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Following “In the flnc program

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i rlochford Square School Choir - filmy; Gmtly Sweet Afton.

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rtcchford Equine School Oblcr — The Bong and The Breeze.

Miss Nelidtr. Aisenault -‘- R0881?-

.!ln Selection -- Mrs. Charles hr - The Holy City.

_-.._~.o ~- Miss Lotti-ta Rozslter — My Tait.

50in -- Milli Helen Rouche - I come To Th!!-

flgghfqfd square school Chior —-_ Christ In ‘lily Sorrow. ‘

Solo - bliss Frances Hcnncssey “The Song 'I‘hat Reached My l-loatt. .

til-too sdeotion w Miss Bethany Mnhflniaia-ld '— Dense -Clintricc.

Solo - Miss Jenn Murnazhan — '.l‘l:t= Constant Lump.

violin Selection - Mr. clreverie - Ave Mario.

Plano Selection Mlhs noache.

501° ._ Miss Joan McOallum - 0 God 0! Iioveliness.

Rochford Square School Pupils -—- A IDNG DISTANCE CALL Misses Shirley Cooker. Shirley nennecsey. Barbara Kane, Barbara Gallant. Anne Plneau. Mary Stmith. Patricia. Leightizer. I

Solo — Miss Gzielyne Graig - 'l‘li_v Will Be Done. '

Duel - Miss Gaolytne Craig and Miss Yvonne Biker-

vlolin Selection - Mr. Alfred McKoii-ney. — The End of a Per- fect Day.

S010 _ Miss Catherine Crabbe — Lovely Lady Dressed In Blue.

Pianlo Duel — Miss Helen Roache and Misc Dorothy Peters.

Solo - Miss Yvonne Baker arid Miss. Gaelyne Craig -- The &nga lifv Mother Used to Shill-

Rcchftird Square School Choir — Adorwitilus Te.

(‘ind Save The Kipli-

Sister St. Ritrlck. Mr. Albert Blanohnrd and Mr. Charles Mclvor were acconipanists.

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Charles Hole/n

Lo on tthct gNy Mid sullen hill

A piece well known as of a skull It beers no mark for artists skill But yet Golgotha holds a place ‘transcending far beyond in scope The mightiest deed that man could

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rot- there out»: itemized in deem

Redecmk-ig ‘with. His omloth blood

Th”; ¢h1ldren whose Creators breath

liltide tthrm become n livnfl 5°“

But’ slam; foul taint had entered in

No other blood could cleanse that sin.

1-4. calm that ndole ttioi-iiwrwned brow , And ere He yields that sacred life. Father-l He prays. that even now Forgive-they know not what they

. do. Thaitrilunph or that sacrifice Denim veiled in Love and Life anew.

Tiiejdarkness of that mid-dtty altn Wesnot as deep as lthat. wtluolt 1on6 H"; gealQd mam; henrt~but now l ltg done

mitqveu u, TGflb-Jlifl God not nrlw 13mg gpygy n11 guilt and shame of 911 qmn @311 trpcn His Home.

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- lov ~ whgm ,,,.1y God the Father lmowe. To 32nd Ilia Son down from. atbove To die for ahrners-and thus be-

1 stclws Form-tr more upon mankind T319 way of Etcnizu Life to find.

-B. Cromwell Hardy.

Q ms rticu sou. _ The soil cf Mrmchuiztto is among the richest in i110 world.

cfusn-n nv vmus igehore dmcovcrcd infa-zi-tile varsi- ym was czsuscd ‘by it virus.

lull-strength yoosl acts foster because

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right to work-makes sweeter, tastier bread . . . insures tender light texture. IF YOU BAKE AT HOME-use Fieiichmnntsfs active, fresh Yeast with the familiar yellow label. Dependable — Canada's time-tested favourite for

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'l'l.'lia column l; reserved up my. of local interest. but advertising

I uewey suture mly by ' ' at five cents e word atrlctly p“. able in advance.

COOK'S for rlwtognphl.

CON FEDERATION LIFE m’. SURANCI.

consume nine nv/snnssuss again at Jack Camemafl.

BORSALINO HATS FROM ITALY available again at Jack Cameron's.

MOORE a MeLI-OD Lilli, wfll I11; atapets Wednesday from 9 A. ll. to

N. F. B. FILMS and Swilne Club Meeting, Lot 16 Hell, Wednesday

Lenten Meditations

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If there la such a thing u our. rent. Col-n in the realm of haavg]; it is faith. If one would have com. mcrce with huavenly wages one must first produce faith. Faith mikes ua heirs of salvation; faith ll the bade element in Ill Chris- tian experience; felth brings to us any victory we ever gain in holiness hf life.

In every use there have stood out on the page: of human nia- tcry men and women who have utoniahed their contemporaries " by the largenes: of the measure n! their Illlh. In bhQ 1181i! of one of the colleges in the eastern states there stands a reproduction in actull size of Michael Angelda statue of Moses. As 0116-88265 on that stately figure with its mes- aivc brow, about which the thith- derings of Sinai still seem to rc- verbcrute. this giant of faith scents separated from the rest of the human rnce. whet grandeur of faith wu hia whose broad should- ers carried the weight of the whole Hebrew people! In the eleventh chapter of the Epistle to

evening. 8 o'clock.

IMPORTANT MEETING Chm-l lottetotwn Fire Dept. Tuesday. Apriif 1st,-7.30 P. M. All tmecnbere pleasel attend. I

MOORE d: EEO!) LTD" will be open Wednesday from 9 A. M. to 12.30.

ATTENTION: Tuberculosis clinic will be hold at the Provincial San-I ntorium on Thursday, April 3rd. No‘ clinic's will be held<cn Friday or Saturday this week.

FOR EASTER AND AFTER. — English China Breakfast and Tea. Sets, Teapots. Cake Plates and Jugs. Also cdd cups and saucers from 85c. At The Abegweit Gift Court.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzle. titty. annotuice the engagement of their eldest daughter Betty. to John Gilmore. son of Mr. and Mm. Mur- dock Gilmore. Melville. Marriage to take place early 1n June.

MR. AND MRS. H. L. ARNOLD of Bristol, announce the engaged ment of their oldest daughter Sylvia; Evelyn to Arthur Arnold. youmvr] sun of Mr. and Mrs. Cherie; A. Prosser of Mcncton, N. B. Marriage to take place the latter pert of April.

NOTICE T0 WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTES. -- Scrap books for the "Scrapbook Project" should be com- pleted iind left at any one of the following places riot later tthan May 15th: P. J. 6‘: C. Ketmtedy’; Store. Kmsington. Bellle Bookstore. Sum- merside. Women's institute Office. Charlottetown-r.

CITY POLICE COURT — At the Police Court yesterday morning an

ril 2nd. One drunk and incapable

others. one e woman. W"! flllfid $20 and costs or I0 days. U10 Ind. costs or 20 day! and $10 and costs or i0 days respectively. Two drunk and disordc-riies were given 20 my‘ suspended sentence and e. tlllfii fined $10 and costs or t0 days. ._..,___.______

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Doeasft it fccl grand to wake up clear- cved. refreshed. ready for a busy day?

et many ople get up tired and grouchy. never real? feel their best.

The reason is often n very common cauae—a sluggish system clogged with food wucte. if you are like moot people. you need help every e0 often to clean out your system. get back pep. You can do this so cntly with the extra-mild action of pure y vegetable BILE BEANS-the lnrlgest-seliing liver pills in Great Britain.

-or a peppier. brighter tomorrow. try Bile Beans at ' 7 Iii boxes cold yearly. proof of cenutionai popularity. Auk your druggiet for BlLE BEANS today. 70

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Excise case was adjourned until Al",

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the Hebrews we have a wondrous portrait gallery of the heroes and

drous exploits for God by their faith.

Whilst in all these cases it might appear that these leaders in faith were set apart from the rest of mankind, yet we -have reason to believe that they were not the children of special privi- icge ‘and God gives to every one of us a measure of faith by

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which we too may be victors in, the fight. l-‘tiith is the foundation’ of peace. The Psalmist declares that God will keep in pcrtect‘ peace the soul that trusts Him} Faith is the keystone of courage) The future may seem nmhushetl‘ with foes at eveiy turn in the road; but "The Lord is my ilgiti and my salvation; of whom shell I be afraid."

The Apostle Paul refers to every man as having received from God's hands "the itieastirc of faith"; in: since faith moans so much, it is important to ask how this meas- ure of faith can be increased. In the affairs of the world faith grows in its proper almosphcri. Even one man. by his own faith, will lift g whole people out or‘ their doubt and unlielief to twsl. and confidence. In mutidtanc ul- felrs, it is often iinposslbit- to fuihio have faith in some ohjez-t, because of the faith of others. Even so with Christian faith.

‘ lihiofiJustice Mclluer.

Held Conference llerye,

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Chief Justice J. C. MvRtlcr. of

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received 2o days in jail whine three‘ tho Supreme Court of Ontario, and

President of the Canadian Bar A..- ‘satiation of Canada. who visited. Charlottetown last week. ls also; President of the Canadian Save the: Children Fund. |

During Chief Justice McRuel" visit he had a conference with Mr. J. O. Hyndman. who is the Island representative on the executive council. The Canadian Save the Children Fund is successor of the Canadian Committee of the Save thoChlldren Fund of Greet Brib- Lin founded in 1922. It ls the inten- tion to form I. ccinmi sci: or bunch, of the new Canadian organization in each Province. and it la ex- pected a. Dominion organizer will come to Prince Edward Island in the near future.

Hurlser is the cause of the lncredi~ ble sights of destruction and fear. chaos end apathy everywhere evident in Europe today. Mrs: Margit Levlnaon. Swedish Save the Children president, in hcr re- port before the Slwc the Children Federation of New York stated: “I don't think anything effective can be done towards rehabilitating Europe and educating lta people until they have been fed—uhll1, they can satisfy the rho-st elemeii ‘

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The citizens of Prince Edward Inland have been moat generous in their voluntary support of the Fund during the war and since. Mr. J. O. Hyndmen. who has been lnociatcti with the organlgatlonl for the past twenty-five years. hasl agreed to clrry on, until g Pro- vincial Committee can be formed. Mr. Hyndmln will gladly answer any inquiries or acknowledge sub- scriptions; or these may be sent

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