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CHURCH OF ENGLAND of CANADA CATHEDRAL TRINITY unwrap ' wile- CHURCH

gnohford Square

canon l. M. MIMI!

M" l..'i‘h.. lnesasbui.

w mi, Communion

lnl m lghtiral Eucharist. u?” m, Evinsong and lernion. "wank nay ssuvicss and Friday

d m“ a, Thursday and Sat-

.15 g“ Tuesday. urdal’ d w dues av. m e cvensono Friday. “in seats are free anti unap- n, lsterl. Visitors are ' ’ .4 the incumbent is glad to see L“; alter the service. EVERYBODY WELCOME

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sr. PAUL'S cuuncu ANGLICAN

luv. J. T. lbbott, it.D., B0000! floyston F. Mllflorile A-ILQO. organist and Choir Master.

‘fivi-zirrii SUNDAY AITIB. TRINITY 8J0l‘u‘l¢ Holy Communion. 11.00 .ii..\i. Morning Prayer Sermon (Broadcast).

Preacher. Rev. W. W. Gill-PRIOR. Rector oi St. ‘Mark's Anglican Church. Halifax, N. B.

subject; "The Vision Beautiful” This "service will be broadcast m,» Radio Station C.F.C.Y.

There will be no Evening Ser- vice during the month of August. iii lite members are invited to itlenii the Evening Service in Si. Peters Cathedral at 7.00 P.M.

Visitors will receive a cordial velcomc at Si. Paul's Church.

Tfiizsisriclziau

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES The Rev. 'l‘. ll. Busaeil Boaters MA. SILM.

and

Mlnlltel Organist

Miss I. Lillian Mclensia Mus. liao.

lim n.ut. Divine Worship. Sermon; "On Desplting Small Things.“ Preacher; “lhr Rov'd. T. ll. Bus- srll Somers. M.A.. S.T.M. Music: Snio: “Fear Ye Not 0h Israel“ illuriiry Buelit-Mits Lena (L llcLure, SJIZCJVI.

ziifiTiiiisevTamAn ' CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Straeta Rev. G. Carlyle Webster

Minister iii. Frank Johnston A. T. C. L. organist und choir director

‘MORNING WORSHIP li-tt A. w, Sermon: "Walk About Review lier Ramparts." Hymns; 109, 'l'l0, 285. EVENING WORSHIP W! P. ‘vi. "Paula Ode To Love” (I Cor. Xlll. llymns: 36, (d3. I65. lier. Fulton. a fnrrner Minister oi Zion. will preach at both services. You are cordially invited to wor lllp with us.

oxen ufion GARDEN The silo of the Vatican once was Willliwi by the Gardens ni Nero.

Zion;

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Th! bittest islands in the Truk trotlp are Morn, Dublon. Rian. llmsn, Uriot and To].

llAlIDY TIPPLER llentoiute. a plastic clay-like mineral used in oli refineries. will lbstzrb seven tunes its volumes of d l’.

AlJ. AGES DANCE!) Dancing is hhe most ancient of Ill iififi. and was practised by al- Ilost siiprlmitive tribes,

The British anti Foreign Bible Society i IN CANADA AND

NEWFOUNDLAND

raises iinwaan ISLAND suxiuanr

5h!" Open Bible ia the Great "lei- of Christian liberty

‘M civilisation. Sh! British and Foreign Bible Society hag issued

hllllationl sail forwarded “til ilrcuiatlon. believing Hts in themselves they can -.“I llshs to human souls , Jhztegeetauos of sss c?’ mm‘ I MINI to sv-

athflltl! in Canada and '- ""41""! silos forward M311: ls ran of a world-

Ohristlaa isovsiasat.

"' I fish ‘claims i; ifaafiliaa?‘

Rev. ‘l’. I. McLennan. Minister Rev. H. C. ltioa, D.D.. Visiting

a Ufssnist and Choir Director ll A.M.--Morning Worship

die)—-.\Ir. Frank H. Brown, 0g. taws. a ‘I PJVL-Evening Worship

Sermon: "Three Agpecfl “g Our Glorious Golllel. Power, n" “"1! fiilllli. Assurance. Solo: "Just For Today"-Mr. Steriilll llniusn.

BAPTIST , THE BAPTIST CHURCH

BA. B.D. Organist and director of choir Mlas Ilclen Stewart A.T.C.M. Morning Worship 11 AJVL

Bllltlut Cllillllh, Victoria, a.c., will deliver the sermon.

Solo: "O Lord Most lioly” (Francloi

The Baptist Church.

CENTRAY. Cl-lRISTiAN cnuncn

nt Street

inistor.

MR. 0. K. Pl ESBY Organist Pro tern.

10:00 a. m. Church School ‘

Communion. Music Selected,

nnd August. §

worship.

CHURCH

39 ELM AVE. Rev. I. C. liieinsteuber Pastor.

ll a. m. Worship and Preaching. 7.30 p. m. vangeiistlo Meeting.

8. p. m. Friday, Bible Study.

Gospel Hail

Meetings for Lord's Day 10 a.m.—Meeting for children. ll a. In. Breaking of Bread.

Weelr N! ght Service

are we'come:

Mo if any man enter in Ila s be Saved:" Job/n 10-9

4-12

ll A.M.: Holiness Meeting

Subjectl "Holiness."

ltl30 P. M. Sunday 56ml" ‘I PM. Evangelistic Meeting. Subject: sorted Man."

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Inga. They are for you. nnd shnre them.

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KOCITS DISEASE

covered in 1882 by the scientist. Robert Koch.

Manufactured b! Brown-Holden

Moncton. New

llsltl. Limited.

Pastor. A Roy Kendall, I..B.A.M., A.C.C.0.

Mrs. Keith Itogers, guest organist.

Minister the ltev. J. D. Dsvison

Rev. ll. J. Reynolds of the First

.1. Mr. Esben Arnfast Saints Church, Cardigan, Primary and Beginners‘ eiggguiRequteni High Mass was celebrat- wili meet in the lower hall,‘ed by the pastor, Rev. during period oi Morning Wop.

ship,

EVEN!!! "Worship 7 EM.

Solo: “l Shall Not Pass Again Th" lIVIY" Mrs. Neil McLean

You are invited to worship with

MARVIL IIGDUNBAR. B. T-IL

11.00 a». m. Morning Worship _and

Central Chrhtian invites you to

UNITED PENTECOSTAL

10.00 a. m. Sunday School.

B. p. m. Wednesday, Young People's

Broadcast i0.05 to 10.20 A. M. each Saturday C F C Y Children's

Upper Prince Street

5- P- m- Tllaiihy- "u" Nlxm‘ A" Mrs. L. Murray. Miss

SALVATION ARMY

GREAT GEORGE STREET Mll" ""4 M" vm" M‘°"°“ l-lszelton Phalen. sister of the groom

‘Ssve, the God De- weeli-uight meeting each ‘Phara-

Pian to attend the above 13:3; home w over [my guests

Au. Am: CURDIALLY snvrrsn

‘lie tuberculosis germ was dil- German

‘IRE asaamr-rerowu ‘GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian

OEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

This column ls reserved for aews sf laeai ilslalllis bit alvartilng OI s newsy uaturs may Ila lasertad at five rents p word strum; p". able in sdvauoe.

CBASWELL for Photographs. IIIMIUI’! TAXI. Phone bfi DID YOU get your car book?

gf“;;=a"‘t"°" meek" "W!" conrsncnasion LIFE no Solo: more. With Mo” (Lyd- “m” m‘

as Am to Montreal and Boston in about three noun. Phone Mart time Central Airways 2061 or M0.

CHURCH SERVICE. - Them will be a Sing Song in Alexandra Church on Sunday evening, August 24th at 7.30.

IMTPOBTANT NOTICE TO AD- VERTISEBS - Advertisers are advised that ordinary copy must reach the Guardian Office not lain: than 1i a. in. the day previous -to date of insertion. Large ads ‘quarter page and over must reach the office at least 24 hoiu-s in ad- vance.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -'I'll6 funeral of Mrs. James W. Cronin was held yesterday morning from the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh to All where

Harold Croken who also conducted ser- vices at the grave. The pail bear- ers were: Louis Klggins, Henry Craswell. Fred McAleer, Thomas Bhephard, Harry Simmonds and Joseph MacAuiay. Interment took place in the church cemetery.

RECEIVING WARM WELCOME -Rev. and Mrs. Ray J. Stewart, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church, Boston, Masts, are the guests of Mr. Stewart's niece, Mrs. Wallace Reeves and Mr. Reeves in - Freetown. They will also visit rela- tives and friends in western part of province where Rev. Mr. Stewart was born. During the last conflict l-‘tey. Mr. Stewart served as Chap- lain in the Canadian Army having i been overseas four years. He is also

N0 "will! service through July a veteran of war 19l4-l8. Their

imaiiy friends are pleased to wel- come them both. BRIDE-TO-BE Sl-IOWEBED 0n Friday evening July 18th. at Lot 65 Hall a miscellaneous show- er was tendered Miss Mary Clow of Kingston in honorbf her ap- proaching marriage. When all had assembled two of her girl friends Miss Blanche Murray and Miss Bernice Coady escorted the guest oi honor to a seat where decora- tion had been carried out in color- fui scheme of pink and white to the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. Lawrence Murray. The bride admired each gift pre- sented to her. Miss Murray read the accompanying verses while Mrs. Trainer and Mrs. Murray opened the gifts. Miss Clow in a few well chosen words thanked each and all for their beautiful gifts and

7-30 P- l" n "hi"! “f "l" 9MP“ good wishes. Lunch was then serv-

‘ed by the ladies and the remainder of the evening spent in music and dancing. Music being furnished by

Blanche

Murray, Mr. MacDonald and Mr.

J ‘d- "1 a the Door h! "'1' ‘A m h." Flood.

CLOW-MacDONALD - A wed-

i Neither la them Salvation in ll" l f l t t 1 m ed M other. for theta is none other mun‘- gtfmnznsagirssgzfiifio em z under Heaven rivcll among mi-n whereby we must be Saved Mil

July 21 when Mary Alice Ciow was united in marriage to Harold Thomas Mac- Donald. The Rev. Father McMahon

‘performed the ceremony also cele- brated Nuptial Mass. The bride looked charming in a street length dress of pale blue nylon ~with white

.aecassories. The bridesmaid Mrs.

wqi-e pale pink nylon also with white accessories. The groom was supported by his brother-in-law, Mr. l-lszelton Pnalen. After the ceremony the happy young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes. For travelling the bride wore a pale green suit with white accessories. 0n their return a reception was held at the bride's after which a group of serenaders gath- to extend good wishes. They reside at Bearletown where the groom is s prosperous young farmer.

BRIDE-TO-IE SHOWIBID — 0n Monday evening, Juiy s6. a large number of friends and relo- tivcs of Tyrone and surrounding districts assembled in Tyrone Hall, Lot 65. to tender a miscellaneous shower to Miss Catherine McQull- lan in honor of her approaching marriage. The gathering was call- ed to order by Mr. Peter Clarkin. than to the strains oi "Here comes the bride" played by Mrs. Lawrence Murray the guest of honor was es- corted by Misses Myrtle Costello and Jenn McDonald to a prettily decorated chair on the stage, the color scheme being pink and white. The numerous useful and valuable presents also many envelopes were opened ‘by Misses Bernice Coudy Sand Louise Woods while the ac- ' eonipanying Verses and good wishes were read by Miss Blanche Mur- ray. As the bride admired each gift er it was presented to her, Miss Tens MoCiosleey arranged them

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IT. PETERS CATHEDRAL - Rev. WIN. Ornrksosi. Rector of Sh‘. Marks. d-lslifas. will be the preacher in the evening service at St. Peters Cathedral tomtrrow.

INGAGEMINT. - The engags- ~ merit la announced of Margaret Bernice, daughter of Mrs. Cameron and the late Mr. John Hugh Cran- emri. Sasha‘ , to the ltev, lind- ei-ick Norman Young of Mai-sh- fleld. P. E. 1.. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Young of London, Ontario; the marriage to take place in Knox College Chapel, Toronto, Saturday, September 13th.

THE KIRK 0!‘ ST. JAMES, — The Rev'd. T. H. Bussell Somcrs, M. A., S. T. ML, has returned from vacation and will conduct Divine Worship tomorrow at eleven o'clock and preach the Sermon on “ Des- plslng Snail Things." The music will be under the direction of the Church Organist, Miss B. Lillian

The above informal piety"; fluy.‘

Mr- Mid Mrs. James Bradley, following their wanna‘ h ch", 1mm" on Allsuat ma. Mrs. B11419! was the former Jacqueline "chimney of Charlottetown.__ (TWOCI Ph0t0.)

ATTENDING NATIONAL CON-_ VENTION - Mr. George: Sinclair‘ and Mr. F. W. Boys are iepresent- 5 i ing the Charlottetown Kinsmen y GENLWEVE KEMBLB Orlub atis tluce-dav convention cf F" sill"!!!- Allgnst 2i

t e Nat. onal efiouncn of the Assoc; .

istlon of Kinsmen Clubs, being'gu€$b:?:€§dd:1°§mg$p;l lfglf] held in Montreal. ‘ins meeting got Q1 immune ma. should prov,’ m“; underway ye zterdas under thei, in; and rumamic and 815D switch chairmanship of William Kirby cfi the life into high gear cf far- Moncton, N B About 550 Delegatosbreaching and rguicai 'm1“en“ from ecrcss Canada are attending. This not only on the privuie gnu The fight against cancer and in- domestic life but on all contacts fontiie paralysis are among the chief? that may have a bearing or; public topics t- be d'sou=.sed. affiliations. Affairs of church, 514119. clergy and officials are under the impetus of a sudden break in wh-iuh the unpredictable and un- Drecedented may materialize. 'l.‘hla might be born of some brilliant idea, or stroke of genius. an ininov. ation or radical departure, to set in dynamic motion lagging u; 5mm; conditions. Inspiration: intuition, truly spiritual urges, worked out on practical lines, should. illuminate the future. redeem the past, and give thrill to the present.

CIT! POLICE COURT — At the Stlpell-Jlllfy “Magistrate's Court. Thursday, three men were charged under the Pri-hbitlon Act. one be-‘ ing flnrd $50 and carts or one month $80 and cos»: or two months and ‘.1..- third $15 and costs or two months. Two men were charged with keeping s gaming house. cm being fined $20 and costs or 30 days wlrlle the sr-r-ond was dismissed. A man charged with being Ufllnk 1rd lllfhflflbl. was re- manded unti. today. a drunk and disorderly was sentenced ‘t 20 days held to: goon. behaviour. while g Party Charged with drunken driving was sentenced to seven days in jail.

0n the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is have promise of s period of some sort of climax in the affairs. of a sudden, abrupt. unpredictable nature, hav- ing a radical and far-reaching influence on the life, its fortunes and destiny. While the root source of this might be novel, im- spirational, creative and have ro- mantic connotniions. yet soundness of the presentation must have foun. dalions of realism and workability on lines of routine techniques, The romantic, emotional. cultural and public affiliations find stimuli in strange, hidden sources.

A child born on this day should be exceptionally endflwed with su- perior forces. faculties and skills, sources in tile fastness of mind and spirit, although able to work out cit; truly practical and routine tac- t s

Personals

Miss Sylvia Stearns of Pownal Sb. has arrived home by plane having spent a vacation in Boston.

Mrs. Amy Refuse of Montreal was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town the guest of Mrs. A. Mort Stewart, 194 Prince st.

Mrs. Hammond l-Iemphlll and daugihter Joyce. returned to thef-r heme after visiting in Stsmmerside the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer

Moore. For Monday. August 25

Mrs. Sterling Nicholson formerly Mary King, R. N., and little daugh- ter Diane cf Kitchener, Ont. spent a pleasant visit st the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John K1118. til Sydney St. City.

MONDAYS astrological forecast silo-we that in the height of exhila- rated forces and faculties, with all proceeding at hlgih tension and with promise, comes a sudden blocking of operations, perhaps dif- flcult to trace to its source, “Out of the blue" the bottom seems to drop out of current e yen-ts and- pro- cedures. but this. while threaten- ing devastation amd disaster. may do no more than compel s 00m- plete change. with new fields or environs. fresh ideas for develop- ment, and a decisive revision of all patterns and objectives. The mind being keen and quick to grasp the underlying situation. may attack weak spots with brilliant and novel ingenuity. Versatility, originality and dynamic techniques could crack open all obstructions.

For the Birthday

Those whose birthday l-t ls are on the eve of o strange year, chal- lenging the remarkable versatility and ingenuity of an exceptionally- equlpped mentality, plus inner or super-qualities that seem to funic- tl-on in the realms of genius. origi- nality, scientific pid creative fsc- ulties stressed by high tensions of the emotional and creative urges. A bewildered or inept state of the latter seems to be surprisingly swept away by brilliant coups or counter-flashes of genius. Ari in- triguing and eventful year, beyond the realm of the prosaic or oom- monpiaoe.

A child born on this day ls splen- didly endowed witlimtnd and char- acter to bring to bear unique tal- ehts and ingenuity sinned at annihi- lating devastating and disintegrat- o" bu“. “um” b" 'b‘ u’ "7 i-ng clrcumstaces and conditions. A 6M M“, "M" M“ l“ m“ Mm romantic and brilliant career is In oumrsitne that is so lonesome‘pmbable_

‘M gig." "W" b "s" evi In Memos-lam O

Central-to face the bioov | But t it meant to loose hhn No one will ever know.

Mr. and Mrs. Barton Boswell, New Wiitshlre. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald of the same place motored to Alberton Wednesday to attend the exhibition there at which Mr. MacDonald was judge for the Jersey and Guernsey classes.

In loving memory of BRUCE SOMEIIS. Bradslbana Who died August torn, 104d.

In a little village graveyard Not very in: sway

Lies the one we loved so dearly But the one we ooaid not mvs,

we little thought when he left home

lle would no more return That he so soon in death would

sleep

And leave ua here to mourn.

God only knows the loneliness That flila our hearts today

As we thhk upon a year ago When ovu- desr papa passed away.

Our lips cannot speak how we miss hlns

Of Pte Leslie Cameron‘. who gave iiolhiife at Fslsise, on August 21st,

In our‘ hearts your snarno lingers, swam)’. "hi". fond and true

i There is not a day dear Leslie That we do not think of you.

A584"! Missed and Ever Itdmeue- bered by Mother, Dgd and Brothers.

into sweet rest.lie has entered No more to suffer or to weep Bus safe in the arms of Jesus Our loved one is fast asleep.

Sadly Milled by Ills Wife and Fatally.

l ‘l’ Literature

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There are various adjeeiivgg which we have seen attached to. the word "thinking". such u "shallow thinking", when the word floated on the processes of thought; "illogical thinking" when conclusions fire arrived at by lea s and bounds; and arbitrar- ily; "quick thinking", when there was no time lost between the pre- mises and the conclusion; and, "high thinking‘ which had as a companion "plain living", and which Wordsworth felt was dying out in England over s. hundred. years ago. But lately a writer made use of the phrase, “Lump thinking" when it is dons by groups, and when the verdict ar- ilved at is not alone that of an ine v . dividual but of a crowd. c“

This may be the attitude of pfe- ‘ flu“ om‘?

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1 i; S 8p E n f glliabtB-KE nst tern were on er spread m a cvothes u“ t0 catch Again the slogan}, "My coun- the ‘brLk uiini tilllfhSllnflllgle ‘tlncred. try right or wrong . is narrow-Baking was done .0!‘ Stln ay an and ls not juszlflable. The human ‘I remember now ihli ~~\1T\1@ We!" lace is one family, and in a group, licme nursing a measure of regret like the family faces and dispo- ‘because he would be apt to muss a

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sitions, are very different. Sc it piece o,’ the "ze- Jeanie was maktnil is with peoples. The “East? is very i this morning from the first of the different from the “West? as hhfl|hnrvcst apples. Roman Pericles rip- lndian poet Tagore pointed outeueu i.. the kllllitlllllfi for birds to when he addressed an education-ignite,- over, Gtilden Giuw made l1 BflT-hcfmfl- 1 ‘milk it WM min brigilt sunny spot‘ in the border Vancouver Sum! years ago. Herand the air was full of tve lovely called us the bridge builders fllldliazy drone u. insects. rind the the sky scraper builders of thfilfragraritt. of August blossoms.