‘ g DECEMBER. ‘_4. __194s

_ THE VUUAKUIAN, __br1Ai(i.U'l'i'l£'l'UVifN_____

‘___.--7 h“ "oonwcpoooocooooo

ivonk DAY SERVICES

“My Communion.

3J5 Iiioiitiay and Friday

1,45 Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-

grtin)‘ 930 Wednesday nvenaong 1.30 Friday

Aii seats are iree and unap-

pi-niiriitiril. Visitors are welcomed. rho lnnunrhent is glad to ace them ‘mi- tiie service. Everybody wel-

some. ET ia-tui/s ANGLICAN cuuncu

1100 a. m. Divine Worship eon. ti" d by the Minister. ..§:::-"=."".""'.:":: “W-

- — ex : ' . 2 _. Dudley. I 3 1,2,3, Dr.

Hymn-Anthem: "n Life“ tw. o.‘ Dudley-e-‘Eraiiodflgzf chau)

(The Men's Association, choir will meet ior rehearsal at the close oi’ the service.)

2115 it. m. Junior Choir Practice

7.00 p. m. DIVINE Wollsflip, conducted by the Minister.

Sermon: "Blazing New Trails."- Teat: Hebrews 11:8 - Dr. Dudley.

Men's Choir: "Softly and Ten-

._._..__----—--——-—t C" q-iu; psmsii onuiwu i"n|)li5l|cd i169 by Royal Found- lllon I iiev J. T. Ilibott, It. 0-. Elector. Mr iinision Organist and Choir Master SUNDAY IN ADVENT iu. lloiy Communion,‘ ni. lloiy Communion, oi Memorial Vases. "Seek Ye the Lord,-

Deiilmiiion Anthem: Rnhcris ‘Izliti P. Iii. Sunday School 7.1m i’. 3i. livt-ning Prayer and

Sermon. |

Subject: "Written for Our Lear- uing"

Antiu-rn; "Saviour Thy Children Keep-Sullivan.

ri.:‘.ti ii. m. Organ and Plano Re-I

rim-Air. Iloysion F. blugiord, .\. ii. t‘. O um] Mrs llelon Stewart Hut-Rut’. .-\. T. C SIINLR (“OLI . '1' AND BIKING YOU Visitors will receive n cordial llCIPiIlIll‘. at St. Paul's Church.

“Fikisovirkiaiv ' 'I'III:) KIRK OF ST. JAMES

Biiiisell Soinera SJIZM. Ministei Organist iiiiss E. Lilian ‘iciieozia iiliis Boo. imti n. m. The. Sacrament iloii tommiinlon. intro-in: "iirrzid oi the World"-

iiie ltev, ‘l‘ il Iil,.\..

oi

F. Mugford A.R.0.0..'

. COME ' It FRIENDS. l

dgrly" (Wm. .i. 'l‘hompson)

The angel laid unto than, qr“, 3w"- Iol’. btlltlld, I bring you ‘ogd "dllllls 0i great Joyh"

A cordial invitation is extended to all visitors in our city to join with us in worship on this Lord's Day,

Wednesday — 7.30: Congrega- tional Meeting In Iiesrta Bail,

BAPIIST

THE R.*ii"i‘lS'l‘ CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets, Ilnnlilfl’. Rev. James I). Dlvlgon B.A.. 8.1). Organist and Director oi choir ‘Mrs. llelen M19353’ A_ T_ Q M

Mon-ins Worship ii A. M.

aflmm" "The Slilrit has tasty fruits." iiev. James D. Davlson.

, Anihrm: "Who Would True

"I91" SW?" (Eilkllsh Traditional)

'l_iio Church school at 12 noon.

Evening Worship '1 P. M_

Sermon by the minister James Davlson. _

This is a novel sermon prgggnt. iition. “Two Dollars" will lie-pm- "Ryftl on screen and through re- torilings.

Th! Communion oi the Lord's Survive.- will be observed st the [WFIIIIIK Ivvfship Service.

" The evening anthem will

Ilrotlicr James‘ Air." (Jacob).

51°11“! iii 6.30 p. in. the Mens‘

Rev.

be

iliulii-n‘ liiii-k

'.‘..".t| p. m. (‘iiurch School.

7 i‘. .\i. ‘the Service oi Solemn-_

iir.

5i‘l'lllilil2 ‘tics-us tJiirist our Lord, tiiic." ~ iiuhrrts. Frnurk-livuis Girl's Gaileryi rrrviii- Illi‘ Siicriiiiicni. with us. “Hos PRESBYTERIAN

llvv t. tnriiii- Wells-tel oruunlst and choir tiirertor

.ni lli-nrssy or the Cilristof Exper-

'i'iie Anthem.

l-ZVENING WORSHIP

Ki-iizie.

"Willis: 6G0, 592. 410. Word oi God and keep it with ‘hill \\iili us.

Association suppgf wiii be hem h, the lower hail.

You are cordially invited to wor- Hhlii with The Baptist Church.

‘cumin AN CHURCH Kent Street

MARVEL D. DUNBAR, B. TII.. Minister.

M. C. Stewart, 0mm“; and Choir Illfrtitqr

00.00 is. m. Church School and Iainiiy iiour.

Adult Class in Mpin Auditorium of

Mrs.

Church Lesson Topic: "History in the New ‘Testament. Acts 1:8; 421-4; IBuZ-ll; ltlzil-IIJ; 28:10. Bil-Bl.

l_1.0o A. M. Morning Wnflhlp ‘m; Communion.

Tfllrlc: "What's Iii A Name?"

3"‘- l" RPIIS "Know the Church"

Anthem: "When I survey the Wondrous Cross.“

7.00 P. M. Evening Worship See- vice.

Sermon: "THE SIGN OI‘ CAIN" -—(‘ienesis hi5. Anthem: "llear My Prayer" 8.30 p. in. S C M Sing-song in main auditorium.

Friday Night-Wit p. m. IIOUR. 0F POWER."

"Million coats; But irreiigion costs more"

You are cordially invited to all services in Central christian Church on the Lord's day.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street

l A’ the-

‘THE

Christa-m [ltlltftd to Illme oi the Lord Jesus christ ‘Mot 18.20.)

Iliiiiilisglilng. --I'I\<- son of Niall." '

hitlu-m: ‘.I<“.'I. Priceless Tron-i

(‘hhiircl liIliI (liillory Choirs. i "0 l.nr<i Most Merciful (two-partli Fiioii‘.

\|I (‘in-lstiuns are ivcieomo to

llw Ainilster will conduct llie Iicriiccs and deliver the Sermons.

CHURCH Prtiivc niiiigGTiitivnflStreete I hilnister i-ranli Johnston A. i. C. l. MORNING WORSHIP

H.110 u. m. Theme: "The Christ icncc.“

"Imus: I35, GIT, IBI

2.30 P. M. The Sabbath School ind Bible Classes.

7.0!‘ p. m. Theme: “What Shall l Do With Christ?" Dr. A. D. Mac-

This will be the closing message in the series of special services.

‘iih- Anthem:

“tilt-seed are they that hear the loving hearts."

You are cordially invited in wor- \\-_______

SALVAIIUN ARMY _ofiifsr GEORGE STREET iirlnr and iiIrl. E. II ‘ "

1l_.\.‘ M. llniinetis Meeti 5“I‘.i"<‘l1 “The Devlne out." 2.30 l‘. M. Sunday School and 31MB Class.._ 7-"°_l>- m. Evangelistic Service. Sultan: “Why Men Drift" local Duct “Drifting.” Motor and Mrs, Hutchinson. ‘MIIIJIHPIPIIII Music and Sing- slit. hsrnesi. Testimony, and Warm piritual Atmosphere. I ‘U taste and see that the Lord ‘l iwod. Blessed is the man who rustt-tii in “my WE INVITE YOU.

i__________ UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

' 2'1 Shh Avenue Li._ii_ "'"'

t

5m"!!! Scrlilees l!” A M". Sundayg-Scliool ,1 A. ll. Woralil and rrsus - 7- M. Evangelistic ‘ Week Nights '1'.“ I“. \vltllltl_tliay Young Peg.

I‘. M. Friday Bible Study m, 7- M- Friday. Prayer and De- ne ""1""! service

n." lily sicli among you? let him

‘M ‘for the eldtlc oi the‘ church;

h, h‘: \h"'i"l!l'lYcN_cr"lilm. "anoint-

Tl Lm witiijiiin till name oi

"u" imi. Andtiie prayer ".0! faith "Y! the tlcihjaiid the lard

Lord's day 7:80 p. m. Gospel meetln . The Gospel is the Power oi God

unto Salvation to every coo that believeth. Rom. I-ld.

It: “Message is Bow that Christ died ior our sills. was buried cndl rzse again the third day." I Cor

s. .

What shall the end be of them

that obey not the Gospel? I Peter

4-11

The Lord Jesus shall be revealed - " veogenee on them that know not God and obey not the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, II Thel. I ‘l, B.

Prayer Meeting Tuesday l-PJI.

P Mi. Sunday School R ‘ s"...

day 11 p. m.

iihureh of Scotland

Service, Lord's Day, Dee. 5 ii.00 A. M. Orange Lodge Booms

Richmond Street (neat Telegraph Oiiice)

___________..._

PHILADELPHIA, use 1-—(AP)-— The filo-room Lorraine l-lctei was lold today for $485M!) to a group oi followers of Father Divine, Negro cult leader. Father Divinn,

lord's Day l0 uh. meeting lord's

"T! "when up. Jaiiiea iml-is. ‘iriiriwinr is och-sine to ail cer-

IiII 23-year-old white wife and

~

Craswell Studio.

UNLOADING Sydney, Invernela and Riverside screened coal. Phone 2133-1... Dalziei Bros.

MANY USEFUL Christmas Gifts

and glazing 10b on Fur Coats. Money back guarantee if not sat- isfactory. Bstts For Salon.

NEW SPARTON IMDIO and Phonugraph $62.95. Toombs Music Store.

BIBLE SOCIETY BROADCAST. by the Rev. Wli. Hudspeth, M.B.E., M. A.. General Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society in Canada and Newfoundland, io- night over Station C. B. A. at 7.30 o'clock. Plan i0 listen in.

HAMPTON Pastoral Charge. Services December 5th. Bonshaw 11 A. M. Hampton 3 P. M. Victoria

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-

TIIE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Musical Festival Association 1940 Syllabus is now available. Ii,_ may be obtained ircm the following: Tori-libs Music Store and Miller i3i'os., (IIlt\i‘IOII"I0\\'ll1 Art Rogers iri Summei-side; Tuylcifls Drug Store in Kciisliigiou: '1‘nv1ui".s Jewellery Store, Moninsur: Mr. W. A. Jones iii ‘Iyi-nii: ivfvvickis Siorc, Albertnit. For utiriiiir-iiai vrnies write Sec- retary‘. Airs. Hriivin Cock, Cilor- lottetoivn, it. R. 6.

lillLTON-RUSTICO PARISH- Services fol‘ Siiiidav. December Sill. iviii he m»: follow. Si. John's, Mil- inii rii 11,00 n.ni, iiuiv Crimniiinioii iliifi srirmoii; Si. Iiiurifis. Rustic-o ni fijitl. lilvt-nsnn iiiiiI S/‘Filiflil. (Ficus:- iioi ihr i-iiiinmo in iimoi. Bcgin the week \\'I‘II by gnini: in rliiirch. Re- mcmhcr! You nr-eti tho church as min-h as iivi i-iiiirch iii-cris you. “Not gnnii if IIf‘I!ii'IlI‘fI is us iruo of \"Il\ii‘(‘Il iiioiiiiiois us of rziiirtinri tic- kets." 'I'hr- ILHFICI‘. Rcv. A. Picrrey’ will welcome you.

Tl-IE KIRK or sr. JAMES. -

braitxi tomorrow iiicriiiiitz Iii Th» Kirk WII-Il a Service of Solemn Thanksgiving for the Sacrament in the Evening. (‘i-lristiiins of all branches of the Church of Christ

The Baptist Broadcast

"rim council's our: ' FOUNDATION"

in a new series

From December 5th. to April 24th. RADIO STATION C.F.C_Y. Each Sunday at 1.15 p.in_ The series will open Sunday with Itcv. E. J_ BARRASS, '

Pastor oi the First Baptist; Church, Summerside, as the speaker.

Subject, "JESUS CIIRIST,.TIIE SON AND SAVIOUR."

Plan to listen each Sunday_

Piano Anti ilrgaii Recital '

Helen Stewart MccRoe, A.T.C.M.

and Rcysleii F. Mugfcrd, A.R.C.O. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 8:30 p. in.

silver collection i

BIBLE ._SIIIIIETY : iiiioiinclsi ,

W_ ll. IIUDSPETII, ltl.ll.l'.‘_, M.A.

I » "I'm-onto

General Secretary British and Foreign Bible Society in Canada and Newfound- land.

December 5

REV.

Over , Stltion C. B_ A. Tonight At 1.30 o'clock rliio to Lilien In

The lioiy COIPTIILLIIIOII will be ceie- _

C.

loll

meat with us.

Miss

ALI. DONATIONS RECEIYED AND ACKNOtVLEDG- ED.

ery.

'i‘us~s

tor.

l.

3. l.

i

nhoiii. twn dozen disciple-r iiromoily ‘linvNI Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Springfield. daughter

1.

A. Cindy,

tion spent three years doing post- graduate work at the Ottawa. Civ-

capital.

Office hrs. l:30--3 p. m. daily.

'I—B p. m. Monday, Friday and

Saturday and by appointment. _..____________

are invited to receive the Sacra- The Minister the Rev. T. l-i. B. Socners. M. A.. S.'I‘.M.. will conduct the services and in the evening will commence s. series cf three Advent Sermons on the ‘Per- son of our Lorci-"Jesus Christ out Lord-The Church School meets at 2.30 in the afternoon. The Church Organist, E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus Boo. will direct the music which

Son oi Man."

phonoily by the Ohurch and Gai-

Personals

The many friends of little Educ Elizabeth iiusium, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lizisinm, SDFIIIII- field. will be picuscti to learn slit- is making satisfactory progvoss in the Ciiiitireifs liospitai. liuiifox, N. S. All hope for her speedy recov-

zicvompniiictl , to ilulifux iiusium

I‘I(IllLl

(Iii_\', Ni‘.

sore that“ does not particularly about thé tongue. mouth at Iii?!-

Any heal.

A painless lump or thickening. especially in the breast. lip or tongue. Progressive change in tht color or aize of a wart. H101! or birthmark. Persistent indigestion. Persistent hoerseness, unexr

isined cough. or dihicult)‘

n swallowing. r th Blood disc urge rom i: nippleycr irregular bleeding from any of the natural body openlnts. Any change in the aor- mal bowel habits.

NOTICE

Exhibition of handicrafts in the Auditorium of the Provin- cial Seiiitorium.

Monday, Dec. 6, I948, tiller- noon 3 i0 4.30.

Tuesday, Dee. 7, I948, 3 to 4.30 cnd evening 7 to 8.

Wednesday, Dec. B, I948, 3 to 4.30.

See our wonderful esscii-

IVLDCM. has op- ellcd In oiilce ior general prac- tice at 200 Queen Street, Char-

The

GPHTEFIYLLY

Hashim. their Inst i-ciuriiotl hoiiie Fritiziy evening while Mrs. Iizisium remained with her ciaugii-

he thought of his little boy. lie calls him the “wondrous child," the ‘iiyacinthinc boy", the “gracious boy.” the “eloquent child“, the "child of Paradise."

Another matter of interest is the

iottetown. 2213;?“ IIIWIRY- T°°mb5 Music DL Com“, h i. ‘aha,’ o, fact that he owed something to _._. Queen's University School of “£235?! uaiomer daystamih twg‘)

ion. For instance. when he asks

where were the angels who should

_ have watched over the boy, we re- call what Milton said:

“Where were ye, Nymphs, when the remorsciess deep

Closed oer the head oi your loved Lycldss?

Ah me! I fondly dream

Had ye been there . . ."

Then look at this ivhich Emerson asks:

Was there no star that could sent

No watcher in the firmament . . .

Could stoop to heal that only child"

DE

1.30. at the close of the evening will include in the morning. .- . service at Victoria, coloured slides Dudley Buck's beautiful setiln: ,~,,§°f,"k‘,‘,§§‘,§" ‘Igaeélstton, hegfisg depicting modern phrases of the 0f the Communion ilymn. u-oubie

Church's work will be shown. T. G. "Bread~ of the World", and ' ' . . liead. B. .\.. B. 0., Miilisier. In the evening Roberts‘ “Jesii .011?“ 38g“??? °d’ °,§‘“‘,§,s,,¥““‘"

Priceless Treasure", sung anti- P 1 o o0 5 ea c '

“She did but ope an eye, and put

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lunk, West lery Choirs; also an effective two- A eieur beam ior-iii, than “nigh; Royalty, announce the engagement part arrangement oi Franck: "O up shut;

of their eldest tiaiighter Joyce Eiiz- Lord Most ivlerclfui" tPsnis Amzeli- Fgp the ion; rim-k _ _ _ who can obeth to Oliver Reginald, son of cus). sung by the Girls Gallery Show

Col. Allan MncLeoci and the late Choir. what, my short “Si; means“? M“ Mauve“ °I Hflrisvllle- MB!“ '_“—'_““‘*“‘ Shall ive say that Nature blind riaize to take place the latter par? izPLEASE REMEMBER THE Checked ‘her hand and Changed of December. FREE DISPENSARI‘ VAiIEN her mind?»

——— SHOPPING FOR CHRISTMAS.

Look now at Emerson:

‘Perchance not he but Nature failed The world and not the infant failed it was not ripe yet to sustain

A genius of so fine ll strain ..

Did he wait An aeon to be born?"

We think too oi "in Memoriam", ivhere Tennyson wonders if Hsllam has forgotten him in the new cle- ligiits of heaven. "Does my old friend remember me?" And Emer- son is thinking oi his little boy who death took awny "Hast thou forgot me in a new delight?"

Shelley too must not be forgoi- Len, for in "Arionais" ,he asks:

‘Where whsi. thou, mighty Mother when he lay

When thy son lay. pierced by the

shaft that flies

iii darkness‘? Whore was

Urania

Whqp Kclonnis died?"

This too recalls Iiiilton. and Emerson was doubtless influenced by both.

The workings of Nature are noted loo. AILCI‘ the boy (lied, the morn dawned \\'III\ needless glow. Each snow-bird chirped. each fowl must crow. but the most beautiful and sweet oi human youth had left the hill and garden." There are feelings akin to this in other writers. Burns hos it in “Ye banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon".

“How can ye chant. ye little birds And I so iu‘ o‘ carei. .. Thcuil break my heart, bonnie bird. That Sings beside they mate."

tween Em erscifs

and the child shall meet again teacher for the father. Providence had sent him:

"Innocence that matched the sky Lovely locks a form oi wonder.

tier...

Would in thy hall take up rest?"

IOl'i1 i w

thou

There seems an incongruity be- sorrow and s bright. morning so wit-h Burns. This Threnody touches to the quick all who have lost a child. At the end of the deep Heart. assures that he

and that the boy had been lent.

him for a purpose. in fact was a A wise

Laughter rich as woodland thun- And thoughtest thou such a guest his

This child was to be a teacher and doubtless was - hence this

miniseries TOMORROW i "m" °"“""'“' . "I'm "m" "i" L- i z ~ ; iterature Q IQH'“"*”. ".””‘ ilna column la reserved for IIIII d. L.f 2 . _ > . ~ oi local interest, but advertising oi 1 some" U!‘ 1.1mm» uwwi :.".'::"."..:".:":°.x:: I e i) ENGLAND oi CANADA able in .......... ' "'" By 3001,,“ --~ ti s .4 ‘ ‘EIPS CATHEDRAL T311“ .ansso=@>oo¢>i>o<aoo~oo ’ , 5T» P“ “up... TY UNITED _ aimulvs ram Poona an. Men"... _ CHURCH --__ niunnsorrs THEENODY R _ Wm] _ CRASWELL I01‘ Photographs. itev. Canon E. iil. iviraloise W L L‘: (fuexwtt n-m- i Emersons "Filrenody" is an elegy "A" "T" "'23? It: Music as. i; c‘ m °" CONFEDEBATION um m. cn his little boy who died at the Miss ‘Suzanne Br" - ' ' 'mm":k'r'- 9- Vlliiins SURANCE. . use of iive, and in literature it be- en" , ‘ --—- i to ct ti h a t ii , m‘ SUNDAY 851"“! L"'R_*'A_m;i_"3“““- 4- 0- 17- °-- Al‘ your. snavwn. - Arum. fgdnllnglisi? iitzrarizfirlj: f. rigl? Iyn in an," common!" Dlazlzl" l" choir Cool co. Phone ztss _ siesies. We have Miltqrs “Lli01doa" W110 M“ “' . '1‘ n y n’! "I M ‘l "; M t- utu Ciwrrl BWhMM- ""1 5°" 80:12:‘ ‘~ “'- TI" 59"" church uowaao ivioimum Fitted thee»: Asgnoia-s l-LRUKCSIOICIITDQI" BIld on. Footwear at 11s Queen Street. "Thyrsi "; sh ll ' “Ad I "; LADIES’ SN , ' ow" Sunday schmsmn negiilokgmisa.‘ ‘Tannery and Begin- -—- “swmbflmys “Bra-says Comwtnlfilfi Re "h" 9acUGGIES Smell. Medium, Lorie. 7.00 svenwns Mid ""- ' roman vuiws hand colored. I, i, munmin, ,0 m, m, m, 9 _ words he uses to tell how much CINHIIQ "I - - - - - -

CHILDREN'S VESTS.

Sizes 4 io I4 Al

CHILDREN'S FLEECE LINE

Smoii Only. Regular $I.Z5. Clearing

I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lorge ond Medium. Clearing oi‘

LADIES’ RAYON BLQUSES. Blue, Green. Regular $1.95 Sizes I4 to 20. Clearing oi

Grey cnd Yellow. Clearing oi . . . . . . . . . . .. LADIES’ COTTON HOSE. SI 9 ond 9 I-Z. At

9 I-2, I0 to I0 1-2. Green, Brawn Clearing oi

liyui

W.C.T.'U. f sores g

§QFQ2QSY~Q§QJDL§Q eityifiiris

i

Because the Master is not here Wit-h His ovm hands today

To teed the hungry multitude Who throng life's busy ivuy. Ho, gives the task to you and me. He bids us hear their cry- He says that ii we turn from them We also pass Him by.

LIQUOR SALES STATEMENT

In a recent copy of “The Guard- ian" appeared the following item: "The legal sale oi intoxicating liquor in the Province during the past. seven months has declined {our per cent compared to the sale for the corresponding seven months of last year. It was learned yesterday from the office of the Provincial Treasurer. No figures cf

the amount oi sales for either period were released." The above statement is quite

misleading and needs some ex- planation. In the preceding year. as all know, the Province did not have a Prohlbitory law, but the notorious Cullen Amendment. which had made Prince Edward island a laughing stock all over sales reached an all-time high. Therefore to say that legal sales lovely poem. A great English writer says this of the child- "Thou best philosopher, thou eye among the blind." —Cildren help to humanist: their parents and so the promise oi the Hebrew prophet is fullfilled-

LADIES’ SATIN PANTS. Color Pink. Sizes

LADIES’ SILK BLOOMERS. Pink only. Sizes

LADIES’ COTTON HOUSECOATS. Size I4 to 20. Colors Red, Blue, Green, Pink,

LADIES’ WOOL, ANKLE HOSE. Sizes 9, Colors Red, Blue

' we have expected from the present

ond $2.00 Clearing ct

69c And

o BLOOMERS c"°"“‘-‘ °'

7 l-Z only. Regular 59c

Clearing

1.00

Regular $I .39 Clearing oi

Color Red,

.. 1.50

Clearing ct

Al

CHILDREN'S BATHROBES. Sizes 8 to l4.

16S

40c

Regular $3.35. Clearing ai‘

69c

Clearing

are less than last year is very modest praise indeed. and certain- ly ii. does not say that they were less than under Prohibition.

Al. the rent-iii meeting oi the ‘temperance F‘ederatioii the state- ment was made that the temper- ance forces had been defeated in the recent Pleblscite. They have not been defeated they have been cheated and tricked. The last two or three Plebisuites had given a

maiiciziie for Prohibition, and in contempt of public opinion the the