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CHURCH or ENGLAND

5, PETER'S CATHEDRAL Anglican rtoohiord Square H", Beverengi (Alanna 0.5. Mollati

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sector The Reverend W. uonorary Asslaten organist and Choir Director vfiss Susanne Brenton. I-lo Mulli- ; Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity , ,nt.-Mattins :13: :,.,.,..uoiy Euchskist .1.oo s.m.-Choral Eucharist -mo p,m.-Evensong.

6. Hell t Priest.

ml, at 1.30 a.m., except Wed. at 9.30 a.m. and Friday at 1 a.In. ”"s.'i-RWTRN-(;T.Tc3iW” CHURCH

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister: Reverend A. Frank Msobean Organist and Choir Director " . A. '3” I".R.C.O.. tC.iI.M.). A.It.C.M.

ll a.rn.-Divine Worship conducted by the Minister.

'sersnon: "Labor Sunday Its! Model”-Mr. Mncloan.

Solo. selected-Mr. George

J ohnson.

1 p.m.-sermon: "A Labor or Love"-Mr. MacI.ea.n. Solo. selected-Mr. Ivan Robin- eon.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTISI CHURCH Corner Prince and Fltaroy streets

The James D. Davlsms. The Parish Church 34- "-0- Pill"- Established 1769 by Royal 0 um; .1"; char; ntnggog- FolllIdlH0ll- oyatnn F. Mllgiord. A.R.U.0.

7' R - d Canon J. T. Ibbott.

mt Hum Rector ll a.vn.-Labor Day Worship ser-

organist and Choir Master: Paul cudmnre. A.Mu.s. (MCGIII)

Sunday. September 6th. Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity 3.30 a.m.-Holy Communion 1.00 a.m.-Holy Communion

sermon)

Ceiebrant: The Rector.

No evening service.

Evening Services commence Sunday, Sept. liith.

TRPRESBYTERIAN THE KIRK OF 5. JAMES

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vice led by Rev. Mr. Dnvison. Sermon: "The Working Lord”.

Solo: "Green Pastures" (Ban- dereon). Soloist-Miss Nancy MacNevin.

Ordinance of The Lord's Sup-

per.

7 p.m.-Worship, led by nev.'Mr. Devison Sermon: "The Cross machn”ut".

Holiday visitors receive at friendly welcome.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

CHURCH 219 Kent Street

The Reverend T. H. B. M.A.. .'l'.M. Minister. Miss I2. Lillian Mcliensie Mus. 3.. F.M.0.M., Organiat and Director of the Choirs.

l1a.ln.-Dlvilie Service and Ser- man by the Minister: "On Get- ting Ourselves Out of the Cen- tre of the Picture". Solo: "0 Beet in Lord” (from "Elljah") . . . .Mendelseohn -Mrs. N. D. Maebean.

Vi.-.itors Cordially Welcome.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Street: The Reverend '1'. II. B. Semen. M.A., S.T.M. Interim Moderator The Reverend Stuart H. Merriam. B. .i., Stated Supply. Organist and Choir Director Mr. Frank Johnson, A.T.C.l.,

T. Morning Worship

i.)i.: Male Quartette-Selected 'hoir-"Holy Spirit Truth Divine”. lermon: "Trees Te Phiiippi".

KM.: Choir: "Ins-d's Prayer"- Mallotte. Sermon: "Phillppl Tn Trees".

Zion Presbyterian Church wel- 'omes to its morning worship, iunday, September 0. THE SONS IND DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND if the Maritime Lodge: in their ltnh Annual Reunion.

Jniied PENTECOSTITI. CHURCH 8'! Elm Avenue Kev. Qniney Stairs. Pastor. Phone Mid Sunday Services .0 :t.m.-Sunday ehool i s.m.--Worship and Praise 3 l-"".-Evangelistic Meeting. You Are Invited. "The Church That's Different".

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YOU KNOW!

l-The British and 'For- Nzn Bible Society publishes an attractive range of Bibles and New Testaments sult- ztble for Gifts. Prizes and Iieneral Use. Priced sev- ”I"y-five cents up.

'-irThat the profit from lite sale of such Bibles and New Testaments help to provide Scriptures. at less than cost in several hun- tired tongues. '

H-7--These Bibles and New iostaments are obtainable from the Bible House at 100 Fitzroy Street. Charlot- tetown. P. 1:. I.

WORDS FOR

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.Prouc'.'y Remembered but sadly

Marvel D. Dunbar, lI.Th.. Minister Mire Thelma Burns. Organist and Choir Director.

to a.m.-Church School and Fam- ily Hour Attend.our thriving school this Sunday. I -

ll e.m.-Morning Worship and Communion

Sermon: "The Writing On The Gate”

Special Muelc.

p.m.-Evening Worship

Organ and piano accompani- melt.

Sermon: "The Preacher's Book" The Second Key to Revival. Special Music.

Central Christian Church invites you to the services of the Lord's Day.

IN MEMORIAM

In lbving memory of our deer Mother, Mrs. Wallace W. MaeNeill, who passed away septembc 6th, 195:.

One year has peeeed and gone since one we loved no well

Waetaken from our home on earth. with Jesus Christ to dwelL '

The flowers we place upon her grave May wither and decay, But the love for her who sleeps beneath Shall never fade away.

Lovingiy Remembered by Freda, Leonard and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our deer brother. Pie. Allan Fanning of Pleasant Grove who was hilled in action in France on sepiaembu 4th. 1944.

In a dark and lonely graveyard. Far aeroae the deep blue see, our darling brother lies rleepi , from ihie world of oaree is free.

we miss you so. deer Allan

But we knew that u were breve. When you marched in to the battle. And nlled a hero's grave

Lovingly llementberetl by sister Annie and lirother-in-Law Melvin.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my deer eon. Pee. Allan Fanning oi Pleasant Grove. who gave his life in France for hh country end loved ones on septemr uh. llii. .

As day time turns to evmlng. And the stars come out to ehinc.' There is one that shines ore brightly.

"lie that darling son of mine.

He seems to any. Mother deer don't grieve for me

when you are all alone.

I know some day when God thinks

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best. He too will call you home.

"Thou art I-Ie'Whose power" is fromieverlasting to everlasting. Nothing escapeth Thy knowledge. Thou art, verily, the God of power, the God of glory, and Wisdom. Praise God, the Lord of the worlds."

From The same Writings or The nahlafl World Faith

Missed by Mother Levine.

THE WORLD

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Mnnstmstn trntssnrmlu cnuncu

Iirnroicsnon slsvtcr sunoav. mo m.

REV. LAWRENCE ILAIKIE Guest, Preacher

Special Music by the Choir

rl-Is t:sNrrAL GUARDIAN

rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

"YOUR. DOLLAR BUYS MORE- at the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

"Wl runs! TH: SICK WltI.I.' Giggey'a Pharmacy. next Stewart! Bakery.

KEBOEENE. Electric and Pro- ;-ane Gal Refrigerators. ,8:-yentou and slacxay.

1'. A. LARGE. Q. (2.. Law Office will be closed August 31st to sep- tember 12th.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street. Dial 5223. serving full course din- ners. specializing Chinese dish.

VISIT .1-II-STYLE MILLINEBY, tow. Great George Street. Every style Hi-style.

SEE THE NEW Homart Bath- room ensembles now in stock Slmpsons-Sears Charlottetown Store.

I"RIDAI'. SEPTEMBER 11. 1953, Zion Presbyterian Church Senior Choir Practice. Full attendance re- quested.

STEP DANCING CONTEST.

Prizes for Junior Sports at the Queens County Plowing Matcn, September 16th.

CI-IARLO'i"l'ETOWN H 0 T E L SUNDAY Special, five course Chicken Dinner, 3150 Served from 12.30 to 2.30 P M.

ATTENTION HOCKEY FANS! Those wishing to buy holding seats may do so by calling at 250 Grafton St. or phone 3892'.

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MICDONALD RADIO SERVICE

Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. I80 Kent Street. Phone- 6913. ' MR. FRANK JOHNSON will be in his studio at Zion Presbyterian Church. Wmnesday, September 9th, to enroll students for the com- ing year. Phone 3067.

PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE BELFAST DISTRICT. - vote for Harold P. smith. Farmer, of Pownal. Liberal Candidate in 4th Queens, next is y, September 10th. Polls open from 9 A. M. until 5 P. M. v

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Taweel of Charlottetown. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Hanna Catherine to George Joseph also oi Charlotte- town. son of Mrs. and the late Mr. Joseph Ghia.

PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE BELFAST DISTRICT. - Vote for I-Iarold P. smith. Farrner, of Pownal. Liberal Candidate in 4th Queens, next Thursday, September 10th. Polls open from it A. M. until 5 P: M. .

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. Norman Maeitae. Wheetlcy River. an- nounces the engagement of his only daughter. Helen Mildred to Archi- bald 5 art (Huddle) son of Mr. and Herbert S. Msolilwen, Stanley Bridge. Marriage to take place September 26th.

RETURN! HOME - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MoKie. sister and bro- thet-in-law of Mr. H. J. Mac- Klnnon. I-Iighfield have returned home to Glasgow, Scotland after spending I short visit. to P. E. I. They enjoyed the hospitality of many Islanders. They also visited Ohio. Kansas, Boston, New York, Toronto and I-llalifax during their trip.

INGAGEMENT. -- The ma friends in and around Charlotte- town will be interested in the an- nouncevnent of the coming mar- riage of Miss Gloria Maye, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Msye of West Cove Head. P. E. I.. to Mr. John L. A. Rondail of the staff of the Canadian Bank oi Commerce. at. Catherine st Melcalfe Sis. Branch, Montreal. son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey E. Randall of Mon- treal and formerly of Charlotte-. town. P. E. I. The marriage will take place in Montreal early in Oc- tober.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to express my appreciation and thanks to the Doctors Lea and cox. Nurses and staff of the P. E. Island Hospital for their attention during my stay: also wish to thank kind friends for flowers and cards.

John B. Andrew.

car? or Thonlts

The Women's Institutes of Corn- wall-York Point and Meadow Bank, wish to thank the Directors and Management of the Charlotte- town Exhibition Association for their co-operation and all thosr who by work. donations of food and money. helped make their catering, during old Home week. a success.

IN MEMORIAM

In fond and loving memory oi our dear Mother. Mrs. We-liaee MaeNeill. Milton. P. I. 1.. who passed away one year are today.

Sully Milled by the Phmily.

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of lteginald L. lryenion. who departed this life September lth. 1051.

None but God can know our sort-Ow As the weary months roll by.

But the memory of our loved one. shall never. never die.

God knows how much we miss him.

The fees we loved eo well. lone day, some time, our tuna. will clasp. I

Andneverpertegeln.

Iver Loved and Remembered by lite Wife and Family.

"V Logan. September tlth, ms. Ken-

SIUDENTS leather Brief Cases. Toomba Music store.

SUIT! 839.00 UP. J. P. Mac- Pheraon and son.

BELANGEB. RANGES for coal, wood or oil. Bryenton at MacKay

SERVICE TO SICK. Dial 5132. Csntwell's Pharmacy, next to Gloria. .

NEW SQUARE DANCE REC- onus just arrived. Toombs Music Store. -

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THE VOGUE.- lday and sat- urday Sale. All Spr g and Summer Coats. long and shortieeselling at half price. 10 soiled coats to clear at 81.98.

A NUMBER of good used Wash- ers, Ranges and Chesterfield Suites now available on easy monthly pay- ments. impsons-Sears, Charlotte- town Store.

THE DRAWING in aid of K. of C. Centre which was to take place at Holy Name Hall, September 3rd. will take place on the 10th of sep-

tember. CORRECTION. .. Hunter Riv-.1-l Charge. services Wheatley River,

9.45. Hunter River 11.15, Vllilushirc 7.30. Rev. H. Christie, Minister.

PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE BELFAST DISTRICT. -- Vote for Harold P. Smith, Farmer. of Pownal, Liberal Candidate in 4th Queens, next Thursday, September 10th. Polls open from 9 A. M. until 5 P. M.

SKETCH OF PUGWASH-An interesting v historical sketch of Pugwash, N.S., has been contrib- uted by Mr. Charles H. Black, of Charlottetown, to the brochure featuring the Gathering of the Clans and Fisherman's Regatta at Pugwash this year. The event took place on July 1st. The historical details. as given by M.r. Black, are of permanent value and include reference to some of his forebears, one of whom. Rufus F. Black, is believed to have been the first white child born in Pugwash. An early survey and plan of the town was made by another relative. Lleut. Col. James Black, who re- ceived a grant of land there from the Nova Scotia Government in the early 1800's. Bound copies oi the article have been placed with the Charlottetown and P. W. C. Carnegie libraries.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear brother, Pte. Allan -mains of Pleasant Grove, who made the eup- reme sacrifice in France on Sept- ember 4th. 1944.

We often think we see his smiling face,

As he bade his last good-bye And he left hh home forever,

In e. distant lend to die. I

" mewhsre in France in a soldier's

grave, Liee our dear brother among the

brave. Ile never shunned his country's call But ....u'. give his life, an all. He died the helpless to defend. A faithful soldier's noble end.

Alwaye Remembered by Brother lleolry and sister-in-Inw Aletha.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory "of our dear Father and Brother. Alexander

' BALANCE or sususen RESSES at half price. 5. A. Mac- nald. g

QUEEN ST. SERVICE STATION, corner Queen and Sydney, open MOIIGIY. Labor Day, from am a. m. to 12:30 noon.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mn, -701"! Cimlibell Cooke, Charlotte- town, announce the engagement of their daughter. Constance Louise, R-N.. to Mr. Wendell Earle stew- ari. sum of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leigh Stewart. Eummcrslde. The mar- liiodslae will take place September 12,

Personals

Mr. Adolphe Doucette of Oyster Bed Bridge was in the city yes- terday on business.

"Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Axworthy, WMMIEY River. were visitors to the city recently.

Miss Annie McLeod Pidgeon and John H. Pidgeon of Wheatley Riv- er were visitors to the city.

Mr. Vern Hennessey has return. ed from Boston where he nu been visiting relatives for the past

. week.

Friends will be glad to learn that Mr. Michael J. Conway. who is it patient in the City Hospital, is Progressing favourably.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley of Calgary. Alta, arrived on the Island 13-57: night and are guests of Mr, Bradley's sister. Mia Florence Bradley. 25 Grafton Street,

Mr. Jack Macxlnnon has return- ed to Toronto after spending hi; vacation with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. L. M-acKinnon, Rich- mond St,, City,

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Morrissey and daughter, Joanne returred to Toronto having spent, a pleasant vacation at Mr. Morrisscy's former home in East Royalty.

Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Picketts and family left the Island on Wednesday for their home in New- C35'-It N-3-. after spending the month of August on the Island and in Bridgetown, Na.

M" Ami M"- 5. -7- Mccsrron left on return to Hamilton, 0nt., utter a two weeks visit to Mrs: Mc- Carron's parents Mr. and Mrs. Hartle Burners, Upper Queen 3:, Also Mr. McCarron'a mother Mrs. Frank McCarron, Montague.'

Mr. James Somers of H. M. C 5, New Lleireard and Mrs. Somers of Halifax also spent a week with Mr. Somer's parents. Mr. and Mn, I-Iartle semen. Upper Queen St. City.

Mrs. l-Ian-y Lerter left for Maine and Ms.ss., last Saturday from where she will travel to

Torcmto and Comwall, Ontario to visit her daughters, Jean and Helen.

-Mrs. Joseph Keller and two children, Mary Stephanie and Margaret Ann, left yesterday morn- ing for their home in London, Ont., having spent two months on the Island. guests of Mrs. Kelier'a par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert MoNeill, 30 Grafton Street.

Mr. and Mrs.. George Green and two children left last week for their home in Ci-tathsrn. Ontario. alter spending two weeks vacation visit- ing friends and relatives on the Island. They were the guests or M"- Green! parents. Mr. and Mrs.

neth Logan. December ma. 1981.

Silently. the Angels took our Father and Brother, I Into the mansion above. ; There shall they rest from earth. tolling. l Safe in the arms of God's love. , "tie a tribute of fond remembrance. To him who was one of the best. i The Joy that he missed on lifc's' highway, I Will be 'found in God's gu-don of res .

I lteeting where no shadows fall. E In perfect peace they wait us all,; And God will link the broken chain As one by one we'll meet again.

Lovingly Remember-ad by 4 Charlie and Garnet. T

: Charlottetown Hotel ;

SPECIAL MONTHLY WINTER RATES

Effective Sept. 20th to June 1st.

Single Room with hath-53.00 minimum per day 11 per-gun), .

Double Room with bath--85.ooi minimum per day (2 persons),

For further information write: HOTEL MANAGE!" Phone 1311

Special Sale

, rmrzsr QUALITY

PLATIO CORNED BEEF

at only ' 37 Cts Per l.h.

Buy with Confidence at

.3. ear" 1' . DBAL Ioildlls

Albert McNeill. so Grafton Street.

comm. VIM. BRILLIANT

strange But True

I liy E. H. MacArthur

If you drive your car down Mag- netic i-lill near Moncton, N.B.. and shut off the motor, you will be drawn back to the top. Reason: the hill is an optical illusion and the true slope actually runs in the other direction.

Men are driven by various am- bitions. In Yugoslavia. Josef staklos, aged 77, had an ambition to dig 1,000 graves in a certain cemetery. He did. But as he took out the last spsdeful of earth, he dropped dead, and was interred in his l.000th grave.

Michael Tydd of Sydney, Austra-

lia, ran out of petrol and had to walk quite a distance to a ser- vice station. There he was amazed to see his name pasted on a bullet- in board as wlnner of 25,000 gallons of gas in a lottery. in I913 a hurricane sank l0 ves- sels and drowned 276 on the Great Lakes. The storm capsized the Charles S. Price at the entrance of the St. Clair River, and of a crew of 30. only six managed to reach shore. Only six miles away the Regina went down. Later the bodies of both crews floated a- shore and believe it or not, some sailors from the Price had on life belts bearing the name of the Regina, while some of the men, of the Regina were life balls from, the Price, though no evidence, showed that the ships had collid-I, ed.

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A clever idea popped into the head of an Oiiawa motorist when he discovered that his custom-built radio had been stolen from hisi car. He put a "want ad" for the radio in a local newspaper. The first man who replied to his ad turned out to be the thief.

Joseph Williams, of Oakdale,

appealed a. recent deportation or- der. He became deapondent over the -order, disappeared, and a few days later his dead body was found under the wheels of a train. Just about the time the tragedy oc- curred a phone call from Washing- ton said that his appeal had been granted. ,

An outdoor clock in front of a store in San Diego, Calif, stop- ped when its marker C. D. Ledger died. The clock had been keeping time continuously since 1907 - more than 45 years.

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Among the Thompson Indians of British Columbia, when the men were on the warpath, the women danced at frequent inter- vals to insure the success of their men folk. While performing these dances the women also pointed sticks towards the enemyls coun- try, and they prayed to the sticks to preserve their men and help them to kill many fees. when the dance ended the sticks were well hidden or buried in the ground,

Among the Haida Indians of the Queen Charlotte Islands, when the Warriors were away, the wo- men at home danced day and night, chanting and waving wands. Why? Because they believed it they danced continually in 9, cir- cle their husbands would not grow tired.

The early Greeks and Romans sometimes sacrificed pregnant wo- men to the goddess of the sun and the earth so that the earth

dantly next year. The ancient Greeks ate the flesh of the nightingale to pre-

Accomponied by

Brig. and Mrs. C. KNAPP o. c. for NJ. and r.e.u.

i i might bring mm her fruits abuts! .

vent them from getting too sleepy and drank the gall of the engle'

Mass, in Canadian and s, barberf

to give them keener vision. They thought too, that a rsven's on would keep their hair black.

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The Mathleson sisters, 62, are the principal and assistant of Carleton school. Identical twins. the pupils often find it difficult to tell one from the other.

one of the sisters has been teach- ing schooi continually since she left college. While the other be- gan her stretch last year.

. Mm. Christopher I-Iosdarf, Blanco, Texas, married three times, each time had three children and each time two boys and a girl, and each time the girl was in the mid-

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When the case egainu. Jesse Ruffin came up in city court in Buffalo, N.Y.. Ruifln, charged with disorderly conduct, wasn't pres- ent to answer the charge. l-Ie diec 10 days before. The defendo.nt'e lawyer wasn't around either to re- present his client. They both died the same day. so the case was dis- missed. Strange but true!

In Summerslde a man opened a bottle of rum and found a pickled mouse in it.