ocronsn 10,1946

c". IANNUAL PROVINCIAL CANVASS

BIBLE SIIIiIETY

QCT. I4Ih. l0 OCT. IQIII. ”Put First Things First" _"Thy Word Was Made Flesh ano Dwelt Among Us"

At this time when all human values seem to have been "W" °_V°Y b)‘ 'Mcn's inhumanity to man" God's word is the only thing real and abiding.

Starting Monday, October 14th, representatives of the Bible Society throughout the Province will call on the gen- eral public for contributions to help perpetuate THE WORD.

Thousands of copies of the Bible are given away annu- ally. It rs also translated into hundreds of languages and dialects, and given to those who know HIM not. The Bible is also distributed among prisoners in penal institutions."

With your help this week een eentieee. Welcome the workers when they coll.

GIVE TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY

A Life Membership Certificate in the P. E. I. Auxiliary of the Society is $25.00. This would be an ideal way of giv- ing thanks to Almighty God for the many mercies that we IIIIOY.

"MAKE THE SEASON OF THANKSGIVING COMPLETE BY

MAKING A GIFT TO THE GREAT CAUSE OF THE

BIBLE SOCIETY”.

P. I. I. AUXILIARY British and Foreign Bible Society

Auxiliary Office: I42 Prince Street, Charlottetown

Auwrdirls to a farmer chairman gbmmlsslon, one-third of m? total r . .———

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FREEDOM ASSURE!)

Ellen ’s Diary

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COOK'S la Photograph; WATER IATIB ere due IWI.

I OONIIDIIAIION Lilli 1N SUB-ANCB.

all latest in Pottery Were Crochet-ti Jewellery.

BOOK WOOL ill Holmane, Charlottetown

HOWARD Mend!!! Footwear now located at Street.

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date for paying water rates.

BAND MEMBERS - All mem- bers of the 17th Reooe Rogt. Bend are naked to be at the Armouriee rat 7:30 tonight for e epoch-l prec-

ce.

NOTICE T0 ADVIBTIBEIS- All advertisements to lDDear in Guardian must

be in oﬂice by inoon of dev insertion ‘to ensure publication.

I NATIONAL TEMPEIANCE STUDY — Watch for the first lesson of the Notional Temperance Study

: 00mm in this paper

‘ on Saturday, Oct. 12.

FURS REPAIIED and mmodelod I by experienced furrier, 8 Upper Hillsboro Street. Phone 2324-1.

GOES T0 P. W. C.—Mr, Ed- ward buughlin, B. Sc. son oi Mr. ‘and Mrs. Edward Lnughlin of Sherhrooke, PILL. has left for Charlottetown where he has ac- cepted 5 position on the teaching istafi of Prince of Wales Oolisge.

v COME T0 THE ABMOUIIEB for ‘a Cheat X-llay today and Friday ‘from9io 11 andltotaleothls ' evening from 5 to l.

FIRE DIIILL—The City schools‘ were tested with regard to their fire drills yesterday end with s. few minor exceptions the drills were executed satisfactorily. Head- ing the inspection party was Mr. Doug. Saunders who represented the Provinclol Fire Marshal. Ac- companying him were Fire Ohief H. Jewell, Conn. J. D, Stewart and Mr. J. C. Crabbe oi the Fire Mar- shal's Department. Minor recom- mendations were made to the Prin- cipals oi the schools with a view to improving the system.

CITY POLICE COURT-At the City Police Court yesterday morn- ing the preliminary hearing into an accused charged with having carnal knowledge of a young girl was adjourned until today. A case of drunken driving was adjourned until Tuesday the 15th by agree- ment. A drunk and incapable was given 20 days. A drunk and dis- orderly was fined ed and costs or

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and I wer oh om; WiwﬂILiill|B0iﬂ1BTfSf$glO1n~ sstomoe of their work.

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10 days. A man charged with using abusive and insulting language was remanded until today. Bail was set st $20.

R.C.M.P. ISSUES WARNING- Records of everything in the way of production are being kept at the Dominion Experimental Farm for statistical purposes. Consider- able troubie in this connection has been caused by children stealing apples, grapes, etc. On Tuesday a number of children picked oft over two full baskets of growing grapes. and were caught coming

have been asked to keep watch on the Farm and to notify the oubifc that children will not be permit- ted to interfere with the fruit. Parents will be held responsible in the case of juvenile transgres- oars.

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REMEMBER October 10th final

well but trust we will tee you often. been well known to us all and your

sen and grown up alike love to go o" ‘he premlse‘. The R- C M P. 3:1 were sure of a. welcome. any community and such a home has yours been. exerting a. beneﬁc- ial influence or. tnase arond you. I

a. token of our love and esteem from your old friends of Hazel Grove.

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CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. —, Service Thursday. October 10th. Charlottetown 7.30 P. M. October! 13th, DeSabie. 11 A. M. Stsnc-hel. 3’ P. M. Cape Traverse 7.30 P. M. Rev.

J. H. Bishop.

Address And ,

Presentation l‘

On October 6th the friends and. neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. John A.i Bertram of l-lazel Grove, met at the. beautiful home of Mr. and Mrsl Harold Bagnall, when one of thefl neighbours took his car and called on Mr. and Mrs. Bertram and ask- ed them to come for a drive, which was both a pleasure and surprise- to them. Anzl were driven to MrJ BagmlYs home. where a very pleas- ant social cvenm - ~- ~- - ' gathering was called to order and 3J1 Aﬂﬂlcz.» i...» lualaa L. .-. .. .... Nicholson, and a purse presented by Mrs. Arthur Houston. All arose, and sang for They are Jolly Good“ Fellows, followed by a dainty lunch‘ served by the ladies.

FOUOWlHg i; the Address:—

Dear Mr. We your friends and neighbours having learned with regret that you have moved from your place residence but we are grateful that you are not leaving our midst en- tirely but going to a neighbourLng village where ii will be more con- venient to obtain the necessaries and comforts of life. Therefore we have not gathered here to say fare-

Your kindness and n ‘stritnlity has h

home has been u place wlhere child-

Good ls-tian homes are the pillar of

We wish to offer vou this gift as

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FUNERAL OF THOMAS S. M05551

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ullil Mrs. Bertrnmz- d th occurred on Mon- ﬁi; ﬂhlii siibicvlne Memorial Hw- °! géiiisledﬁlrbe auinotorcycle accident. l-lo had served in the armed forces . Since 1941 being discharged in lif- Since when he was em loved ct B Enter was . Lillian McRae and I Thomas Row-ell, Bangor. P. E- -

Mrs. Borden Burns where he will be gently missed. The Y0

Coughlin, Ellerslle. P. E. 1.. and one brother Fred McRM. mentine. N. B.

day afternoon and a of friend5 joined with relatives“ the deceased in puvins a ﬁuehr- but; {g1 resiagecrtn w one who was in 8S . conducted by Rev. R. H. McKenzie- ano. or the United Church. dur-l in; E15 me siearéviﬁe the chlgiluerenderesh . ns. ijlhvinnbvbtizry. The Old Rusted ‘ television 1n the Seeon Cross. Lord I'm Cumin! 1'10""?-

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cl d. Paul Sillcikaér: Frank Selby. Bill Deaughy. crimes Wall and Johnny W111-

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The funeral of Thomas 5- W’

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rise Foundry. ookviile. He son of the late GeOPBB M‘

grandson

Since the death of his parents ad made his home with Ml’. 1M1

veteran survived by one sister it rs. Lloyd Cape Tor- The service took place Wednts-

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The romaine left the church by otor hearse for Bayﬂeld oemet-l sex-vim W35 on. " ted It‘

ed by‘ of Bayfieid. l The poll bearers were returned: fvlcg boys and close friends of the

Oormier. Frank l

The floral tributes were numer- Pillow—(Brother), Linda. Fred Pillow-Bordon and Stella and‘

Y. Spray-cramps Howell. spray-Uncle Alex. Jack and Ann

Wreath-Our Pal. Return boys, Tormentlne

Mouiders and ry. Elgin rleath-Mr. and Mrs. Ban-ks and

Freak. R. Boys, Cape

len. and Mrs. Austin Out-

end Mre. Herold and Mrs. George en.

A v-in Jones.

By Edwina

A McRae and Family. Those

In Memorials:

In loving manor! of our dear brother and uncle, Pie. William Ernest Stone, who made the aupv reuse sacrifice October l0, i944.

A cheerful smile. a heart 0f gold

The ﬂan-ﬁat brother a. world could o c,

Happy meinories fond and this

From those who thought the world

of you.

Sadly Missed by Sister Ruth. Husband and Family.

In Memorials:

5 sy-Mr, and Mrs. Harry Binne dplrsmll

an Y- Spray-Emeet and Peerl and Family Cut Flowers—Bernioe Kieth Cut. Flowers-Otis ar-‘l Ni - Cut Flowers-Mr. and Mrs. Free- man Mitton. Cut Flowers-wire. Sellikes- and Cut Flowers-Gerald and Laura. Cut Flowers-Shirley and Doreen. Red Roses— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest

from out of town was en Aunt of the deceased. Mrs. Jack Rmvell of Bangor, P. E. I.

foresees Television iillilng F|yln_g_§o|nirs

TORONTO. Oct. 8 —(CP)-Use of television to guide ﬂvlna homes -major weapon in any future wet _t,o their targets. was foreseen b5 K, R_ Patrick. radio engineer an tonnes- R.C.A.I-‘. specialist, in an interview here YﬂWTdI-y-

1n loving memory of our deal‘ brother, Pte. William E. Stone, who gave his life for Kin! "Id Countf! that others might, live, Oclﬂbﬂ 10s 19M.

Loving heartsior you are thinking Of that and unhappy day, He made his observation foliow- When God had called our loved one an. address he delivered to Jilst two rel" sso Wdlr- students of the Ontario re-estab- Lmnﬂy Remembered by Sh“,

ushmem school‘ dun gblsltualeagf. Bessie end Iiuaban . A

BECAUSE YOU ARE

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