DECEMBER 22. 1951

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L,-sUsiI..l'I OI IZNULANU S. PETERiSlCAIHEDRAl.

Anglican Boclslord Square. The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone M.A.. D.D., Incumbent. Miss Suaannc Brenton, Lie. Music. organist and Choir Director

SUNDAY SERVICES

8.00 a.m.-Hots Communion 10.00 a.m.--Mathis 11.00 a.m.-Choral

Sermon 2.30 pml.-Sunday School 7.00 p.m.-Evensong and Sermon. Daily Services as Ilsmtl. ALL SEATS FREE EVERYBODY WELCOME

5." PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

THE PARISH CHURCH Established-1709 by lloyul Foun- dntion.

The Reverend J. T. lbbott. Rector llr. Royston F. Mugford, A.R.C.0.. organist and Choir Master.

”s:saTlm.7"c.;.1.:.n.:.:” '”'"

10.00: Sunday School.

11.00: Morning Prayer and Sermon. Subject: "A Christian Christ- mas."

This servicc broadcast by CFCY.

1,00; I-Evening prayer and sermon. subject: "Christ Coming in Judgment."

CHRISTMAS SERVICES

11.30: Christmas Eve, Holy Corn- munisn.

700: Ciulytmtss Day, Holy Conl- munion.

8.00: Holy Communion.

10.30: Choral Communion.

Eucharist and

' mum UNIIED CHURCH -

Ministers: leverend II. E: D. Ashlord vneverend. J. T. Irwin I Organist and Choir Director: Mrs.' Keith S. Rogers.

11 a.m. Sermon: ”Are You Christ- mas Christians?”-Mr. Ashlord. Anthems: "There were shep- herds" (Vincent). soloist. Betty J. Beers; "Nasareth" (Gounod), soloist. William Keith Rogers.

1.15 p.m.-Christmas broadcast over

CFCY. 1 o'clock-Candle Lighting Ser-

vice.

Sermon: "You Can't Be Quite

the Same Again!"-Mr. lrwin.. Special music by Young People's

Choir-solos, duet, trio.

8.30-Sacred Concert.

THE BAPTISI CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets The Reverend James I). Davlson. B.A.. B.D.. Pastor.

- 0rgunist' Mrs. G. Elliott Full

EVERYBODY WELCOME

Ii a.m.-Christmas Sunday Wor- ship. The day (or all the fam- ily. The Church School meets at I0.l.'l and Joins the n1alncon- gregation. This is "White Gift" (of money) Sunday. sponsored by the School to aid the needy. All are invited to share.

Children's Story: "The Christmas Hatchet".

Sermon: (2) "The Christmas Dream Comes True".

Choir: "0 Little Town of Bethle-

'Hl4'. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETUWN

THE CENTRAL GUARl)lANg

This column is reserved for news oi local inter-est,, but advertising of aunewsy nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay-

able in advance. .vmMv's TAXI -Home 525.

KITCHEN ELECTRIC CLOCK.--

ldeal gift. Toombs Music Store.

ALL POLL TAX must be paid

by December am,

COOK'S STUDIO for perfect pictures.

CRASWELL for Better Photo- graphs.

HOWARD "Macrame FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

AYNOIPS HAPPY VALLEY E GS.-They're fortified.

WHEN PAYING your City Taxes please bring your bill.

EVENING G-OWNS AND EVEN- ING SKIRTS arrived at The Fashion Shoppe.

ISLANDERS COLORS SWEAT-

ERS, Socks, Caps and Crest for boys, all sizes at Dowling's Sport

Lodge.

INTEREST at the rate of 69;, per Annum will be charged on all overdue installments.

TAX 0FFICEvwill remain open from 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. on Decem- ber 21th, 28th, 29th and 31st.

MOIRS 1 lb. Box Luxury Choc- olates. Ohristmas wrapped. 80 cents.

Milton's Old Spain.

SAY

."MI'-JBIIY CHRISTMAS”

KENWOOD, Canada's National Overcoatat Jack Cameron's.

'o.uNnasL ELECTRIC RADIOS 323.50. Toombs Music store.

KBOY WOOL hose for men. the ideal Christmas gift at Jack Cameron's.

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PRAM AND STBOLLER, snow runners, available at Holmans.

SEE THE WEB COB. TYPE RE- CORDED at Holman: Charlotte- town Store. Music Dept. -

CIIENILLE HOUSECOATS in small, medium and large at The Fashion shoppe.

THE FOURTH AND FINAL in- stallments of 1951 Taxes is due and payable on December 31st.

NEW 'Parlor Bridge and Table Lamps. Bargain prices, Toombs Music Store.

THE BEST ASSORTMENT of pipes, tobaccos. cigars and cigar- ettes on display at Fred Lambros

CHROME SMOKERS. - Ideal Gift. Bargain prices. Toombs Music Store. '

IN ORDER to have your name on the voters list for the Civic Election in February, all City Taxes must be paid in full hy Dec- ember 31st.

ALL UUSTOMEIIS are request- ed to take s double supply or milk on Monday. December 24th and 31st. Signed all the Pasteurized 'Milk Plants in Chs.rlottetown.

today which regards law, or any form of discipline, as something merely restrictive and entirely negative. Rules and laws are a series of "don'te" which become intolerable by the monotonous pressure of their binding. it is natural that such ll conception and such a. pressure should breed an attitude which tries to circum- vent the law, "to get away with" something whenever the law is not watching. And so, school boys will play hoolzey when they are sure they will not be caught, mer- chants will take unlawful profits when unobserved, and politicians will abuse their office as long as they are undetected.

Surely such an attitude springs from an ignorance or lack of thought regarding the nature of law. For when the beauty and true purpose or law are understood. the attitude changes from grudging and measured toleration to eager and whole-hearted acceptance acceptance of laws true and just. This must have been King David's attitude when he wrote, ”I medl- tated also on thy commandments which I loved. And I lifted up my hands to Thy commandments which I loved."

All law which is just is an eman- ation from the Divine Law. The natural law is that extension of the Divine Law which God placed in His creation. It is this same law by which all men seek happl- ness and all things gravitate to- ward their proper ends. There is

with a box of Stationery from The Island Book Room, Great George

THE KIRK

CAN DLELIG HT CAROL VESPEBS.-At. St. James'

a whole sub-stratum of physical and moral laws underlying the

Thoughts For Our Time

strictlng our freedom it enhances it, for this sign frees us from un-

certainty. Lows Essential

Similarly. if we would be free from danger in driving, we must we drive on the left-himd side of the street, or go through a red light, we will quickly come to grief. If we

obey-the traffic laws; for if

would live a full and proper hum an life in society, we

are Just and according to

must obey the laws of our society, for if they reason.

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I By His Eminence Cdldilllll McGclgoo 1 Lnd Llfe (copmgim By BOOIIMAN ,? There is an attitude prevalent one direction. Far trons re- "N LIVING WITH ONVS SELF

A law lord of a century ago, whose riotous youth had brought him gout in later years, apostro- 'phised his afflicted extremities with these words: "confound the legal If I had known they were to carry a Lord Chancellor. I would have taken better care of them". There is a good deal of sound philosophy in these words. They enshrine the truth that we have to live with ourselves. and have to pay with campound interest in later years for the extravagances of an earlier

th th ii i I 1"c”0d- - .

Dlslllie Rlgasagrei alied iIc:lt:n'i.ll to 93,3? Milton's Satan. realizing what fect ourselves as men. and ulti- ”bemo" had CO” mm says mately to attain our full perfec- "which way I Hy 15 hem myse"

tion and happiness which is union

with God.

It is, however, the law of God. our revelation

the moral law, written in hearts and in divine

and taught us by God's represent

atives. which most directly aids us in attaining our end. and. which St Paul speaks of "the slavery of sin." and the sad state of souls victimized and enslaved by vice is person

and whose actions follow Divine direc- lions. is truly he who enjoys per- Psalmist again that we find an explanation of this truth: "I have run the way of Thy commandments when thou

renders us most fully free.

abundantly evident. whose conscience is

That clear.

tect liberty. It is in the

didst enlarge my heart."

Not Merely Negative

am hell". He, too, had to live with himself.

A great many people imagine that they can live with others all the time. This is the secret of that habit of mind of those who are always looking for entertain- ment outside themselves. some people seem to have no resources of their own. and so depend on outside excitement. .

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There is one thing to remember, and that is we may get rid of oth- er people. If we do not like them we can leave them,

but there is

CHRISTMAS SPEBIALS

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cne thing that we cannot do- that is get rid of ourselves. some rnlic try to, and engage in a whirl of excitement. But as time goes on life is apt to become lonely. and there is not the response to stim- ulus there was once. or they may have lost friends by death or re- moval.

We are reminded of Jacob at the ford Jabbok. His past came l:-ack. He had to meet, after twen- ty years, the brother whom he had wronged.

If alldhis be true, what wiser thing to do than to get ready for it? Young people should remem- ber that they have to live with themselves. What kind of a psell will that be? That depends on the way they are iivipg .now.

Meantime let them cultivate quality of soul. lay up treasures in the mind. have it well-furnished, take to the heart some of the great books of the world. All this will greatly enrich the life.

Then, besides. one must have peace of conscience in order to be lwpny. What worse thing could be thought of than that a man should have an accusing conscience in old age? To avoid this we should seek to have harmony in inc soul. so that no ghosts may look at us and sting us with re- moi-se.

We used to be told when we were children not lo ”make faces" for lhey would be on us" when we were old. There was a lot of truth ii? the idea. Life is a process of in-coming. and what we are to be largely depends on what we are i"iinking of. and doing, now.

ORANGES. 3 doz. 99:

When law becomes understood

"r-'"r"'i"'T'S" 7' ""”"v "'3 "5"": -70, "1 M'"" Street. Open evenings till Chrlst- ohm-ch su d gfte 430. created universe Th se law 55 3" EECM 0! freedom a d - PRIZSBYIIZRIAN Desiring, by the Senior Choir. mas. . 5'30 o.Cl0ck."(?;:,o1s ailxlimnkestiva. Change; they helongew mi nag. fection its acceptance is made 2:; 2 lbs. . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293 I' iAN.- "M M"' M""" M"R” ”" -- Music with the Readings and pray. nature of things; they are natural 1”: Md its influence is extremely ' ZION PRESBYTER , "”'"' MICDONALD RADIO SERVICE ers for the Eve of Christmas. You laws. beneficial. No one questions the 25; CHURCH ' P-m-'-"'9 i'"""” Ch"''-''"5 180 Kent Street. Radio repairs. are invited, B-ug, because we have me gm of rigid discipline to which athletes' 3 Ib5s . . . . . e . - - ..E :'0l:lI::lse'::'lo:1!:i:!Gil;: CIiIB:'i:l;l sound equipment. Disc Recording a'V-. g,ee.wm, and also because our subject themselves for their per. 3 a . Rogers Majestic and Stewart War- THE pnnsgyl-EMAN CHURCH nature has suffered the mjury of fection as athletes. Discipline 2 lbs . . . . . . . . . . 5.";-em; Gnalcgrlylo Webster. P with Miro, Matcltae ;:'gInIl;i- in ner Radios. IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- original sin, natural laws have to me” 15 TGC0lm1Ied as necessary ' ' ' ' ' ulster mm In mam W I" e 9 ----- day, December 23 u, a s fol- b (1 iii 1 - and while iti titi ' Organist and Choir Director '''"""'"”'1- A lsileilll IHVICO 0! OFF rolt cAI.li'i'0ItNI'.-I - Dr lows: Cardigan lrl A. r1s1.aLorno tievelrllitiwes :I)I:lecl.tORl:!d selmiitfosio degree difficulstf-lets geifgftsasgdtgef 2 lbs- - ' ' ' l ' 75c Mr. mini. Johnston. A.T.C.L. 80"! In 5 "W R;lonMr:hdD3:1du:g- vgf gallliy M2 32 P. lvg 1Klj40niB.8xil.ie 17.30 guide us. And so we have the Ten velops. The same is true of the mmm1 . . . - . , .. I MORNING WORSE” S I 1- A Macxenzie Jrr., of Montreal. leave A, M, cy??..:.g,:.e. gggmgy Estonian selr? Sf,:';g;,anE,x::1en,th!,; ihe xarth of) the 113:1: laIvlYi'()I?enly rgzfsoungiuecgs hire I'III . . . . . . . . . 196 Hi” Tl.mme:Ml”Jo'1lvIl'n” ,3 e a Va '0" I-my this morning for Montreal en vices Rev. E N. Young, Minister An ofthese provixio theey ”:f.; what is deepestpand mo'st eiiclgllegg Bethe em' - 88 I'll -7-'-m:-m"m-'-' mute for California, wm.-e they "med ' . 1 . we,,,,,,, 3, A, norm or EVANGELISM" Wm spend me Wm,” Moivracuu UNITED CHURCH 223-.3”fn3”fin"3Xi tlhelg ilmniite :'C.u';”..". ;:':,,pf.,r:'fs”;'r: ah?" m?" DATES. 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35: Hymns: 174. 727. I68. 119. Great George Street ggg CHARGE, .. gamma. 59...”. b wh. h iniibi " f” M W ,..,,,....,e ,m;1 ml 5 "ml 3' 79c Anthems: Slmk 93"" N0- 1"- oawi:L1'. - VERNON UNITED as follows on December 23rd. 11.00 .,l',,.,,.,,,.f. ii "Jgji "8 and Law is not sit: Tthirfimm ”' VERIBEST TEA' Ib' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "Christians Awake." (Maunder) Captain and Mrs. L. Tiicombe cnmwn OF CANADA gg Servlc, A. M. Tmmy church, Montague. ' ' 3 9 Clea 9 : negative It 1. not mom 3 "WWII! I soloists - Miss C. King and Corps Officers. my Sunday, December 23rd, Theme Tidings and Response. 3 Added mgnuy sign.” all” palm. the ilghlt diizll 2 d2 lb. bOX . . . . . . . Mr. H. Cruwell- (Christsnas Services). Vernon P. M. Lower Montague. "White uo,,'1; binds 1 t , ' ' 2I3oVV:ix'(lli:.e schwll y0:IMIhe":I7::?:'fn5': g:?'1:E(';Il:;: gllggr AIPAM ha-hglyeilll 111,50 7P'p gggsgegfiotpdhnxfgtrirlnltlg veg”? God has a purpose when He 0l11Y '90 6n1ar3(tJ:.ul,lVnoteliftie'tlt:f H33: 2 Ibsi - ' - ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 89: x - v n . , a y . . c as. e . . . , avrmso woiislllr within you". Rev. John r. MacKay 1391)., Min- MacKenzie. ””?i?d- ml the lws He set to intolerant or law and discipnner LARD 2 lbs' . . . . 49:: um EM. Theme: mm" Fun"! . mun . i p--. gate”, H3: C,-eladgiion W...-e for tihe Bolft tgzysarelglfficult lrnd irksome, . e . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . of Christmas Song." CHRISTMAS SUNDAY M155 wE3sTE3 To CONDUCT PWP0" 0 811 "3 H” Creatures 9" mmm N" that law 1.". ma In December 23".. SERVICES AT ZION. - Mi" :0 the end 10,- which may ,,e,.e in. and freedom are two sides of one 3 pllgs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296

Hymns: 1'10,

in keeping with the Festive Ses- sun the evening service will be largely choral and will include the iullowlng:

"The Lord's Prayer" by Maliotie. Carol Service. Special Features - Webster. who is the Associate Sec- . . " Slovak Carol No. 2. 7.00 p.m.: Topic. "Living the Mir- Presentation of Sunday School retary of the Department of was createdl And the chm! means W. '1. 0 d M Chrislmas Cli0I'iIl2 ”Lo Hows Rose". acie". ems: C-hildiren will sing.. St. christian Education of the can- He 3:"? him W the miclse N '5 '"9 "9 5" S e"'Y

Solo: "He Shall Feed His Flock" -Mrs. Bruce MscPherson. solo: ."Come Unto Him”-Miss Christine King. '- Chorus: "His Yoke Is Easy". Duet: "The Christmas Ster".-.- Misses Dalzlel and King. Solo and Chorus: "The Holy City" - Mrs. Allison Mac-

rionald. Two excellent sound movies with I wish to thank the ne hbours lottetown I-los ital took lace es- Chorus: ”The Little Road to a real message. and friends. also Charlggtetown terday afterneion at 5 g'cloclty at W when he 3063 50- he acts 80- ' -- Bethlehem" and "The Hsl- Fire Department and Canadian H-olmans. The lucky winner was midi"! '0 his nlillllc. 11.15 being is lelujah Chorus" by Handel. Silver collection National Hallways. who in any Mn; Glgdyg Curley, 194 Wey- enlarged. his purpose is fulfilled. ..m..m-..... way misled in the me at my mouth Street. The numbe, mg, and he is free. Similarly when the "Blessed be the King that tb War ” at Milton, 3045, M... Rum,” sane, of 301. state, whose authority is from

in the Name of the Lord: peace in heaven. and glory in the highest."

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

Song-lest of carols at each meeting.

11.00 a. m.: Topic. "Hopes and Fears of all the Years."

CHRISTMAS DAY

7.30 p.m.: A special service of Carols and Visual blessing pre- senting "A Prince Is Berri"

"The Man Who Forgot God”.

T0 WORSHIP WITH US. United PENI ELUSIAU C H IIRC H 3'! Elm Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs. I'sstor.

ph 2-190.1,. V When we see a sign which points ' one 10:00 a.m.: Bible School and Family I-Iour. east and says, 'Mloiitreal,' we ac- SERVICES 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship and Communion. cept it and follow it It helps us on . . .

I0 a.m.-Sunday School 11 a.m.-Worship and Praise 2 p.in.-Children's Church 6.30 p.n1.-Prayer 7 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME "The Church That's Dlllercnt"

M-GOSP-I72-L HALE Upper Prince Street

order oi Meeting: for Lord's Day

10 .-I..1l-Suntlay School

li .-Ill .-llri-airing oi iireatl 7.30 P.M.-Gospel Meeting Sc-ttiug lorth ninntn lolal deprav- ity and salvation through the re- drmptlon which is in Christ Jesus. All welcome. noicnm-cunng.

SOCIETY

Issusisviou-rum.

CHRISTMAS JOY-

One of the most splendid joys of Christmas is the knowledge that all around the world, in almost. a thousand languages, men and wo- men are reading the same wonder- ful storygof how the Word be- came flesh and dwelt among us.

A Christmas offering through the Prince Edward Island Auxil- iary of the isrilisli Iillll Foreign Bible Society will help to send the Christmas story to men. women and little children who as yet know the joys that it brings.

The Bible House is located at. 100 Fitzroy Street. Charlottetown.

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Carols: "Ding-Dongl Merrily on

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THE KIRK of ST. JAMES

I0 a.m.: CHURCH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS SERVICE

11 a.m.: THE FESTIVAL OE CIIBISTMAS WORSHIP ,Scrmon: "He stooped To Bless" Choral Prelude: "Break Forth, 0 Beauteous. Heavenly Light" (

Solo: "The First Christmas Morn” (Newton) Miss Lena MoLure, A.T.C.M. Excerpts train the Christmas Portions ol

solo: "The Little Road to Bethlehem" (Head) Miss Nancy MaeNevIn.-

Duel: "Csntique do Noel" (Adam) Mr. and Mrs. Baoul Raymond. .

The Gallery Choir. "Hark! In The Darkness" (Polish) Mlu Sheila Msclnnis.

Bach)

"The Messiah"

C High" (French)

Miss Muriel Hurst and

MILTON-RU STICO PARISH. -p

Rector. Rev. A. E. Piercey. R. ,1) Services for 28rd. are as

and Christmas sermon. 7.30 P. M

Mark's. Rzustioo,

Prayer and Christmas sermon

Presentation

a unced previously. bring the whole family."

Card Of Thanks

Norris Kltsori.

Sunday, December follows:-St, John's. Milton. 11.00 AM. Morning Prayer

2.30 Evening

of Sunday School Gifts. Christmas Day Services as "Come and

Margaret Webster. B. A.. arrived from Toronto yesterday to spend the Christmas season with her parents, Rev. G. Carlyle and Mrs. . Webster at Zion Manse. Miss

tended. Some creatures move to this end without any choice, and follow hlindiy and absolutely. But God gave to man the added dig. nity of being able to direct him- self toward the end for which he

this direction is reason.

adieu Council of Churches. will the services at Zion Church to-morrow, and will speak at the morning diet of worship.

. conduct

WINS DOLL. CRIB. WARD- ROBE-The drawing for the doll. crib and wardrobe. sponsored, by the Junior League of the Char-

msns staff made the drawing.

KENT

"You Cannot Reduce God To A Junior Choir Anthems:

Senior Choir Anthems: "A Saviour Which is Christ "Shine Star of Glory"-Ira 1:00 p.rn.: "Candlelight Service Anthem: "A Saviour Which Solo:

Obligstn-Kathryn

Obligsto--Mrs. M.

Solo:

IGENTRAL CHRISTIAN GHURGII

MAIIVEI. D. DUNBAR. B.Th.. Minister Miss Thelma Burns, Organist and Choir Director.

"Good Christian Men Rejoice"- "Angela We Have Heard On High"

"Night of Nights"-Preston V. Beck. Anthem: "Shine Star of Glory"-Ira B. Wilson.

Anthem: "I Bring You Good Tidings"-Wm. H. ltuebush

Lady Scxtetie: "Room In A Manger". Mrs. E. Platte, Mrs. A. Owen and Misses W. Ilayicr. Kathryn BL-cit. Mary Vt-ssey and Ems Bertram.

AIIUIPIII2 "Glory To God" (Lea Rogers)

Male Quartettei "silent Night" Messrs. Stewart, Mecltae, Beck and Archer.

Carol Group: Ring Out To Bells. Once In Bethlehem Of .lmInh See Amid The Winter Snow. "0 Moly Night"-Lloyd Archer.

Central Christian Church extends warmest. Christmas Greet- ings anri invites the public to all services on the Lord's Day.

' All the laws which God has es- tablished are in complete harmony with msnis reason: or. more cor- rectly. man's reason is made to hamonlze with God's laws. It is within the power and duty of each man to see and accept. by means