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Rev. Canon S. Malone :3: g: iiizflbiii‘ ,5, lath, I umbsnf. “n” " .

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Miss Susanne B ton Lie. SUNDAY SIRVICES gnojlol, Communion - 10.00 Mathis . 11.00 Choral Eucharist lnd Sermon During tha nsrnth of July there will be no Evensong on Sundays. WEEK DAYS Holy Communion. 9.30 Wednesihy All- seats are free and unap- nropriated. visitors are welcomed sud the incumbent is glad to see theirs after each service.

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

nev. J. 1'. Ibbott, n. n. luster. Mr. ‘Royston F. Mugford A.R.C.O.. Qrgaaist and Choir Master.

SIXTH susmav AFTER l TRINITY

5.30 A.M. lloly Communion. 11.00 A.M. Morning Prayer [loly Communion (no sermon)

1.00 1'. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon. .

Preacher, Mr. Fraser J. Bournes, Student in charge of Milton Pariah. visitors will receive a cordial wel-

come at St. Paul's Church.

PRESBYI ERIAN

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES Th; Rev. '1'. H Bussell Sinners M41" 8.12M.

Minister Or ailist

Mill l. L! Ian ‘Vlclenaia Mus, Bao-

ll A. M. MORNING WORSHIP

Sermon: “Improved Means to An Unlmproved End."

Hymn: A Child's Prayer. Roothain mcnfbers Girls‘ Gallery Choir.

Anthem by the Chancel Choir.

The Event!!! Service is with- drawn during the months of July

Organist and Choir Director

11.00 a. m. Primary and 5g- slnner ' Departments. ‘Perms’ Dav in these departments) 11-00 l. m. Divine Worship um. ducted by Reverend T, E. MoLgn. nan. “Sermon: "The Blessed Peacemak- Solo: selected: Mi A d Giilis ‘i u "y l‘ 7-09 it. m. Divine Worship eon. ducted hv Rev Dr. li. c. Rice.

Sermon: "What Duel The Lord Require 0r U5?"

Solo: selected: Ml 3 sin-ah. " °'°""

m: Wlirztllad when’ tthrytrid unto - . s go n of the herd, a a “u”

BAP IIST ________ .

Comer Prince and Fitzroy Street; Minister THE REV. J. IQDDAVISON. B.A., 0'81"!!! Mrs. Alli u a. '1". c. M, m‘ uh‘ Director of Choir. Miss Pearle Burns.

i lllvrnlns “kinship 1i A, M.

' Sermon: “Gateways to Jen".

514.913‘ REV J. D. Dllvlggn, 1L A",

I Solo: Miss B l s

Divine Rcdecmesxerlyfivourildiiii‘ "0 The Church School, the Beg-In-

giffglaln: Primary groups meet at The Communion of the 1,0,5.’

Slipper following 11 A. M. worship. Evfiliflg Worship ‘I P, ll[_ Sermon: "Tides of the Spirit"

R°s"l~l- D-Tllillvlaorli. B. a. n. n.

on: “ e lloy City" Adlul. lilr. Preston Beck. ( )

will Service and deliver the Sermon

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH‘

Prince and Grafton Streets Rev. G. Carlyle Webster

Minister Mr. Frank Johnston A. T. C. L organist and choir director

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ll a. sra Morning worship

Rev. Edwin J. White, B. A. of Montreal. i

Hymns: B1, ‘I21, 5M. i

Anthem “God who madest Earth and Heaven. Newton. |

Sundav School I0 A. M. \

7 P- M. Evening Service

Organ music from 8:30 p.111. to ‘l

p. m Rev. Edwin J. White, B. A. of Montreal. Solo, Miss neieri Dewar. i Hymns: 161, 601, 595 I

UNITED PENTECOSTAL i CHURCH

8'1 Elm Avenue Rev. Quincy Stairs. pester SUNDAY SERVICES

10.00 a. m. Sunday Sohool

11.00 a. m. Worship and Praise

7-99 n. m, Evangelistic Meeting

Week Night Services

8.00 p. m. WCIIIUJCI] Peoples

8.00 p. lrl. Friday Bible Study

Written Question: invited on the Friday night services.

And, behold, I send the promise 0'“ my Father upon you: but tarry H in the city of Jerusalem, until i: ‘l: endued with power from on

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Luke 24:40 Everyone is welcome to all ser- vices .

Gospel Hall i Upper Prince Street | I-Cls-rih-tians gaehTrIri-lo ‘ name of the Lord leeus

(Mat 13.80.) Meeting for Children Lords day

tlie- i Christ

. M. Remembering the Lord, Lords .48.‘! 1i A. M. ,Gospei Meeting. Lords day 1.00 . Mi.

Prayer Meeting Tuesday 0PM. ' Bible Reading Friday 0 P. M.- . Except a man be born again he‘ cannot see the K gdont of God.‘ John 1-3.

Except ye be converted sad lie-l "l!" ll little children ye shall not ‘ enter into the Kingdom of Ilea- "n (Mat ll-S) v

Believe on the Lord Jesus Chrbt and thou-shall be saved Mil 10-31. ‘ w

aasuvi‘ l vlca'_l.l_i_i=lm|

That which the Ins-d hath ordain-

Ml as the asvsrtllh remedy and I Iglshllest instrument for the heal- i I of all the world is the union of all Ito , pies in one universal cause, one common Isith. This can In no wise he achieved except through the power of a skilled, an Ill-Powerful sad inspired Phylo-

isa. lehn’ u’ Hob

, ‘ Class.

You are cordially Inylfgfl u, Worship with run BAPTIST , , u‘ CHURCH. e CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street MARVEL D. DUNBAR. 1TH. Minister.

Paul Cudmore - Acting Organist.‘

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10.00 A. M. Church School and Family Hour.

Adult Bible Class in Auditorium

11.00 a. m. Morning Worship Service.

Sermon: :"The Religion of the Street"

Solo-(sclccted) Mica Helen Dewar.

7.00 pm. Evening Worship. 557mm" "Livlni! Life Through A

Window?" Solo (Selected) Miss Noreen uld.

Central Christian Church urges iis members and invites its many friends to worship on the Lord's day,

Maior and Mrs. Victor MacLesn

ll a. m. Iloliness Meeting.

2.30 P.M.—-Sunday School db Bible a

7 p. in. Evangelistic Meeting.

Spccall Meeting Monday Even- Ins’ C. P. M.

The Major and Mrs. B. Dumer- ton, of Si. John N. B. will he the special npenkers at the Citadel this neck-end.

There will he special music and linking by the Dunierton Family.

90mm" thy way unto the Lord: Trust also in Him; and He shall bring it to pass _

ALL ARE WELCOME.

Commands Members 0i liansarll Staff

oin-awa. July z-llrefll- As the Ominous reached the last 'fe-w hours of the 194B session Wed- nesday, w. Chester s. MacLure, Pro- gressive Conservative member for Queen's, called the attention of the members to the fact that the editor of the House of Commons debates is a Prince Edward Island- er. Mombers of all parties during Mr. Speaker's estimates paid trib- ute to the men and women of the Commons debates or Hansard staff, expressing regret over the ini- pendlng retirement of two senior officials of the branch. Mr. Mc- Lure endorsdli and associated hillt- self with the complimentary re- marks made .over the efliclenoy,

sard staff and added: v

“I am doubly "proud that the editor of the House of Commons debates, Mr. Earl c. Young. is a Prince Edward islanderm." Mr. Young who has been with the I-Ianaard staff in Ottawa for many years is s former editor of debates in the Prince Edward Islandlegls- lature. Another top-ranking Han- sard reporter here who is a former Prince Edward Islander is Tom Hubbard who was makinl a ver- batim report o! the Commons aro-

° . wor N. s-. land ._ (C?) An undastaherb mlkiialegfslt eerjmaa here. ' ‘ IARTLAIID, Devoliahiiv. tog- ‘il-‘I .7...‘°.'” id's... ' can a -

i? ‘lllhiilrlhl e he" '~ "

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' bard were formerly on the repor-

oeedinls at the time. Mr. ldeLurs and others wers-apeI-iinl In "ill- uts to the accuracy and efficiency of the staff.

(Both Mr. Young and Mfr. lub-

torlal stat! oi The Guardian).

courtesy and patience of the Hail--

THE vacancy, priARLQfrfrsTowng_

TilECENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising of a newsy nature may he inserted at firs cents a word strictly ggy. able in advance

IIMMIIS TAX] Phone 525

YOUTI-PS AND MEN'S Sneeiser boots at the Bike Shop.

THERMOI IOTTLEL. picnic

kit. etc. The Bike Shop. rnouz SAUNDERS moo for

group and wedding pictures on location.

NOTICE. - The Auction Sale furniture of A. E Macaulay. 90 Cumberland Street, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

FROM TORONTO- Miss Gwen Duchemln of the staff of the Roy- al Conservatory of Music, ‘Toronto, arrived in the city Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and M-ll. H. P. Duchomin, George Street.- Sydney Post-Record. -

COVIHEAD-STANHOPE, United Church services for Sunday, July 4th are: West Covehead ll. am; Covellead Road 3 p.m.; Stanhope 7.30. Rev. Thos. A. Wilson, Minis- ter.

TH! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Canada, B okfield Charge. Ser- vices next Lord's Day as follows: Hunter River 11 a.m.; Glasgow Road 3 p.m.; Broolcfield 1.30 p.m.; Brookflelcl 8.8. 10.30 am. Rev. Donald. Nicholson, Minister.

ST. PAUL'S Anglican Church, Sunday, July 4th, 1948, Sixth Sun- day after Trinity: 8.30 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11.00 a.m., morning prayer and Holy Communion, (no sermon); 7.00 p.m., evening prayer and sermon; preacher, Mr. Fraser J. Bournes, student in charge of Milton Parish. Everybody welcome.

HERE FOR WEEK-END — Mr. Melville C. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira. M. Brown, City. arrived home yesterday and will-spend the week-end with his parents. Mr. Brown is an employee of the Fraser Pulp and Paper co. Labor- atories at Campbellton, N.B., where he has been carrying out his dut- ies as a research chemist for the past year.

CITY POLICE COURT-—At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday. a man charged with be- ing drunk and disorderly was sen- tenced to 20 days in Jail. Three drunk and lncapables also appear- ed. one being sentenced to 20 days held for good behaviour, one lined 85 and costs or 10 days, and the third was remanded until today. Two persons charged with break- ing and entering were remanded until July 6th. A case under the Prohibition Act was withdrawn.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES- Mornilig worship at the Kirk to- morrow will be conducted by the Minister, the Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers, M.A., S.T.M., who will also preach the sermon on the subject, "Improved Means to an Unlmprov- ed End". The music for the ser- vice will be under the direction of the Church Organist, Miss E. Lil- lian McKenzie, Mus. Bach and will include “A Child's Prayer" (Rooth- am) by the members of" the Girls’ Gallery Choir, and an anthem by the Chancel choir. The Church School and the evening service are withdrawn d ing the months of July and Au st.

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MAJOR AND MRS. B. DUMER. TON, of St. John, N.15., wll] he the special speakers at the Sal- vation Army this week-end. They will be accompanied by their two daughters and two sons, who will render special musical items, in the way of vocal and instrumental music, at allmeetings. Other or- fibers visiting Charlottetown this week-end are: Major Edith Chand. ill‘, 0i SLJohn, N.B.; Captain Jegn Jean Crozier. of Hamilton, Ber- muds: also Captain Claude Simp- son c! Blsw. eerie. and will take some part in the meetlhgs over the week-end. A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend the meetings at the Citadel this week- end.

Personals

Miss l-‘lo Thomas. West Covehead who recently completed her course in Union Commercial College has accepted a position as a Steno- grapher at T. Eaton. Moncton.

In loving memory of a' dear de- parted husband and father, Patrick Ilanimill, who died July 8rd, 1041.

"Gone but not forgottenff

Lovihgly Remembered by His Wife and Family. _

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VISIT THE

i CDOKERY IICCK

218 Gt. George Sr.

Situated between Firsroy and Button

PHONE l926-L

L. G. SAVAGE, Prop. HOME COOKING OUR SPICIALTY’

Tee Scones, Cecocnat Calories, Medic Cellos, Iiscuifs, Apple, iitliiill Pia, Hells-Made lrscd, 0ft.

COOK'S for Photographs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. '

RUMMAGI SALE Market Build- ing today, 6 pun.

r0 naurax m as minutes. vii Maritime Central Airways. Phone 3061 or M0.

LEARN T0 SWIM the safe way. Use a Buoy-O-Boy. At the Bike Shop.

PHONE SAUNDERS. i806 for zwup and wedding pictures on location.

HEAR THE ADDRESS "Interna- tional Co-Operative Day" over C. F. C. Y. at 1.00 P. M. (A. S. T.) today by Major J F. Miaclvfillan.

NORTH RIVER CIRCUIT-Ser- vices Sunday, ‘July t: Long Creels l1 o'clock; Clyde River 3.00; King- ston 7.30. Rev. Athol Roberts.

35TH ANNIVERSARY The North River Women's Institute will celebrate its 35th anniversary at the home of Mrs. Russel Vlh:atley' Friday, July 0, at 3 p.m. All for. mer members invited to attend.

DUNNING GOES ON SLIP-The Northumberland Ferries 5.5. Dun- ning is scheduled to go on the slip at Pictou on Tuesday for inspec- tion and underwater overhaul. It is expected she will resume service before the end of the week.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and M“ Patrick 1301719 Wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Patricia, to William Flvyde Clarke. son of Mrs. Jane: and the late George Clarke of Qllllifl. 011i?» Mflfflaie to take place 1Y1 PBBBYIJOTO. QHL. the latter part of July.

CENTRAL PARISH-Services for 5111105)’. July 4- Special service at Clyde River. Rev. Neil Miller of Brampton. one. will address the congregations on the Budget at ll am. All welcome. The regular 59y- vices will be held at St. Cathcrines, 3 Pm; Churchill 7.30 p.m.; s.s. at. Canoe Cove and Churchill M;

'11 am. Rev. T. W. Goodwill, Min-

later.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PRESBYTERIAL-The 61st annual meeting will be held in the Presby- terian Church, Kensington. Thurs- day, July 8th, with sessions at 9.30, 2.30 and 7.30. Report on the recent General Assembly will be given in the afternoon by the Rev. Chas. D. Henderson. B.A.. Minister of Murray Harbour North. Sermon in the evening, "The Gospel Accord- ing to Jonah", by the Rev._T. H. Bussell Somers, M.A., S.T.M., Min- ister of the Kirk of St. James, Charlottetown.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-Morn- ing worship will be held at l1 s..m. with sermon by the minister, the Rev. James D. Davlson, B.A., B.D., whose theme will be "Gateways to Jerusalem". Miss Beverly Smith will sing Gounods "O Divine Re- dee-tner". The Beginners and Prim- ary groups of the Church School will meet at l1 am. The Com- munion of the Lord's, Supper will be observed, following the service of morning worship. Evening wor- shi will be held at '1 pm. with ser- mon, "Tides of the Spirit", by the minister. Mr. Preston Beck will sing "The Holy‘ City" (Adams).

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Camp Buchsru-‘flhe first Troop camp of the current season got under way Monday with the ar-

the m“ o! the “ma” pmy ‘t ‘iilght with stars so that I an!

9th Charlottetown (Trinity) Troop. Tuesday this Troop arrived to spend 9 days in camp after hiking out from Charlottetown and biv- oullcing for the _night enroute 18 miles out oi the City. .

The boys of the 9th (thirty-nine strong) left their H-Q- in Ohm‘- lottetown Monday afternoon at 3-00 PM. and proceeded via Bunbury, Cross Roads, Mt. Albion, Mt. Mel- llck. Cherry Valley, Vernon Bridge to Sceniin. Road. Wherf li- M5 P.M. they bedded down for the night after a. late supper. As is usual in a first night at any_boys' camp, the boys were restless and also wanted to finish the trek to Buchan. They were up at 3.30. cooked a good breakfast to suit their various tastes and were again on the road at. 4.15 AM», finally reaching Buchsn at 8.3 A. M. Tuesday morning.

Upon arrival at the Camp the boys were a tired but happy ‘Troop -they bad repeated the stunt of their older brothers of the Old Ninth who hiked to Buchan in 1988 to take in the Jamboree. Upon arrival at Camp, the Troop had a short refit, then erected their tents. By that time Cook Horace Smith. A.8. M. Wallle Higgins, Jr.. and their advance party of four Scouts had a real Jiggs dinner ready for SM. Sill iteid and his I8 hikers. Needless to say real justice was done the excellent meal. titer

which the Troop swung into their

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Literature Andi Life

By BOOKMAN

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FROM “DB PBOIUNDIS”

Willie "De Profundls" is more or less a sad book-written when Os- car Wilde was for two years in prison. if. has some very einorabls sayings la it. It will be rofltabie I think to look more or less close- ly at some of them. For instants he says this in one place: ‘I must say to myself that I ruined myself -thst nobody treat or small can be ruined except by his own hand." Does this not sound very like what Marcus Aurelius says in his “Medi- tations"? "No one is able to do me a real injury but myself." Besides, Johri Bunyan in his "Holy War" tells us that. the Citadel of iden- soul, which is the human heart. can not. be captured except. .by consent from within.

Have we not seen in our day how nations have fallen because of inside disloyalty?

Naturally Wilde had a good deal to say about sorrow, because he had a most unfortunate ilfe. says that clergyman and people who use phrases without wisdom sometimes talk of sorrow as a mys- tery. He says it is really a ‘revela- tion’. One disceraa things one nev- er discerned before. One approach- ed the whole of history iron. a different standpoint. "Pain," he says. “unlike pleasure wears no mask." Moreover he believes there is no truth comparable to sorrow. He is determined that his orison experience will not make him sour or a cynic. This verse would suit him:

“I walked a mile with sorrow

And never a word said she,

But oh, the things I learned from her,

When sorrow walk'd with me."

Oscar Wilde was a poet and has this to say about Wordsworth. ‘To contemplate the spectacle uf life with appropriate emotions Wolds- worth defined as the posts true aim. He affirmed that Christ's clue place was among the poets. Shel- ley and Sophocles are of his com- pany. Indeed his tribute to Jesus ls one of the‘ finest thili8i l have "read anywhere. This is part. of it: "Nor in Aeschylus nor in Dante. those stern masters of tenderness. in Shakespeare, the most purely human of all the great artists. in the whole of Keltic myth and ‘M- end. where the loveliness of the world ls shown through a mist of tears. and the life of man .s no more than the life of a flower. 15 there anything that, fol ch89? simplicity of pathos wedded and madeorle with sublimity of tragic effect, can be said to equal or even approach the last act of Christ's passion-the little supper with hi! companions. him for a price."

He quotes Emerson, who that nothing is more rare in any man than an act of his own; i118"

the rich young ruler

Jesus as "good master." h!

get the idea? Was it original you?" Pilate was asked at _ trail. "Who told you this of me?

the day.

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one of whom ‘nu’. sold

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Wilde goes on to say "that most people are other people." la ll not true that even our relifliflll m"? be more or less second hand. When addressed was asked why he called him “good? as much as to say “where did yo“ with the

Wilde read the mo: soioels and called them four prose DOB!"- H9 read the Greek New Testament and said it would be good 101' U5 if we read the Bible every mornins ._5 good way he thought to bell"

He said that there were Christ- ians befors Christ oa-mt. bili- 31° 55w none since. l He thouiht 3"-

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Dr. H. m. Wilson of Shlph-Iar- hour, NS, who has been named to head the newly-created division of civil aviation medicine, Department of National Health arid Welfare,

Ottawa. I-Ie will develop medical standards for personnel in civil aviation.

Cites Complaint 0i Premier Over Ferry Arrangements

ourrawa, July z - (Special)- In debate on supplementary estim- ates Wednesday W. Chester S. Mc- Lure, Progressive Conservative mem- ber for Queen's drew TransPofii Min- ister Chevriers attention to Prince Edward Island Premier Walter Jones‘ recent. complaint over the inadequacy of ferry arrangements from the Island province to the mainland.

Speaking on the $6,000.00!) item for improvement on the ferry ter- mmal facilities. Mr. McLure told the Commons that he had received complaints within the last few days about the lack of facilities at Cape Tormentine. He recalled that Premier Jones was forced to wait four hours at Tormentine for ferry passage and also that there had been complaints about the lack of rest-room accommodation on the New Brunswick side. Mr. Chevrier said he had seen the articles in which Premier Jones complained of the ferry service and that 1'19 11H the matter under consideration-