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"rna CI-LARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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5T. PETER'S CATHEDRAL n" (‘anon Malone. M.A.. L. Th. 5UNDAY SERVICES

gm) llol Communion

5,40 Mai m. 11,00 Choral Eucharist and Ser- non. ~ Bronson! '7 P- m-

WEEK DAYS

7.15 lloly Communion, except on lioniioy and Friday 8.15 and on Wednesday 9.30 a. in. Evensong on

Friday. 7-30- ST PAUL'S CHURCH A. LeDrew Gardner, Rector

(irganist — Miss Lillian Earle Choir Director-Mrs. G. E. Fill! 3,30 lloly Communion.

9,30 Confirmation School Service. 10.00 Confirmation School.

11,00 Morning Prayer and Ser-

“(Fob Sunday School. 7,00 l‘.vrning_ Prayer and Sermon. EVERYBODY WELCOME

Fifi 3B1 I I RIAN TTsrT/WEsTiTiUiiEJ-"T 111; Presbyterian (Yhureh in Canada

f UNI I izD CHURCH

0i CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street

Minister R"- Blllh Miller. M-A. 8.0. Assistant \ ltev. Donald C. Boothroyd, ILA, Organist A. Boy Kendall, I..B.A.M., A.A.G.0.

11.00 A. M. Public Worship. Sermon: Right Reverend A. S. L. D. the United Church

Tuttle, D. D., L Moderator of

oi‘ Canada, Selection for men's voices: “O

Hair Saviour" — — -F_ F. Fleming _Vocai Solo: "The Ninety And Nine.” - — - — - - —Campion

Ml‘. Arthur Hearts. 2-30 P. M. Sunday School and Bible Classes. A ‘cordial invitation is extended a

1 r.‘ M. Public Worship. Sermon: Rev_ I-lugh Miller. Anthem: "Just As l ain."—-Bow-

s Visitors and students cordially of \

welcome. Morning Service broadcast by courtesy of C. F. C. Y.

BAPIISI

Pownnl Street _ Minister Rev, G. Carlyle .. ' . Interim undern

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Organist and Choir Director. Miss‘ Lillian Mackenzie, lllus. Bao.

11 A, M, Rcv_ T. ii. Bussell Som-

rs. ‘Anthem: "Incline Thine Ear to (uf-‘K-llimmci. with bass solo by W. Rcymond.

7 l‘. M. Rcv, Mr. Bussell Somers. (Yontraitor Solo: "Shadows"- linnciris Bird-Mrs. N. D. Mac- Lean.

Strangers and Visitors Cordiaily

Invited

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURC Prince and Grafton Street Minister Rev. G. Carlyle Webster Organist - MISS R6118 W000 MORNING WORSHIP 11,110 ,1, M_ Theme: ‘The Faith

That Overcomes.’ llymiis: 36. 767, 5Z0. 419. Anthem: ‘Come Unto Me.’—Bow-

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EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 I‘. M. Theme: ‘The Inevit- Ihle Christ.’

ilymns: 6G6, 254. 195.

Anthem: ‘The Lord ls King.’ —

Eimper.

The Sabbath School meets at ten o'clock in the morning.

‘(Hist thy burden unon the Lord nnl lie shall sustain thee.‘

1'00 are cordially invited to wor-

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Minister

Rev. I. Judson Levy, B.D.

Organist and Choir Director: Mr. John Inch, Mus. Bac.

MORNING WORSHIP ll A.M.

Sermon: “An Invitation to Wor- ship"—'l‘he Minister.

Anthem: "0 Come Ye Servants of the Lord." — — — — — -Tye.

Sunday School 2.30 p_ In.

Sunday, Sept. 21st, is Rally Day in the Sunday School, it is hoped - and expected that there will be a‘ full and “ ' “ attendance.

EVENING WORSHIP ‘I P-IVI.

Sermon: “The Imprisoned Splendou "—The Minister.

Anthem: “Lord, for the Tender Macy's Sake,"— - - —- Farrant

Solo: “If with all your Heart"- Mendcissohm,

Mr. Kenneth Currey.

You are invited to worshin with

Tl-IE BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rent Street Rev. Nell llv-rman. Minister Mrs. V. L. Dinzweil. Organist. l‘ a. m, Mvv-lw- Worship.’ 2.30—Blble School Stlnfiav School 2:30 P M. '1 p. m. Evening Worship. A Church with a Welcome for

llilp with us.

All. See you at Church Sunday.

‘QUEEN'S CANADIAN ' FUND DONA TIONS

Repealed bombmg raids on Bri- tv. pllfl. areas and the industrial n1 Jldnds has attracted fresh al.- lmtion to the frightful suffering o: the many thousands of civilians in Great Britain who are harried lfvm sireiter to shelter and finally c-ncn into the open country by successive raids. Eventually places are found for them all places oi rclattvir security. but. their belong- ings of all kinds arc dcstroyed. The task of emergency fcedmg alone is difficult. The task of setting them up once more with some quantity of clothing and bedding is much more difficult.

To rneet these enormous needs. iiliiiil have been storied in various purl; of the r-orld. I-ler Majesty Queen Efznbeth has permitted the use of her name in connection with the Dominion campaign, which is

off‘cially known as "The Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vic- tims."

Every dollar contributed to the Queen's Canadian Fund goes with- out deduction to the Lord Mavor; of London for distributor: to the‘ homeless and needy.

Contributions from this Province should be forwarded to the Royal Trust Company, Charlottetown,‘ which reports the following re- ceipts to date:

Received vesterdoyz-

Mrs. Christine E. Miller and Miss Florence J. Miller, uorchester, Mass" $2.00.

A Friend, $2.00.

Previously acknowledg ", $3.370.-

57. Total—$3,3'l4.57.

YESTERDATS New bsm- bee“ 1° Tomatoes. 3 ibs 27c Head lettuce, 3 bunches 25c . - Blueberries qt. 15c Flowers. bunch 15-20c Sweet potatoes, lb. 12c I for 23c ' vegetabée Marrow 22 122w I ——-—- Lamb , - c corneas/rap r0“. EVERY WED- New pommeg pk 30,, hhSDAY AND SATURDAYS onlmm 4 lbs 25c ISSUE cauliflower 15c _-"” , Broccoli. 10c each. 3 for 25c RETAIL MARKET p1111-11g, (11,150. 2 qts for 25c f" Cucumbers. 3 for 25c Lilli lettuce. bunches, each ilo Beans. 3 “m 25c‘ Olav-us, -l lbs 2g: Germ doz 40¢ FI-ss do? o Herring each 5c gablmggetifiieagunch 545:‘, Mackerel each g0“ Beef m?“ Salmon, lb. nilln Meat ~ Creams. qt. 40¢ KEEP COOL Fill‘ PM“ 754135 Take tepid baths, never coldl 1342c ones, because they give you a glow. 10° A dcssertsrpoonful of bi-carbcnate 224"" of soda in a both helps. Pat your- 14’ self dry, don't rub. For the fees. "'49" use o, ezmplexlon milk: this help: 3199-3115;‘: to keep you cool. U 30° METALLIC oauameurs Ciirrofs, bunch 6c .___. Andes. eating, do: 1045.206 A number of fall hats are trun- Pn-snlps, lb 10c med with gold metal motifs, scme- Tariflps cach 5c, 3 for 10¢‘ times long hairpins, or else shapes Celery bunch so-2sc that catch folded draped materials. Nrw Onions. bunch ‘lc Srme are JQWEP-‘d- v9"! B" 5 M“ Rhubarb. 6 lbs 25c b18511’ 1111mm!“ "id in mer ljrrsu cod lb. rather than course meshes.

~ Act. She pleaded guilty and was

when brzmt, will last until

Olntl e word, strictly payable in

ldvnnoe.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. i L-VIII

‘my caown altaan with ed Vitamin m, 11-530.

COOKS for PIIOCOKIBE

ifa-a-io-n.

RETURN TO STATES — M11 Ralph MacVay has returned to his home in Lawrence, Mass, after a._most enjoyable visit with rela- tives and friends in Sydney and P E_ Island.

CHAPPELL its CO., electrical contractors have moved to 159 Queen Street, directly across the street from where they were lo- cated in the Brace Block.

11-502-9-1931.

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev. J, A_ Nicholson, Minister. Services Sept. 21. 11 up. Rally Day Ser- vice at York; 8 pm. at Buckley; 7.30 pm. Central Church. subject

for sermon: "Sacrifice in Time War." 11-588, POLICE COURT-There were

no cases in the Police Court yes- terday morning but late the afternoon a woman appeared on a charge under the Prohibition fined $200 and costs or three months in jail.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr, and Mrs. George C. Vaughan announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Caseley to Mr. John Fin- lay Dickinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dickinson of Hali- fax. Marriage will take place in October. L-534.

FUNERAL AT S’SiDE MONDAY —The body of the late Seymour Fanning will be conveyed from the Sacred Heart Home. Charlotte. town, this afternoon at 12.30 standard time to the Compton Undertaking Parlors, summerside. The funeral service will be held from there to 5t. Paufs Church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial will be in the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Summerside.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of Mrs. Murdock Bolder- ston was held from her late resi- dence, Cross Roads, yesterday af- ternoon. Scrv‘ce at the house was conducted by Rev. G. C, Webster and Rev. Thomas Wilson, and at the grave by Revs. Webster, Wilson and H. F. Fenwlck. Interment Mer- maid Cemeicry. The pallbearers were: M. W. Wood, J. L. Douglas. P. J. MacDonald, Wm. MacCallum, H. J. Kennedy, Albert Farquharson.

SHOOTING SEASON OPENS - Sportsmen were oiling their shot guns yesterday in anticipation of the opening of the shooting season on ducks and geese today’. The sound of shots will echo through the marshes and across ponds early this morning as the hunters invade their favorite haunts. The season on ducks, other than elders, will remain open until December 5. The season on elders will close Novem- ber 19. The season on geese. other De. cember 5.

L-IBR-D-ld-fli.

FUNERAL TOMORROW — The funeral of the late Mrs. G. D. Wrlsht will be held from her late residence. 30'! Fitzroy Street, Bun- day with a short service at the house at 1.80 p. m. (DST) funeral leaving at I o'clock for Freetown United Church, service starting at 2.30. Standard Time. Interment in the old G. M. Wright family plot.

TRINITY Y. P. U. — The first regular meeting of the Trinity Y P. U. was held in the social hall on Thursday evening with approxi- mately one hundred attending. The devotional period was 00n- ducted by Miss Ruth Christie; the theme being "Culture". After a short business period, the meeting adjourned for study classes_ The remainder of the evening was Spent in games, concluding with a sins s0l18.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of the late Mr. George Wheaties’ was held ‘Thursday. afternoon from his late residence at 332 Eustcn Street, chariotm town. The service was conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller assisted by Rev. Donald Boothroyd. Pallbear- ers were Messrs. John B. Roper, John B, Andrew, Edgar I-Icnriz, 1gb kAver-s. E, "r. I-Iiggs and Walter c33-§e3§“$f.’éi2'dis ‘.'.‘.s.’.‘°bi§’f’“‘

- er conducted the service. g

ANY OLD POTS OR PANS?_ Old aluminum suddenly assumed "e1" imllortance_ in Charlottetown yesterday. especially to the young. PI‘ ilfncraticn. All day the collec. "f" ‘"1" ‘m and today o flood ‘:1 501811. vital for Canada's war- me industries, is promised when a local theatre throws open its @9018 for 2i matinee performance, with We Price of admission a piece of old aiuminum. Mothers Weft: 1199131118 a sharp eye on their good DOB and Pans as enthusiastic Youllgswls 501181". to make sure of their price of admission to the show_ The aluminum collection campaign Ill this provtnceds un- derway at present. It is sponsored by the Red Cross. In rural orcns i116 Women's Institute branches a"? i3°-°Deratlng_ Indications are it Will be several days before the total amount collected can be as- certalned_

DRUNKEN DRIVER SENTEN- CED-A drunken driver was sen, tenced to 15 days in jail yestuy. day by Stipendlary Magistrate G J. Tweedy and his iicense was automatically cancelled for one year. He was charged in connec- tion with a recent accident at. Bunbury in which a woman, walk- ing along the road was injured. The driver was arrested at the scene by Const. J. Cllsh of the R. C. M, P, The case of another man, charged with obtaining gasoline under false pretenses, was adjourned one week. The who came here from California, was remanded to jail. He was charged in connection with gel- tLng gasoline at service stations in Charottetoivn with a credit card which is zillegcd to be Sgt K. W. I-I. Engel, R. C. M. P. arrested him after the complaints of the service station men were received.

AIR FORCE RECRUITS LEAVE -—Three recruits to the Royal 5.1m- ilian Air Force left the province this work for training centres elscwhtre in Canada. They were: Carl Sauttcr. Mount Vernon. P. E. 1.. Pilot-Observer; Charles J. Camp bcll. ifeatherdale, P. E. I.. Pilot g Observer; Warren S. MflcKiflflvn. Clyde River, P E. 1., Cook. Bciorv‘ lciivitgg they were presented wiih knit goods by the Red Cross and cigarettes by the Provincial Gov- ernment. through the Carry On Canada Corps. The presentations were looked after bv Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Ser- v ces.

VISITING NATIVE PROVINCE --Mr. W. T. Henry, Edmonton, Al- berta, a native of Charlottetown arrived in the city last xfght. He left the province 5p years ago but has been back visiting twice since The last time he was here was a- bout five years ago. At present he conducts a wholesale furniture business in Edmonton and another former Islander, Mr. Fred Newson. is manager of it. Mr. Henry, who was educated at West Kent School and Prince of Wales College, will renew old acquaintances and visit familiar places during his stay here. Asked how long he intended

zto remain here, he replied "until

I get tired."

HOLD ROUTE MARCH —- The men of N0. 02 Canadian Army Bas- ie naming centre presented e. fine appearance as they Pflfflded through the city streets yesterday on a route march. The soldiers frog the camp are showinl m0"

through the city and many fHVOY- able comments were heard about them. Headed by the No. 82 C. A. B.T.C. band the parade moved off from Bench Grove at 1.30 in charge of Lt. Col. F. I. Andrew, M. M, and arrived in Charlottetown about an hour later. The route of march was Brighton Road. Roch- ford, Grafton, Weymouth and Eus- ton Streets back to the camp- The

U. months in jail W05 imposed ch a

improvement each time they pass‘

POLICE LOSE NO TIME -- A speedy conviction was obtained by the City Police yesterday when a fine of $200. and costs or three

woman charged under the Prohi- bi-tiorv-Act, less than three hours after a seizure of liquor vras 111.1110 on her prem’scs. Two new men on

the force, Constables Keith John- organist. Russell P. Wcntivoriil.

stone and Peter Walsh, were re- tenor, sang "The vOld Rllggfli

sponslble for the seizure. They ovens Gross" and “Beautiful I510 0i Somewhere."

to a garage on Pownal Street wit-b the Police Patrol to get some re- pair work done on it and while standing in the building waiting for the job to commence, they noticed through a rear window a woman in an adjoining back yard come from her house with two one-gallon cans and bury them in an ash nile. The policemen promptly went out and dug the “buried treasure" up and took it to the station. This was at 1.25 p. m. Before they had time to serve a summons. the wom- an arrived at the police station and asked to stand trial. Aching Magistrate J. A. Bentley was caller; and Court was held. The woman pleaded guilty and sentence was imposed. Court, adjourned at 4.20 p. m. The house where the seizure was made is on King Street. One of the cans contained "moonshine". the other alcohol. ‘

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l" o Sunday. Al: the morning service ic- morrow, he will use as his subject. "The Silcnt iVI(:l1I0l‘l£il." In the cv- eniih: his subject will be, “Check Up On Yourself." Mr. Herman WIIS tloned in Charlottetown for

He left here about seven

years. years ago.

Girl Guide News

The

Attended by a large on Saturday afternoon, o'clock, in the Wentworth Chapel. 3f) Prospect Strrci, futicral services conducted for ward of '18 Ilnrtiy Pond Road. Walthatn. _

The pastor of the Lakcviciv Un- ion Eviingclical Church, Rev. Wal- ler shocpfcr, conducted the ser. vice, for which music was by Paul D. Wcniwvortli, the chapel

‘$11311?

Tin‘. casket was banked in flow- ers_ Among those service were many from the church and business nssociatcs 0f members of the fumlly_

Interment took place in Mount cemetery, Waltham. committal prayers by Mr. Schoep- fer. Arrangements for the funeral were (lircctizd by Freedom Wen‘.- worfh and S0l1S_——Wl1li»llill’l1 Excli.

(Mrs. Howard Murray, 10 Witter street, ls o. sister of Mrs. Ward).

Feake

Jersey creates blouse with a wide border of self- detali, work with a jers": .kii't: u-iRt satin blouse and jersey.

KATHLEEN HORNBY Studio, 195 Grafton St. Three doors east of Guazdian

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be here

Queen's Canadian I< Charlottetown Club is plcuscd t0 r0901‘! that a5 a result of the afternoon ten held at Government |_ September 91h, the sum of $90).» has ivccn donated to the Queen's main-Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vic- time.

In Memoriam

MR. rwiahiviqi. warm

FASHION FLASIIES Ostrich. leathers cpaulcis, unri plumes d-roop gracefully on a sheer dress.

EYE

REV. NEIL HERMAN -

Who arrived in the province inst night and W111 conduct services at Central Chrust-inn Church of whxsh lie wuss formerly pastor. each at both services and expects

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Eight carloads of race horses arrived from the mainland evening to take part in the Gar- Gulf Goodwill Horse Races b0 be held at the Charlotte- town Driving Park track next Wednesday and Thursday moons, Sept. 24 and 25. Altogether there will be over 50 horses in the eight events and some of the best racing of the season is expected

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after.

Honorary Members P. E. I. T. B. League

Following is a list of tho Honor- ary Members of the PEI. Tuber- culosis League named at the cent annual meeting of the League:

Dr. W.J.P. McMillan; Mrs. W. J. P. McMillan; W5. Grant; Tidmarsh; W. R. Altken; Bentley; D. J. Bonriell; R. L. COL- ton; A. Plckard; Dr. J. A. Clark; A. B. Fisher; J P. Gordon; Mnyor B. R. Holman; J. O. Hyndman; K. -M. Martin; H. Frank McPhce; T 1 W. L. Prowse; P. W. Turner; Mrs. Mrs. P‘. J. Casey; Mrs. Edward Cullen; Mrs. Thomas McMillan; Dr. E. S. GFddInEs all of Charlottetown; J. IeRoy Holman; E. P. Foley; H. G. Muttart; J. E. Dalton; Louis Blanchard; R. Mulllson; W. E. Darby, all of Sum- merslde; Urban Pineau, Kensing- ton; C. C. Baker, Kensington; Rev. Phalen McKenna, Morcll;

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Dr. W. E.

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Ernest W. McEwen

Motell; Dr. R. J. McDonald, sf. Peters Bay; James B, Jay, Morel‘;

LsPrige and Mrs.

Mrs_ for

naturally changes. They both think Prince Ed\vard Island one of the beauty spots of the world. they were the gilcsts of Mr. Bull's son. M_ A. Bell 0nd Mrs

B, W. LcPage, Hon. G. D. DeBlols Mr. Alex. Matheson, Mr. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McMil- iflfl. all of Charlottetown; A. McDonald, Souris. Rosr. Sit. E. Baltic, Wade Hughcs, Souris, Cluster McCarthy. Tignlsh; Hon. Aneas Gallant, Bloomfield; John Callaghan, Elmsdale; O'Brien, Alberion; Henry Noonan, Summerslrlc; Lloyd Levais, Hum- Brewer Robinson,

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Personals

Mrs. Raymond Bernard, Hunter Rivet‘, yesterday receivcd a cable- from from her husband of the R. C.

M. C., amiounclng his safe ar-

The following men registered at Charlottetown MBESFS- J- E. Milan, M. C. Tlllot- ,1'Oi'fiilg words to the bereaved. He son, and A. E. Cameron, all of Ot- livns laid to rcst in the family plot

last night:

Mrs. Isabelle Bell and sister Mr: Inmon of Sacramento, California, iverc visiting friends and relatives at Belle River which was formerly

Ininan has tliiitv-cigli.‘ saw many:

While here Bell of

P. E. |. "do... Nurses Alumnae Elect Slate

Mrs. J. W. MacKenzie, Charlotte- town, was elected president of the Nurses Alumnae of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital at the annual meeting held last night in the hod- pital. The retiring president, Mrs. N. D. MocLean, occupied the chair

Other officers elected were: Vf"e- President, MLm Mary Reid, Secre- Annie Treasurer, Mlss Anna Bennett.

Miss B. M. Tweedy was named on the sick committee. Mrs. Lois MacDonald is in charge of the press committee and on the finance com- mittee is Mrs. Pcrcyj-‘roude.

Mrs. MzicLeon gave a very inter- esting account of the activities of the Alumnae for the past year and other routine reports were suomv» ied. Planes were made for the ob-

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Help the Red Cross i

SATURDAY, SEPT. 20TH. At lililii A. M. Admissioni-A PIECE OF OLD Al.L'.‘.il.\'l'~.\l