .Market Building.
Easter Specials
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CLEANER, 2 for (CASH AND CARRY)
McCabe"s 201 GREAT GEORGE STREET
The display more than lives-up
to the enviable reputation estab- lished by this well known firm in past years. Customers of J. M.'s would be well advised to get their orders in early for Easter beef. Many of the carcasses in this really outstanding display of beef are from animals which were winners in the recently held Fat Stock Show and Sale here. They were purchased through Welling- ton MacNeili.
Included in the display are. onc heiier from Alex MacBcth a sons. Marshfield: a heifer steer from Otis MacLeod and son, Uisl: hstoer and heifer from Nor- man Maclidillan. Albany Plains; a heifer and steer from Charles Mutch, Earnsclifle; one steer from W. Callback. Crapaud; a steer from Thomas Devereaux. Newl Haven; a. steer from Jas. Evans,ll Irishtown, and another steer from I
cllolicr EASTER seer-
ON DISPLAY AT
PIERCE'S CASH & CARRY
This beef was purchased at the Fat Stock Show in Char- lottetown by the well known cattle buyers, Frederick Tur- ner Jt Son, Winsloe.
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Be sure and see this Beef before buying elsewhere.
Drake Brcs., Vernon.
and the public is cordially invited to visit the market on Good Fri- day and inspect the many car-
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Specializing in meats. J. M.'s -- are in a position to obtain and VANCOUVER.-(CP) - An old provide the very best ior the city by-law says "No person Easter feast. This they have done while riding in or on any vehicle
in- drivcr's proper Inspector Gordon Am-
OUTSTANDING DlSPLAYl or EASTER seer AT THOMAS H. Mills
The Thos. I-I. Mills' Meat Market. located at 137 I-iillslmro Street. is one of the oldest established firms in the city. its his- tory dates over l0() years. Holding to custom set down through the years, Mr. Frank Mills, proprietor, has again this Easter season nnoihcr outstanding display of Easter beef. Patrons of this well known firm are cordially invited to inspect the dis- play Good Friday morning.
It is some 40 years since the csiahlishmcnt became known as the Thos. H. Mills' Meat Market and the years of experience are a guarantee of satisfaction to the customer.
Dressed by Mr. Frank Mills, who has had over It years of experience in the meat cutting business, and assisted by Mr. Charles Jackson the selection this year of Easter beci is up to the usual high standard.
Included in the display are three heifers weigiiinlz R50. 950. and 990 lbs. respectively, fed by Chester I)oi'(-r. Glasgow Road, and sold through R. ll. Roberts, Winsioe Road.
Ham and bacon from Swift Canadian, together with can- ned goods and a full assortment oi vegetables are also to be found here. One would be well advised to give Milix' Meat Market is call before coming to a final decision on where to purchase your Easter feast needs. The phone number is 334. Dr-iiverles will be made.
casses. brose said this would cover any Phone your Easter orders to back-seat driving. 1810 or 1811, J. M.'s Meat Market. ;.x:voo57
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Queen's County. N.B.. boasts some of the top Maritime home . bakers. and competition at the 0 fair is mighty keen. so when Mrs. Louie Goldle'e bread scores a diet prize for the second year running, We evident she's well up on the finer points of bread-making. 8 eaking of her success. rs. em that your first step is to choose the right ingredients-particularly
Mn. Louis V. .. h an enthusiastic user of l"leiechaiano'a Yeast.
Goldie. aoa Home halter of Gnuiowe, NJ! r
Scores with Home Baking oi I951 Queen's County Fair
yeast. "Your yeast must have plenty of pep-and that's why I reoenunend Fieischmann's Yeast." says Mrs. Goldie. "With Fleischmann's my doughsi always rise light and my dnisiied baking is tender and digestib "
Yes. it's results that have made 's Yeast the chain of winning cooks -andtba voriteofsoutoil Canadian women.
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Easier Outfit, also
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All the newer spring shades
to choose irom.
Blouses Blouses Blouses Nylons, Silk Crepe and other lovely materials to suit your
fancy.
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