m! onmorrnrows

lvmnon 29, 1921

i’ n ill

i

- . ‘i I I ' - (6 You Are Lo “ ES, and that is just‘ Y how I feel.” - .“What seems to be the matter?" - “Why. I had tonsilitis, and my whole system seemed to be poisoned and run down.

So much so that I do not seem to gain strength.” "Will you let me be your doctor and do as l tell you?" “I will do anything to get strong and well. l have been

sitting here too long al- ready." i . “Wivll, you send to the

drug store for six boxes of llr. (Theses Nerve Food, and take one pill after each meal and at. bedtime. Believe me. i1 will not be long until you feel the benefit of this treat- ment. and find yourself gain- ing in health and vigor."

' “How do you know?"

oliing

. % 6 9 99 All In

'-‘I know from personal ex- perience. After I had the ‘flu’ I was left just like you are now-—all run down; could not sleep; the little food I ate did not seem to do me any good, and I was get- ting pretty blue.”

"Yes."

"Well. my wife had been using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and insisting on me giving it a trial. You know the rest, for! was soon about again, as hale and hearty as ever. I have told lots of peo- ple about this Nerve Food. and never knew it to fail yet.”

_ “You are to be the doctor in this case. so I will follow your advice.”

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50c a box. all dealers. or Ed- manson, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto.

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CLASSlFlED ADVERTIS MENTS

Advertise-alts min this healing. lo per won! to: essl In-

lfifdlfilla

scunotouusessatobe

f Pathologist,

" has been elected President of the

, iiiiddirsiorirl that Dalvey, the furnioi"

Till‘. ‘ennui GUARDIAN

WILTSHIRE'8 SU PPER tonight.

A SNAP m LADIES READY "ro WEAR skirts at. Futons. See them today.

HE-‘LP "m: ORPHANAGE by m- tendfng the High ‘foo in market hnil Mil-Kill iiinh

COME and sharp in the good things lit the Si. Vincents Orphan- age ten.

MR. 5. G. PEPPlN. Assist. Plant Experimental Farrm, will address the farmers of ilurray River field and dlstritrt. 'l‘hursdai,y, March 31st ill. 7.30 p. ill. on Poiidu Disease and Their Control

DON'T FORGET the high loll in aid of Sr Vincent's 0rDi1fll1aRB~ Market liall M-nrch 30th.

CARGO FOR P. E-- ‘SLAM?’- Tbn schooner Amw- Mvmllalll- 0W" ed by J. .-\. neommiu a Co. (tardi- gun, soiled yesterday from New York m Baltimore to load fertiliz- er for Charlottetown.

T0 TAKE COMMAND-Capt. John (‘f McDonald of Cardigan, leaves this morning for New York to take command of the schooner Victory Chimes, owned by .I. A. Mo Donald k Co.

{SLANDER HONOREQ-llr. ll. W. Cameron, Prince Rupert, B. (‘..

Conservative Association of that city. Mr. Cameron lius many rein- tives and friends iii this ifrovlnoe.

HOME FROM" INDIA. - Miss hlnlhcson who has been engaged in missionary work in lndia arrived in the. citv on oiSonn-dny nigh: from Calcutta and left yesterday for her former home in St. Peter's.

The friends of Mr. R. C. Mcllae will be pleased to learn that he was able to be out again ostorday for the first time in fon weeks. Mia! M-cRne contracted quite a severe illness soon offer his arrival home from ‘Sydney.

T0 RE-OPEN C-ALVEV-—lq_

is

summer‘ resilience at Tran-mile of

WILTSHIRES, SUPPER tonight.

HAM, TONGUE, jolly_ candy and‘ other good things to be had m, the, Si. \"l!l'.'li~l.'i.l5 Orphanage tea.

VWNDOW DlfiPLAlh-Tlie show window of ll. A. Tanton, mils-lo‘ denies Grout George Street, has been very favorably commented up~ on. The display after dark with a. gramoiplione‘ as the main. fixture. is '\'Pl'y effective. ‘

ANNUAL MEET'.NG.~—Y_ M. C. .\ . [ladies AllXll-lflfy will behold to (lay at £1.30. .\ large attendance ivanlcd - I

HOLIDAY TR|-P_~—1l't01!. (l. ‘C. Taylor leaves this morning for 5- sliori. holiday trip to Chicflg" In‘! Boston. He expects to be abssnt two weeks.

‘EASTER BEER-kin L. D. Mc- Lend, vieiorla. purchased from Keith llosivell for his Easter trails! a very flue Shorthorn Heifer which dressed weighed 600 lbs. and. was pronounced ‘by Zilr. McLeod as one of the best ‘he had killed for some-

euosoilln "

A daily cupful of hot

O gives warm energy, vitality s iortifies against illnosos

"Watt til! tho son oi’ man is risen from this dead."

“ " HIS MIRACLES. A Gospel without miracles 1s like u house without nails. a mass of loose material. The facts of the Gospel are bound together by one great principle. God in the midst 1m the person of Jesus Christ doing what only God could do. The Resurrection in the crowning miracle.

Thirch-PULI-‘ILMENT OF Hi9 OWN PROPHECY—!-ls said that after His Resurrection several things would happen: the descent of the Holy Sipriit. the world-wide of His work. The prophe-

Fister Sermon at St. Dunstaus

Cathedral

ln Si. Dllnfltlill'»il Cathedral Sun- Sunday;

“day mornim (Easter

cy over Jvlflff" has been oomlm; true.

Jesus, sins afonomont. The risen Jesus, full conqueror of sins dorm-i» ‘ nion, sins’ penalty and 5111's mttlio-f rity over man. H‘, I

il.—-Argumo t for Man's Victory .°'°' 8"“ MASTER MASON pl The living Jews was always unquesdonabh, as g sln‘s mouqueror. The dying made___Manutacm|-ed

Rev. William Monnghnn prcflvilfili from l Corinthians, V., 7-8: “Purge out therefore the old leaven. that.

limei ye may be a new lump, as ye are uiilenvenod. For even Christ our gizissover is sacrificed for us: Therefore let us keep the feast, ‘not with old leaven. neither with the leaven of malice mid wickedness; but. with the iinieavnned broad of sincerity and rtruth."

The preacher said‘ in pant: ‘To- day 1,119 Catholic Church celebrates throughout the Christian world the most solemn feast of _f.l.l('i whole 1400 .pounu_q_ A 3-,.“ ago he also occlesiastlc your. No longer has purchased from .\lr. \Vliif.ehesd a silo reason to be sorrowful. but re.- Gfiltli-‘lf; Bind by U“ 911m“ horsemlllel‘ to be joyful and glad, for ‘velghmg 173°“ pound“ This mam Christ is risen. During the past

~ i h l t ‘ilfifhilil§‘i.i'it°lflgfi “..°.-§’.i°...°§l§“. 1M1“ ‘imm- W‘ assess”? d“

splendid matched team as together 111B 3°‘? Week 571° ha‘! clmhm he“ wiili being the same breed and self in the black garments of grief. C0101‘ i118)’ ‘M9 V91?’ 5111111111!‘ 111 She liad stood shaken and sorrow- Style and amkm‘ ful before the bitterness of the. passion and death on the Cross of iotir-ioivii harlboi- is upon. the ice h“ dlvm” mumlnr‘ Tnday m?‘ having broken up since Saturday, SOPPOW is changed Ito joy. This rlghv. on to the, wharve" All indi- happy morning she has nothing

"Hm" PM"! m a" ""-"1~" “liming olse to do hut rejoice in the risen of navigation. ‘it is und-ersmoll

NARROW ESOAPE.—A mnu walking on the North Ilivfll‘ 169 near Yuri; Point broke through on. Sunday afternoon and had =1 V81‘! narrow escape from drowning- Foriunately the accident was seen and rescuers arrived in time to snvo him.

HORSE NOT'E~3l'r. Keith Bos- well, Victoria, recently purchased from J. W. Whichead, Kensington, n very fine draft mare weighing

rm: HARBOR. OPEN-Char-

over Death.

trlue of the future. Wlfiltiiout

men most miserable.

ing of the Redeemed

ills work was

be with Him.

THE VRESURRECTION iS TH use OF THE. INDIVIDUAL Summary of evening

E. P. Coliler:—

Tert-“lf yo then be risen wit Christ shek those things nro above." Col. 72:1.

lib-Argument for Man's Victory

The grove is the boundary of all hunmn philosophy. Jesus (through His resurrect/ion. gives us tho doc-

WQ would. as Paul says, be of all

lV—Argument for the- Home Oom-

representative, house ills resurrection and ascen- sion to tho glory is the pledge that those who follow liim shall finally s11 puugrAprs CATHEDRAL

b which

Paul views the Christian life as‘

it

dolngrntuiatione are duo for their part towards making tho musical portion of the service» so success- t-‘ul.

_;.Poni.lllcal Mass ans celebrated

E at Sf. Dunstlufs Cathedral Sun~ ,day (Easter Sunday) by ills ‘Lordship Bishop (rlfeary, assisted

sermon, _ Baptist Church, million emf. Rev. b’ RP" N‘ mm" w’ m ma’ n“

“f. \’. lilcDonalfl, Suinoeairom, flev. ii". ltiiglies, [neuron of Office; Rev. J. ‘C. McDonald, Sub office; Rev. f.\f. ‘Mftnbflalll, Iligli Priest. Rev, W. "ifanaxhzin, Allister of ceremonies. The Muss of Si.

ling to the season. lllflgfi the

smoking tobacco is‘ a pipe tobacco as is from choice tobac

fully matured, scientifically blended and into a solid plug, it keeps its "urns evenly and satisfi

delicious flavor, es.

Smoke Master Mason It’s good tobacco

MASTER MASON-read?‘

ruubglod-ifor-h those whm t a some

robmmwi lifo ' “‘

rubbed ready

morning service the amliom "lVliy seek ye the living?" (Cooke) was sung, the solo par-ts being taken by Vrs. 'I‘~rainor and Mr. Charles Earle. A duet was rendered by Miss flow- ard and Miss Amy Earle, In Lhe evening the choir rendered the an- them “Very Early in the Morning" (Miles) with solo parts mien h? lifirs Amy and .\fr. Charles Earle.

Auction Sale of City

’ Property

The undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction on Monday’ the liourrli day of April A. 17., 1921. m. ilie hour of eleven. o'clock in tho fort-noon. in- front. of the Court liouse in Charlottetown, his resid-

1w Innuendo?‘ t cost to eons postsge, eta-h". -'.' mtg‘ —Il a e 0 ,- I‘ usurious count ss us was-d. but llvs figures (so “AOL ale nllowed as can WIN.

llssh n-lttsness w cover east must loco-puny all sdvsrllso- Ielil. h no us: as: this rnls be overlooked. Alanna-cull rsoelvsi without remittance ssnlot be acknowledged.

beginning" in ‘the Now Birth be-l cause that. is the resurrection of a soul ‘from the death of sin ‘into the life oi‘ the Kingdom of’ God. Life naturally has some ideals cor- responding to its character. The Christian life ‘is heavenly so its af-

Lhm tho bicllonfilds of Sydney will. Sltvlor: _ _ Y! h _ o“, m, a lri_we[;kly ‘Service be. Fheio have been some u in ow tween ('ll(\l‘lOLi(%[0\\'!1 and Pictou_ dared to deny tho resurrection of ‘ll 2‘! “Mil-ii fill‘; “Em i2? Cmlgwlwl‘! Christ from tho grave-fro deny that an one er on . ie propos - _ , 1

lion m put on the steamer Speedy Imlby 11,1? b“? pa“? “w 31h“? for ll daily scarvice has been nban- F0“ i‘) 5 . 0‘ .\ "i" 94m‘ Q 3° finned, 11s that HLMIIYIGI‘ was foiind_ rifled out of ‘the tomb for our solva-

the lau- Alcxandoi- McDonii-ld of New York and which was purciias cd ‘some time. ago by lllr. Wm. J. O'l.eary of Llfonireai; ‘brother of milholl 0'L¢‘i\l'_v is to ‘be rig-opened this summer.

Alphonsiis was rendered under the ‘capable ilirection of .\ir. w. J. ‘llrown. After M1155 the impel "Benediction iwns given.

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BAPTIST CHURCH

FREDK. HUTH 5 C0, 64 PARK St... Bouthwurk, S. E. Ipliondon. England announce their spring sale of furs at auction on April 18th, 1921, E. H_ 11811161‘. B89111. Summerside. P. ll. I. »

_,_ MISCELLANEOUS

...___._..._..._....____--- SEND ME YOUR RAW 'FURS.—-i will buy for cash or handle on consignment for New York or London market. Satisfactory sen

vice, prompt returns E. H. Ray- HomisiEKERsr-sihm YQR nor, Summarwide. P. mrl. or 1a?- Virginia. farm list, Dept. a75- 158 Welt 27th. Stunt. N" York. Emporia. V8-

\§‘ul‘1ls—-i.llu "Como and soo" oi

Salvation and the "(Joule and See" of service. Following this them" with his usual ivoaltii of vivid .1" lustrotions he closed with a mov- ini; (iii-n.

’l‘lie:~"o services are nightly grow lug in interest and ubtcnilnnce. All arc lit-nrtiiy welcome

‘Plot Against Ulster

Evaugeiislic Services At Baptist Church

-_.._.. service was fin ptist

A very illlpfutsriilifl ii.rgcly' attended n! the Uliurcii inst t‘,\’\‘llllll{.

A briglitscrviee of song was. fol ‘owed by 4i n eloquent and apiwiiiini; address by llev. l-l. l’. Calder.

The H]N‘-1lll€‘l"l)ll5f!d his address on

‘rho words "Como and Sec". iii: ' ' pointed out. that tho Ciirislinnl Pélfllalllélli) Found Church began ivitli tesilinony __----

and through the ages it hnr» LONDON’ M“ 23.4; amp-amp

been so propagated.

Reugion ‘Posts on these to the Star from Belfast says Llie

IJULlIOPlYlGS there have obtained an

' . , . inkling of a Sinn Fain plot 1o prev Smoke If?

three

atlon of the Ulster parliament. Tho Slnn leblnoi-o declares tho deport- nionts um “determined n! all costs to prevent the loyalists making the act u success. Plans have been carefully prepared lo kidnap , , _ sheriffs and officers and seize the I 9p" n‘ ballot box on the night. proceeding years afcoorits the elections.

vent the esiabllshmont of the time

OUOUOIOIO

Dominion income Tax Returns

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Eiks Attention!

WediesdaiTi/iarch 30th

Competitive Auction. Music, Refreshments, Etc,

Where 2 Elks Club Rooms

Gflllleg commencing at 8.00 sharp.

Come and bring a friend.

Hockey.

A very interesting gztuio of Hoc- key was played in liforell Rink on 'l‘iiesday night Nlarch 22nd between the Droudniiuirlns (second team) of Morel! and the Blackheads of Mo roll Rem‘.

The ice bolni: in a very good condition the boys put forth all their power to accomplish that ‘Wlllfih iron set before them.

The first period iihc score was 0-1, the second period 1-3 and tho ‘third and lust period rhe :<l('0l'<.‘ was il-—-~-i ull in favor ol‘ ilio lilnck- heads.

The line_.iip was as follows.

io h» unsuitable for the purpose.

----_\' ind ‘playing on some ice floos with some other boys zit tho water from. ygsierday tumbled in. and his momentary dismtppeariince into Lilo icy brine imvo his companions sue-h n. fright. that they ileuideil it would only be wasting time and perhaps lifo uyint: to rescue him themselves so they immediately ran lo secure aid. When they ro- turneil with u rescuing party fhoro was no sign oi‘ the boy, and it ivas decirllfl that the youthful ice-flee mariner had gone to llmry Jones’ locker. Efforts to locate the body proved fruitless aind the rescuers sadly Wendell their wuy to the home of iiie ilopzirtai to apprise tho parents oi‘ tho catastrophe. Arriving lhore they found the "l>0<l_\"’ lnid no, there before »lll0lll—\’l'3l’y m-u-cli iiiwo~iiiid feeling much better nflcr heaving cli-iingeci his wet eloihcs for dry ones. lie gave zi simplo explanation. When the other boys lefi him rho crawled out of file water and went home

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VANCOUVER. l3. 6.. hiareli 26-- Ton thousand fans on Thursday nigthf. saw lho Ottawa. Senators dc» feat the Vancouver Millionaires by four to three in the siscoiivl game of the series for tho Stanley Cup emblematic of ‘the worldis hockey championship. The series’ now stands at one win each.

Vancouver lind all tho play at

Blackheads Drcadnauqhts W, Kane (Hlill f-I. l-lawhoii. J. O'Neil dloinl ll. hicldwen G. Alcthirlhy Left Wing J. llliinliind I‘ Aliiiphv Centre E. McGuire ll. Klliu iliglii. Wing ll. Baker

R. Walsh Cover Point l-J. ltosisllon

Another very swift. gimme of Her-i key was played (he followingnlgliv. between the Aloormzics of West St-

the start. and gained a two goal lead in the first two minutes. Ot- tiuvn then scored and the poriod ended with tho Pacific Coast chom- pions in tlio load by three to two.

ivlthout any of their regular players for spares, Vancouver yet forced Ottawa mo the limit but. in

Tfl-LRILLING TALE OF THE SEAl

Lion. To prove Christ's resurrec- tion ll is first of all necessary lo prove that. lil- really died. 'l‘lie ‘proof of this is found in the testi- mony of Scripture. Al. the time 'of His bitter agony iliero were preseni many of his Illqciiples and _Iil.ii.li»'y others who were not liis jdlsciplos. It is recorded of 1.hc ‘soldier than, \Yllell they found that |Chrlsl was really dead, forbore to break His legs. This in itself is conclusive. proof. Aloreovv-r, the awful ioruionts were. of themselves (sufficient to c-niiso death u-itlioiii: ills (fFlIClllCLlOXl on the cross. The doop wound inflicted in ills aide was sufficient. to cause (tenth.

The proofs of Christ's resilrrec- lion ore as undeniable as those of H-is (tenth. it is rocorrleti that ilo conversed with runny besides lfzis own disciples and that He re- nioincdon earth. forty days after Ills crucifixion. More than 500 alt one time couversod with Him. Even St. Thomas. who was not. present when Christ first appeared, was finally convinced beyond the she.- dow of :1. doubt.

But it is not sufficient for us to know that Christ died and rose Efrain from the (lead. Lt must hove some consequent-o for us. We find lliiit our Holy faith is based first of all on tho resurrection of our Saviour: secondly that that very rcssiiroction of our Savior is the symbol of‘ our future resource- iion Lo a lifo of grace in this world and to a lifo of glory in the next. if we now, during this holy blaster time, come to Confession in sin- ceril)’ of heart, then we (ran any truly that we have resurrected with

factions must he not above. Tile believer has died to the past. personality is lost. lleileefori unto good work. Life has n ('hrl~.t returns we who are shall appmir with Ilini in glory. Such .1 lifo calls. first, to a vi tory of self and sin;

rious fum re.

vices the choir Easter music.

Easter Services

ST. JAMES CHURCH

‘lug services Sunday.

vice tiio antlismns "0

were rendered.

of Life" o wake». (West) .

(West) and "Awak with holy mpture sing

3T. PETERS CATHEDRAL All the services in St. day. wvero

'1‘ hey bright

ment of the season.

eniiix. ilotii dealt tho fundamental fuel. of the 1'05“

on filings in Christ ills old

lie is .1 new man created in Cllfisl

prospect. When ills

second. In. inspires us with a Vision of a nlo~

Al the morning and evening sor rendeord flltfnr

Rev M1- McLeod preached at S’. Joules’ Church, morning and even-

The church was beautifully decorated for the

season During the morning ser- thaf men would praise the Lord" (Nichol) and "New ls Christ Risen." (West) ln the evening the choir sang "lllost glorious Lord

Peter's Cathedral were well attended Sun- and cheerful in accord with Llie soul»

The Rev. Mr. [Light preached in the fnrenoaii and the Rev. Dr. liunt in the ov. very ubly with

The. blaster music n1 the. Baptist Church, blaster Sunday was of the high an-dcr for WlllCll this fine choir is noted. The Anthems m the morn ‘mg and evening services were very llfiilillllllll)’ rendered by a full choir. Worthy of more than special notice wits-a mule . qunricttc. Tho Old Wltvsidc Cross," rendered by Hes sre. M. (wilder, fboy Quigioy, Leigh liingweil and Dr. Yeo. Mrs, Header SOI‘l'S-=Il4‘lll_\' . melodious coutralto ‘voice vvils heard to sillendld- effect in her remieriuir of “There is a Green llill For Away."

ZION CHURCH

li

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flev. (i. f‘. Taylor preached of. lmlli services at Zion (‘liurch Sun- day. in the morning his sub- ject Wins The Easier ‘Message; in Lilo cveningi immortality and Judgment. The services ivero largely attenderLa special feature

cum the splendid singing. Dun lug the morning service the choir rendered the aniihenm "The Lord is My Strength" (Constance) we solo ‘being taken by His.» (‘offln and .\lr. Arthur Bruce. The ev- "lliui; Kmilicmu "King of Kings" (Simper) was rendered admirably 11w solo qmrt being taken by Mr. Bruce. Solon by "Miss Dorothy Sui- lierlund and by .\Lr. Whltlow, oi‘ hfoiicton, were rendered m, 1,1,9 eveuiXli-t service.

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Easier services of. the Cent- ral Christian Church were well attended. The church was beau". fully decorated with (lower-g and the choir rendered approprlatg Easier unislc. llev Air Malcolm preach at l)0l.ll fiOfVlCPs upqfl 335m;

“' topics _

enlial properly, situated on Brigh- ton Ave., and llfllili,’ known as Ne. 74 Brighton Ave. intending pur- chasers can gel information con- cerning ihe properly in tho menu- iinie, by applying at the office oi

.]_ l), SUWYHTI, Stiliciior, Newson lllocic, city.

‘Dated the 28th, day of hizireh, A. D.,1{I2l.

ROBERT AFFLECK.

i-'

Montreal Harbor Is New Open

M’ eciol to The Guardian)

. ' "ramp. “ETC-h 2s.-.-\n re- con were swept away today when the . Lawrence was freed of ice ond- first vessel entered the lrarrbo of hlonlrenl. This is ii momh earlier than ever iii the history of tho port. The nvcrogo time for the firs, arrival was April

25.

---—-¢-0>-—-—— BRITISH EDITOR'S OPINION -—Tlie Examiner ‘has received .-i bookie; entitled , "“'h8.L British, Editors Say about, (‘aim-da." which has just been issued by the Conn.- cltan Department of Immigration and Colonization. it contains. brief comments on Canada made by members of the Imperial Press Association who visited this coun- try inst summer. The booklet has

been issued mainly for circulation in the Old (louatry, and readers of this pane’? may have copies forward- erl to any friends in the Old Coun- iry m», are interested lu Canada,

Th“ Ye” u” mum” Owemxmu‘ u“ mlmod wry set/airfoil? llaoxlil Ellie glitlfiléhfilia clad: the seem“ and l-hlrq periods ‘he 611111111851; Then and not fill then reetlon of the Lord and Saviour of p heavy pawns: upon persona sending in incorrect returns. and “V0,, W, and“, ,,,,,,.,c,o,y,,,,. Easterners had mllth the better of " ° "°““"'°"“°" °‘ “m” °“ m“'“‘““" METHODIST cuua u W w I ' . , me Blaglghgad; mp, 5mm; {mum tho play both in attack and defence. Easter Sunday be o! prom‘ to us’ M the u o'clock “rvim "h" m‘ c ‘g u‘ ’ D-‘Tiwl’? For lnitlnggi-wlt tbs Income in understated up to 5_6 m m,“ o, n“, Dmckheadl N“. luondnys game w,“ be pm“ Our sins are as if were great stones flee of ilm lioly Communion \\'ilt<l “N “r Hfxndomfn v b I u DEATHS one-tenth the real income the flue is l0 per cent 111mm" °" .._._Q.>-—- m, “mm. b , n _ that must be rolled from our con- cambl? "lifwrmi ‘W if lflrse choir ~ - ~_ I‘ ‘ F! PM“) P‘ ....u....____._ . t o sure man rules pre . . . at both <1 , . the deficiency. VTlllfl n lb P V w science {Hill from nnr souls. m ‘l lmuumul new “can”: ‘ma l“ “H on” M“ H“: “elbow” H'G-G|N3"']“ this ciiv ‘"1 5W4“) ‘ F ° 9 Milk t-O-"lflt- the evening rho cunticles were. sung Church Siiiiihii‘. tho snbiiwt in hfii-rch 27. i921. George Jilin-dock

11 understated by more than 10 nei- cent but less than _________.&____ m fine sailings, the lmrvlm GODGlIItI the moriiinx: being “Easter Possibll-i infirm. son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. \\'-.it-

Revlmil. P. Calder

. o l ‘l l ‘. ' ' r" ' , . i. . ~ i - ' 2° p" mime he“ “ALF TEFHMDUNTOF INCOME 4 T0 Tlll! Aching B. c. soup $ALE—British (‘o- b? ,,itr,'lgi..'ns.ll:ll. m“? “m” so“ nggms’ M“ w‘ "luums" » ‘ t . . i.'i 3.. ,' 3 OMITTED. V‘ ‘ iumbia bomb u, u", “mm of $2" tho solos. Tho hymns wern fill cmmjrisnd (mnmmv Ssxifcfiukljl NlCPlOLSON-Af. (iimiroignc. I-‘lat lf the deficiency fa 20 per cont or more. THE WHOLE You can just tell by it‘ healthy 000001: were sir-i by u“. govorn_ “may J9i“'°i"l“'-“ '0 Easmr- r° "‘ ' ‘

River. on Thursdny- evening March 24. Jessie Cmiipbell beloved Wife 0i" John Nicholson aged 6G.

._..._'_

at Baptist Church

Summary of sermon in Baptist Church Sunday morning‘. March 27th by Rev. E. l‘. Colder.

Mr. L. W. Watson, organist and

solo "The lfiqrt of file \\'0rld" by Mr. ll. A. Tim-ton choir director,

Miss Kathleen Moore and nnmmi "Come sing the exaiimlion," so- lo purl Iiiken by Mr. ll. Gonbell. Al.

stimulating odor, that it is

AKEN. or run uuanroxrrno iuooivm is '1" 00mg '0 do W“ um

A false stazament may be punt-she‘ Wm‘ ‘i $1°'°°¢°° fins Ind six months in jail. I

|ment to the Dominion Securities [Cormnatiou of Toronto lit. 103.77

THOUSANDS of men and woni u" "W 3"°‘"‘~“i "l! W?" "PM issues. en. when iho leuol little. rheumatic Tho cost to B11113}! coming)“, w";

Over I00 years 1

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“Glory of the Lord," ‘by the choir, "He shall feed his flock." Mrs. Goo. Chandler: Aria. "Come unto B "

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officials. You ' fully helpful in relieving external money is to ho used undgr the

The doctrine of tho Resurrection

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