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CHURCHES TOMORROW

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l us. (Insight-Ink Ila nu. Pfjfflfi}, School.

15:: $2.5}; services are hei

m Sou]; chapel. All sea

EVERYBODY WELCOME

c niunion. :33: grgirlarallllon School ‘mo, (4.214. Corporate) 10,00 Confirmation 1m Morning Prayer Ind 5"-

‘on. W‘ scgitgler and Ser- i "Plumb

PRESBY IERIAN risrirzuursrfrrirn 11., my, 12AM. Busseli Semen.

Miss l. glélfirfihllllollenaie.

ii am. iviofifiso woasiiir. Anthem: “The Kins of lflve- -

tkis. “Transient rev)

Caron PRESBYTERIAN

Mrs. Edwin Johnstone, Organist

OIINING WORSHlP-— u1ll1,00.n|l,.|li'. Theme: “The Higher '°rsi§.'.'.u="'i, m. m. m.

"Search mo. 0 God, and know aiy heart; try me, and thoughts; and see if there be any ;thev are undergo wicked way in me; and lead me in. the way everlasting."

You are cordially invited to

I liead Mail To Trapped Enemy At ‘patrols it night but the Allied force

OUTSIDE DUNKERQ U - (OP-Router) - Ilovak troops. who are penning l2,-

" ofuextracts from letters from in G ny

Pass implied by mistake in the

"lice daily over the same wave lei th t maomae hat used by

Th”! extracts tell of conditions w’: the Reich. the effect of Al- Wvbinss. of the sufferings of

w Ifiatflla-tro-Iiirlworkarlght ‘In! 6 C00 clogged M's-relieve stuffypc.“ "Pym"

tlorl. Y ‘ll like the . MUTE? vlvflbflfiiwiiyliltlgdnp MM

llllevirl] eniflly, mum) Follow directions in fielder.

UNIT: U Lliulu," ‘Ncucmq o‘ ggchlortl sail!" '—'--

TRINITY TrTriTieB“ ciruucu

III. '1'. ll. Hellman. IIIIC

553"“! ‘I: mmghmlfieiizlll. Deaeeoea. ” _ sen ii.Ac.C..i.. ., ‘Urghgiiiitigmmm i100 am ‘AM , {Q33 n.1, Eucharist. choral. Samson: ‘r1. Day °::‘".r,.,,,,,_..

e -!R.e . T. E. M Le AnIheni: --o.§..“i'i“

H”: Ibyxlalfllll lilfl SUIIIIOII. “Wynn P 5g]; - - p.m. ubiic Woramp. i" 5°“, c¥:‘::i:;,lISstIr1ly sermon: "Christian Women.” -, ; 1.6 1'11"‘; ‘m’ ma» Rev. T. E. McLennsn. ll‘- "335-51-1- i-i““'"i'“u.l'.".f»5" “r “if ri"“r"’ , —- . . ea e. gygngolg Vi"!!! 501M “The Prayer Perfect"

—5Peaits. Mrs. A. Johnson. CIIURCII SCHOOL

m are I"! 10:00 a. rn.: intermediate, sen.

uamiiuoezrarggflrfiillnxunfgrez": iéifugioimr Peoples’ and Adult n w see then: after any l¢"l°°~ 11.00 um. Beginners, Pr|mary'

and Junior Departments. ___v.ulf°l"_q°.rd_l§nlf "Welcome

WAUIJS CHURCH saints?“ "S; "i'fii.'..T'ie-'.'i'.’,""o..'.'°.u"i' Tl-iE Barns-r Crl-iURCH

‘flar- M Nntt. ASH-I- Choii-“Direotor

M Rev. I. Judson Levy. B.D.

s h MORNING WORSHIP ii a.m. c ool {ill llligmciiddiwteg by Flight Lieu

Anthem: "Consider Me" (Plleugerl Soloish-Miss Pearle Burng,

To this. the Bible Study service ofttge Church you are cordially in- v e .

EVENING WORSHIP 1 p.111. Flight Lieutenant. W. Brain will conduct wocrzhlpl wlthnsermon. ora e: ‘ ound Me Falls the l- Blll- Night." liar. Samuel Wesley. Mrs. G. Elliott Full, organist and director or choir. You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST URCH

Minister

m r-m- Chm?" §°"°°'~ CENTRATCZIIIIISTITN: iiffiufiliwfi “XXEEZIKu. ciiuacn melee-Land dellver_the Sermons. Km‘ street

Dr. M. E. Genge. Supply Minister Organist. Miss Marlcnne

CHURCH slander‘ 1 . M: ' . Pill!" l-“mlzgwn “u” I Ssrmon M§§§i§§=“°'-7$i'iit We . P ." BEV- G- CARLYLE WEBSTER 2:3 fillet“ Sunday School.

7 l’. M.: Evening Worship. Sermon Subject: "To Whom and Whg We Preach.” verybody Welcome.

FULL oosrai.

ma Cholr- Director

silo: Selected - Mrs. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Arthur Rilllfl- El A “mired 051K132“ "we" i" the g 013.11.. Sllllflg; $112231’. ht."— I!’ - p.m. Wo hi S l . 8:80 l’. M.: The Sabbath School a P M.: Egangellsti: cfleervice. and Bible Classes.

EVENING TVORSIIIP— ‘Qfflggm 7.00 pan. Theme: “A Challenlb yum"; I Mm anldyillnnlzreigésegal m B. a. STEEVES COlill Anthem: ‘:God'ia a Silirlt." —“ Bennett.

know my relatives and the ‘great nerve strain ng.

the soldiers to which each letter is addressed is given as well as the name and addres 0f the sender. (Ross Munro, Canadian Press , war correspondent. reported Thurs- day that the Germans carried out some demolitions Wednesday in the centre of that backwater of the western front which has been left far behind .ln the Allied push toward Germany. He said the enemy gar- rison continues to send out strong

worship with as.

containing the Germans firmly in the port.) The Germans now are believed t0 be using seaplanes to land in Dun- kerque harbo

B! Seaghan Maynea

he garrison.

During recent nights. Czecho- slovak troops besieging the port have heard the faint drone of one

TIE. Nov. Czecho-

"lm d"'°h"G¢YmBn6li1lldeihfi or tw planes comin in from the glmgftififligfiter around the ehan- sea. grid then hear them restart

nk , 1- ,

m‘ glmsogfilgflha? tall-tam an hour or so later erma mumrhwamfir ' ‘"5...’ =- . v l!“ from thousands o’ [eh ‘Three aas e s anns a lines, are being broadcast turv knight. in this Souvenir hunter. are suspected. German

can help homernairers kitchen work penditure of time and energy.

Spoils Sleep Tonight

lent conges-

grand for sneezydistressofhnd

Ill M". l HQ

NOTICE

The Board of Appeal from Civic Rates and “Moments has set Monday, December 4th at 9:30 A. M. in the Court Room in the City Build- llll ill Charlottetown, as the time and place 901' hearing all remaining appeals from Clvie hill and Assessments for the current year.

J. a. FULLERTON. 8 City Clerk.

the l.ord."- W

R0 bertson .

Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Btrggt; inister

and

service of morning worship,

The Church School 2.30 pm. _i

the Rev. R.

Donald. V. Gay; 2nd Mr. W. Jordan. Au:- tion:

Worth; Gentlemen. 2nd, Mr. Morley Smith.

The name, number and regiment;

Farewell

lth m dlcsl sup- "it" W" Tier-respondent Pies and imivoxant meessages for

been stolen frcm the rmsrble tomb of Sir John Went-worth, 16th. cen- likisex town. Carefully designed storage space

do their ivith the least ex-

the second at 8'38 Fa

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n e agrn$s;'so he“ would quit and I0] m .

- rue: crlakupjijigrowu GUAR_l_)_i_AN llaticnai Temperance Study

liEliTllAl. GUARDIAN

This column l: reiserved r

0i local intcllli. hlt nth/nam- of a newly nsilrire may be inserted at five ants a. word. strictly nay.

auie in vanu: ___________ ORASWEIJ. for Pliotoizraplu CUNITEDEIT. -. BURANCE ATION urn us GET THE BEST! T, Q_ Ives, Charlottetown. 11.15-11

WE ARE some rawir'°rrme.z~.°".si Brazil. Hoirniinfis Ltd" Chariot“...

FIRST an) - st. Jolm Ambul- ance Public Class in First Aid opens in Red-seiner Hall, Upper Queen St., Monday evening, Nov.

10th at 8 p. iii. Persons interested are invited to attend. il-ltl-ii. HUNTER. RIVER UNITED QFARGE for Sunday. November i-th Wiltsiiirc 11 A. M Hamp- shire J P. iii. Special speakers Hunter River .11 A M hgatley

River 7 30 P. M "can... Carew.

Special speaker. Hunter [liver Sun- A. M F.

dav School mulls at l0 11-18-11.

ENGAGEMENT -- Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Glover, Spring Valley

announce the engagement of

their daughter, Medo Mary Ellen to Staff Sgt. Collins, U. S. Army, son of Mr. Joliir Collins, Jamaica, Plain, Boston, Mass. Marriage to take place shortly.

lllilliam Theodore MYS 11-12-11 PEARL PLAHMTM roxas -

i I . . 1 0 ~ A.“ who Wm preshllélla tlhlznllthslxflniy two females left foi sale and lhalf-brcd females. and Hear peacrl platinum pups first year buy a r

limited number of males. A few if you want

of two half-bred females

and one pearl platinum male. All our pearl platinum pups bred from same stock as produced 15X first prize male pup 1943 show.

l CARD PARTY —- The third

series of Auction Bridge .,

evgnlng sponsored by the Reilukulis, u held in

1S

thc Odd Fcllmvs‘ Hall

Thursday evening. Prizzc winners for Bridge:

Ladies. ma, Mrs. E. Burhoe; 2nd. Mrs Elzncr blur‘- Gentlemens 1st, Mr

Ladies 1st. 2nd Mrs. J. 1st, Mr.

Mrs. Percy bfzcGreg T. Ben

FUNERAL SERVICES —- The

funeral of Mr. William Ryan ivas held yesterday morning from the residence of his parents, 22 Union Street to St. where Mass Rev. L. Dougan, who also ducted service at the grave. gall-bearers were

Dunstans Basilica was celebrated by con- The C"_\'ki?. Stanley.

Arthur ector McQuarrie, Earl

Louis Yorston. Angus McEziclivm and Art Gormley. in the Roman Catholic Cemetery,

Interment was

Charlottetown. Personals Gnr. Daniel Barclay R C A. and Mrs. Barclay. Sussar. N B, were

yo“ u} Goran", “Wu” m ‘hm‘sliéis“tsezag‘ the Manse. Carleton last

George Darrach and Mrs. Campbell of Canoe Cove

E. L PROSSERlhavc arrived home from visiting friends in Moncton.

They crime home by plane and greatly enjoy- ed the trip.

A Gathering

Oil the evening if October 20th

the people of Central Royalty Dis- trlct gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. farewell to Mr. land, R.C.N.,

Willard Lank to bid Harvey MacAus- who was going for overseas service.

Mr. Eugcne Cullen acted as chairman and after explaining the purpose of the gathering, called upon Mr. W. P. MacLeod who read a short address to Harvey, while Mr. Frank MacKay presented him with a well-filled purse. Harvey. in a very pleasing mariner expres- sed sincere appreciation for the

ift and good wishes extended to

m. All then joined in the hearty singing of He's A Jolly Good Fellow.

Short addresses were given by Mr. S. C. Wright and Mr. Major MacRae expressing regret nt Har- vey's cle arture and wishing him good luc and a safe return.

A hearty sing-song was enjoy- ed during the evening, the ac- companlste being Mrs. Frank Mac- Kay and Mrs. Earl Foster. Lunch was served and nil departed with regretful farewells to Harvey and sincere wishes for an curly return

his home and family.

Severe ‘lluake

is Recorded

NEW YORK. Nov. i6 — (AP) -— An earthquake described ere, was recorded on rhe

thrr Lunch said the

PARTIAL FAILURE

"Did your garden do well last- summer?"

my husband

"N I o found a lot of

hing.

For Foot Ailments

concur-r a. J. a. BROWN. n.1- Orthopedic

BIIIRDPOBIST

in Great George Street CIIAILOTTITOWN. P.I.l.

'15 SEV-

i earth- . quake todav was not connected with‘ two fairly severe shocks 9.000 miles away recorded yesterday.

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Part Four: November 19th

FITNESS FIRST FOR HEALTH

Bldio Plays For Junior; nv mam}. HASKINS

Announcer: Gordon and Ronald are keen over football these dsys. They plan to coax their Uncle Jack to take th 11v are seated about the living room Gordon and Ronald are as close to their Uncle as they can got. Phyl- lis l5 trying to pick up a stitch in her knitting under the direction oi M!‘ mfli-heh- - Cloodfellow is reading the newspaper. We Join the family in time to hear the talking about football.

..Dialogue.. Gordon: Uncle, do you like fcot- ball? -

Ronald: Do you like watching football games?

Uncle: Yes. I enjoy i-he game and used to play when I was younger.

Mrs. Gooclfellow: I remember Wilt"! you look your football up to your room at nights. You were Ron- "Ad's are then.

Phyllis: There. I have picked up

that stitch at last. My favourite h:

em to s. game. The lam--

some is tennis

Uncle : Tennis is a good giunc.

loo, in flzcl, ozztdccr- games are gocd‘ fo ks. r

r fcl

Gordon: When I play a. game. 3.

put all my “umph" in it, but I like to watch foot-ball games. too

Ronald: There is a big game cn‘ afternoon that we: We could get him cn his feet again.

next Sfitlilsflfv’ want to see

Uncle: I'm beginning to under- stand are titvlixz to get me to take you to that game.

“We it is not possible to tell lie- fore hand what Deupla will do under its influence. One man will - illll-"ell-‘iiiime and want to be with- other folks but another man will. act like Bill did, The poor man would wander off by himsel: a; he was too ashamed to go home under. the influence of liquor. That was

what happened one night when it‘ we

was very cold and when Bill was found his foot; was badly frozen. Mrs. Goodfellow: I read eh

other day that two U.S. government doctors reported after making a study that alcohol affects the 11er- volkstusystetrnmangodlvnvcrs the tern- Deffl re 0 e so that a man who is drunk wlIl freeze much quicker than if there were no ni-

boys cohol at vmrk in his body '

Mi‘. Goodfeliow: You know Bill never really got over getting frost- liltten for he losr, his foot though

i .

111161111 By the time the poor fei- low got over that trouble, his brsi- ness had gone to pieces and he had to close his office. Since he wc-ufd no’, leave or alone, i: was hard

3 never be depended upon to turn up, for wcrl: 1 Mr Goodfellow: Now, he is not‘ only without lTOIk or ‘money but he is ails‘? very ill. Alcohol has wrecked R .".

Ronald: Won't scmeorie help lllm- Unrle: Al our meetng rexl, S11:- uroay we will plan what ls ilic “rest thing to do to help lilm. We "will try w get him into some in- rtlf-ution or home where he can be taken care cfuritil he improves. If he would only break off drin "u:

Sorry I cant go to the flame. but you can lake out your football and

something, you young lads have fun kicking it around.

Gordon: But We hf‘."6ll'L a fozt- ball. W.- kickcd our old one until it

Mr. Gncdfcllcav, don't f0 get that ivcre out’

our cummlttr-e x t Sniuriuy zlrer

boys! '1. ere is n. misting cn so the football game is off for‘ me. I'm sorry, boys

Ronald: IVs a final game. What's:

n, committee mcclirg? lifts Cotdfzlloiv: must not YOTIIEX‘ fraid you lake Uncles good nature.

snald:

-. and aura: I "committee"

..: A committee is a grcup of people who get together for a cer- tain purpose. Your father and I are on a. commitue from our Church to help folk; who are in trouble.

Mr Gocdfellow: This meeting is lm-portam, as rcor Bill is up against it and we have to decide what to do for him.

Uncle: Poor old Bill, I used to play football with him. He was a husky chap and also quick on his feet. Many n time Bill helped out ln a tlgh spci- and gave us a win.

Mr, Gocdfellciv: You weren't so dusty a player yourself, Jack.

Mrs Goodfellow: Tell the chil- dren aboui; Bill. I-lis troube came be- Callie he did not know how to say no

Uncle; Bill was well liked at, cs1“

Ilege and had a lot of friends He was llond of sport and often put more time and =p into games than studying. en he graduated and went into businss all his friends were sure thstihe would become a

great man and make lots of money.

Gordon: Did he play football af- ter he left. College?

Uncle: N0. Bill out out all sports. He went about with men who got him drinking and poor Bill was

one of those fellows who was help

less over alcohol, for he got to like the. stuff so much that he could never say no to an offer of drink.

Phpills: Didn't anyone ever le‘.l him about the harmful affects cf alcohol?

Uncle: Yes. your father and I talked io him often when we heard that Bill was going dovm hill.

Ronald‘: What is going clown hill?

Uncle: Bills lends who were getting hum to like drink were push- ing him down hill like your sleigh goes fast down n11 icy hill in winter.

Mr. Gurdfellow: Bill lstened to our was-nlrigs that his love for lla- uor was ruining his body and his business. and he would Promise lo give it up, but then someone would urge 119m to drink and his des5re for nlchooi had such a hold on him that his promise" were forgotten. His troubles soon came.

Phyllis: What kind of troubles?

Uncle: All kinds. Phyllis. First he treated them as a ioke.

Mrs. Goodfielioui: Yes. you re- member the iilme his family phoned you at four in the morning to help find. him. and. you found that he was not home because he had gone

to his office to sleep oii some of

thr- effccis of rIrin-k.

lfilPitlllg is called‘

c. . , Oh. ch, (in you hear Ll-atl i i. ocod.

Rznziie. you‘ so nlucil. I'm r.-. advantage of your ha‘! on u.

but We did‘

Phvllfs- K:’kllliZ fcotkall is fun. crn send the ball farther thFn

I Grrrion Mrs Gootii-cllcw: The cxcerclsc T suppose but football is hard on shoes.

Ccrdcrz: I'm snn- I can kick far- ther n." then ivhcn we had the old fr: ball.

llnr-L. ‘ll bring you a new fcoi- "rday and then ‘yru can

sciile the "nntcst. Ronald: Th": will b. wonderful. Urwlo. thmrlr you. Gou-lcn: Thank you. T01. now l

ca" s‘ "1' Phillis how I can klck.

Plifdllls‘ lTiv-‘c. yo" are Pr" kind to us. I hen» that you will abki to help that, roar man and get b8“! here in tim- vn- 011-. meeting to see m. o""'lck Gordon.

ilncle: T"l he l'l'l'e and show “oil a, i-Mnw or two ah-ut fo-thall. ‘You see if r r-nw kick f~rth=r tban your Had-threw: nothltcor ilk-o fun out- doors to keen You in good shave-

QUESTIONS

1 Why is the effect on alcohol 0p people “dangerous?!

P What does alcohol do lo body‘ temrcratilre? l

571M119)‘: 9 vegrs and irnd'r ans-load of grain l0 team-using

wer one fliiostidn Those l“ and ll

old saloon at West's C n

job. for he could

selling mam stores and hotels are openin- ing beverage moms.

ilicsc places at least three

will t»: to H1052 com:- lzari: ' find the old hcrrée ruined by drink “is

.:l lie f. s ,‘,‘ f ‘ ." 3 - '- _ m‘ ' “m o m m‘ ‘c flliliigfl‘ QSC" MICKEY: Mrs. Wilbur Mac- wav lo 1:10;". at it to. sxvcrybody is talking lllfSe days abGut the post- war world. that 5:» many countries are cn ths verge. of szarvaiicn that they will ncccl cscrv ton of food our Can- adian farzns can produce this year an many vcors w come. We can- not afford to le: anything inter- ray MsoKoy; Mrs. fem with full scale production on

fiiy by the "1119 Irony years ugo.

Bourse for Sunday Schools 1944 ~

i faml. ra

name of Brewstill. lieastill died about _ f can remember; him. Ho was a stern lard-working man even in hi, old age. He h developed his land into a real good ther better than my farm here, and lie also left n large sum of money along with the farm to his son, whom everyone called Jun- ior. But Junior got in with a gang over at W6st's Corners and Logan to drink. Within two years he had spent all the money his father had left him and the farm was being neglected His wife and two young boys tried, to keep up the work on farm but the task was loo heavy ior them. About five yrars, after the elder Brewstil had cled. his son Junior was killed on the highway. He was drunk at the time. The farm “as lcst for non- pryment of taxes and 1t has been idle now for ncarly thirty-five years

"There was n time when the

cldfll‘

government prohibited the sz-lg of

llqucr.” said Bcb. “but I ms wo' young to remember WllLi muse] days were like. Did that make

much difference?"

“Yes," said Mr. Hay torn down and we ueur lzciui orncod the»: years lururers‘ sons didn't think a- n‘. all "But 110w me liquor in speczai

‘Still in

1g‘ to drli

government l5 go‘. ern -

some cf the

young f lllfli around here, lrctli l: and gii-Ls, have formed the ‘ad habit of pairorilzhlg

I couzd tell you of farms where the in (in e

drink will soon cost [lVilll that fine n, p noun

farm. What a disappointment it

two bcys \\'i‘l’.‘1] they Mrs. Fiorrie MacLeod. eacn:

from the army if they