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Lenten Meditations The Lonﬁn Times

GOD'S KINGDOM

"Seek ye first the Kingdom of Gnu and his righteousness. and Ell these things shall be added unto you." These words need to be fac- pd by those who hold that the Lord never thought or the K of God except as a supernatural reel- ity soon to be revealed, and as pos- scsslng no other relation to com- mon earthly life than that of bring- ing it. to an end. Ii this were the whole truth ‘ll. is hard to see how Chrlst‘s disciples could be bldden to seek the Kingdom when it would have been more_ natural to tell them to wait. for it. Nor is it easy to 5C9 how there could_ be any connexion between the righteous- ness God's rule. as a wholly new order for which men should search, and the provision of food and rai- merit, u? of the divine bounty. It men ll care about God's right- cuus rule they ivill not go short oi what is ticccssary for the mainten- ancc oi earthly liic.

It is no exaggeration lo say that

Woman's Re alm '1

Rare Flavor , y and Bouquet

l HOUSEHOLD

SGBAPBOO

s; mum t.»

New Potatoeg new pointed peaches. t em in boiling for t1_half minute, then

them in cold water and the peel- ings will slip or! easily and with-

out waste.

thc wellbeing oi the world ill the‘ yours immediately‘ ahead deperldsl upon the extent tu vrhirh this word oi Christ i| heard and obcyed._ It men \\'lii ltut ncllcvc tnitt atcﬂllilﬂll to the rulc and (‘and has nitytliiiig to do with ear

1y security, with the building up oil n life in which there are earthly goods for all to enyol: they will 1i\ll back upon continual make- shiits which have no strength to endure. Principles of tnorality that ignore all reference to God and his latr. which is the oiie true stan- (lJiTl and sanction of human be- haviour, are not adequate to the vast and most difficult work of. re- construction now impending. ‘Those uho imagine that gucli reference is impractical and impracticable ideal- ism arc simply wrong and will be found to be wrong. The issue is not one oi the presence or absence of an idealistic motive, but of mans capacity to control the course of history while he acknowledges no control upon himself. The Christian creed docs not become a series of negatives when it faces towards the world, as though iilvrc could be no good life for men an natltzis. The world which God ma e and for which His Son rllccl need not be a profane and evil alace. In the ordering of its life lie way of God's law is the way of health arid peace.

Air woolen garments l5 NW“ as possible and brush wixh e moist suit. brush. Don't press them too often.

Let your elmiric iron cool alter use llnd remove any starch with .~ ~.-.\ and 1i damp cloth.

Lost TWICE

, Strain Tests Show!

LUXed Stockings

Disinfectants

ln burning a. disinfectant in a

room. the dish containing infectant should be set

Linen

Linen should be hung line so that the weight the waitp threads, which threads running the long the cloth.

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D. C. Williams

l. What is wrong with this sen-

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Ylgmwusmststghothcr dish containing wage‘?

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Price Control Questions and Answers

m. Qn ti ......::. ‘r. ri...*."..i'r..:t.2':r Ian as a reguar future each day. the questions are those which have reached the Wartime Pricey and (‘rude Board from housewives in this reclon. The auswen are pgq. "ﬂied by the Board loaders. Per. u "»‘=l€."2..“'“‘.u.‘l“l.2“f“‘ll'="4 nv

wall-egg, than ivrltinl to m:

I Rlllonah Advisory Cum-

mtqprag: m m: Time rrieu

. er water plunr

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nor suturing under s. ,

the tiis- an-

Q- Th - ‘- livmg rmfmpllﬁtlllititgggllllioxliiéndttih? lex warrants redecorating but 5e cuimot obtain any satisfaction “Us c“; ztvhatever trom the landlord. Must are the. pﬁcgﬁlllmue w 11v: m this dirty

“a” “I A. There Ls no “ihwl says you must live ally-

pace . . . nor - .. tion which sayswtltigellgnalirlxgrdeﬁtligt "eaemmw “"1955 this is delinitclv set out in your lease . . this ' lt ‘matter winch lnust be settled us- Luecn tli_e tenant and the lanqlonL Q. I hlld that I have not enough blltiﬁl‘ when I carry 51X lunches a wcek and hate to walk four miles to work every day. 1 cannot do this Will-wilt noon lunches in which 1 have to use nutter. I5 there any

on the

rental regulation anyone else.

gossip.

SELECTING SPOUSE REAL JOB ’

Quest For Ideal Marital Choice As Barren As Diogenes’ Stint

llwuuitiyeinsntuuebformldesiwlohlsbureainrostilu lumtlermlionnstmetnjtstiyrstqehlgsmletnwm been lulled for marrying also tines wi ooilmsleunsldniselfforhsviiuemsosdsdsvmﬂieﬂollywoodquotsln wimbyuylngthsthowsslooklngforehsppyhome. There is food for thought in this domeetle qvilode. for it bring; up l. numberof trlmoninl problems that no one hushed the wisdom to solve. Ono is the vuluo of , never-moo in nan 6 riqe. H. when we make e had guess in selecting a. mete the first time, should we try, try ggﬂn, M the old time MUures us to do tn other mot- ters? Or should we play safe and stay Dingle? Unfortunately there is no authentic date on this h matter sndﬂtist b whet puts imrrlage in the extra

bu tbout benefit from the divorce

clan. ror chain marriages do not

seen-i to be any more Iueeellul than first st- Nor do their failures in having gotten their hearts desires in n. wife or htidisnd appear to tip men and women or: on how to pick them. bwldelllll’ mfﬂlge is one of the few ence teaches nothing and in which glare d’? no Neither ego

con cu serv u er ta light of warning around the altar. w my "a choice of a wife as his adolescent grandson does. and the men and women who matrimonial repeaters use their new partners as they did in taking an their old ma.

You would think a man who had been married to s. shrew and s. nigger would fly from the very presence of a aluitp-tongued woimn, and that the woolen who hsd had s tlghtwed husband would pus up the man with a Yale look on his pocketbook. But they don't. "They marry them. Statisticians tell us that widows and wldowers, whether grass or sod. are more apt to marry replicas of their first mates than

things in life in which experi-

Gflﬂlbﬂ tmkes Just as foolish s just as little caution in selecting

Nor ls divorce in reality the solution of the unhappy marriage that lt is in theory. For. nine times out of ten. when hinbands and wives swap partners, they find ‘hey have made I. bed bargain, and that they have only exchanged one set of faults and peculiarities for another. and that the new ones get on their nerves and are Just as hard to live with as the old ones were. I once heard of a woman who had had five I husbands say that it she had made as much effort to get along with her first husband as she did with her last. she could have lived happily with down at once to his meal» Jeinlt Nttmlbe One and saved iieiselt s. lot, of heartaches and trouble and Walked to the Wm“ l" We elm‘-

All of which boils down into saying that there is no ideal husband or wife. and it ls a waste of time and effort to go around shopping The real secret of how to be happy through married is to be choosy before hand and make yourself satis- fied attenwirds. For while it ls true that sometimes a second marriage is happier than I. first one. swapping wedding rings is a chency business,

hence? "Had we have gone it way I can get more but; o would not have happened." Tim - e-r’ . ‘z what is the some“ Worm” nuunds Emfluﬁrlgntzlll bigger is‘ ll: for the non-existent creature. elation of "natatcrium"? There is no wny llils curt lftcelson. 3. Which one of these words is creased bcciusc you carrv lunch“- mlsspelled? V Ebthonerate, exhller- The only suggestion Ls to use moi: Ble- eXl-Ialﬂtlﬂﬂ- H sprcad that can be used ivlthont and most c-f those who try it lose out in the end. 4- n Bl QOES the Wﬂrd verl- butter. and to add butter stretch- ﬂﬂ5ble maetanls a word lreginnint! as to the butter w m“ one pound

with inc that means entangled"?

ANSWERS

1. Say. "if we had gone." 2. Pro-

nounce first a as in day

, O no. and accent third syllable. 4. Capable of being proved to be true. "We want veri- lnextricable.

Exonerate. ﬁable facts." 5.

As Long‘

show.

"hopelessly

when used for sandwiches goes a lot further and tastes the same. _ Q. What is meant by commerc. ial accommodation?

A. Commercial accommodation ls any vacant land. any land used (or commercial purposeg and 1e;

business purposes.

structure or part of a structure uged for combined business and dwell-

=../ Yam stocking dollar goes twice as far if you dip your stockings in Lux. instead of rubbing them with cake soap. Lux makes one pair of stockings equal two pair . . .

preserves their elasticity, curs down runs, strain tests

Treat your stockings to a Lux "bath tonight!

l-UXed stockings

FIT better--

WIAR longer!

ing purposes when the lent has not bcen apportioned in respect to bu‘

t for dwelling purposes and part for

IDNDON — (GP) —Brlg. A. C.

n l" . n - ‘*5 l“ “W? *1 Emlmd 1min any place o! 1553c?‘ iclgtlltn "r-:l§',3‘53y°<'%.cr'§- - business. offices. stores, etc. any was spent to make Hampshire

roads fit to carry D-Day traffic and the work took ab: months.

“HERE-suit: F

STILL UP

A number oi’ mules had lust ar- rived at the camp. and a recruit made the common mistake of lu- preaching mo nee-r one of them.

His comrades quickly placed him on a streztlier, and started of! for

ospl l. 0n the way the in- ed consciousness, glar- ed at the blue sky overhead. ex- perienced the swa ing motion as he was being oar-red along. and shakliy lowered his hands over the side. only to feel space. “Heavens, I ain't hit the ground yet." he groaned.

HER JOB

The teacher sent this note to the mother of an unruly pupil: “Dear . Jones. I regret very much to inform you that vour son. Robert. idles away his time. is dis- obedient. quenelsome and disturbs other students who are tying to work. He needs a g t aehlrul

"pelnV Miss smith-Lick him yourself. I ain't mad at him."

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LITTLE DUTCH FIGURES

g-r-w-r. , \.

DMIGN N0.

he land o! wooden shoes and skates eoino these little girls.

raider

To orderl-pstu-m: Write or send

tion on her part. but which even

Social and I Fashions :1 Liteil-ature

tttrirs DIARY

I B! ll Island Farmer's Wile i

Tum vies s wind mm the bills "We..." i‘ "$22.; “tifuifﬁh “‘“ ln ts. Dark t azlll: mime day ;t"‘éli‘. "iﬁﬁtuiewwmwii"; ‘ll-Ff; stopped wmtp.

southern-veranda: to agreed dish-towels ' convenient rail

There was a great deal of

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being done in the vicinity last night. I suspected it when the men fetched a common box used for such e. when they came from the t g. It was taken from the yard later in the evening. Judy came home in concern. “There's a sleigh in the yard in the house on the hill. There must be something wrong. Pard is there too." That was it. James was there too. They were ielﬁcngng the hogs for to-day’; mar- e .

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so James was the busiest man, with lending a hand here and

3nd II knew James liad so much to 0.

came in quietly at dinner-hour and surprised us at a musical instru- Iment. Judy had a broom in hcr hand at the time, for she had been swwping a. rug as she waited. plumes. l noticed sighed as he sat

noon’s breeze and as she said “was ,neurly blown away." She was very ;trlm when she went down the driveway. Snug-ﬁtting and becom- ‘ing hat, dark green coat. fur-trim- med. Now, excepting cn the Sab- bath. Jlldv sets forth on such a trip, in a costume of 801d Jacket and warm brown ski-pants. No vel- vet overahoes for Judy. but rubber boots not t0 dainty a skirt a ques- tionable spot but to wade thmugh it. Jeanie rode home. Judy called to me upstairs: "Do come and w! if you know who brought Jennie bac ." She should have known, but the sleigh left the yard so quickly: She sees him almost every daily. .Who? Why, of course the mﬂ - I manl | Q I O Jeanie has been readiim: "Good- bye Mr. Chips" by James Hilton- A book which to read is to enjoy. At the time it was shown in a. city theatre neither Jeanie nor I hap- pened to ace it. Such delightful things as attending pictures takes ‘considerable planning at Alderlea. Work and weather like ones lucky stars. must be "in conjunction." The story has to do with Mr. Chi-P- ping. Junior Master at Brookﬂeld an liirtglish school. He remained! there m almost three quarters all a. century “growing less shy and more mellow; growing more tolerq ant. more humorous. and alwayu more beloved by the boys he formed. l-le summed up in hm per- son lin abiding loyalty f0!‘ E118’ land: a nostalgic and Pill"!!! 10y- ty for Knthie <Who was such I dear!) the wife. who was with h so short a time (Dying Wllh h" ﬁrst-born)‘ an lntelliﬂelll? loyﬂll-y for the clasics he taught and above all. a crusty dryly nmusmz- and llie-longrloyalty ‘to the school which was his world. I liked the gtoi-y quite as well as Jeanie, it is very clean and wholesome, if a blt athetic. Marlv teachers I have Enown. very touch like Mr. Ohlvl-

Company came in to-nthtk rain —~young folk to visit Judy. When

wood-pile, I shake my head. It's very wet to try-out his wood-split-

ting plan tonight Judy served lunch. bit e cake she had baked w-dey-born out of tribula-

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YOU'RE NEEDED NW T0 FREE A MAN TU FIGIIT ﬁ/leéiizﬁtoz #25:

4/044: outﬁmk/

above pietug with your Mme and

LiVingtSiLeisurTl§ THE woman's REALM

Menhgnrhudsndovorwillhsvo.

l there to get folks on their way. Jock went to the clty in a truck‘

was really ashamed when he‘

im night.

ve ‘Ib oolnapeew words well suited w Words are like leaves. some wither

Aldewg year’

l BYY YOCX‘

‘ . I YOHMQI NOQ sacvttenv TIED

WI riding

ten e.- the .; the men and wlilrneilhitl the‘ mud m I dl-‘Yllleh the striélﬁ

I N30! before ty the ck. be moremfTrrh? pa me‘ n

HINTS or: onns an l m rtotm nouslii ms

WWDrints left by certain type; of composition rubber soles on your clean ﬂoors can be avoided ii e016: of new are waxed be- fore wedrliw and rewexed m“.

ioneliy.

mmim that simtply won't come off "your firlgers will van. lit i! llah rubbed with l 910M Mtllflllilﬂ wt ammonia. Rim finnrs eeelyg under run-

—Wuﬂworth Dillon.

t ts klll CHBIEIBETONIE fig." m” ‘Mum’, w

Salllufgintleiilnide fed to lAyinﬂ hone 1'98 mil-Iii? eggs with t shells; stilfepyrod ne hsd no algal“. lar- effect.

.,.“°°'..l..‘8.‘>llin“‘pow°°“"y J3‘ tern e s

druzs used in medicine to E-elieve

Dﬂin from disease or injury.

Aluminum me hospitals 3 used in making‘? less that transmits a Sllbltllllllililﬂ! ml‘ amount of ultra-violet ligh mm ordinary glass.

‘me Zanzibar Glow Grow ' Associltlon in s. brochure unlit‘; ﬁlm sto of clovelpi says thulzt Zm- ‘n: h

r now v ill m . P tee 1d,;

lllwe in the world tlz e 0:113 blotting 110:1); porevfoolerlmlzllilfl? o! which d: on over he dented place and then he the clove of industry Some so ress it with a warm (never not) per cent. -thq

but d da - u“ m’ mod an aimless ex

Oordttiroys will In! unwrlnkltd and fluffy after many weaxlngs ll’ Ire hung dripp wet or after washing. Never. ile- ver wring them out. Stretch gently into . wet: mess very llltlltlt on the wrong side when almost dry; raise nap by brushing on the right side when dry.

clove comes from neighlhortng island of A little first aid box of essentills kept handy may save many a long mending Job later. HINTS 0N ETIQUITTE

when I Blrl marries but keeps

when the frosting had shipped water in the making turned out to be very good in the end. And nnw James is com _ watches and the clock. If they are as he say:

“anyways near correct" the late news will presently be in" kitchen.

Until tomorrow - Diary-Good-

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f. Needlecraft f4 FOR THE HOME

INTIDDUOIION ‘l0 IIIICG in mint.

and aim a lure to ltlh sin Wu Address Pattern t ‘lbs uhnrlomtown G __ tum sum Assn: ' l Bit! tel-wing; sinluotrrs

such n; j ml

ewelr s tribal:

address It ll cents tn coin or

stain Needlework Burnt! l

Char ottetown Guardian.

Design No. 510

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Street Addrpl Apply to C.W.A.C. lsenllhig one», ' H. O. M-D. 6 Hollis: i» Province

estate, consent. husband c; l] WW1‘ wltholl: ills wtfu consent.