’ larl'. Organist ~ Quinn: ‘huh-it. A.'r.c.it.. Choir Dlree‘

3,, taken by the In. ‘l’. I.. Mill- IA.

rnifiiﬁiiorﬁffiﬁs

Mountain!" (Dy Barber) -— MB Moll”-

‘ﬂu Bey. l. A. t of Inez Church, Wallace will“, II conduct the so and deliver

. m I m '_ itnﬁﬁil‘ moieT-rh‘ 33min?”

iron PRESBYTERIAN council

'1 cboii- nireotoe-ssi-s. Arthur loser

New Glasgow -(llowe -- Io! ore.

Walk Iesus Wail-ed“ — (O'Hara) — Mrs. Arthur Roper. The Sabbath School meats at ton

Ion are “min, invited ta war-

Iii-

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

iucyisrrsigggm a

rig: CHARLQITEIQWN GUARDIAN

CHURCHES TOMORROW

i

u. verse-s CATHEDRAL

OLICAiI I IQIIO

lav. Ca Illﬂh

nitnlnmln SIIVICII‘

al Csulldll 1.5.3.0 Illgtlaa ll.» Ilalr laahartlt. Choral.

semen. .

8T. PAUL'S CHURCH w, A. Iallrawngrardner. loafer

Mariel w" hlilla

r 00in l0 - iifgoeluﬁy Gossamer‘; and Sar-

‘Iih August. the ealllﬂlltlan

passer IERIAN

in In. ‘l’. B. lasaell Samara. n“ rut. arise.

bliss I. an Melansta. Mas. lac.

li a.|n. DIVINE SERVICE Solo: "How Beautiful Upon The

Prince and Grafton Street uv. o. chasm wsasrn organist. like Isiah Stowart

Miriam, In.“ Lloyd Ilnolallaa, nonmuo Motions! 11:00 A. M. " Solo: "lly the Waters of Iabylon" svrm woasinr 7:00 P.

Solo: Today Where

o'clock in til ship with ll.

FULL GOSPEL lint Avenue M.: Sunday ilehool.

aerviees.

I tors ‘i n‘ "u", John. NJ. s. L. rnossrs if‘

can heln vou ......

l with the Audiaingtfer, "L, ti! lives an accurate road-

h..." year actual hearing trinatad

M

harlo - l- l» Mia: AIgIt ma.

umrrotnuncn oi CANADA ‘rnmérv “u-irrhfi" In. r. u. illsliennaa L-gwdowlh. "YUININQTHWOISIIIP

Good bbapberd." DQNATION TE . Nevin. “FIVE” - M‘ “Think 0n ills". ... Lady $.15 m‘ “mm” M m" '3;

did O89 froth the Boidierrvdonuanermiiund 3- MNR. the Secretary. ' -— Min Pearle Illrns.

THE BAPTIST (‘rHURCl-l Corner Prince anal‘ Fitzroy Street; In. l. Judson ‘Ifovy. BJJ.

ThaChareh School i0 A. M.

llarnlng Worship at u s..m., will "~ ~*“’°" mmﬂllﬂ- 01W PM 0i-

be oondneted by the Rev. r. .1. Levy, fffj; ggasgrfmhigézlclﬂelalmolxiiOtig-tgg

m 'nu,m_l'm"_.hln‘ "n" Tnuu" M MCUQIIMQ. was wounded_ in action

Sell. “looted. Miss Jean lnman. a?‘ ‘},,“‘,,,“,i‘,,“‘,f,‘5,"'“° “rmsne” d

will loin with that at e vaninglarvieu. Mr. J. L Mae-

Mhs Mary Bentley, organist

Ian are Invited to worship with ‘I'll BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

l! a. 1a.: Sermon to GI. his: “Come Unto Me"-l-Isndel. Miss

Na evening service.

nilwns this nllfmor and each day bent a "m" '4 h" "mm by “u” w“ i in: in France. asking her to thank

w. 1L0. Btsvcnsoh. prominent Montreal husinessnmn ha 11AM Mania; Ioardfth n'“‘ie<§.i'é.o..e§h‘¥ .: , °

8 P. wan“, ion. 1191i: ia.i\dr.y Stevenson's third i P. M: Evangelistic Servloe, term in that office.

m m °°"“'"’ ' m“ '° "'”‘ Prom t action o! 1a year old Boy Aulev of in

e Mc

saved the life of

old Jackie Garnett when he the harbour

John. McAuiey s brought the boy safely to shore

ad t berofths Ceth rvcee for the late

m You WM“. .....'..P~..*... ......

4 British Empire. who died f will be held across Canada on ‘In’ 4 ﬂ October eth. lard Somers one-time resident where he farmed with .

4"], lord Hyde, now the

‘ a

\_ $1 orqxfxlorendon. glioan church at

is rqtarhled by Wat gaunt??? C

tall V0

Soou in

Ont.

evival of Scout-inn in Italy

aly have been organised

hp es area alone ‘evening

a news: natare y be lo in

_ .

—- d post-war opportunities i b ‘ u; -_ mthjzlllc Wﬂfllgr. sundry. August Ill _ n a usiness .c.o. LIAM, t’; m“ Ng,,*,*;1,,g;;;;v=;gvs_=bj-;{ office. UOHin, Minister. 5-19-11 ———-

PM. Brads J. Morrison. Minister. B-lil-ll

POLICE COURT - ‘A; m, o;

not disclosed.

‘l-lflfilieiaxrltrmﬁit arrived on the scene. 6 i M1111] .r Reddin t...- ﬁume? “m”

The Rev. E

conduct the Morning worship gm lrgsach Ufighzéﬂilfimll. The Kirk 1o- Servicrfwhiig‘ the liliaiienilsigernhes on vocation. s-s-g-q,

NORTH RIVER. CHURCHES. — Sunday oer-vices. 14mg (319515, manor 104a AM. service Ll AJM. Clyde River: S. School 2 P. M. WWW, 4 PJW- Kklflaton: Service 8 RM North River: s. School 1i A.M. Fairview: S. School i1 A.M. A cordial welcome to worship. Rev. A. E. ‘Jiodd. Minister. 8-19-11.

itector.

Rev. Wallace MaoPherson, B. A.. will conduct nil the services for the day. This is corrected notice. A. B. Weir, Interim Chairman. 8-19-11.

ENGAGEMENT -.. Mr. and Mrl. John J. King announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary W., to Mr. Sterling Douglas Nich- olson, son o! the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nicholson, New Wlltshire. Marriage to take place early in September. 8-19-11.

PARCEL APPRECIATE!) -Mrs. Thomas Power, Emerald. has just received a letter from her son, 0hr. Bernard Reeves, who is now serv-

the women cf South Freetown Red Cross, who have so kindly remem- bered him, by sending a lovely box which he received recently.

IRISH MOSS MARKET — The Irish moss situation. according to J. A. Bernard, M.L.A., of 'I‘igriish, is not nearly as promising as last year. Tlgnish buyers of the raw

moss in their warehouses which they are unable to dispose of. Mr. Bernard stated that, in his opinion, the cause of the poor prices now prevailing for this product are due to the fact that large quantities of the mos; are now being gathered along the New England coast.

THE BAPTIST CHURCR- The Church School meets on Summer schedule at 10 A. M. for Bible Study period. Morning worship will be conducted at 11 A. M. by tho Rev. I. Judson Levy. B.D., whose ser-' mon will be “Kline Treasurer of the Darknem." Evening worship will be observed at '1 P. M. The sermon by Mr. Levy will be “And Now Abid- eth." At the morninn service a

J . servicetliesolowillbebyldr..i.i.. ay. Miss Marv Bentley will be at the organ both morning and

HAVE RELATIVES IN P. l. I.- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Webster oi

Scout for Canada. entertained at a luncheon

°' n. Webster, v. a-e, of Washington,

M. 3-c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. W.

agdrstewart of Lisbon Falls. Miss been visiting his Parents Mr. and; Whirl‘. Bfilﬂﬁ Alexander“ Mrs. A. W. l-iyndman left this so:1,Sgt..M'~-\V-M-tFr“S§ ncizuver morning on return to Montreal. 1150360 Bfiiuilhiiln 5 ‘i a '

el “led on th B scouts Ass “lihdlhu-ﬂ ‘mill ma r- Action. Igghiseaddznclss D1‘ ' Scout! :

g t; wn t manhoo cw ‘stir tnoe practice oi hon- o-operati

Illohi-l ‘I 40 50% of all Hear- d [In gin-mi rot-mi: hail“ his anlerler lied a sldencv v

Webster graduated from Milo high 3 had?!‘ school and the Kennebec school of ' Commerce intGigrdtikilicrw Priormto her enlistmeh e aves. s ' was employed as s fingerprint tar. Marsiyn. has returned to lbrt- Josep? Kitng ogatther) a l-iieksca .a better Bh- technician rn the Maine State Pc- tcr. N11. after spending an enjoy- St. 0Y0“ 0- - n1," lice Department in Augllstl- Mr- able vacation with Mrs. Mill Btewart, whose father was ‘form-i erly of Mt. Herebrt. P. l). I and

We o. r. snub. our enter, “mum, Ilgitamvlrfllbe at the gmmdabetterwol

‘uhﬁfllnhrgass "Mllaeaasmvuise

W»!

lunday School .. ... ... Sunday 9:80 i‘ i '3 Gospel Service ... .. Sunday mo an.

SIOIIIIX

G. A. Ramsay and D. L. Adams

WE MUST B-E SAVED Acts 4.12

z; i no.1 (m

his mother the former Millwiih- nie M. Loft. graduiated fromuLitch- h field Academy, an is on ac vs sea ass, ave ‘it? N‘? date has been set for N" arrived on a visit to Mrs. Morriscyli M°1°°mb°' Dick Ewan‘ PO" M“ ding. wtlwtlgigl‘, Mo". Michael Griffin E W-

e wn roar. e termed visitor it the Charlottetownl Mcran- Edwﬂid 5i°“’“"i “Xﬁ; Old Home Week. M11

"'- Iolaaltatfaas east cdfd 0f Tlhﬂnks

‘ gnu. 3.51;“; saghfimilé w

m." v SIIIv P. - u d m, n-“m-‘si-o- ttt“...:'."'.'..":t:r “ "M" x htadneaa and ai pithy ta their raosnt sad be

neat. _

GOSPEL HALL

(Upper Prince St.)

Men who died on August M. l bllssedb hiaWif Ba hiar 1'1"“ ...l Son. °' " g. .

' in Memoriam

Ilia sudden death aarprlaed Ia al. A year has passed our hearts are

sore, | ‘Aailmesoeaon wemlasliisnnaare.

Milo, U.S.A., are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joy

C., to Malcolm J. Stewart, S

In Memorirm

This column a reserved for news of looai interest. obi ad vartlslnl

5;. ...... .... llnion Gommercial College

courzonitarr rm ' . sunsuca. o" ~ m

--_. CAVENDISII UNITED CIIUICII

BRADALBAN Uni-ted 0i ,_- Ne Josie; Sunday School for the Services on August 20th, 11H}...

VB-llty 11 A. M . rtm."é"i=‘?vii'ii‘e".v‘f" f

t)’

gggkfhsigugtlyautjrergw thrxete drunks 0 . 3 - '

e The case of t. theefitcofesttlrpafgof Entltle you to the assistance of our

‘"4 ldiourned until this morning.

SLIGHT FIRE — What mjght, iuve Dmved w be s. serious rue ‘"56 ""1960 t-‘ﬂfly yesterday morn- ns bv my Police and out out with buckets or water before the Eire

rns rum: 2r r3391‘ runs- vnurcn. weuoeébm, chum, will

y ﬁﬂllﬁttl- Killed On Active Service

product have quantities of Irish P

lonal Anthem brought the pleasant wyandome s, w_ Windsor, one,

Miss in the city yesterday. baska, Alta.

g-iaiiifax, was in Charlottetown ycs- Active Service - No Reported e ay.

ford, res. are registered at the wo. Mr. E- J- Banning (lather) Tourist Travel Bureau. Mr. Soulislo’; - 5th Ave. Timmins. 0m-

ls manager of the Souiis ‘TYDBWKW, ing Co. Ltd- '

thePtff-eterarfs Guard of Canada,'has Mr. John Desrcsiers (father) 132i

ived from Ontario to ﬁve with his wife and family. Elsllger. Jean Henri» 55% M'-

Mr children of Dorchestsr. M

——- arrived in Charlottetown last aven- In loving memory of III’ Ill! ing on a visit to her parents. Mr. _ rlluaba: a?" Iatimrvurlikhnzlalﬁandw Mrs. £111. Btsntifprd. Enumss Helen B_ Hows“; R34" at.

o e . . _ v

- ~ P .... :12. ....::.."r:* to" $33ﬁ'}f"“°“ on Hm we“ W“ where h is takin . a summer! - M. d .D. A. course at. Columbia ‘Jniver Hale‘ pa“ m’ r ‘n N

tered in the city yesterday I‘. E. C. C. N. it. ,

Temple, Dartmouth, N_ S. r. v_ he; Sheldon Harris, New York City, gyfaylqﬂgtown Hotel.

What

can (lo for you!

Qualify you for a position of security

Enable you to do office work in which you can apply your talents and education to best advantage to yourself and your country.

Save your time and money in preparing for a worthwhile career.

Acquaint you with fellow students (who are “going places" in business.

Employment Department now and after the war.

Provide you with inspiring surround- ' lags, modern office equipment, and friend- ly helpful teachers.

Make your plans now. Further infor- mation on request. College r pens Tues- day, Sept. 5.

lllllilll COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

WM. MORAN, Pm.

Royal Bank Building Chartottetown

r

ALI. Arro-rnrmiznrs with m.

mygllllie Alien are postponed fgrlérgel

hyOllttKnUNigEg Chagglrz Central a

O ur ev. . .Nc oson pas- f c

tor, gunddv, Aug. 20, service at o a. m. Mr. W. Cv. Hogg will be

the speaker. 8-19-11

SLIGHT ACCIDENT — A slight accident occurred yesterday afrcr- ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE noon when two car; collided at the corner of Fitzroy 8t. and Great (“#5115555 George Street. Little damage was

c ~‘ , .1 h Ch 1 u l. New mm revives — Prince eofmvif? A1555? osvniffhrevifii) 51PM and WM KW- schwhlf ‘a 313 Pembroke st. Sudbury, om.

, J h .. 01¢ "=1 f1"! “vii “time rorlerfzeigrck<rstrierii' gge

. ' M . . . 5°“ Wm‘ ‘m ‘ma cemm‘ “m” rein. Ave., New Westminster, 8.0. you t n Smith (nlrasnntlvi: "Not 5Q, a1]

are yin inside a ebﬁick dun‘ or w“ begun mm me Mi i g On Actlv Service asr.;z"z*.z"ii.rrzt':.v..r:srsttze if?" ~» emf-eo- ‘m’ m SWWPE; Desiietsi, dAiberH: tAntoirglel, r35 PRESENTATION r0 NEWLY- MP5‘ W11" DB5 H m° e" _ Goulet St.. Norwood, Man.

m“ i?" §““'“"{ ,,°",?‘?i-' »Er“"retiiz".srzit-eire a‘; m‘ Chm“ i” m“ a ° °m° F‘ r'th Alexander F0 m’. W: 3,‘, §°MF;,"1‘§§‘“§,§§ ’*;J,““t,,‘",3§§g viuhesry (mother) Giinn, IAIta. on the happy ooegloyf of’ the" Mallard. Lloyd Bemister. g2, marriage, and to extend ' a Mr- T- F- ‘Vgﬂluird A({§t11_‘t°')s“k ' hurt), welcome w Mr5_ w°°¢ 20th 5t. W. rnce E . - Demon Layton Jones ex‘ Powers, William Charles, WO., pressed the purpose of the gathering» M“- w‘ c‘ 131,032? §§§“°)siieMae'v' Appropriate music was played by?!" 5?", gs M‘? w" L Pagers‘ Miss Pearl Jones while Mr. and liem- n9 @1141“! '5‘ ' grand” Mrs. Boswell Carver escorted thegidgxiiher) ' v ' bride and groom to their seat! ctr ~

honor. The sincere good-will oil Dshapwg-hmiégidfmlgg- the gathering was expressed in a B h Av PLO“ Branch om beautifully worded address given by ‘Ittml r Jam Elguo“ F0’ M, ‘ J Miss Sadie JonesasDeaccn Ben Far- A §I¥°I5r (mm, 1'48 ghenaan‘ quharson presented Mr. and Mrsnsi Biignmrd om Wood with an electric floor inmp. ' ‘ The chairman then called upon Rev. Heston Flanagan, the guest astor who responded with s few fitting remarks. if, ‘Qigydwggpgpggg’, ‘Qi-fgfhafﬁ Finnie, James Elrlundinsflsie- extended a cordial welcome to their. R'nf'Als,gn“iétéga,g "gnu n‘ home. Mr. Henry Jones then lediwﬂaycs igmrold Bémard Sgt“ ML n a sing sons of favorite hymns. Ernest Hayes Mather) '43 pumm after which refreshments were] Ave Ottawa on,

served by the ladies. ‘The singing‘ Rgaume jemaid Albert. 58¢“ of “Blast be the Tie and the Nst- J_ A: Resume (tamer) 312g

Previously Missin On Active Serv- ice — Now Reported Prisoners of War - Germany

...

"m"? '° ‘ m"- Reynolds, William Boland, r0.

iii”' Mn E, R Reynolds (father) 281 Personals Peter st. Pembroke, Ont. ._______ Rjghgrds, Herbert William, WO.,

Dna Byers, Saint John, was Mr. C. T. Richards (father) Atha-

Mr. Chas. White. City Police, Previously Reported Misti"! °" w Prisoners of War — German! w. and Mrs. n. r: Souiis, Bed- binning. Joseph David Jemﬂi Davies. Frederick Charles. PO.- Mr. F. V. Davies (father) 8i East __ ___ lYouhg St.. Halifax. N. S. F0 Harry Morgan, M. M. of Dcsrosiers, Joseph Yvon. spend s Fraser St.. Matarre. Que-

Aiexandre Elsliger (fathers Shel- A. Hyndman who has|ter Bay. Nomi Shme- Q“°~

__ 369E THEE!

y, an READYNO;W* sAvE, FUEL urxi owl

if you are getting both hard and soft cosi separately, imvc the necessary spaces ready and cleared for each. The delivery man

is going to be ovcrworked—do everything to speed up his job,

_ ' 1!: Euke, l '~ Biiiki‘. Mi. Stew??? rcPQrtedJ ilniSSinil in acnon since u y. |

DEPARTMENT OF MUNIHONS AND fﬂiPPiVv Hon. C. D. Howe

Pte. John Daniel Burke, Mrs. Alice Bwks. Mt. Stewart, who is serving in Italy, has been over-l ‘seas for the inst three years.

A doorless pro-fabricated D0111" which permits entrance and cxit

of automobiles by tilting 0m- end Iiaf the garage with weights and oui- i eys.

one 0f i119 Alliff! groct records ni this uh: Derﬂeniﬂse 0f wounded soldiers who are sav Anyone of the greatest factors in that record is the role liven to the American Red Cross by volun- The photo shows sealed containerl ed Yanks, lined up in Normandy

i:- Lire cxirulic-ly high cub-thanks to modern medi-

teer donors-such as you of blood for transfusions to wound field after being delivered by transpo

Rear Admiral Kharlsmor, Lieut. soy. General Officer Comma

A group of high ranking Russian officers are; visiting the Normandy front to study battle tactics They are pictured here during: one Army, Mai-Gen, skﬂy . ‘i3 ncrrr (he front lines. Left to right: ,

-Gen. Miles C. Dernp.

arov. and Col. Cvorbrrtnv. (Canadian Army Overseas Piluioi.

Mrs. Harry S. Miller and daugh- ‘Kins. Alfred James. WO-

er's UAbbc. Joseph Willie. F0, Mr.

arches, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bgniibnaien I-Abbe "KW" "m"

alsh. Cumberland Street. L-yngil juhn éoﬁph; Fowl?‘ g:

d yrig a er |. Joseph Morrlsey and three Elglfbles Ave" Montreal. Que.

o; _ Melcombe (mother) 4241

w“ an gmiwcst 16th Ave., Vancouver. B-C- E. S. Moran (winfecv

..__.. C mbi St.. Vancouver. - <

Mrs. Herman Ebers, Montreal, "smls" R°b°E_s‘d_"EY.'_§§‘_~J£'

(Continued on ruse Bl

ere they ere the guest of Mrs.

slty- imepeniio, New Wiligllirt snout/Ir.

——--—— - m _M . o nce ac.

The folicwingvisitors were reﬁr-iggkifogiioﬁ, H re -— l'- .

Iovmds Halifax, retired Robert nr- aesoclate Miss Joan ﬂxlﬁbrhigt eveninifoirh this

___ lﬂd . I. [n lo ory of I. Park. IA! An l Isl ii g dbl Iirhrzqﬁﬁ: h. °Aﬂﬂat' ldl:'

i m lo ed - i-i..'in'§.v"v'v'i. useful ....':.%: l So

ere. i qafoir, ao qulat, was the call: '

Inserted by liir Parents, Brothers and listen. B-lO-li. .

lloneto. N1, scoompa led by nferest

Mr A Manhood, Victoria initial visit or Miss Robertson to soles, Calir. the Island, and after aoenriina

w. and Mrs. Wlli- 1.. Hale. of "we to perms or cum Mo“

eewqvqﬁ" away .

_ SPRING PARK SlillllUL—-°P@m Timdey- i Sepll 5, I944 at 9 o'clock. No pupils ad-

milled unless Vaccirmleti, new pupils ad- mitted only in September and January.

‘Jlorkinr: u. '1 n Grill-Jr Division in iinh Allied ntlvnnro (hronrgh rmhth

nditm tnnknlvn it'd litr-

v . I ins: lit: crux-i: ili-riimn