MAY 30. '195o

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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DRAMA FESTIVAL FINALS - MAY 30 & 31 The following Plays will compete in the order nauied:

TUESDAY, MAY 30th- , liinlrora Sodallty-"The Dummy."

Clyde River School-"Tom Sawyer Whltewashes The Fence."

Hunter River W. I.-'"l'he Dear Departed."

WEDNESDAY, MAY sist- York W. I.-"She Married Well.” Kinlrora Convent-”The Pampered Darling." Cape Traverse Y. P. U.--"When The Fires Arc Lighted."

All Performances will commence romptly on time- 8:l5 Sharp - LATE COMERS OSITIVELY NUT ADMITTED WHILE ANY PLAY IS IN PROGRESS

Adrnission 50c & 25c - Programmes for the week lilo.

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MEN'S TROPICAL SUITS-two pair pants . . . S24-50 .

MENlS SPORT SHIRTS .. . . . . .. .. 51.95 to 255.95 GABARDINE PANTS . . . .. . . . . . S635 to S1-4.25 SPORT COATS & BLAZERS . .. . . .. 514.95 to 329-J0 SWIM TRUNKS S2.9ii to S535 SHORTS AND TOPS 44c to 51.09 Boys' and Youths' GABARDINE PANTS S4.5ll to 35.9.? Boys' and Youths' SPORT SHIRTS .. 31.49 to s2.9n NEWNECKWEAR...... g g NEW FORSYTII SIIIRTS Moo to 5659s; MENlS GABARDINE HATS . . . . . . . .. S2.il;i

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The bride used to throw her garter, and the girl who caught it would be the next bride. But this was consid- ered shocking and the bride now tosses her bouquet in- .stcsd.

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EDWARD M.selNNIS FOOT WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

ONE RACK DRESSES clearing at 33V: offal The Fashion Shoppe.

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CHANDLER BROS. for Oak Walnut and Mahogany Plywoods

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FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halifax Phone Maritime Central Airway l.imit.ed "3061 or 540.

ALL MEMBERS of Brooltfleld L. O L are requested to attend meeting Wednesday. May 31st, at 8.30 P. M.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING of all plot holders of the Cardigan Presbyterian Cemetery in the vestry on Wednesday, May 31st. at 8 P. M. Board Manager: please attend.

REFRIGERIATED WALK IN UOOLERS, Display Counters. Mllit Coolers, purchased on long essv terms at Storey Electric. Charlotte- town. Call or write today.

LEAVES FOR HALIFAX Mrs. Arthur Haslsm, Springfield. left Sunday morning for Halifax. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fowlie, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weeks and daughter Mari- lyn. all of Halifax. While there Mrs. I-faslam will visit friends and relatives. She plans to return home the latter part of this week.

ALEXANDRA BAPTIST CHURCH. - Come to revival ser- vice tonight and hear Mrs. Frances Macliae. soloist. 'Mi9s Sue Jones and Mr. Henry Jones, duet and Mr, Vemor Jones at the organ. The sermon "The Friend of Sin- ners” Luke 7: 40-60 will be deliver- ed by the pastor. Mir. Byron How- lctt. Wednesday evening's service will be nuder the direction ed the Salvation Army led by Major and Mrs. Hutcheson.

IN MEMORIAM

In Itwlng memo y of Cpl. Gordon Macnonnld, Mermaid. who was killed in Italy, May 28th, 1944.

rem- emlirance

To. a son. one of the best

The joys you missed on life's high-

WINK May you find In God's garden of l rest.

- CARD OF THANKS

I take this opportunity to thsnlt my many friends and neighbours who thoughtfully remembered me following my recent accident: also Joseph Dawson. and the Doctors and staff of the Prince County Hospital.

Elisabeth Whitehead Graham Road.

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Mrs. John D. liia.nF'arls.ne, Crap- and. wishes to thank all the kind neighbours and friends for their many acts cf kindness. cards and messages of sympathy during her sudden sad bereavement. espec- ially Dr. Bovyer for his many friendly visits.

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"I"ool.s for Christ's sure." The phrase is st. Paul's. It is really s quotation of the world's o;inlon of men who gave up everything that the world had to offer for the sake of a dream. But the breed persists until now. and like st. Paul. consular themselves the favorites of Heaven in being privi- legecl to invest the earthly in heavenly treasure. Here is a story from the funeral sermon preached in memory of the Reverend Dr. Richard Beverley Patmore who was editor of St. Louis "Christian Advocate" until his death.

"Long after the Civil War, when the boy had grown to be a man. he found to his amazement. among his father's papers s deed to 5,393 acres of land. located in what is known as West. Virginia. '.IIlI5 deed was a great surprise to all who saw or heard of it. Putting this deed in his pocket young Put- more the only heir to the property made a trip to West Virginia to look over his vast estate. which

BRADALBANE PRESBYTEIIIAN CHURCH. - There will be a ser- vice cf Worship on Tuesday, May 30th. at 8.00 P. M. The Annual Meeting after the service. Rev. D. A- Campbell. Interim Moderator.

IN NIEQEEV t'??i.KFAM

MIR-S. DAVID MURPHY

The death took place on Thurs- day evening. March 10th. in the Prince Edward Island Hospital of Mrs. David Murphy, Cape Tray- erse. Although not enjoying the best of health on entering the Hospital great hopes were held for her complete recovery but in spite of the best medical skill and ten- der care she passed peacefully away. Born at Alberton 191.1 the spent her childhood there. later moving to Kenslngton with her parents where she resided until her marriage. The deceased was of a cheerful, bright disposition and a pleasing personality which made for her a host of friends in the different walks of life. Always ready to help in any work per- taining to the welfare of the church or community her presence will be greatly missed but it is in the home where her loss will be most its-enly,felt. A devoted mother and wife she has passed on in a higher life and the Master's. "Well clone."

She leaves to mourn her pass- ing. her sorrowing husband and three young daughters. Betty. Jean and Beryl. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeo. Kcnsington. also one sister, Helen, Mrs. Fred Davi- son, Kensingtorr.

Her funeral one of the largest to take place in the cornmrunlty was held in the Cape Traverse United Church on Saturday, March 18th. services being con- ducted by her pastor. Rev. R. L. Bacon. assisted by Rev. Mr. Mur- ray and Rev. Mr. Bishop. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages". and "Peace Perfect Peace. ii. duet "Be- yond the Sunset" was sung by Rev. Mr. Murray and Russell MacKuy. The pallbearers were Keith Icrd. Earl Sawler, Edgar Hardy, Fred lrvlng. Raymond Morrison and Kttmeth Muttart. Interment in Kenslngtxm People's Cemetery with J. L. Davison as undeirtalrsr.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Mrs. Donald A. Mac- Lesn, De Sable, who passed away May 30th. 1939.

Though your smile has gone for- ever

And your hands we cannot touch we shall always have sweet mem- rles

one we loved so much.

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are few Dear Mother. how we think of you. lmends are friends if they are true w., lost our best friend when we lost you.

Lswlngly Remembered by Her Husband and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. A. L. HOWATT

Many friends were saddened to hear of the death on March had at her home. 44 School Street, of Mrs. A. L. Howatl: in her 94th . The late Mrs I-Iowatt was formerly Hannah Harriet daughter of the late Thos. and Eliza Parson. She was born in Charlottetown. Octdber 31st. 1356. and was the last surviving member ti her family. A memlber of Trinity United Church and until sickness overtook her she was an active worker in both her church and home: use I We . merriroer of the Woman's Mission- a.ry Society. . There are left to mourn her sor- i-owirsz husband. tuvo sons. version and Lewis. both of Charlotutawn. two daughters Jean and Evelyn both at home. also seven grand- children and three great grand- grand-childrui.

The hmersl was held itsrdi min. from her late residence. luvs. H. l. D. Ashford and II. C. Rice officiating. The DAV. II. C. Rico conducted the service at the grave.

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l Religion and Life

By Very Rev. George C. Pidgeon, D.D., L.L.D. First Moderator at tho United came of cum. ' (COP!I'llht)

was far in the ulterior.

Starting from the city of Char. lesion West Virginia. he drove in a buggy into the region where his lantation was located. He traced the boundaries of his property, and found that hundreds of fami- lies had settled on it without any right to it bu; were living as it secure in the possession of their separate littie patches of territory. He found that beneath the sur- face of the land was almost limit- less wealth iisut the multitudes who had built themselves humble homes on the surface did not know of it and had been living thus in undisturbed possession for a number of years. He quietly walked about at night and looked through the windows at the par- ents and children living on his es- tate. Great lswyers were ready to institute D700-Erdinss that would have made him a millionaire and- such legal rwoceedmss would doubtless lzave been instituted if the heir in person had not visit- ed the scene of his great es- lvlifh He bcizan to feel that instead of such a fortune being 3 blessing as he d-reamed in his 1;1ghL-tlm3 about disposse.-using such a mul. tltude of people of their humble homes, it occurred to hm that to secure his estate at such an ex. pense would be a burden,

"After earnest prayer and 5159p. less hours In the vast acres, he was seized with the conviction that each member of this multitude of families Living on his property needed it more than did the heir, and there and then he made up his mind that he would leave them in quiet pos- session of his rstate.'

His friends called him a fool. But the Nrw York palms. which published the nhove story, com. merited: "Well, in a sense he was, Is it Celtic or niedzsevnl or both, that phrase which the lQuixo:1c' Course Of Patlucre brings up in the memory. "The Fool of God?" It is far easier to give o:ie's life to a. cause than to sacrifice his property for if. The Fitch Young Ruler of the Gospel story was eager to give 'lis life. but baled wealth. truths that arrest attention here

First. Jesus expected, when He

went to the Cross to redeem men.

that the redeemed would catch HIS Spirit. Any than who accepts the benefits of Christ's sacrifice without cairhlrig the spirit which rpoved Him to make it was one with whom Clrist failed. He said:

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second, it is by such men who give up all for Christs sake that the world Ls won to Him. The driving force behind the Christian enterprise is the zeal of men whose lives are invested in Chrsit's cause.

Third, there are great numbers of men and women in our time who are giving up worldly pros- pects and possessions and literally putting their lives into the sal- vation of people. I have just visit- ed a number of the theological colleges of my own church and found in them scores of young people who are deliberately turn-

ing down opportunities and offers of personal gain to answer Christ's call, "Follow Me." Brilliant, high- ly educated and highly trained with gifts and energies that would make them a power in any field of action, they turn away from the best the world can give "for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jests, their Lor ." They do not have wealth in actual pos- session, as Patmore had, but it is before them for the taking, and they forget it in their eagerness to spend and be spent. for Him. These young men and women are the hope of the nation. Canada will reach only the greatness that. they claim for her and will win it

only by their inspiration and sup- part.

There is no need to give other examples; numbers of them in other walks of life are before use as 1 write. Christ's followers in our generation are reaching as high a standard of devotion and self- sacriflce as any in the post. No generation ever had as many martyrs of the Cross as ours. But what claim does this have on the ordinary Canadian citizen. It is only in so far as this call comes home to you and me that we can have a part in this vast endeavor. And here, as everywhere. self- sacrifice is The way to self-rsalln zation.

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