APRIL l0. 1940

‘EHURCHES TOMORROW A

LflURLH ul ENGLAND

5T. PETER'S CATHEDRAL n" (ration Malone. M..\.. L.Th. M9 |luly Communion.

8:45 ilinrning Prayer.

11:00 Choral Eucharist and Ser-

“Elie Sunday School. 1:00 Evensong and Sermon.

"fifllblulss CHURCH m», A LeDrevv Gardner. i‘ector

organist-lilies iliian Earle Choir eltreetol- bert Dinnls

. |, (3 rnunion. giagofllslllrnlll? Prayer and Ser-

1. mfalnthern: "The Glory of God ill h-nure," iBeethovenl. 2:110 Sunday School. poo Evening Prayer and Sermon. Anthem: “The Radiant Morn.” (Rev. W. W. Woodward.) [VERYBODY WELCOME

, PR ESBYTERIAN

ST. JAMES CHURCH

Presb terlan Church L. Canada n” yPownal street Minister III. l.. lloorhead Lento. DD omnist-Mrs. K. S. Rogers

jliolr Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson Public Worship

Morning at Eleven, and Evening it Seven o'clock.

Preacher: Rev. J. Keir Fraser, DJ).

Sundav Schoolvnitntilfl. c

l1 era and 5 011 Ofillllll

5m K Invited. ~

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton Street Mlniste

r ti. 0. Ca iyle Webster

0.921.. - itirlaa Itena Wood

Morning Worship.

11.00 “n. Theme: "The Christian vocation."

flyrnnl: 108. 7B2, 806. 582

Anthem; "The Hem of l-lil Gar- ment." (Root).

gyo pm. The Sabbath School and Bibi» CIIIIQI-

rahi . Email. "Strength In

Weaimeei.”

Hymns: 25!. 297. 581.

Anthem: "l will Lift Up Mine iyee." twllltileid).

Tile service oi Sacred Soul Wlll eonunerse at 6.45 pm.

"Let Thy work appear unto Thy servants. and Thy glory unto their children. And let the beauty oi the Lord our God be upon us: and establish Thou the work 0i Ollr hands upon us."

You will receive a cordial wel- eoale at Zion.

Yesterday's Local tliarket Quotations

CORRECTED FOR EVERY WED‘ NESDAY AND SATURIDATS

ISSUE RETAIL MARKET ‘ 1

25-282

5c

4c

25c

Cabbage lb 4-?‘ Pciziioes nk Znc Beets 1i lbs iUc Roast Beet 16-220 Boiling meat i2-l4c Cream qt 40c Fowl etch 75-806 Pork lb 16-20-220 Spinach lb v 17c cef q. Biz-lilo Steak lb 16-251: Butter dairy 30-32c Chicken each 90-$l.l5 stew meets 12-140 Corned bee: 120

GENEROUS WITH ROAD

GARDEN CITY. Kan. (CPI ~At 94. J. W. Wamlpier oi Garden City. who drives his own car. ad- ltses people who would live a long life to “always let the other fellow ilile the right of way."

ADS MAGNANIMOUI

BERLIN - (OP) Cigarette tdvertlseenenfts have taken a new twist in the Gemlan capital. They ere advising people not to smoke loo much. The new policy reilecte the state's desire for moderation 1nd physical fitness. '

iioisvioomsnvtavpirlr-ccrnr} 0n ADTll 13th 1940. i0 Ml‘. ailtl Mil. Heath Montgomery. a son, Rabbit MCLGOG.

RUSSELL-At, the City Hospital.’ Allril 15. 1040 to Mr. and Mrs. Lzonnrd Russell. St. Peters Bey. a son

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IUSSILL - In Charlottetown. Aoril l‘l. i940. tho infant son of be

..al-d Russell. Si.

amt-anon -At 154 Prince Street‘ on Friday. April 1D, 1940. MYS- All??- MacLcod. widow oi’ thc late R"- J. M. Maciecrl. Funeral from ‘

11v United Church on Molldfi t linril ‘.22. service starting ul. 2 oTiuiK- Funeral leaving at 2.30. Interment

People's Cemetery.

GALLANT-in th-s Sacred Heart. Home. April i8. 1940. Mrs. Romain Gallant age B2. The funeral will like place from the A A. Hen- llewy Fimeral Home tilts Saturday "wlilllls at 8.45 to the Church of the Mcsl Hoiv Redeemer. thence to the Rcmsn Catholic Cemetery.

liflwllotr —At the Pyinfie Edyem ° a!" . . Hospital on Sttblgjtillgsedll 8

20. 1940. George Haw "firs. son r. and Mrs. EdIM‘ llawbolt Mrv-eil. Fimeral from 11's

"Mo. Anrll 22. service star-tins lit 7 o‘clo_c.k_,l_r_itc_r_ment Micleell gcgrletey;

UNI I ED LHIJRCH oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street

Minister Rev Hugh Miller. M.A_, 5,1;

Assistant Rev. Lewis Murray. B.A.. ILD. r ant

il’ st A- Rev Kendall. l..n.A.lu..A.A.G.0.. itfiflsilt" lhli“ ‘it'd?’- "liffltiltf. 1:" ‘I.’ ra e ervi- urt l.0.0.F. and Rebekah 50.1111... °

Alli-hem: "Comes. At Times. A Silliness". HVoodward). Vocal Solo: "Spirit ol God" _

(Nt-‘lilllillefl. Miss Margaret Stems 2'30 ll- m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. ‘is-ielltimgm. Ptlrbiéc Jvorshlp. "i " P H E T OR CHRIST". Rev. Hugh Mill“; Anthem: "I will Lay ltie Down In Peace". (Gadshy).

VocaIi solo: “Fear Nut Ye, 0 lflilil- (Buck). Miss Ruth Puncher Visitors and Students cordially Welcome.

WWCITFITTW

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Cur. oi Prince and Fitzroy Sis. Minister Rev. Harvey L. Denton. B.D. John Inch. Mus" Bag, Oikanlst and Choi- aster - Morninl: Worship 11 a.m. Sermon: "Rocks. Hllis and Stars." Anthem: "Lille as the Hart De- lireth the Water Brooks". (Noveiiol The Church School 2.30 P. M.

ll seniors are invited to the ses- lion oi senior groups at thc close oi morning service. All other classes and groups meet at 2.30

pm.

Evening Worship 1 p.111,

Sermon: “An Antidote Anxiety."

Anthem: "The Spicndours of Thy Glory." (Woodward).

You are invited to worship with

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

for

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street itev. Roscoe W. Nice A. 8.. B. D.. inis

M ter Organist-Mrs. V L. Dingweil 11.00 a. m. Morning Worship. Solo: "Just ior Today." Mr. Pres-

ton Bee

Sermon subject: DOUBTING CA TLE.

2:30 Bible School.

Lesson: "Micah's Vision oi’ Peace."

Evening Worship 7.00 .m.

Solo: "There's a Beaut iui Land on liishfi’ Mr. Eric lilac-Gregor.

Anthem: “Softly thc Silent Ni ht."

ermon subject: FOOLS.

A Church with a welcome to ail. See vou at church Sunday. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

C. W. L. Annual Meeting Business Girls Unit

The annual meeting of lile B1151- ness Girl." Unit o1 thc C. W. Ltague 1m..- held in their Hull on Wetlnes- (lav. April 17th. with the President. Miss Gertrude Coartv lll the c‘. air. Meeting opened utitn Lcalzilc Pravcl" bv the Chaplain, Dr. McMahon, Ai- tei- some remarks bv the President. a detailed report oi thc root's aeti- VlilCS was read by the iiecorciim: Secretary. Miss". iic'en_ Adonis. \\‘li‘t‘ll

shelved tllni- this Unit is interested and engaged in various charitable and social works. ‘Thr- ‘Treasurer.

Miss itinrjcrle Kc‘l_v gave n ve 33i- isfactory report of the Society-a llw nanees which rtuenled that a great deal of monev was raised through various Liliiiiiifilti and expended n different charltnbw works and donu- lions. t-lfei‘ amour: whirh was a deu- stion of $50. to Mount St. itiarvs. Ail oblilzatlon; to National and til- ncesmi Units were bald and YR-fifll“ Parish activities assisted. A Tuber- culosis Health Bond was also sub- scribed to and knittln! for Red CF06‘; {Z15 (lflélfegnd entered under c. . . aus c .

Reports from Corresponding Sec- retary and Convenors of standing committal? W31‘; also read and were vary sa ac .

An evening each week is anclll» lil the Hall where thc members engage in sewlns and ‘kililillill mid tile-l’ derive much jl-fllslll" iillil p") ‘l’ irom this weelcv contact.

A very interesting letter was read. received from the Diocesan Presi- dent. Mrs. Hlide. Ramon. liliilllég River, and suggestions contaun P therein were aciefl lllXlll- iiild Lia} cilotn of the SPliliimi Bouque ; our Honorary C lu lain. HisrlOll Q ' Sullivan and our ioceslin Chlllilillll- Rev. Reginald hi'_-Donald. illllo i: now on military duty). was etttllllt“

Our Ol"ap‘ain. Dr. McMahon. tilcli addressed the nlccting and colli- grflLulfliQd the lllclnbcrs on ill! splendid work and cut-moaned" 151C311 to coiltinue. Ho also eomnlen c m the cheery and tidy al_ll>@1ti]l‘lll(li°°Or_ the Hall. which was re~¢l1 y u? v nted. The section 0f officers ‘was then proceeded with. with the 0.- lnwing results:

President. Gertrude Coady- C be

1st Vice President. Blela Mc a _

2nd Vice President. Emma. Rozcl

l1. . .,. Soar-ll vice ‘President. Mai-sail Dgllalglnrrcsldent. Maw McFilflfiil°~

cy_ Helen Adams.

Recording Se Mm__

Corresponding Set)’. Milly nriahan. Treasurer. Marjorie KeliY- _ 1 A social hour waslhen cnotliellilf: and some very lntclestinlt llll m“ structlve motion lliciule vizrws vi A. shown by Miss llila Ql -_ ; m, AmOmz 1.193!‘ were some Dlfllilébflk; scenes of Czechoslovakia. iseerilcrT-g oi Western Canada. ctc._ wh cn u - much cnloyed. and our thanks to Mo. Gillis PTO hcgclw expressed. Meeting then dlouriled to meet again the 3rd Wednesday in Moi. SEEDING 1N MANITOBA WINNIPEO. April i5 —iCPl — The first sprint: nlantlna in Maul- iobs was reported iodny from thr- Rczser Area. 2') miles 1‘.Oi‘ill of Winnipeg. by the lixrlcultilt‘: D."- partmellt of Czvmdtun P392110 Rutl- wav. Tlvc seedlnc was otie (lily 151l- cr than ‘est. year when planting oc- gnn April l4

01v LARGE scam-

HADLFIGi-l. Erclancl -tCPl - Ccnvoted oi crueltv to 40 dogs and l2 cats. a mother and daughter ;~"~.= were forbidden to keep pats again. The animals were ixnncri in. and "hysterical." said an in- spector.

"the ilentrai Guardian

this column is reserved for news oi local interest but advertising ul l He“!!! nature may be inserted at 5 cents a word strictly pay- Iilie in advance.

‘colvrcusnarlon url: INSUR- ANCE L-Qiiiilu-‘zli-Bli.

lzxcr-"nrrs irom Plrmfere" at zlon Hail, 'I‘h April 25 at 8:15.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. REV. J- 0- Nlflwlécll. Minister. Services fllifli 21: ii a. m. Central Church; ~l P- m» York; 7:30 p. n1, Brackiey.

L430.

M. S. ursdey, L426.

Flltbl‘ ‘SHIP 1N HARBOUR — The C.ss t~.;c first boat to arrive .11 the Charlottetown harbour since the 0lJ9_lllllli_ 0f navigation tins sea- lwli sailed in yesterday. she arriv- ed oii Kcppcch on Thursday night and came in Friday morning.

BUSSES TO OPERATE. — An- nouncement was made yesterday by manager G.S. Williams of the island Motor Transport Co that their i.ne of busses Wlil operate this summer starting appi"ox.nlateiy' thc same date as last veal‘. May 16th. No ad- ditional rates are planned and the schedules to Sourls. Suminerslde and Borden will be about the same.

MCNUTTSUNJtTA BElti-"OIUWIEJD —A composition by Mr. Walter Mc- Nutt. formeiuv of Charlottetown. was performed iti. a. wncert. given b)" the Conservatory String Quartet this week in Toronto. the til-comm being made up entirely of music by Canadian composers. Ml". MncNuttks DlCCOhSOIlHIH in D Minor for violin and piano. “'85 (played bfulllfllilly by Elle Spgvak an. Norman Wilks. 1t Ls described) by ille Globe and Mali critic as being "an essentially vlrile work with an air or ailthoriiy. rc- veailng melodic inspiration, rugged harmonic backgrounds. sure sense of rhythm and diamaiic coiltrasts."

PASSED MASTERS EXAMIN- ATlONS-Captnln C. L. Water- 1101158. Halifax. of the Department of Transport, announced yesterday results of examinations he con- ducted in Charlottetown for ma.- ters of freight. steatniers in the llcme service, Nine men from Mur- ray Harbor and one mall frnm Siunmelsidc passed. ‘I'l10sc from Murray Harbor who passed were Messrs. Percy R. White. Hilbert D. Mlllm. James P. “mite, Hiugh B. White. Silas i’. White. Alfred E. Clifllltnan. Herbert H. Cithoon, Arthur White. Leroy B. White. Tile Summerside man was it'll". James E. Stright.

POLICE COURT — Two drunks were arraigned‘ st the police court yesterday mornm. One forfeited bail of $5., and tie other was fined rs; and costs or five days in lull. lilrec men on a charge Qt common assault were remanded until next Thursday. The case QHJOUFIIGCI from Wednesday. ccriicernln possession 0f stolen goods. resuite in a sen- tence of three (lays in jail. A charge of attempt to commit indecent as- sailit was sent ill) 1o the Suprelnl- Court. ‘Pwo drivers blended "cnilty" to a cilargc of not stopping at "stop sign" intersections.

TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION-Trinity Y.P.U. open-sci its regular weekly meeting with the devotional period. led by Riltii Puncher. assisted by Orva Gill and Lawrence 'I‘co1l1bs with Hester at the piznio. The theme of ivas "Worship in the Tile

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

For Women who hold

CHARLES 0f the RITZ WI" blend individually for you 0 shade Oi tote powder ‘to mule your sltin look younger - mOtc lovely . . . . lOI it accentuates the most liai- leling tinls ln your own skin.

You will receive o gill oi o 111111.25

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Premiere 0f Famous Picture ls Announced

“Gone W itb The Wind” Comes T0 (‘h’t0wn For One Week Starting Ap- ril 29.

Tile Prince Edward Theatre takes great pleasure in announcing the Prince Edward Island Premiere of “Gone With The Wind" on Mon- lllll‘ evening. April 29th. and then two shows daily for the entire week. A temporary box-office has been set lip 111 thc Prince Edward iobbv. and is" open daily from 10 A. M.. until 0 P M._ for the 53,19 of_ reserved scat tickets. It is pointed out that all seats are re- served _i'ol" all shows. and it WClilld be advisable to pilrchase one's tic- kets in advance. Plans for all shows l"? 011 (ll-inlay and tick-sis may be pirchascd for ]‘,'*1'f0l‘mgnce_ Rcwrvations may be tel phoned in. or mail orders will be received pro- 11v are accompanied hv a. srif-adrllc. ed stamped envelope and. oi‘ t"\iil‘.=.t.'. the amount of the

."io:l opened with ‘t-rt Cox il1 tile ciizllr. reading 01' illc niitlillcs and til. ' icn o1‘ rtavcrnl items of tile groups Clilitlfllfd for their respective classes. 'I‘lle social 119F100. ending iviih an enjoyable bl" "$1108 llwllfllit the meeting a c cse.

Alter tho

FUNERAL SERVICES ——'i‘lle flin- (‘Fill oi M L. P. Tmllun which With largely attended was lit-ltl yes- lerdav iliicrlioon lroln 111.. late resi- d .nce. 29 Elm Avenue. i0 the Peo- l) cs‘ cemetery. Servlrer. at tne rouse and arrive were conducted by Rev. Hugh Mliiel" and Rev. Loni. Murray". 'I‘hc llOllfli'1ll‘\' pzlllbcaitu". were: .\'l1". W. Clicsivl" S. Niebure. 111s WCiNllp lliavnl" Hnlmalt. flit-luvs P- W- Ttllrlrl‘. P. N Ivianue‘. Con.

Cllrlmore. W. l3‘. . _

Kennedv. Dr. V. .1. P. IvIcMilian. Harry Cilcilnore and Ernest Cud more. Active nail bearers were six sons-ln-lctw.

T. 0. i). E. BltffltiE PARTY — The Inlperini Order Daughters of l thc ETIIDIPC held a. very successful. bridge party nt the Charlottetown‘ Hotel last iligllt. There were en-i ougll people present to play 57 tablts of bridge siinilltullecusi_v' The proceeds \\'I‘i’." io- the cl1'.l1:i."1"'s war services The iolloiving werci the winners oi the ladies prizes; i 1st. Mrs. A. B. Beicller; 211d. Miss | Marlon MacKrlizic; 3rd. Miss Flor- ence Baker. The lnen‘s prizes were won by the following; 1st. Mr. J. T, Davlrs; 2nd. Mi" A B. C0531; 3rd. Ml". R. C Stoddard.

RUNAWAY H l‘S (JAR. Consider- able excitement W85 caused by runaway horse in thc City yester- day afternoon. The ailllnal oecanle fright/curt! and dashed wildly down Grafton Street with the driver illi- nble to stop iilln. A cal" which was parked near thc Prince Erl- ward Theatre was ill the path of the uncontrollable animal and he charged straight into it. Tile im-

ct 01 the horse along with a shaft of the cart. caused consider- able dnnlnge to thc motor vehicle, The horse and driver escaped in- Jury.

PERSONALS

Miss Constance Hyndman re- turned to he“ llolne iii Cilltrioite- t."\\'.i from McUiil University.

Gunner Donald MncKinnon ar- luverl in tile cltv bv plane Friday afternoon lo spend thc _ with his parcllis. Ml‘. and MYS- U: l.. MacKlnnoll. Queen Street.

Mr. Bruce Wonnucoit. Private Brcre1a1s' 10 the Lictltrlliliii. (lover- nor nndSecretary n1‘ the Canadian Legion. is slending the wccl: end

in Murray iver cn n fishing ‘sx- p-cdltlon.

Corpzral Cillfllhb A. MucLean. attached to the Royal Canadian

CCip. or s;g.i-.il.. Rltlitl SlflliEl-li. lIJCl‘ 6 District. sxdilollcd on the lend. has l‘(‘_|'Jt1t'.‘(l his unit having spent an ClIJOVIiUlE

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Hcgsmoil Chilatllnzl tzlrnis on December l. 11130. i’Jl'il'(‘.'i 4.7h9.uu0. cc-lnrpored with 3538.600 on De- cember i. 1938.

Tim Laue Tn (Illlsiiy

TBA-molar Lions-liner l rust‘:- mcnt 53 Orlcbar strut. Modern conxenlcnczs. Phone 1324.

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Keep Minn-db in tll-e-home.

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two week". furlough at. his home in _

tickets. All lnatinees_ are 75c in-

cluding the tax; eve 11¢ shnlvg: are ‘$1.10 inc't1"irn' tux. Mntin" l ". and R1 112s

The perfcrmanse Iiviil run about four hours with a short lnternlissicn.

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Exhibition . New on c. ibllgli-at the Quebec‘ lZnalogical C‘ "n. ncal" Qll':‘t1?C

‘City. is l. speIimen cf the Ivory (lull. cue nf tile nxc=l bcautllul and rarest 0i the owl's. I\‘(}i‘_\' GuiLs are inhabitants; of tllc for north and be- cause i119? are so exclusively Arctic,‘ white men m see tl-iem.

Last whiter. ._ vevet: a lnllnber of Ivorv Gulls anDearcd north shore oi the l..1\vl"cl1ce_ attracted bv the mere-l 11011.- ol seai-llilnters. _ were obtained for the NaLnli scum of Canada. niid cne l..‘l

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1N BACK YARD ROCHESTER, N. Y._ April 19 - tCPp- "The '.'".<. u _L'li.,li(Z! iur racket. ozillclilg 11123111 :11 tile will‘ o!‘ Vl/Lllaiili I... Bilins‘ hcnle in miburbuli EYiElI-m 11:11-41 tluviirsollic glliiitlliliiis valued :11. $64000 "the 4i 1.llli\’-li.’ill'€’(l viral ilYES rcp- rcseill 11-» years of rvtlcavoi" 1m‘ ll.=. who sav; he. has the (lll|_\-'] 11a farm ill New‘ York Staten.‘ Burns started in the rllliitliilla. ‘wluslncss 1n 1925. two wars after M1

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efl b\' Rllllifillll allfl lvlllr-‘il-l‘ t0 ll"‘loi- ai- ‘nrlnrfn 1.110.: or i ll‘ ili‘.'~li QliPl-‘mc Zilillfifllilfll Glll'°l9ll~ Where ll ‘ ball? stvxlci liiplll? suiilifltfl lstnicsl l5 iwll’ alllafllllfl \'~"~<l°'"'l'il'¢ll<l “it?” . brot n". 111cm into thc vzgorousl my, This 11m“! srypnnpom nQ._-1:1l_\'i|".c1"ti1 ‘l1 (‘lliiililff nnti let up in: thc cnlv one of its kind lll ("-111 -,-"l bitsin s. Lust veal" he l'i‘ii' " to de- ‘en North America. abllmrs to thrnc‘ m... I... h... H, U... m. m. _.‘ .. in its new ilollie. nntl catshezfrvli‘ 0i . ~11 “m be _..c\‘.~;-“l V9311,‘ maybe 1t) llFill "lid" 1111b’ tilled; but“ lllll m?) lg?‘ or 1' " he said. “before tilcre 1:. 0119i‘ Iii 5 ll l9 90- 135 5 ' 1.1111 llCiiiill ilcuc in the Unite-l been silent. . stair‘ l’ I l 'I‘l1e plumstce ofthe adult Ivory; u... 4| . i..-l_..3".._._ fun-um 5.1-‘ Cillll. l8 0f a hlillllllll 500m’ 0'11"” ; would only make a short ,i skol. A" ne-s. without. snot 0i" mark of col- . krflwcng,“ (1 illlid require iiTlllll