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S. C LOTTETOWN JUNIORS, day, February 16th. Buy today at the Mayfair. iltoxls Old Spain. or Rexali Drug Store. 2-12-51.

OBWELL —- VERNON PASTOR- AL CHARGE. — Sunday February 17th. Services Cherry alllsly 11 A, M. Vennon River 2.30 P. . 0r- well 7 P. M. Rev. Roy E. Webster, (Presbytery-Supply) 2-16-11-

DR. BARRETT has taken over the dental office, formerly occugiwed ly ret d,

and is now o n for practise. Dr. Barrett serve with the Canadian Dental Corps, 5 years and 8 montlm. 3 years oversees. 2-13-15-16-31-

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of Milton and Rustico for Sunday, Febru 17th. St, Mark's, Rustico,

ommunion 11.00 A. M. Si.

H 1 . lull-u. Milton. Evemliz-lgaPrayer 3.00 P. M, Rev. Sidney J. vls.

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A. Y. P. A. fol owed by Breakfast in the Parish Hall. 11.00 A M Momirlg Prayer and Sermon. P. M. Sunday School and. Bible Class. 7.00 P.

Everybody welcome.

Both Morning and

Ln the morning

and “whatsoever ye do,

Organist, Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, meet at 2.30. At Midweek Worship on Wednesday eventing the Biblical studies will be o! The Pro hot of Judah and The Parable of e Ten Virgins.

TRINITY CHURCH. -— 'I1he r - ular services of public worship w ll be conducted by the Minister. the Rev. T. E. McLenman. lln the morn- ing he will s ak on “The Peoples Worship," am in the evening "The Eternal night." The music of the day will be under the direction of Mrs. Keith S, Rogers. and the Choir will sing suitable Anthems. There rwill be no Junior Choir ractice. Tine Fireside Group! as usua invites all to the Social all at the close or the evening service. The Chluch sonool will conduct regular diam at the usual hours. A cordial invi- ration la extended to all to worslhlp in Trinity Church.

IBLE SOCIETY FELLOW- fellowshi between the Parent Bible Society 5nd the Dominion Bible Societies than ever before, and this

sr. more cannon. - Feb- sttecigvllr "It was h theThfiravla 17 _ 5mm 5 d .| o we conquere .” us t §_13%ryA_ Cifllmifii, wmflfi, must be if our cause is to truly

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M, Evening Prayer and Sermoln 8.30 P. M. Open House,

THE KER 0F ST. JAMIE. - Evelning Wor- ship tomorrow in the Kirk will be conducted by tihe Minister, the Rev. T. ll, Bussell Somers, M. A., S.T.M., who will also preach the Sermons, on the text, "lf it were not so. I would have told yml"

the evening on the text. do it hearily rd.” The music will be tion of the Church

B SIflR-There is to-day a deeper ,

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‘I'll! PI-IIIILINTI IUSAGE

Dear Co-Wcrkera across om <1 ;._ An American soldier in Blrilaln wrote this verso:

So long aa there are homes ' Wgg: 1mm Ind there la

so long as there are homes Where lamps are lit and prayers

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"r With 0d Himself, back of than little homer

We still can hope, . That is what we must feel about our Great Cause. We still can hope, ml!!! IWDQ. for final victory. be- cause God Himself is back of uur little efforts. You all, with your diversity o! gifts and yet wm, your unity of purpose, are together workln for a great salvation for the ch ldren and youn people of our Dominion, and ths tncught ins ires me night and day. owever, shall we not in the future, more than in the pas: on. courage and develop the s irIt o! prayerful and practical felfowshi , or critical times lle ahead. i1 seems to me that we are being driven to realize, more than eve;- befcrc, our utter and complete de- lfindence upon God Almighty, that if we are to overthrown this gursed Dictator, "Beverage Alco-

{ts l-lls Majesty our Beloved King said on Christmas Day, speaking to the Empire of Peace and the Victory gained over another Mon-

succeed.

Please let me say this to you each one, no member, however in- conspicuous and unvocnl, however far removed from city centres or large auxiliaries; no one should underate the value of her personal contribution as a raying and rac- tlcal member. Le no one be lttle her God given gifts of spiritual experience, of faith and hope, cour- age and charity. Believing prayer is a weapon which the weakest of us can use. To have the good-

SHOPPING ARIOUND

We have become a nation M’ critical buyers. Any t-rlflelmll will tell you that. People new adays are a lot more value-con- scious than formcrIY- “Wm”? their own minds more and are not easily swayed by 81511 5119" manship or fancy vrwhm-Iw There may still be one born every minute but the maicrlty of “I arc smartening up. We know what we want and insist on get’.- ting it—or else!

This trend towards discrimi- nate buying ls welcome to all who have the genuine 200611 w "11- Wc in the life insurance business welcome it. No longer doel the

uuulunler want Just ‘e P°11°Y - He knows that there are man? plans designed for different cir- cumstances, so he lnteiligenflyl "shops around" among the va- rious plans before deciding which to buy. In this he has the assistance of the shopkeeper-w

the agent’. —— whose sole aim la to sell only the plan that best suits tho interests of the lhdlvldllll customer.

And this is where I come In- Representing the foremost life company in Canada, I know 1 can help you. Please Ive me a call. There's no oblige on.

H. C. BOHAKER Unit Manager Phone 835 SIIII LIFE 0F GAIIAII

146 Richmond Street Charlottetown. P. E. l.

will, the spiritual backing the moral support, the quiet neighborly witness and testimony-ma well as the rnotherly influence on homo and school and community of good women, these surely are valuable meuhs of support and strength, which our Cause needs, daily

Young women are returning from

the armed forces, older women are returning to homellfe and duties from war work. We, who have had experience in the Cause of Tem- erance, must do our utmost to en- ist new recruits to our army. It must be done with all wisdom, patience, care and tolerance.

It is for us in love and by every kindly means possible to llelo the fallen, to protect the weak, to guide ihc wayward in the paths of purity and peace.

Ours is not merely a ivliliiunt and Preventive Organization, it is also a Helping and Healing Union and becau: of this let us carry the spirit o our Lord and blaster into all our work.

Encouraging reports are coming to us from all across Canada. May God bless each one of you in your work for Him. ,

Yours sincerely in His Service,

Eva Wlckson.

ENCOURAGERS

is not all, There is also a deefir fellowship than ever before - tween ourselves and the Amerlcanl Bible Society. All this may be duel in pal-t to our common ancestry and in part to the dangers amd sorro s wc have shared together throu long years of war: but even that is not oil. Ancestral voices doubtless call us together: the present strug- gl us togcthfl; and. more important still, the hazards of the future will hold us together, Help the Bible Societ and its cause through the P. . l. Auxiliary 0!‘ branch,

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — The service of morning worship. 11 AM. will be conducted by the Rev. I- Judsorn Levy, B. D.. whose sermon will be "No Man Cares for My Soul." The morning anthem will be Furl-ants "Lord For ‘llhy Tender Mercy‘: Sake." Immediately follow- ing the service of morning worship the CIhul-ch School will meet for its period of Bible Study. ‘Ilhe Rev. I- Judson Levy will conduct, evening worship at. T P. M. Sermon at the evening worship service will be I Surrender All." The choir will sine; the chornle "Softly and Tenderly. ‘Ihe anthem of the eveninfl W111 b" Turner's "At Even. ere the Sun was Set." The music of (the day wit 1 under the direction of Mrs G E- lIott. Ffilli organist and director of choir Yml are cordially invited to attend all or these services and 1cm in the worship ct the day.

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Charlottetown

I of their beloved General Lee. The

be ed out. with the comment

That is a strong word for it means that you and I should pass along some encouragement to oth- ers and lend a helping hand in every good work. A lovely story of cooperation comes from the southland. When in Richmond, Vu.. there was erected a massive statue

huge monument arrived at the station when some one suggested tt should be put in place only by loving hands. Three great trucks were fastened together and it was laced on them. A cable a block on: was attached, the writer snys.

There was an cx-governor of the state, millionaires. rich men, poor men, fat and lean men black men and white men small boys, ragged plckanninies school girls chcwiilg gum, fashionable ladies pretending to pull. Amid laughter and tears, songs and cheers, the statue was placed where it stands today. That. great Genera] sitting on his noted horse ‘Traveller’ looking toward his well loved aouthland. Veterans in blue and gray were there and grudges were forgotten. That rope was cut in small bits and each who pulled little or much received a piece as a souvenir and everywhere that piece of hemp would he pull- next day "I had hold of the rope yes- terday did you‘! Good!" Old wrongs were righicd. Old feuds forgiven. New aims bound men together

How many of you readers arc holding the rope that needs every Canadian to help pull the load? Are you helping?

"Prohibition does not always prohibit, neither does civilization always civillze, nor education cdil- rate, nor Christianity Chrlstlnnlze. But they are 90d‘: levers by which

we can llft-. Frances Willard

D11 LESSONS-LEADERS AND DOERS

Exodus l8:14; i9 to flmlst Timothy l-l0,

Both in the Old and New Testa- ments we read ln outlines the

uallficatlona needed fcr leader- s lp-outllned because conditions as well as natural abilities differ but lf success is to be gained rtan- tiards must be maintained. The essentials set in Exodus are able true men, God fearing, haters oI uovetousneas. Those chosen in Acts were honest. full of faith, wlsc. while in Timothy hla requirements are sober vigilant, hospitable,

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Our Lord possessed all fulnesa o! grace but He chose as leads-lament of var‘ d gifts....some seelnlngly withou great glfts....Ali were needed.

Never must we forget that un- derlying our lives and all their ac- tivlties is a Divine purpose. If we have placed our all in His hands He will work His will for lls but we must have a willing mind eith- cr to lead or follow.

"The Christian must not alt by and let the fircs of intemocraute burn on. All this must be stopped and we are tho Christ-men and the Cllrlst-tvomerl to stop ll, or else we are pltiablc dreamers and deluded professors of what we do

not believe " Frances Willard

For the first time In recent years a First Lady attended opening lilght at the Metropolitan Opera House. Opening night at the Metr politan is an event of great gig: mour, The. socially prominent are there in array of ermine, silk and jcufcls. Tile millions who, hefore their radios, thrill at the music of’ opera do not share In the magnifi- cc-vicc of the setting. Neither are they aware that there is a spacious I781’ room (tin.- only bar in a New York Theater) where many of the ticket holders among the 400 spend the infermiasions. Newsweek for December 10, commenting that the "Mot Greets First Night and Pence With Pomp,‘ Chnmpaign and Wagner," reports that preceding tho opera Mrs, Harry Truman and daughter, Margaret, were guests of tho exclusive Metropolitan Club". When they were offered cocktails," says Newsweek. “The ‘Truman: stunned their llosis by asking for orange juice, an item which had not been included in the elabor- ate dinner." Here is something new in "High society." Here is moral courage in upholding Dersonol standards which has not been con- spicuous, of late, in families which llvc under the white light of pub- licity. -—Chl~lstian-Evangclist.

Drink and ‘ Insanity

"The mental doctor sees the vcrv worst that alcohol can do. No bodily disease. no family ruin. no social catastrophe is so bad us the destruction p! the mind, 1t l; p”. tain that for every man in whom excessive drinking causes absolute insanity, there are twenty In whom it iniures the brain, blunts the moral sense, and lessens tho ca- pacity for work ln lessor degrees." ——Dr- Clcuswn. Royal Edinburgh Asylum.

LONDON — (OP) - mlraltv is to rstablish a permanent: base for the Fleet Air Arm at Syd- enham. Belfast.

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BRONCHITIS coins COUGHS!

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Please leave your name at any time and we will illl your or- der to the beat of our ability as the months go by, giving preference to those who have not received a pair the first month.

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ter a time in which it seemed to Kitty that all the new flowers must ‘ inch“ And then witih dragging mnutes ivos our. Dry-throated with waiting. she had no heart for tea. Every crunch of pebble in the driveway made her

to tlhe windows

wlnegiass elm-s. R-“Dsrfs boy Wolfld

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“Deer Rupert, I like you for that. Because. really, woke all aItI-id of so many things." He had gone over then and in his arms. After a whispered. still think-

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gall the some. iuet once it. would be splendid to be a rebel! dint once I should like to so it nlonel" Then she had laughed lightly and added. “My life, or my heart, for my co uerlcesl" Aga . to reassure him against the - to him ~ strange impart of her words, aha kissed his eyes. Rupert hum her. '

"But the rest of us mortals. Kitty. Would you like us all to grate separately with each oase- onate im ulseit"

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guessing upon what path

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