rather or the living. It is ours to profit by the good example oi the dead: to share in the virtues which inspired them in Us and fortified them in death. It belongs to us to protect. in our turn, the

In our day it will not do to .ro- I , Ject. the existence of the truth. as. - . ii Pilate did, because it appears to Vi; us in a dark mariner. obscured .,.i. , The existence of truth is a reality I I which does not hang on "the pre-

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iE'HUi3cHEs TOMORROW; m

The Guardian Saturday, Nov. 27,

Pee 8 054

CITY AND CEHTRAL

Dial 6560-6561

Thoughts For Our Time

By His Eminence Cardinal Mctiulgan -

lIOY'8 TAXI. CBAIWILL tar Better Photo

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Protestant

Reverend A. Frank Maclaan, B.A. Assistant Minister:

I 5': . . .

.W.N'o'-N'- itruth lor which they were willing to carious thread oi reason." It is t S

Of TRIJNITY UNITED lnplu, (COPNrilht) Izlve their lives. to be cut up into bits for malliqs " ' - CHURCH ' "YOUR DOLLAR. BUY! MOI-I-S . . on at lxzurh I I If truth is not absolute, but sake; some aspects of it for sc- .

2-?fj "mug". at the ECG!-IE! DRUG STORE. 31 1" 3 TRUE FRIENDSHIP ,only relative. then there is no csptance, others lor rejectlon.. Fa; - I

5' PETERS CAT revuence for the mmmand w”h,deiense for it; one man's deiense ii the bits rejected have ni n

PANTRY SALE - Sherwin-Wil-

"um many also Buckley W. M. S, .authoi'ity, neither have those 1;:-.

'tained; and if what is retained is

,becomL-s another's attack. Without

Anglican absolute truth there can be no ulti-

Mchm.d sq..." November is associated in our all that that implies. It means

Charlottetown Continued , , love at its traditions.

-"”"E"'6.'s. ssoilatt ,jf'uei'erenld1 Xenon . nwulll o is us it . . s "” n""e:sslstInt Prices.

11 am, ('hurrh School (under 5)

3 ,,,.5.. iioiy Bailtllm

7 v-'"- I3"”,"ffL"E.-.........

”s i-mgs ANGLICAN CHURCH

'T'-'11-: Parish church

EgljI1II5IlCd 1709 I7! ROYII

Foundation. 1,, pm-rend Canon 1. T. Ibbott. Rector. ,,S;m15i and Choir Master: II. Elliot Brock.

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limo n.m. llnly Communion 10:00 .l.III. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and ;mm.n iIIl'(llI(IFIl!f. CFCYI) ' 5,,i,p,.-.-L; "Why Christ Came . .lnthein: "Casi. Thy Burden Upon ih, Lord'k)Iendelssohn 5,00 p.ui. lgvensong. I Suhirri: ' End, The Father-Klng'. uniirn Bi-ioro the Ending of he llsil-llode Vlll PRLSBYTERIAN KIRK OF S. JAMES , F-Minister. ' The llcrcrend T. II. B. Homers. llI.lI.. S.T.M. Miss E. Lillian Mcllensio lllus. 8.. F.M.C.M organist and Director Choirs.

Till")

- oi the

10 am. Church School

11 a.m. Divine Service and Ser- non: "On Expecting Short-Cuts in ."Iiarortrr"

iniimn: "Comfort. 0 Lord. the (uni M tin Servant. Dr. Crotch.

3 pin Vrspi-rs and Meditation: 'In llic Cnmpany of Our Lord: :3 Hi: Power of Endurance" Lite inns not ask simply, How much can you do" it asks, also, How Isnsoh can xi-ii endure. and Mill DEVI!- Lpoilrrlf .

.lr:ihi-ni: "Round Me Iillllti:-'-at Night", llri-sc.

Visitors Vary Welcome

Zii l,V PRESBYTERIAN CII U RCH

Cor. Prince and Grafton Sta. The Reverend W. Harold Brown. llI.A.. Minister Mr. Gordon White L0:-g.1nist pro - lem.) 10:00 a.m. Adult Bible Class - Church School 11:00 a.m. Nursery School ' ll a.m. Divine Worship Sr-rmnn: "Where Evil Dwells." .I"iIl"ill2 Ille.-is the Lord. 0 My Sr-ul - lppnlltov-Ivsnov. 7 pm. Divine Worship sermon: "Judgment." Anthem: 0 Glsdsome Light - Sullivan. M0 pm. Charlottetown Hllnwslilp llnur.

i "Ye shall keep My aabbathli, Indi I I

Youth

l'l'l'rrrl1i'l' My sanctuary."

LNITHD PENTECOSTAL CHURCH "it'll!-Atim Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 8670

Services

in am. Sunday School ii om. Worship and Praise. 4 nm. I-jinngelistlo Meeting.

You are very welcome to our meetings. Jesus Christ Is the some tndiir as in the past.

ant - The Accelerator

B.ev'd. G. Howard Christie,

B.A.. . Organist and Choir Director George A. Thompson, r.n.o.o. (CHM), A.B.C.M.

IloI1"”" 10 a.m. Senior Church School d Ch I! Dltlctlll 0r:!”',”:m:n5renti?n. I-lo. Music. and Discussion Groups. ii7,ssI3"i ll a.m. Primary and Bogi.nners' g . , . Departments, Nursery Class. FIRST SLNDAY IN ADVENT 11 a.m. Divine Worship, con- ; ducted by the Assistant Minister.

7”” '”pn;'..13lal'2tIIIt:'IlsarIst Sermon: "What is . Christian I "'m,,. ('hurL-Ii school (6-15) supposed to be?" -Rev'd Mr. Mao- :(1):ni: ('lmrul Eucharist: bean. ,,,,,,,......i. of Altar Frontal and Anthem: "I am Alpha and uilier gifts to the Cathedral. Omega" -(Sir John Stainer)

1 p.m. Divine Worship conducted

by the Mlniatars.

Sermon: "Which is more Import-

or The

Rev'd. Mr. Maclsean. "Teach me, 0 Lord".

Brake?" Anthem:

- (Thomas Attwood)

You are invited to worship God

In Trinity Church.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fltsroy Strata

Rev. Frank smith, Interim Pas- tor. Organist and Choir Director-

Royston F. Mugford. A.R.C.0.

II a.m. Worship Service. Sermon:

Anthem: '

Activity Class tor the young chil-

dren. 12:05 Sunday School. 7 p.m. Evening Worship. Sermon. Sermon: Anthem:

EVERYONE WELCOME.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

CHURCH 219 Kent Street

Marvel D. Dunbar. B.'I'h.. Illnlsler hllsa Thelma Burns. Organist and Choir Director.

10:00 a.m. Church School and Family Hour.

Special Recognition Sunday.

11:00 a.m. Moming Worship and Communion.

Special Speaker: Mr. Ralph Whit- row. Missionary to Northern Saskatchewan will speak.

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship.

Sermon: "Wells of Contontme ".

Anthem by the Choir. '

Central Christian Church -ln- vllzs you to worship on the Lord's day.

"ins: SALVATION ARMY

Great George Street "HOME OF EVANGELIM" Since I305 Sr. Major and Mrs. W. Stanley Corps Ofllcers.

Saturday evening-1.30 p.m. - Open Air Service.

Saturday 8.00 p.m. Prayer Praise Service.

SUNDAY SERVICES 10.00 a.m. Service at Falconwood Hospital. ll a.m. Holiness Service. 2.00 p.m. Directory Cla . Sunday School and

And

6 p.m. Young People's meeting. 6:30 p.m. Open Air Service. I 1 p.m. I':VIll';IIlSIO Service.

Good music and singing. Come and bring a friend. .

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince St.

ORDER OF MEETINGS Lord's Day- Breaking of Bread 11.00 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 p.m. Gospel meeting 7:30 pm.

Tuesday-

Prayer Meeting 8.00 p.m. F riday-- Bible Reading 8:00 p.m.

The wages of sin is death but the gilt of God is eternal liie through Jesus Christ our Lord

Rom. 6:23.

-A CWords For

Hi: into the vitais of human

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hard of God, alone, can cia

endowed with the capacity

far-reaching a change. Words of Baha'n'IIah (

The World

"The validity of men's belief in God is dying out in "VWIV land: nothing short of His wholesome medicine inn ever restore it. The corrosion of ungodliness is eat-

society; what else but the

iilixir of His potent Revelation can cleanse and revive The Force capable of such a transformation ii'r'lllSCOI1(IeIII the potency of the Elixir itself.

The im the distinction of being required for so great and

"The Glory of God")

BIBLE HCIISE I HAS CHRISTMAS A 00003 DH DISPLAY

RIHLPJS

HYMN aooxs rruvsn BOOKS DEVOTIONAL sooxs iiorrogg - rini,onsN's BOOKS TESTAMENTS

n0vs' BOOKS

:;yinis' BOOK!

.' L. rmv . minis. sciiooi. sur

VIIRISTMAS CARDS

"II Illllllh IIONIIII IIIIIINO AID II'-

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m"srosvs-:-

A ml as sown Muiiilh lsEIIo'I'l:4ICB in sin; xii.”

. . or mm for l0la wool ultgryl wear and con-

.'s'r:':on”auv to-day no-or-ink

uavsntee. lone conduction sory at moderate osln roll.

sasv III!-IAVIINT nan

- ':.:.:.:::. :::.:W' "g,.nL,, not," Toombs Music Store om mh dnlnuulwd. Charlottetown "Win: 1 g. ,,,,y ,0 ,0 it me. im... 10'! Queen at Dial mi

wn snaps: hockey boots and skates. Firestone.

HBESTONE TOY FAIL open. Lay away now for Christmas.

MEN'S STATION W A G O N COATS 315.95. S. A. McDonald.

OIL RANGES, heaters, Ilool furnaces. lowest prices. Firestone

NEW WILLIS PIANO - Rich in tone. Special price. Toombs Music Store.

SPECIAL I096 OFF all stock Saturday only. Sunter's Lsdies' Wear, 162 Gt. George.

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL". Giggey's Pharmacy. open evenings 'till I o'clock.

pane Gas. Refrigerators Bryenton snd Mscxu.

CHESTERFIELD - In rich vel- our. Special price. Toombs Music Store.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners. Specializing Chinese dish.

SPECIAL l0','o OFF all stock Saturday only. Sunteris I.adies' Wear. 162 Gt. Geprge.

MUSIIBAT, WILD MINK. mo Fox, Beaver, etc. My prices are tops W. Chester S. McLure.

SHIRTS T0 52.95 VALUE - Clearing 98c. S. A. McDonald's Basement.

NEW CHRISTMAS RECORDS-

By your popular Artists. Toombs Music Store. I"Rl.'I'I' CAKES for Christmas.

Every bite so rich with fruit and nuts. Order now at Stewart Bak- cries.

MAIL RI-:('EPTACI.ES. We havo mail plates for installation. MacDonald - Rowe Woodworking Co. Ltd.

DOUGHNUTS. cookies. squares. rolls. cup rakes and many fancy goodies to rlinuse (mm at Stew- nrl. Bakeries tntlny.

LISTEN 'l.'0 the Mental Health Broadcast about ll "Censor" on Monday, November 29th, at 10 p. in. Lover GFCY, AST.

i ' MILLINERY CLEARING at Hi-

Siyle Millinery. 163 U2 Great George St. A special lot of vel- vets and velour: clearing at 25

per cent discount.

MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. 180 Kent Street. Phone 6915.

BANANA LAYER CAKE. This cake is rich with crushed banana and topped with a Iluiiy hnntinii frosting. Special today at Stewart Bakeries.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN Cl-IUIICH. - Services Sunday, Nov. 28th. Bible School 10 ii. in. Morn- ing Service l1 s. ni. Cavendish Bap- tist Church 3 it. In. Special music. Samuel Gillespie, Guest Speaker.

UIGG - ALEXANDRA-HAZEL BROOK. - Services for Sunday. November 28th. Uigg 11 a. m. Alex- andra 3 p. in. Hazelbrook 7.30 p. in. All are welcome to these services. Rev. A. E. Armstrong, Minister.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Asher Howatt. Tryoh. wish to an- nounce the engagement at their daughter. Janet Elizabeth. to Keith Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. May- nard Foy, Tryon. P. E. I.

CIIAPAUD - SPRINGFIELD - LONG CREEK PAIIISHES. - ser- vices (or Sunday. November 20th. First Sunday in Advent. st. Eliza- beth's Church. Springfield. 11 ii. m. Holy Communion. St. Thomas' Church. Long Greek. 3.00 p. m. Evening Prayer. st; John's Church. Crspaud. 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer. Rev. George R. F. Ebssry.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr and Mrs. Roland Easter of West Addison. Vermont. rormerly of North Wilt. shire, Prince Edward island, sn- nourice the engagement of their daughter. Doris Ruth of Halifax, to Richard Leonard. son of Captain and Mrs. Garland Vatcher of Hall- inx. Wedding will take place in Halifax on December ltlih.

IIDIIEY TIIDIIBIEI

llyoesoilsvfnalllsevevllsddsvlssvdsmov T C C L IoliaaassaOIsas,eseIbenIaJv hstIasheaaMrsIattoIhaeud.Ii:L0

uaosams. Electric and Pro- I

M. F. Schurmsn Co.. Ltd. .. 335.00 Long liver '

Long River W. I. . . . . . . . .. .00 Mrs. Andrew Johnstone. Sr. . 5.00 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15.00 , omitted from Mu.nn's Bosd

Mrs. Boswell Robertson . SL00

Nine Mile Crock Collected by Roma MacDonald and Wanda Maorlioe Nine Mile Creek W. I. 35.00

31.00 each: Norman -MacDonald, Gilbert MacDougali. Hector Camp- bell. Roy Campbell. Sam Mac- Dougall. Robbie MacDonald. Lee Taylor. Lloyd Taylor. Roy Tay- lor. Dan Macnougsll. Albert Mac- Donald, Wesley MscDougsll, Gor- don Taylor. John Belts, James Belts. Lem Gorvestt. George Mac- Phee. Robbie Currie, Weldon Tay-

r. 50c: James Gorvestt. Total-324.50.

New Dominion District Collected by Ferne Mac!'hee and Colleen MacPhall 02.00 each: Mrs. Henry Smith,

Mrs. Rueben Betts.

31.00 each: Mrs. George Mac- Millan. Mrs. William MscEwen, Mrs. Arthur MacDonald, Mrs. Aul- den MacPhail, Mrs. Lem MacDon- ald, Mrs. Cam MacPhee. Walter MacEwen, Thomas Lowther, Sam MacNelll, Mrs. Hector MacLesn. Mrs. Tupper Strong. Mrs. Shel- don MacDonaid, Mrs. Hector Cur- rie. Mrs. Hugh MscPhee. Mrs. Dan Livingstone.

50c: Mrs. Lloyd MacPhail.

Total-319.50.

Graham's Road District Collected by Mrs. J. M. Campbell

32.00: James Cook.

sl.00 each: Mrs. George Mac- Lcod, Mrs. Roy Brown, Mrs. John MacGi'egor, Mrs. Bert MacKay, Mrs. Earle Campbell, Mrs. Armel MacKinnon. Mrs. H. A. Campbell, Mrs. Miller Campbell, Mrs. Arch MacLean, Mrs. Vernon Ferguson. Mrs. Francis Murray, Mrs. Fred Campbell. Mrs. Earle Murray. Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Mrs. John MacKay, Mrs. Angus Green. Mrs. Ray MscLeod. Mrs. Walter Wig- more. Mrs. Bernie Hynes. Mrs. William Bell, Borden Campbell, Will MacKay.

50c each: Mrs. All Macl(ay, Mrs. John MscLeod. 0

TotalSS25.00.

Cavendish Collected by Sadie Clark. Shirley Clark and Ruth wyand

02.00 each: Mrs. R. A. Mac- Kenzie, Alfred Moore.

5100 each: Mrs. L. W. MacNeill. Ralph MacNelll. Ralph Burdett. Milton Green. Mrs. Ernest Mac- Neili. Mrs. John MacNeill. F. W. Sawdon. Mrs. George MscCou- bi-ey, Mrs. Mary Protitl, Mrs. Ed- ward Lowther, Eleanor Brown, Reginald Simpson. H. A. Wyand. Catherine Buchanan, Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson.

50:: each: Mrs. James 0. Simp- son. Mrs. Ira McCoubrey. Ernest Clark. Chesley Clark, Mrs. John- ston. Fenner Stewart. Eric Simp- son, Sterling Stewart. George Clark, Mrs. Webb.

Total-324.00.

Cornwall Collected by Mrs. Arthur Iloward and Mrs. Jack MacLean

32.00 each: Dr. A. S. Weir, Mrs. Gordon MacMillan. Jack Heariz. Mrs. Stanley Willis, Walter Gre- gor, Frank Howard.

sl.00 each: Mrs. Andrew Gass. Mrs. Golding Smith, Mrs. l-luen Howard, Mrs. Fred Wilson. Harry Pethiek, Mrs. J. D. MscFarlsne. Stephen Ackland. Dannie Gass, Mrs. Jack MscMillsn. Mrs. Otto Newsome. Calvin MacDonald. Lew Howard. Mrs. Waldron Lowther.

Mrs. Earl Lowthcr. Mrs. Waller Boyle. Mrs. Dan MacArthur, Dun-

R E w "SL000

minds with memories at our sold- ier dead. Most oi us will have some special place in our thoughts and prayers at this time ior those men who gave their lives in two world wars.

Remembrance Day has come and gone but that does not mean that our duty to their memory has been accompliahed. We owe them a debt of gratitude which we cannot repsy in two minutes of silence.

It is a very heartening sign of our sincerity that we continue, despite the temptation to '--come disillusioned, to hope for the establishment or the peace which our soldiers fought. and died to achieve. II we should ever des- pair ot finding peace in the world. our betrayal of their cause would be very real.

In the sacrifice of our honor- I-ble dead. there is the inspiration to unite us in a. common bond at admiration for their virtue and reverence (or their fearless love. In their willingness to die there is a lesson for Canadians. indeed for ell people. always. It lies in the realisation that there are some things in me for which we must be ready to die: that there are some things without which life has no meaning and no purpose.

Flllal Reverence

Patriotism in in Christian Sense. takes the form of a iilisl

can MaePhail, Mrs. Arthur How- ard, Mrs. Mai: MacLesn, Mrs. Seymour Scott, Mrs. Harold God- frey, Mrs. James Beer, Mrs. Rob- ert Roberis, Mrs. Earl Carrier. Mrs. Heber MacLean. Mrs. Ed Everett, Mrs. Harold Scott, Mrs. Mack Vickerson, Mrs. Heber Scott, Mrs. Jack MacPhail. Harry Cros- by, Mrs. Douglas MacDonald, Mrs. Jack MacLcan, Mrs. George Hyde, Mrs. Hector Scott. Mrs. George MacMillan, Mrs. Lea Good, Clifford Bain.

75 each: Roland Hyde, Elmer Frizzell.

50c each: Mrs. Gordon I'li'i7.7.ell. Harry Hyde. Mrs. Allison Mac- Phail. Melvin Hyde. Mrs. Lorne MacPhail. Mrs. Richard Drake.

Mrs. Stewart Drake, Mrs. Lowther. Total-355.50.

Argyle Shore

Collected by Lorna MacPhsIl

31.00 each: Fred MscPhail. Au- drey MacPhsil. Bert MscPhsil., J. W. MacDougsll, Mrs. Robert Morrison. Alan Macisean. Mrs. Waller MscPhail, Foster Mac- Phall. Wsldrun Sellers, Donald MacPhail. John D. MacPhail, Howard Muirhead. Goodwill Mac- Phail. Neil MacDougsll, John A1- bert MacDougall.

50c each: Hector Dsrrsch. Cecil: MacPhail. .

Total-316.00.

Grandview

Collected by Mrs. Margaret Gillis

31.00 each: Mrs. Alex MacPhee, Mrs. Arthur MscPheraon, Mrs., Harold V. Behm, Mrs. Eric Scoitf Mrs. Margaret Gillis, Mrs. John MacLesn, Wendell MacLeod, Mrs. Everett MacPhee, Mrs. Hugh Mac- Beth, Elizabeth Gillis. Shirley Clow, Mrs. Neil Mscleth, Mrs. R. E. MacPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLeod. J

75c: Benson Carver.

(we each: Mrs. D. A. Gillis. Lloyd MacPherson.

50c each: John MscLeod. Mrs. Martin Enman, Louis Enmsn.

25c: A Friend.

Total-3l7.70.

Percy

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A R D REWARD

FDR A BIBLE TEXT"

At The

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ' Lopthorn Ave.

SUNDAY, NOV.

28, 8:15 P.M.

arms nnwann HAS BEEN REPEA'l'EI)I.Y OFFERED, our NEVER CLAIMED!

A THILILLING SOUND FILM

"THE WORLD'S IEST S0

SELLER"-7:45 PM.

SERVICE 7:30 B,

. OPE

RETAIL STORE HOURS

It has been agreed by the Charlottetown Retail Merchants Assocla- I tion, that the following changes in Business Hours will be observed dur- ing the month of December.

OPEN - Wednesday I: Tliumloy Evenings - DEC. 22-23 .CI.OSID - MONDAY - DICIMIII 27

RETAIL MERCHAIITS ASSOC. CH'TOVIII

aLi. oav WIDNISDAYS I oscsuaes s .

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its people,', it means obedience to its legiti- mate laws and respect ior worthy institutions. Patriotism in-W volves the idea at a patrimony,

an inheritance which is to be apprecisted and loved, a legacyl to be protected with all our re-

sources. something ior which we, can die if need be.

The inheritance which patriot- ism implies is not merely the contributions or Champlain,.' Frontenac or Brebeui, oi Wolfe,i Lsurier'or Macdonald. It means, the mosaic which is iormed by all their eiiorts, their dreams, their accomplishments.

Our heritage is the story of our pioneers, our ancestors, and the conquest of this vast land oi can-I ads; it is the epic of the growth or the Christian religion in what, was once a continent. steeped in the contusion or paganism.

Our inheritance is the tale of our participation in the two greatl wars of this century; it is the story told by the'tl-iousands or Canadian graves in ioreign lands.

DIED FOB TRUTH

our soldiers fought and died ' for the principles of the true, the good and the honorable. I might have said more simply: they died for truth, ior out of truth all that is good and honor-I able flows. V

The virtue of patriotism is not an attribute ol the dead biitl

CAHCELLEDI

All Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics scheduled for DCCPIII-' her 6th. 7th, 8th, and 9th.; due to epidemic of infectious hepatitis.

jg.

The ROGER

mate values. nothing we do of seem accomplish has any rhynie or reason to it. All is in vain.

ACKNOWLEDGE TRl'TIl

.true and valid, what is rejectcc is equally valid and true.

The truth, then, is the rock or: which all our Vales rest. II it. is to be cast aside, all our vsluu are likewise rejected.

Granting the existence of sb- . - , solute truth, we must recognize 1 our mIdIe”' "'19" , "nd ”I'' it, Search it out when it 15 lint men wha 33" Ihe,” LIV" I" I Clem. and. haw": found it we sense of veritles did not dle' In

Vllln. Rather, they lived as patriots- and died, as they had lived, in tI'll' service of the true, the good and the honorable - values all.

We who live on alter their sacri-L lire shall not betray their rausi while we deiend their values, then truth.

must acknowledge it with our iii- tellects. For we cannot truly pro- tect something or which DP know nothing. I-lily lllUl'E than WE CBDI love it. Herein is the surest defense oi truth, for tlhell we love truth, we love God, Who is Truth It- self.

THOS. H. MILLS MEAT MARKET for i I

WEEK-END SPECIALS

PHONE 4235

ROUNDSTEAK lb. 50c RIB ROASTS lb. 45c RUMPROASTS lb. 49c SIRLOIN STEAK Ib.. 59c SHOULDER ROASTS lb. 39c .

ALL EXTRA YOUNG BEEF

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HILLSBORO STREET

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THEY HELP MAKE YOUR iiousian HOME

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Novelty Candles. Wax Tapers in many colors. 2 Coffee Warmer Candles.

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Dishes Silverware Nurse Sets Doctor Sets Barber Sets 2 Frigidaire: Sparkling Stoves OI Painting Sets Friction Toys Walkle-Talkies Wothims Dolls Crayon Sets

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