. La vie et la lumière pour la femme . menor en utilisant le intelligent cinq fois dix spécialement conçu pour les jeunes. Imprégnant l'UA de ces manières de porter à la maison le Jubilé et beaucoup d'autres dont les officiers de la branche penseront, il est sûr à bea nouvel esprit de consécration et de la prière définitive, en vue des bénédictions gagnées-derantes attestées par Dieu en cette cinquantième année de notre travail. Dire à mon peuple qu'ils vont de l'avant était le messagequi est entré chaque coeur préparé et d'écoute dans ces crowdedassembUes, et avec ce mot d'ordre nous pouvons en effet nous attendre à des grandes choses de Dieu et de réaliser de grandes choses

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. Life and light for woman . menor by using the clever Five Times Ten specially designed for youngpeople. Permeating aU these ways of carrying home the Jubilee andmany others of which the Branch officers will think, there is sure to bea new spirit of consecration and of definite prayer, in view of the won-derful blessings vouchsafed by God in this fiftieth year of our work. Speak unto my people that they go forward was the messagewhich entered every prepared and listening heart in those crowdedassembUes, and with that watchword we may indeed Expect greatthings from God and achieve great things for God, in the yearsjust before us as a Womans Board. In one of our auxiliaries there is a quiet Httle woman who is thebeloved leader of the society. One of her friends writes of her, She is so strong m faith, so sweet in spirit, so graciousp ., in person, so wise in judgment, so conscientious in detail, so gifted in presenting the plans of her vision, that I some-times feel there is no other like her. I9I7] Editorials 551. Miss Sarah Louise Day Is not this a good portrait of the ideal president? There aremany such who would be too modest to apply this description tothemselves. With their faith and their efforts Jubilee Conserva-tion will not be difficult. Amid the rejoicing of this Jubilee yearenters one note of regret—that this year terminates the twenty-oneRetirement r T%, r- -1-^ , of Miss Day. ^^^^^ °* ^^^^ T)Siys service as Treasurer. The Board has beensingularly fortunate in its treasurers, all ofwhom have been women of cultured leisurewho have generously given their time tothe work. Of none of them has this beenmore true than of Miss Day. With aterm of service more than twice as longas any other treasurer she has lavishedtime, thought and strength on the details of her office to an extent known only by those in closest touchwith the Rooms. It is in large measure due to Miss Days admirable business abilityand her sound judgment in the investment of funds, that the hi

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