l ,/IIIIIIIIIIII.;_IIIIA 5f srvulrv FIFlll ANNIVERSARY Trinity United Church UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA

' Rev. Hugh Miller, M. A., B. D., Minister-

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l Special Preacher: Reverend A. E. Kerr,D.D., Principal

sung at the dedication, 75 years ago)

Dedication of memorial window in honor of the men and women who erected this church. Unveiled

men and women belonging to this congregation at the tintc this church was built.

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NOVEMBER‘ 11. 1939

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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UHURLH oi ENGLAND

St. Peter's Cathedral stay. CANON MALONE. M. A. l. Th

Sunday Services (Loo-Holy Communion. Boii-llaiins.

11.00 llcly Eucharist. Choral Ind Sermon. 2.30 Sunday School. lno-Eveiisong and Sermon. Week Day Services DIS-Except Monday and Fri- siy-iilo lloiy Communion. Friday 1.30 Evcnsong.

St. Paul's Church Iiev. A, LeDrew Gardner, Rector ldesignatc.) Acting Organist. Mrs. G. B. Full. cnnn- lnncinr, Aiuert Dlnnls 23rd Sunday after Trinity 11.00 Morning Prayer and Ser-

miiiicrtory Anthem: “Lind oi’ H0139 and Glory" fills“)-

Scrvicc conducted by Mr. It. b I ' l Taylor.

‘tfilllmdunday School and Bible

15568.

1.00 Evening Prayer And Sermon-

Ollcrtory Anthem: "Hymn of Peace." (Calcott).

Service conducted by Rev. Canon E. M. Malone.

EVERBODY WELCOME

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The Presbyterian Church in Canada St. James Church

Pownnl Street Minister —- itcv. it. Moorheld Legate. DJ). Organist-Mrs. K. S. Rogers. Choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson Public Worshis Morning at Eleven an Evening at Seven o'clock. Prt-arher: The Minister. Sunday School at 2.30. Morning Music:-

Solo: "The Phantom Legions”- iWurd Stephensy-Mn Brill-c.

Anthem: "God Shall Wipe Away

Ail ’l‘rurs."—lFieId).

Evening Music;-

Anthrm: lle Imadeth Me_Allen.

Strangers and Visitors Cordial]! In

Zion Presbyterian Church

Prince and Grafton Street Rev. G, Carlyle Webster, Minister Organist - Miss Rena Wood.

Itiornlng Worship:- ll.00 a.m. Theme: “To ti"! Walrh-Tovvrr." Illlhns: 52, 419, 49L Solo

"In Flanderhi FieldsW-Welis-Mrs. miller.

Anlln-m: “For All the Saint Who From Their Labour-s Rest." iHowJ

3:30 l’. III-The Sabbath School and Bible Classes.

Err-fling Worship:-

7.00 1pm. Theme: “Has God I ilcal Purpose?"

Anthem: “Praise Ye the Father.” lflonnnd.)

The Junior Choir.

"l" all thy ways naknowledlf llim, and He shall direct thy paths." A cordial welcome nwfltl yOI It

. ZION.

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Many illlied Vessels Sail Under Convoy

LONDON. Nov. i) -—(OP) -—N08-TW 2.500 allied merchant vessels are Winding under protection of the British convoy system, according to information from the domlnions oi- ficc. Up w gill?“ in convoy ha.

duciion of merchant shii> since the first week of the war u evidence of the s stems efficient-T- Forees of escort ng craft- and DB" trol vessels have been enormously increased. The best method of pair Willi"! maritime trade remains the destruction of attackln enemy for- Cts. the domlniorrs off informant. Md. remarking that efficiency of the British anti-submarine orces out...“ “$"‘.".......°°§' s m, .. the fact. that the Germ u y

n an subme- Ms have been ed to drum 3mm 1y far aw from the loc- m "ea of t e." number of

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Arthur .

' BAPTIST

The Baptist Church Cor. of Prince and [Fitzroy Sis.

Minister Rev. Harvey L. Benton, 8.0.. Organist and Choir Director John Inch. Mus. Bac. Mornin Worship 11 o'clock, Remem rnnce Day. Sermon: “We Still Remember." Anthem: "Earth Does Not Hold." (Thimsn). The Church School 2.30 1mm. — ‘rhesenior groups ‘meet at the

MB AN Irie 0 land preach! ‘rryon Rev S. APT lc tetie 400 v! z!

. D MRS. DAVID WHITE, YorgdsPoint. wtill “be gill.” h???‘ ifs Puosd y ove r ceiebraie their Golden Wedding.

i. Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, N.S, n-alz-n-u-li. :MORNING SERVICE: 11 o'clock. riddled“ sn$§egrgfi I The Choir: Te Deum _ Albany. palm‘?! 33 ‘f. hr

Jerusalem, My Glorious Home (as Evemgg To c, time,‘ “m3:

slmvros n: run MABSHFIELD B 1ST CHURCH. Sunday even-

I "Y l“ “°“".?'““i‘>'. n. ."-tl.°'."'*ze~ " : . . . o ero - : sermon ev rr w“ Balm‘ ohwmn 505 Lffi¥afl_ - ; SFRVICE: 1 o'clo k. ' —-—- ' ' ' ; Ev,‘ NING _ u _ c onmwn abreast-More l-hon I The Cholr- Christ Hath a Garden"_ _ m, xgkhgfdlillshulgsi; . (Dr. Eric Thlman) evening in aid of the mgnilem ' “Take My Life and Let it Be”. mlgr% Qhémlh at the resi- g (Herbert Sanders> Mame“, M“ L‘ w‘ Rm’ Solo by Mrs. Frances Holl Trninor ‘ My Redeemer and My Lord” ovélrllg “£088 Bllsgtfinliiafi AgTh? - . . . . . y Sermon. Rev. Dr. Kerr. grmnmuhts_ A_mn_,3o__l2__30l 55m .4 cordial invitation to be present at these services 13m 5..,,?§° 11%;0%1_fi%0,A‘1’/1p:§i is extended to all persons who are descendants of the day nisht opening of P. E. f. Ap-

peal with broadcast by Dr. Mac- Millari 7:30-4:35. ' LADI-li-IO-ZI

NORTH RIVER. UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. -- Rev. J. M. Blessedeil. B. A, Pastor. Sunday, November 12th. North Milton 11.00 A. M. North River 3.00 P. M. Long Creek 7.30 P. M. "The terznlnal sta. tlon of our life depends, upon which svritch we turn." L-503-11-1l-1i.

ANNUAL MEETING of Prince Edward Island Division, Canadian Red Cum Societ _ will be held in Heartz Hail. We nesday, November 15th. at ‘$.30 P. M. D1‘. F. W. ley. National Red Cross Commis- sioner, ‘Iloronw, will address the meeti . All members and friends Oolldlaly invited. L-50B-ll—ll.-4i.

FUR BUYER-Mr. J. Kaufman of J. Kaufman Ltd, will be buy- ing silver fox and other furs for one week only in the office of Colin H. Stewart. Water Si... Sum- merslde (opposite Holmanks). This firm requires for their own use 3-4 and full silver typos.

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close oi’ the morning service. All other classes and groups at 2.30 p.m. Give your support to this Bible Study service of the Church. Evening Worship 0.45 pun. Congregational son: servise from 6.45 to '1 p-m. l Sennon: “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross." z ' Third of a series on "Hymns we love to sing. Anthem: "0 Love That Will NotI Lot Me Go.” You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Central Christian Church Kent Street Rev. Roscoe W. Nice A. D., B. D., Ministe

r Organist-Mrs. V. L. Dlngwell Morning Service-Al a.m. Chorale, "Golden Harps Are Sounding." l Sermon subject: “WHEN SHALL WE HAVE WORLD PEACE." Bible School 2.30 p.m. Lesson — "Putting God's Kingdom First!” Mr. Preston Beck, Mr. Milton Stewart, Cm-Supta. Evening Service-I p. rn. Anthem: "Softly and Tenderly." (Thompson-S cv) Sermon subject: "TIIE GREAT- EST INSURANCE COMPANY." A chu with a welcome to all. See you at church Sunday. CENTRAL CHRISITAN CHURCH

500 YEARS 0F PRINTING ‘

Next year will be the 500th anni- , versary of printing. Both 1n Canada and the United States preparations are being made to celebrate one of the most momentous events in the history of man. It will also be about 300 years since the printing of the first book in North America, 1

Llbrarleu schools, newspapers, booksnd periodical publishers are all planning in loin lruobeervng the anniversary. It was printing from movable type that first brought learning within reach of the com- mon man. Perhaps the event will some day be regarded as man's greatwt victory. Lord Macaulay is one authority who gives printing first place among inventions- Printer and Publisher.

ENGLAND

England is s land of wonder,

In our eyes across the sea.

May the God of Hosts defend her For the ages yet to be.

landscapes that eye this entrances, Ruins crumbling to the mold.

Island of s mystic glory.

Land where freedom first. arose. Land of Alfred. time of England. From defeat to greatness grows.

Land of ‘poets and oi stemmed. Island of s sea-born race. And the peopleiGod be with them. Holding so unique a place.

-—C.'I‘.E.

It will generally be found that men who are constantly lamenting . their lll luck are only reaping the consequences of their own neglect. l mismanagement, and improvidence. for want of application-S. Smile.

NEW and liSE Plumbing Bargains

Furnaces. radiators, pipe. fittings, baths, sinks, toilets, boilers, from demolished buildings, test and guaran- teed. Lowest prices. Write for prices. Main Plumbing Supplies, 921 Si. Lawrence‘

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Blvd, Montreal. ‘NQH-m“

~ Grands

REBEKAIIS MEETING-The monthly meeting of the Past Noble Club of Alpha Rebekah Imdge No. l0 I. O. 0, F. met Thurs- day evening at the home of Mrs. G. Russell Beer, St. Awards. 'I'he President, Mrs. Catherine Math- ieson presided. The work for the Red Cross which had been fin- ished was received and more SLID- plles distributed to the members. A dainty gift was presented to nus. Beer from the club. as she

had recently moved into her love- M“ Thlrtlv

ly new home. three mem- bers were present. Refreshments fro‘); served and a. social hour en- O .

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH. —Sun- day following upon Remembrance Day the morning sermon Mr. Denton will impress the thought of the time in “We Still Remember." The anthem ls Thinnaws “Earth does not hold." The senior grougs the Church School meet at 1 , 12.30 P. M. All other classes a groups at 2.30 P. M. The evening service commences with a. rlod or congregational singinmt .45 PM. The evening sermon, third in a. series on “Hymns We Love To Sing" will be “Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross." The anthem “O Love that will not let mc go.” John Inch Mus. 380., Organist and cholnnaster will be in charse of the music.

TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION —'I’rlnlty Y. P. U. opened its weekly meeting on Friday even- ing with a Devotional service led by

assisted by

Miss Ruth Toombs.

Ralph McLean and Lawrence ‘Ibombs. The Business Reriod fol- lowed in which the minutes were duly mad and approved and several items of business discussed. . Walter Mulch, of Southport, lately returned, from Norway House, an

of to nxi

llndian Residential School in Mani-

toba, then gave a most interesting talk on his experiences in the sev- eral Indian reserves of which he was teacher. and in some oases min- ister as well. The group then went to the Social Hall for the Games Period. An enjoyable sing song brought the evening to a. c ose,

EASTERN GUARDIAN

. ‘This column

is reserved for news o! local interest but adver- tising of n newsy nature may be inserted at Z cents o word strictly payable .n advance

..'8UBSCRIPTION5 t0 the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rent. e Hume.

‘TIIE S. S. SURF arrived in port at Montague yrsterday and loaded produce fcr Sydney.

. ."I‘HE SCl-IOONER. "ARISTO- CRAT" came in yesterday and is loading potatoes at Montague.

..'HOCKEY ENTERTAINMENT -'I'he Montague Hockey Club sponsored a very en oyaiole enter- tainment on Wednes ay evening in the l’. O. O. F. Hall when the male chorus from Charlottetown under the direction r,‘ Mr. Albert Dennis prsentcd mamry old fav- orites to a delighted audience. Some of the numbers were “Boots We l-lac." A vary humorous sketch, “Trial by Jury" brought down the house. The impersonation of many of our movie stars woo well done. "Moe West," Norma Shea/res and others were very real. A special feature of the evening was theTarp Dancing by little Miss Teresa Costello and P9887 Campbell who is only 0 years of age. The soloists

of the ev were Mr. Russell Jones, Arthur Bruce, and George Bears. I... ..'Lt. Col. O. 0. Thompson with his wife and sou visited his mother. Mrs. . A. n Montague on Wedvneadmy after- noon. L

Use mussel’; for dandruff.

W - Donald A. Mlmohison Si-mmo

Donald Bears

,, A‘ The Central Guardian P4""'1“1i~°11°‘~‘ti» ""8 rince Edward Island N A - -

this column to reserved fes- unws ol Hospital

local interest but advertising of ___._

s newly nature mo! in inserted Onanatilwwllt-Ovni-imiod- Bran

n‘: mm utrlotl! III- wmchosm Dug-a Shorts

. ' Middlings

5'“,

OBASWELI. for monographs. W? unws cornmeal

_____ y My PM“ m) Cracked Corn

cosnnsasrlos ours mson- James Long 1:00 Oil Cake Meal

snow. _ trans-menu mar Tinney 1o. Gum“ Feed John Hanna ‘ 1.00

50 cents Iran Mrs. Miller Math- ieson Neil Walker, Victor Shaw, DOUKIHa _ Ivan s. Miumell, florald Newson, David L. Robin. 901g Diwali}! Jackson,» Hilton Vail.

con ram Ben mun Le .

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est Royalty:-

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50 cents front each cf iihe fol- lpwmgvi-lgemy L. Bmnllwood, Wll am Mrs, Che: r Frederica; ayies, l“ men“ Robert

Belle Riven-collected by Helen I). Compton.

B. Compton. Ltd.

Malcolm Bell

Vernon Acorn

Stewart Bell

Alex B, Maclyflllan Robert Cook Kenneth MacKenzle 1.00 Fifi-iv cent-s received from-Neil Bell. Alex B. Gillis. Ewen Gillis, Allan D. Stewart. Mrs. Sarah Mac. Donald, John R. MacLeod. Peter Beaten, Wallace stewart, Lnngh- in MaoMlllen.

Twenty-five cents fmrxv-Mrs. M. J. Bell. William Martin. Refer Martin, Alex Campbell, Marshall Smith, ilIrs. George Young. Mur- dock Stewart. Charles MacWll- hams and George MacLennan, T0tol—23.'l5.

Belle River-collected by Misses Mflfxaret Cooke and Ruby Miilar.

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Alex b. Stewart 50 W. W. Stewart 50 Mrs. F. McDougall _50 F. J. Stewart 50

Twfihllv five cents from Mrs. ‘S. Stuart, and Mrs. James w. Qook,

Long Creek-collected by

on Annie Maclwnzie, 5S

Alex MacKenzie 1,00 Dan MBcEwen 1_00 Norman MacLean 1,00

Neil MacEachem 1.00 Wilfred stretch. Fred Stretch. Neil D. Stewart, Warren Mncpon- aid, Albert, E. MacDonald, Alex lvfacEachel-n. and Frank Mm. Eachem, fifty cents 5114311 Total~$'1.50.

Schumacher Feed Sugar Beet Pulp Barley Meal Feed Wheat

“Faster-fat” White Fish Meal

Rolled Oats- Oatmeal

Flour

And QUAKER. OATS C0. feed products for Poultry, Hofs and Cattle, all of wh oh we are selling at

lowest prices.

Don't fail to et our rloea before buy ng, and

ook our orders early be- fore here is an advance.

ll. ilorne s. 0o.

CHARLOTTETOWN

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CANBERRA —(OP) ~— Hostility of their sect to Nazi llcles has been deviated by the ‘erman Luth- eran Church in Australia, ledging me loyalty of its members the Allied cause.

—--—--——--—----.__ LIMERICK KHVG DEAD

HYTI-IE England —(CPJ—George Springfield uudely- knowm on Lon- 1101115 Fleet Street for creating the “last- lule-of- a dimerick" fad that swept British newspapers in 1910, is aead_at._'7li.

John Brehaut

Mrs. E. L. Harris

Mrs. IIB-IIIIDCIEII Hawkins Charles Jordan

Mrs. Fred Davey _ Twenty-five cents from each of the following-wetter Brehaut, Mm. Will Brehaut. Beryl Howe. IVIIS. Bella Meehon. John Davey. Robert Glover, Telvv Davey Mrs, Bert MCKBY. Mrs. Cheotei- LeLacheur, Genevcha Delsncheur, Leon Davey, Mirs. J. E. Winsloe, Jean Bell, Mrs. Mark Sencabaugh.

Total-MOM).

Mount Buchanan-collected Arthur Cantello.

A. H. Canleron

J. D. Murchison

R. C. MacPhee

1 I 1 1

382838

by

Victoria-Mrs. Kenneth Helm. Lee

Mrs. Jabez 1,00 Miner MacNcvm 1,00 D. MacLeod 100 I-Io-warcl Wood 100

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Dougald MacKinnon Mrs. A. Murchison .

Fifty cents from Dan A. Murch- lson. A. A Martin, Mrs. Jos.

Robertson. Angus McGowan. and

_Neil Morrison.

Charles D. McLeod .40

John Morrison 25 TotuP-SEAO.

Ifigh Bank—-collected by Miss Ver-

Prom 10:45 until the first

the Regimental Band of the

ORDER OF

TWO MINUT

SELECTION

O GOD, OUR HEL

tions and citizens.

Space will be provided wreaths on the Monument.

Grafton to Monument.

mouth, Richmond and Queen our the Lieutenant-Governor of the Provincial Building.

Chorus.

during the SILENCE.

REM EMBRANCE DAY.‘

SATU RDAY, November II,

the ‘Fire Bell will toil at intervals of twenty seconds. Parade will leave the Legion Home at 10.40, headed b!

Horse arriving at the Monument at 10.50.

O CANADA PLACING OF WREATHS LAST POST

REV.DR.R.MOORHEADLEGAT£ Hon. Chaplain

REVEILLE

GOD SAVE THE KING Wreaths will be placed by His Honor the Lieutenant- Governor, The Premier of the Province. The Mayor. Th9

President of the Legion, The President of the Ladies Aux- iliary, Officers Commanding Units, followed by Organiza-

All returned men, nursing served Overseas are invited to be on parade.

Dress-Medals and Khalil Bereis.

The Route of march will be:-l‘ownal, Kent, Queen anti

The return route of march will Inez-Grafton, Wcy-

The singing will be led by the Charlottetown Male

In these critical days of War every cit-service mun and woman is requested to meet at the Legion llomc at 10.15 AM" to Join In the Remembrance ltsy services.

All cars and other vehicles are requested to STOP

THEY SERVED TILL DEATH WHY NOT WE.

also fifty netta Munroe. N" - Mr. John McSwaln 1.00 lt-Frlelld 30c Arthur Sencaballzll 1.00 Mrs, E. Cameron .25 John W. McLean .50 T0tfll—-$8.55. Mrs. Marv Livingstone .40 Guernsey Cows-collected by Char- Mrs. J. D. Livingstone .25 les Jordan. Total-sills. Waldo Hawkins 1,50 1,515, Program ;

I939

stroke of the eleventh houh

Prince Edward Island Light

CEREMONY

ES SILENCE

BY BAND

P IN AGES PAST

sisters and others who

for those wishing to place i

to Legion Home. Ills lion- will take the Salute in front

Mr. Charles J. Bllrchcll, of Hall- fu, N.B., has been named High Commissioner for Canada in Aus- tralia, the first Comedian repre- scntative of this rank sent tn n sister Dominion.

The WEEK at S. D. U.

Congratulations to U.N B. on Wlhfl11i8 the Maritime Intercollegi- ate Football title.

The student body extends its sin- oe-re sympathy to Raymond Rice on the death of his brother who was accidently lulled in an auto accid- ent. last. Sunday.

A meeting of the Dramatic So- ciety wae held on Wednesday eve- ning. The President, James Mo. Carthy. explained the purpose of the meeting and outlined the elm: of the Society for the coming year. He also exhorted the students to co-operate with the executive and help to further the interests of the Society.

Debates: Gene Gonnan. Harold Landry. and Frank O'Connor, proved to the members of the St. Thomas‘ Literary and Debating So- ciety that 1t is not advantageous to St Dunstanb to partlclpate in Intercollegiate Athletics The op- posing side was upheld by Thom- as Holland. John Cotyle. and George MacDonald. Edmund Roche acted as critic. Resolved that final examina- tions should be abolished was the subject for debate in the Si. John's Society. The debate was declared a tic by the judges. The affirmative side was composed of the follow- ing: George McKervna, Allan Cal- lnzlmn. and George Kennedy, uvhile the negative leader. Francis Mac- Aulay, was ably supported by Ro- bert Morris. and Francis Corcoran. Raymond Cyr delivered a five min- ute speech on Patriotism. Remarks bv the critic, P‘. A. Brennan, fol- lowed.

St. Augustine's Society; The affirmative side oounposed of Leo MacDonald. George Smith, and Everett Cameron won s, decision over Elmer Maclntyre, Austin Mc- Kcnna. and Aeneas McEntee in the discussion of the resolution that mail-order houses should not be patronized by the people of P, E. I. Henry OShea acted as critic.

Football: On Tuesday the S. D. U. Intermediate team captured the Island Intercollegiate title from their Traditional rivals, the Red and Blue squad of P. W. C. The Saints book the series in two

straight games by the scores of 12-0 and 5-3. A team from the Intramural

League held the much heavier Q. S S. team to a 3-a11 draw in a game played during the week. Aeneas McEntee scored for the Saints and Tied Wilson for Queen Square.

The senior team ended its sec- ond year in Maritime Intercol- legiate Football in a blaze of glory by (looming bhle Mt. A. squad 21-8 on the College gridiron, last Bat- urdav. The Red and White team was foo speedy for their opponents and by sensational posing attacks they repeatedly bore into Mt. A. territory.

5-0?" “U. N. B. must. be thanking their lucky stars their game here was played on a wet day."

“Mt. A. boys are a good bimch of sports, and good football players. but were not nearly enough for the Saints on Saturday." "there were some of the nicest passing plays I have seen in years." "Vince Grant is the fastest man an a football field in the Mari-

mes."

A pooi table was installed in the Recftcailon Hall during the past. wee .

MacDONALD-McLEAN WEDDING

Wedding bolls were ringing on the beautiful Autumn morning of October 4th, when a pretty wedding was solemnlzed St. George's Church, St. George's. where Rose Ann. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. McDonald of De Gros Marsh. was united in the holy bonds of Matrimony to Daniel M. McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Je- rome McLean of De Gros Marsh. The marriage ceremony was per- fcnned by their pastor Rev. Dr. C. J. McDonald.