NOVEMBER 3. 1951

Icii ff....cii oi ENGLAND 'Isg.'PETER'S CATHEDRAL

Anglican llechford Square.

M.A.. D.n., lnciimbent. ups Suzanne Brenton. Lic. Music. organist and Choir Director

mzm suynsr si-ziwices

my g.m.-"OI! Communion

10.00 ;i.m.-Mzitins

11,00 ;1.m.-Choral Sermon

'1.:t0 pm..-Sunday School

mo pm.-Evensong imil Sermon. llally Services as usual.

ALL SEATS FRI-IE

r.l'l-JRYBODY WELCOME

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Eucharist and

, 5. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH "Elf:-'1'-Kiiisii ciiuiicii Fstilvlisihed 1769 by Royal i-'oun- dntion.

'1 up it:-vcrend J. T. ibbott. Rector. Sir. lioystengl-”. itlugford, A.R.C.0..

organist and Choir Master. 'y;.0-iloiy-(I-ommiiniosl 1r-to-siinday School 1;:--1-Ilnly ('unimunIon. 7.10 --i-ii-enliig Prayer and Sermon. subject: "A Place for Christ". :l.I.'..4i7cilowshlp Hour. In the

im-tiiry. to which all are in- iilel vuzsevirnisn

-ITIIE.-I(lRK or 5. JAMES

.-.. b1'hi- Reverend T. II. B. Semers. liI.A., S.T.llI..

Minister

Lillian Mcitenzle.

Mus Bae.

mi.-inist and Director of the . Choirs

lr .1.vn.-Church School

l1.1.ui.-Ilivlpe Service and Ser- mun: "The Strangest Antlcli- inzix in the Billie" lnlhcm: "Go Not Far From air. 0 God" (Zingareiii).

5 p.m.--Vespers and Meditation an The Book of Acts. lnthcm: "Seek Ye the Lord"- iltohcrtsl. '

VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOME.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Streets Reverend G. Carlyle Webster. Minister Mr. Frank Johnston. A.T.C.I. llrgrinlst and Choir Director

Miss I-Z.

MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 a.m.-Theme: "The Word of tire Lord". ilymns: 93. I52, 4'14.

Anthem: "Forever. 0 Lord." (Mauniler). - f:.:;Il p.ni.-The Church School.

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 pm. Theme: "The Path To Prosperity". ilymns: 600. 270. 410. Iiyrnn Anthem: ”Softly and Ti-nderly." Anthem: Seiecicd.

SIS p.m.-The Fellowship Hour sponsored hy the Women's Missionary Society.

liil' ARI-I (7,()RIJIALLl' INVITED T0 LVOHSHIP WITH US

The Salvation Army ... A "HOME OF F.VAN('ii-ILISM"

Great George Street

N i'.1ptain on; Mrs. L. Tltrombe Corps Oiileers.

SUNDAY

11.00 :i.n1.-Holiness Meeting. "The Princess".

330 p.ni.-Sunday School. ”('ome and see It grow".

7.00 ,n.m.--Salvation Meeting. Rural Crown."

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ATTE.VI'ION YOUTH

"'i'I-13' 8.15

003! TI. HALL Upper Prince Street

Order of Meetings ior I.0NI'l Day

ill AM.-Sunday School w it .-LM.-lirrnking of Bread v-30Vl'..ll.-Gospel Meeting Swill: forth ll-ian'a total deprav- "l Ind salvation through the re- ";':ml7iIon which is in Christ - ms.

11.. Reverend Canon E.M. Malone

VI"-'IlI.l' 6.00 p.m.-A meeting gear-

ml for youth. lriday 4.00 p.m.-"Sunshine Hour." p.m.-"Youth Group" I13

URCHES T

OMORROW

IRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers: Iieverend II. E. D. Aalilord Reverend .l. T. Irwin Organist and Choir Director:

Mrs. Keith S. Rogers.

II a.m.-Sermon: "Adam and Eve" -Mr. Alhiord. solo-Mrs. Kipier. Anthem: "The Lord is Exalted” (West). ' lmn.--Sermon: "Questions And Answers". ' ' Do you believe in Sunday Sports? , Are marriages made in heaven? Do Ministers earn their salar- ies? Ilas man really progressed? Does the spirit leave the body at death? Selection by Trinity Male Eight. Anthem: "Bless theLord" (lvanoi) 8.15-Song Se ice in Social Hall.

BAP I IS I THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets The Reverend James D. Davison, .B.A.. B.D., Pastor. Organist and Director oi Choir, Mr. Robert Crooks. A. Mus.

K (McGilI) lt.M.T.

I0 a.m.-"Senior Young People's Class.

a.m.-Worship. Sermon: Church Mari-hes On." Anthem: "Lead Me, (Wesley).

Ordinance oi the Lord's Sup- per.

p.m.-Worship service led by C. G.I.T.. with Maritime Girls Work Secretary. Miss Marjorie ltlaellrlde. speaker.

The Girls' Choir sings "Lift Thine Eyes" (Elijah)-Mendeh ssohn.

United PENIECUSIAI. CHURCH 37 Elm Avenue

Rev. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 2790-L.

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SERVICES

10.00 a.m.-Sunday School

11.00 a.ni.-Worship and Praise 2.00 p.m.-Children's Church 6.30 p.m.-Prayer

7.00 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting.

YOU ARE INVITED TO THESE MEETINGS

"TIIC Church That's Different" I DRIVER CHARGED

SAPNT JOHN. N. B.. Oct. 31- fOP)-Charged today with falling to stop a truck after an accident. Harold Chown was remanded for a week and rcleased on SL000 bail. The charge arose from an accident at West Saint John yes- terday when nine-year-old Peter Earle wa.s knocked from his bi- cycle. The mick was abandoned and Chown was arrested today. The boy. suffering severe head iii- jurics. was reported in fair con- dition tonight. .

TAXI

ENGLISH C0-EDS Women were first ndmltted to membership and degrees in Ox- ford University in 1020. and at Cambridge ill 1918. '

HISTORIC TERRITORY The colony of the Cape of Good Hope was originally founded by the Dutch In 1852 and ceded to Britain in 1814.

TIIE in-zsi DISPLAY YET .. AT

BIBLE HOUSE

With an vnlnrged iioor spiicn "liihlc Iloiisc" is het- ti-r fitted to serve you. Right now you can make your choice of articles re- ligious from iin 'exceliont assortment. Now ill the time to I'nRI(tl Christmas se- lections for the child up. Iloiirs open are I to 5:80 each day except Wednes- ilay. 10 to 12 oiclnclr. Let "Bible House" serve you at I00 Fitzroy Sin-et, Char-

. Iottotoivn.

All welconie. no coil

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10:00 .A.M.i ll:00 A.M.:

. . Solo:

Anthem: liil) p.

Evening Worship.

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Anniversary & Annual Roll call Services

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CENTRAL GIIIIISTIMI GIIIIRGII. Kent St.

Church School and Family Hour. Morning Worship and Communion. "TILE DIVINE CONJUNCTION” Anniversary -Message "isles: This House”-Bloyee Carter. ("nae Lord Is My IEODHIIIPII" (Elizabeth '1'. Van Woert)

"rise ItXAi.'I'ED cniiis'r"- ""9 QIIIPIGMQ: "Near The Cross”.

Choir Anthem: "Ssiely To The Sunset om-" (sown unis: ' "61? Mrs. Allison Mselu. A.B.G.M.. In Organ 'reettal "Wins his evening service. s:is P.M.

A emu invitation is exteiided to all who would 'wo1-sip with us on the Lord's day. .

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ceiiiiini GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news oi local Interest. but advertising oi a newly nature may be Inserted at live cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance. -

.IIMMY'S TAX!-Phone 525.

TOWN

GENERAL ELECTRIC radfo 523.50 up. Toombs Music store.

IIOWAID MaeINNIS IF00T- WEAR at 1'15 Queen Street.

TAXI-Phone 1600-322.

BEAUTIFUL lamps at special low prices. Toombs Music Store.

MRS. JOHNSTON'S LAI)II'IS' WEAR. Bargains-Dresses. Coats. krts.

nsvuoivs 7lAPi'Y VALLEY EGGS.-They're fortified. i

REFIIIGERATORS. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs, Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

SUNBEAM Mlxmasler. Toast- and Ironmaster. Special

price. Toombs Music Store.

I-'LI(.iI-ITS DAILY except Sun- day to New Glasgow and Halifax Phone Maritime Central Airways.

NEW AND DIFFERENT Ginger Bread. Doughnuts, special at Stewart Bakeries. today.

GENERAL ELECTRIC refriger- ators. Special price. Toombs Mu- sic Store.

FOR OIL BURNER SERVICE call Vlckerson Enginecrin-3 Ccm- pany 2480.

Poll. RANGE BURNER. SER- VICE call Vickerson Engineering Company 2480.

PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Members are urged to attend. There is a class for every scholar.

ST.

THREE DAY Drama Course at Wlnsloe starts next Monday evo- ning. Open to any Individual. Mall aioplications lmmediutely to P. E. . Libraries or phone 562-L.

DUNDAS BAPTIST CHUIlCH.- Services November 4th. Dundas 11 A. M. Annandale 7.30 P. M. Rev. E. E. Whitney, speaker.

SPECIAL FOR. SATURDAY lit Stewart Bakeries. Chocolate and White Layer Cake. with Chocolate Fudge Icing topped with walnuts.

35.00 WILL PLACE ON YOUR. HEAD a smart new 1952 Adanf styled Hat. Henderson Ar, Cud- more.

CHRISTMAS CARDS. - See our full assortment of individual lllld boxed cards now on display nt the Abegwclt Gift Court.

BIG RUMMAC-E SALE at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Ausplces Delta Hi 1! Club.

MaeDONALi) RADIO SERVICE 180 Kent Street. Radio repairs. sound equipment. Disc Recording. Rogers Majestic and Stewart War- ner Radios.

MEN!-Genuine Alpacama Over- coats. Warmth without iveiglin. reatured in ten masculine shades. 355.00. Henderson as Cudmure.

IIOLY TRINITY. GeorgEtown.- Sunday. November 4th. Twenty- Fourth sundiiy after Trinity. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 A. M. Sunday School 2.30. Rev. W. G. Hogg.

THE PRESBYTEIIIAN CHL'R('iI IN CANADA -- Centrul Parish. the Brooklyn Trio will render a number of gospel selections at the special Thank Offering service in the Clyde River Presbyterian Church next Lord's Day evening.

STEWART BAKERIES is fam- ous for its wide variety of tasty home-like Bread. Rolls. Cakes, Pies, Fruit Nut squares and Cook- ies. For convenience and .complete satisfaction visit our store and try some.

GEORGETOWN PA S T 0 II A L CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Church Services for Sunday. November 4th. 11 A. M. Milltown cross. 2.30 P. M. sturg- eon. 7 P. M. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

PRINCE OI? WALES COLLEGE series presents Lots Marshall, dis- tinguished Canadian Soprano. Col- lege Auditorium. Saturday night. November 1t0h. at 8.30. Season tickets from Alumni Association, Ilughcs Drug Co.. or at door.

Iii MEMOIIIAM .

In loving memory oi my dear Mother. Mrs. Frank New-some who passed away Nov. '4, 1000.

In memory we see you Just the name

As long as we live we will

treasure your name.

Deep in our hearts you are living

3'!!- We loved you too dearly to ever forget.

I lovingly remembered by Annie, George, Velma and lobarta.

iieioil tunic: I

llngaton "annot- oi sCANAlIlAN LEGION

will hold a MEMORIAL SERVICE It Clyde River naptist Church at I P. M. Sunday Nov. itla

All veterans are invited to attend I

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTET OWN

Religion

It is an iifspirlng sight-a free people going to the polls toxchoose the men who will govern them.

Through these men they decide the issues placed before them

The people are free to think through those issuu. free to ex- press their questlonings and con- cluslons. free to criticize their rul- ers and to replace t.hem.and ready to submit to the authority of those who are chosen by the majority.

The campaign may be hot and the differences serious, but the moment that the votes are count- ed. the victors are accepted as the heads or the nation.

when Sir Wilfrid Laurier visited British Columbia in the long ago. the Conservative Premier of that Province issued is statement to this effect: "It is not the leader of the Liberal Party who is visiting our Province but the Prime Minister of the Dominion. and everything that this government can do for him is at his disposal during his stay among us."

It is this readiness to bow to the will of the people as a whole which makes our political system a success.

These rights an privileges of 11 free people did not simply hap- pcii; they are the result of the struggle of the centuries. This conflict has its heroes and martyrs -men and women who valued lib- erty more than life and put all they had and all they were into the realization of their ideals. Inch by inch the heritage they have bequeathed to us was wrest- ed from the tyrants of their time. And they add to their gift this warning: Rights unused atrophy, and rights misused are forfeited.

O O O

The loss of their liberties byl many nations of our time is a irightful confirmation of the truth of their warning. Yet the danger before us is that so many of our .people take their privileges for granted. They have never known any other system, and they are too accustomed to their liberties to appreciate them. The number of citizens who will not even vote is n reproach to our civilization.

The first truth to be kept in mind is thls:,The ruler. by what- ever method appointed. is com- missioned to establish the law and do the will of God. We elect rep- resentatives. not delegates. We choose men to do the right as they see it, and to do it with all their

might. It is important to know the principles and policies for

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Belfast.-- Divlne worship will be conducted on Sunday. November 4th. 1951. at 3.00 P. M. by Rev. . Robertson .vlacFadyen. B. A., B. D. Rev. G. Ctarlyle Webster. interim-modem a or.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. ---Services November 4th, are as Ioilows: Princetown Road 11 A.M. Sacrament of Baptism. Winsloe Nort-h 7.30 P. M. I-iighileld Sun- day School 10 A. M. Rev. J. R. skinner. Minister.

I-2N(iAGI3Mh'NT. -- Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gay. Pownal. announce the engagement of their grand- daughter. Wanda Dorienne Ivory. to Vernon Judson. son of Mrs. Seymour and the late Mr. Mac- Lennnn. Alexandr.-1.

AT HOME. - Mr. and Mrs. D. Wallace Macxay. Stanley Bridge. will hr at home to their friends; Tuesday. November 6th. from :3 to 6 on their 50th Wedding Anni- versary.

MILTON m- EUSTICO PARISH.- Reciror. Rev. A. E. Eiercey. R. D.

P. M. Holy Communion and Ser- mon. "Come and bring the whole family."

'I-'IiNERAL IN ARLINGTON. MASS.-Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude s. (R.-ickham) Aitken, 64. wife of John N. Aitkcn. who died Saturday, October 20m, in her home at 54 Trowbridge St.. Arlington. Mus. Was hold Tucs- day. October 23rd. at 2 P. M. in the savlile Clmpcl. she was ,. member of the Calvary Methodist Church. of Arlington. and was it former president. of the Sunshinc Circle. Besides her husband she leaves :1 daughter. Mrs. Dorothy (Dingwoll) Garnmell of Arlington and two grandchildren. one sister

of Arliyle Shore left recently for Toronto where he will spend the winter months.

Miss Alice Campbell and A.c. I

the Naval Base. Portsmouth. New gr-mpahire. at the launching of

e Navy's new t b l ', "U.S.S. Wahoo".” nu W” M L”

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By Very Rev. George G. Piiigeon, D.l)., L.L.D. First Moderator of the Ilnited Church ol Canada

(Copyright)

Andrew Street. Franklin. N. l-l.. died at the

Inn. Sepiciubrr brlcf stay at tho

lluhert. G. of Hnldanc il.. Franklin R... of Mai-

den. N. H.: two brothers. Rev. Leonard

alca Estates. N. Y.

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and Life H

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which they stand.

are.

Some years ago the newly elect- ed mayor of a certain town de- clared: "I am here to carry out the wishes of those who elected me." From the viewpoint of the Bible. that was heresy of is nox- ious type. The moment that the

ruler of any group of citzens is in. office. he is in duty bound to do.

the will of God, the Source of all authority. 0 I 0

St. Paul has written as follow: under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit: "There is no authority ex- cept from God. and those that ex- ist have been instituted by God." Hence he adds: "Therefore one must be subject. not qnly to avoid God's wrath but also for the sake of conscieiice...Payrall of them their dues, taxes to whom taxes are due, revenue to whom revenue is dug. respect. to whom respect is due, honor to whom honor is due." In the light of inspired words like these. what about the current abuse of public men?

When. therefore. a government calls for an election. they hand back to the men who chase them the authority and powers entrust- ed to them. and ask for the people's confirmation of their ad- miration. They are aware that the citizens are free to repudiate them if they will. Not only free. but under a solemn obligation to call them to account for what they have done. If a party or individ- ual has failed to keep the trust which I committed to him by my vote. it is my duty to express my disapproval in action at the polls. It, is equally my duty to renew my support when a government has kept the faith. A Province or country is responsible for what it tolerates as well as for does. and the Judge. of all earth takes account of it. -

So often in a great debate such as is now being conducted through- out Ontario. people forget the Golden Rule-to do to others as we would have them )do to us. What are the things then resent in such a controversy?

Personal abuse. of course. Many good men with great capacity for service are kept. out of public life by the wanton abuse to which those who would serve their people are subjected.

The imputing to those who would

of motives differ from us.

Attributing to opponents views

which they would disown.

Charges which have not been provcii and which the people charged say cannot be proven.

The -malicious spirit In all its forms and phases.

We are aware that. human na- ture belng what it. is, many polit- ical gatherings are not Sunday schools. A famous politician of the last generation remarked: "Elec- tions are not won with prayers." And yet. and yet-when our free institutions are what we claim, the will of the Supreme Ruler either governs or ove'rrules our use of them. and prayer for all engaged in them is a Chrlstianis opportun- ity and obligation. By all means. think through the Issue before you in this hour; then in reaching ycur decision. consider the will of God and plead for His guidance. Much is being said about Chris- tian cilizcnslilp; here is a Chris- tian citizen's supreme opportunity, the foundation of everything else.

, IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory DIAOIIP dear

Services for Sunday. November Grsndmothu. Mrs. Frank New- Ath. are as follows:-St. John's. some who passed iuwiiy November Milton. 11.00 Holy Communion and 4th. 1050.

Sermon. st. Mark's, Rustico. 3.00 . Evening Prayer and Sermon. V9""" ""I '"”"”"' ('”"'dmI Christ Church. CIlel'ry Valley. 7.oo I'M?-

Nor over shall you be. As long as life and memory lest, wo shall remember thee.

Lovingiy Remembered and Sadly Missed by Iler Three Grand- chliilren Annie. Ilelen land Stirling Ni-wsome.

IN MEMGRIAM

MRS. I-I3VIli.I' MAY BOYD Eniily May Boyd. wife of G. Boyd. 162 N Main

Mrs.

Hospital. Sundny even- .'i0ih. following a Hospital and a

Prank Ii ll

Mrs. Willard Seller of lluntci-'s period of scvernl months of fall- River. P. E. I. and one brother In: lieiiltii. Chest-or Rackham oi l'Vh'catI(-y She was born In I-lrcdericton. River. P. E. I.' P. 1-1. 1.. May 2nd. ism. -m--La She is survived by her husband. one daughter. Mrs. Walter 13. Fur- Persanals long of Franklin. and five sons. ' Rirhnrd l.. of Brooklyn.; N. Y. Mr. Kenneth H. MacDougg11 L r.N.mcO0k' NI Hy:

Mass; Clayton. Lebanon.

R, stovoiiezmi. Omahn. Nebraska:

Andrew J. Stevr-iison. Prcdcrlston.

g;;")"t 9'"'"Pb9"- R-C.AhF.. of p,g:.1,; two slrlrrs. Mrs. Bishop M"0 v --1 nccomiunted by unit. Summer-side. P. r.. 1.. and "' 0'9" L WWI. Wm snubs 0! Mrs. Jnhri H. Chamberlain. Jam-

The funeral services were held

from the Young Memorial Home. Wednesday. October 11rd, with Rev. Wesley A. Paige officiating.

The many beautiful floral tri- , butes showed the zstledem in Witch m';ugteac1enw:r:: ffilihetefamllsv plot in kit C in ery. . invasion: IIEEIIS i”"1-1:' -- ' " KINII Elli I 1 "'-"'0"-0-I-I-Ihtliu-nlusoinr - lulu IAIIIIIIIII4 Ii'I.n:l

hilt it is far. more Important to know what. they

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IWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY r 1931 .. 1951

. Today on the occasion of celebrating 20 years in business. through peace and war. depression and inflation. we wish fo extend to all our many friends and customers our heartfelt appreciation for their loyalty and patronage over the years iusf completed.

' Having faith In the future and in the discriminate demand of the milk consuming public. despite the depress- ing times of the fhirfies. we launched this new Business which grew within a few years beyond our fondesi hopes. During fhe two decades iusf past there were ushered in many advances In the improvement of handling milk in this area from the sfandpoinf of production and progress. Weffeei proud to have taken the leading part in fhis di- rec ion.

While limited in Both production and processing capacify we feel proud also of the good will and good faith of so, many discriminate consumers both individual and insiifafionai as well as the stores and hotels. Also worthy of mention are the farmers who supply us with top . qualify milk. I L I '

F We look forward hoping to deserve the continued faith and frusf ofvfhe milk consuming public. I

HEALTH PASTEURIZED MILK co.

EAST ROYALTYX PHONE I580.

written by 24 collaborating clergy from Anglican. Baptist, United

..:r::::.::;::: .1:u;::.::. ml nnsssuiime & ALTERATIONS

chapter entitled ”ChrISi.lfIlllLy andl Good Work Guaranteed

Former P. E. Island clergyman Scores In civic contest

Human Freedom."

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Curd Of Thanks

The Re.-g Lloyd Hendersom n FaIt:1lii.h'AlwE.ll(al:idt:.)r e:I;I('1I:i:dz'lf:ir airrd IIICPIIEE & BARWISE

native of Freeland. P. E. I.. now , -' 5 r” 2 .5 ' oix

the minister N we F.h,q' Presbyg cote thanks to all their friends 14.4.2 Gt G9” st- terian Church In Portage la mild nelghbgmrs mm ”.'”LtedM':'S5”C5 Phone 2(I52'L