; cnARumeTuwN >GUARDIAN A

CHURCH E's TOMORROW I

on on ENGLAND “natural-d Salli!"

is. M. llLlone, sn- “fix, L.Th. .

sermons . n- ‘fi any °°"""““'°"‘

u» lllll!

a- 113°“! ‘m! “mum

DAYS- r't%-e""- u; Monday u; Tllesdlll’ m wednesdll! lg flair‘... and run-um- SONG"

rill

i!‘ “gamma! tho Incumbent

WIRYWD“ ...YY'?“°. M“ ._. ‘it-fellows CHURCH James T. Ihiioit, Rector

M‘ Lillian Earle. Ora-mist ‘n w, w, Ciarkson. Pfll- Timi-

Ho” Communion.

hmmy _- Miss Lena McLure. If"

Mark's Church, Halifax.

PRESBYIERIAN

m; KIRK or s1‘. JAMES Minister n, My, sli¥slsieil Somers, O

l an McKenzie - Bac.

.MOIt ‘.\G WORSHIP wit] Come to Thec." _ Roma 41:. George Johnson.

cast CFCY). lbs Minister will conduct the Ger vise and deliver the Sermon. Ib-The Evening Service is Willi- “mp1s for tile montil_oi August.

ZION prisoner-tints». cnuncn

Prince and Grafton Street lllinister ‘EV, G. tfrllllfibi’. WEBSTER Organist Pro-tom. Miss llelen Stewart

MORNING WORSHIP

s.m. Theme:

468. 486. Gill

, lllacLean --"IInnll in "inf-Johnston.

ills Rev. Lloyd lllacLeilan of New Glasgow. NS. will be the guest teacher ior the day.

Sabbath School meets at ten o'clock in the morning.

1| is good for me to draw near to God." r

In are cordially invited to_ wor- dlp with us.

Home bacteria emit enough lightl bollctograph objects.

lllurdb Relieves sprain i“ ‘ -. r- _~ :

The British anti Foreign Bible Society

FENCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

The British and Foreign Bible Society has issued translations and forwarded their circulation, believing I that in tilemseives they can bring cent to ilulnan souls Ind the experience of the rower oi the Gospel to every mm. It clearly recognizes hilt under the guidance of the lioiy Spirit, the inter- pretation of the Holy Scrip- llllts. and instruction there-

“ Pill-mtg csrunnast.

A- R0! Knnoaii. A-GC-O" LIA-Al,

l,“ nalllg-uchuht, choral and 181cm a.rn. runs. o wonsnrr.

Vocal Solo: "Beside

Vocal S i : "Th m mllaE-ay services are held in o o a Pa", Perfect”

uww, chapel. All seats arc free

oprmorl. Visitors are Mrs. Keith S. Roger] g; u" "um

w: m them after an service. 11.0?‘ a.‘ . Beginners and Primary

Corner of Prince and Flimsy Streets ter

Mugging Prayer and Sermon.

w, "Life's Lovely Titian" - MORNING wonsnrr 11 A,M_

titer _ Ilev. w. W. Clarksnm, Th“ mm’ "i" b‘ °°'“'“°°"l-

b "wing service during month Mrs. T. II. Russell will “o m";

The Church School meets at the EVENING WORSHIP ‘l Ifliinl.

Miss Marjorie Cruikshank will sing Miss Louise Cox, organist and d].

Dr. M. E. Genge, Supply Minus,- Mrs. Milton Stewart, Organist r month of August the ED111111, vice is withdrawn.

Church Sunday owing to the an.

nuai conventio i the Ch h oi Christ at Qlxlimlzltrsitld. u" u

We're one t . _ This life isubtil 31oz???‘ ‘w’ "°‘ ‘WW!’ 5W" man anthers

mun t f ti ‘ir only daughter And holds‘ u though “may tltlxfmgiiigaegtenCagttieyL to F/O John!

The yeag-g wuuld 19",, mm h." up Clare Cox. son oi Mr. and Mrs, n d

32d so he builds for time

In everv transient clime. There is a Rock that's sure and A iortsafrdm storm

Shall never be undone. The hand that holds this earth in

Home . Shall hold His building sure: And when the sands oi time are

run ‘Twill stand forever-more! Prince County Hospital.

PQJPJL-ro-i -__:_.

GAY’S' VEGETABLES

"l- bilvllil to the teaching “Willy 0i every branch of the Church.

The Society in Canada and Newfoundland coca forward | Mlleiultl as part of a lvorid- Wide Christian movement. I

lislliillllly appreciative of | i“ il-lllhnrt tllten by the

iormrd Cllllrril, 11nd by all lllr smaller evangelical bod- zglklllt across the Do-

nn I5. E. I, Auxiliary "m" W" support at all ‘

\

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After a busy plant MIMI. W! decided not to start an! new Work immediately after, but so man! callers came looking for velo- tabies we have concluded it is not fair to our prospective customers lowered b.\' .111 churches llo delay any lonser- Bellows llld communlons that be- lwednesday the 8th we offer f0! lievs each man and wolmui |sale our vegetables direct fflllll hi! a right lo have the lour garden to the consumer. Our Blrlpturrs in birth speech. rt mason has always been. w" II low as we can, not get all we can. and it always rnei. with I told)’ Ker colnlnlnllnns of the ‘resllimllfi "m" m" "Mwmna" Thanking you for your generous patronage for so many years-

J. J. GAY & Still

Iiead f Pri e 8t. Charlottetown. o no n '

UNIIED CHURC“

'Wnnr'r"frmns" ... ears" l ~ -Mh-I,”;knnsn.

Organist and Choir arm“,

__i.

rmon: Rev. Murdoch ,

I i on, M.A., 3.1),, a her and a l6l #151":

llhmblvul - Miss Pearl Bill-en:

Kinnon, M.A., .1), m‘ ii‘.tt.'.'“ri2.'.l!.i.§tl"' t" - W

Iinsitlgrenlolvl - Mr. sol-uh; In.

CHURCH SCHOOL C sse

BAP- THE BAPTIST CPHURCB

Icy. I. Judson Levy, 3,9,

with sermon, by the Rev. Ken~ gloat; Eaton, B.D., of Springfield,

l" u" 14ml" (Mcndefllfnohn). close of Morning Worshi

will be conducted ith by the Rev. lrsrrrrétilvnsiolimgrgf

"0 Loving Father" (Del Illegal, rector ot choir,

Clerc Ms

CON SUaANIéEIDERATION LIFE 1N

_-__-

be cnuncn NOTICE. _ g

place the latter part oi August.

TBANSFERRED. -Mr. R. Mait-

iand Owen hrs bee t -<

from the Abltibl Powner arriimrlerii.~iii gvénnanv at Iroquois Fails. Oll- u 0. t0 Bsult Bte. Marie where he wchicf cilemlst for the C0flilllllly.

. Owen is a son ui Mrs. W. E w

Owen of Charlottetown

LAMB STILL IIIGH. — Cell mt‘ prices for wholesale cuts of Spring;

ambs were fixed in a PrLes

Board order eflectivcthis week. The‘ prices are in line with carcass,‘ Qclilng prices which were eslabllshq glwhw aliolw an ‘extension of the,

l!‘ ill‘ 0d Ir J t ‘ t0 August per om U‘ 16

THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES. 4-

you an lnvmd h worm", Wm. Morning Worship at the Km; to.

[i_|_l§_l_3§_PTIST CHURCH

morrow will be conducied bv the Minister, the Rev. T. H. liusciil

fiENTnéiéucznntsfilin ‘ 535321’? ifi.“s'.§..§§i’.“" it}? ‘Sihiihi,

I] Organist, Miss E. Lillian hicKeuzc. are“; 3"“; Mus. Bac., will direct the mv-i-l

There will be no service in this

The Service will be over Station CFCY.

A GREAT CAUSE. — That menl

and wcmen may learn to worship, God “according to the Sci they must be made available ln| every land. so tint oft hem it. (ullI be said, "We do ilerlr them speak.

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I . p . Builders t’: obi-mall's t‘°..l°‘;§.i":i_.-s;?”bi

all Bible Bocietv effort. The P. a. r.|

______ Auxiliary or Branch solicits ycur

support in this great work.

M0 Irliiisbom Street, announce il-e

MR. AND MRS. EDGAR ALLAN! l

um 8e John J, cox, shellburne, N. S. Crr-'

poral Margaret {Allan is‘ gvlgi Lille; ' ‘ R C.A F. t O tnwa om 0X saéttcgsmthat shift with wind wd rmnny relzumed [mm m“. , The marriage will take ill-ill? 11111 August, 8-11-11.‘

rnmr-rv outrun (‘llI‘RClI.—

m“ “m. The services oi Worship in Trinity

.- l s .d Allflllh And he who builds upon its height glgxwglfiwh cggdqgfgjalbv m“: Mummy, g, MaoKlnllon. M. ‘An BD who will preach in the molly-l night eleven on “Cllllsl- I“ Father and a Returning soldier." and in the evenluf.’ llt sevenlllli "Harnessing Buper-Atcmatlc er for a Better World Tomorio . t

F Hamel Fraser The music for Sunday morning will.

NOSE AS EVIDINCI

vicinity, and renewing old friendi

bing pasteurized No l 3i-».-34=?.. No it 34-84%: current receipt Qlll _ w No 1 pasteurized 34 l/lli (101 M --

~~ l a w“ o‘ i: ‘if."”ss:§.°2.§i§:'-..“ Jo

| '3 - : ... 1 r .

Creamery prints ‘kn ‘m e ‘ Mr. Meilish, who has been a re.

include a Controls: Solo l-[Bcvsilire July 22' 1945' 22x31 vggglrss. (glafiljialxvgtletiliis hMr. i sinf-i R0 Ell BRADFORD, Yorkshire. mo» Pam"- lnnd __ (OP) _- The end portion oi’ a human nose. preserved in a bottle, was produced as evidence in court by a woman lvho claimd it was hers bitten off by a Can. _ adian soldier The soldier pleaded m cgrdjgan, North Milton, cud not guilty and was committed for tr.ai

Minardfis kills pain

Mr, nn csidc nlld5

, i ft W cinwtlay gall’; nlsopiilbglclgldl‘ leiome ion Tllb -‘ rose Sask. after spclldllltl weeks visiting their near re a .\ _

PRODUCE

.____

MONTREAL, Aug. l0 — (CPI -

Produce Prices ma“ "ported W the Dominion Department of All‘ riculture follow:

noes: Spot out and Quo- i} large 48-46%: A Medium li-igtiiltyij. A pullets 37-38; B 35-36: C s ‘LB Western Large 45; Medium ~13. 35. Receipts: i142 DUKES-

BUTTER: Witolesaie Que i0b"t

first grade solids Job price 3544-‘

""'-“*—‘~"" " tor local and export ir

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“iiitoilildtltiiirsior rnorllrov THE FORUM

QUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 12 AT 8:30 O'CLOCK "The Seal Of The Living God’

TUESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 14 AT 8:30 0’CLOCK "Tile Longest Time Prophecy”

llltsnav NIGHT, AUGUST to AT mo ocnpcx wégffzjmlvmae" _____ .._

FULL GOSPEL

PENTEBDSTAI. ii-illlilflli

I _ s1 emu AVENUE : P A-M. Sunday School for all ages. l

l A-M- Worship and Preaching. i 7:30 PM. Evangelistic Service 8 g-M Wednesday Prayer Service.

M. Friday, Young People's. Rev. J. C. KLEINSTEUBER, Pastor.

20

36%. Receipts: 059 boxes.

Receipts: 7573 boxes- POTATOES: '15 lb bnil-‘l 10ml 2-

I'll] Course and Brush-up

ll/l6-2l, Que Zllli-BZ.

(Armstrong Advertiscrt

Tuesday afternoon. July 31. ill

HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL

on all Branches. Teaching by ELIZABETH, prominent Hair-Stylist.

The 32:02:’: may look for

DAY AND EVENING

s.’ 0

rk in the Mono- area to help them to

defray expenses.

l

Write for particulars { I ELIZABITIPS l IIAIIDIIESBING SCHOOL i

carmrnmzr-n

nrn you our your Car N l‘ 300k? B-‘lllfgl.

Bllndly morning at ll oclorfsrvlrz:

Prlnmtown Untied Churc . m J~ 4~ Y. Mlnlner. n sit-ii.

MR. AND MRS JOHN Mr. - - c 2:53. Olierry Valley, announce, vlldslenoent of their Cllllillltur lll-lerlte to Harold J. Dun-E Dhy of Mlllvlew. Marriage to take

B-ii-ll.

A DISTINGUISHED GUARDIAN, LIST BOY. - Rev. Gavan P. Mon-J "hill. 911-13.. Peed. 4D., formerly a member oi the teaching staff oi St. DUMRLXI'S.CO1iBg€ and at present, superintendent of diocesan ‘ in the State of OkifilK/Jlil. was 11. Guardian list boy for n titlmbcr of- years In 1912 he was the tvlnner of‘ a prize offered by the Guardian-J a ticket to a circus. -

srl1:ois_

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CEN'I‘RE (Oval): Mr. and Mrs. .I. H. Monnghan. and Rev. Joseph, S J

its

the Golden Jubilee of their lrlar-l _ _ Rev. Joseph Monaghan, S..I. i mouth street, on Sunday evening,‘ 19.l7. Vancouver", B.C., and Lt. Genevieve s from 7.00 to 10.00 in honor of Rev. Monagilall, It N , at present with Maurice Mflllfiilllflll. s-J- _ the American Army in France, will parents. On Monday tnorilitls the filllfllf" J11

‘four Fathers lvimmgilnn will offer lllllllllflll Masses of thanksgiving at four al~j JPfPllll

not be present.

Coincident with the Jubilee ceie- , , bration will be tlvo other events Nils in the challel 0f 5L Jllfiflllffil 5V PM“ r . - 1n which two of Mr, and nus, Convent. The masses will begin at‘ Mrs- Mvlluallllu ls t1 slut-v 8.00 o'clock and will be followed by! late Rev, Maurice Monaghan, breakfast at the ChIITIQEtEtOWIiI S..I., who was ordained to the holy HON-11-

pliflsiilfifld in Toronto on July i, -lvili nffcl‘ his first Solemn Mass in

Si. Dunstans Basilica on Sundayl

at 11.11} zl.m.. and ulili be assisted

by his brothers, Fathers Gzlven and

St. Clair, as deacon and subdeaconl Cross, PE-I- 0n NOV 30. 1957- O respectively: on Monday Fat-tier St. l SBDL 10, 1895. he that-vied . Clair will observe the sixth attniver- sary of his sacerdetal ordinationlMrs. Monaghatl was born at S1 in Tile sermon at Father MauricesTeresaks parish on Jlllv first tfllfilllll mass will be prcnchedl and is the youngest member oi a 1 . Rev, Mauricg McDonalcLf family of twelve children.

_ ll faithful friend of long’ Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan resided ’ _ standing oi the Mnllaghan family, at Kelly's Cross until i905, when , members of the family: liarillta ls .. and for whom all the sons at, one ' they moved to Chnrlottctolvn \\’iil’i'(3lln1ll‘l‘il‘tl tn Neil '\’:\l

Ithey made their home until 1938‘ <

Monaghalfs sons will be the prin-

MacMilian. In earlier years Mr. Meiiish was t“, Gm‘ Ont and NB 2534 65 ha contractor and a builder but .hc

THOMAS MELL sir fa

ness forced him to bcd and to the‘ A h". crowd of {fiends and hospital two months ago. neighbors paid their ‘finni respects fD- one of ArmstronBS Old "m9" OD 2.30 when they attended the fun- srsi services ol Thomas Mcllish, conducted by Rev. F. i-l. Stevens, P~$i.%1"-L“_;;._. r» Si. _‘

A member of the United Church this srand old man showed his love for his church by attending ser- “m,”

vice on every occasion when °1_ ‘ During__tl_le_iuneral_service Mr.

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BEIITIIAILEIJARDIAIUMR. AND MRS. J. H. MONAGHAN "‘“ A CELEBRA TE co LDEN 111311.125.-

PAGE THREE

Resolutions At 5 GILL. Convention-

‘S-‘IDN OFFERS FIRST - SOLEMN MASS

N FNW~WT Ionwwvionwwrlwuncyuwarib! 0,]

sident of this district ince i898 .

ill/BS born at Union Road, P. E. 1.: sore “rm he “as found at [89 years ngo, It was in this, the mg of the 0m hnnny CHE, Current white ‘m; smallest province ill the Dnnnnlolt 1 ‘awn, 2o FOB, wholes.“ “Mmtrti New Perth, that the dezcased

mic. western gtclgfigltlteéutgn’ 933939113; lifgldlm? fairs and politics. For many years

. Mcliishis

11d called and for the greater - - .~ . an of ms me he lived on a farm, to the end, was politics. A slaunch

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CENTRE SIDES: Rev. Alfred, S.J. and Rev. .. Rev. Martin (deceased). BOTTOM: Dr Theodore, Mrs. Neil A. Nolan,

and Mrs. J. H. Monaghan," Arrangements have been made; Wllfll lllvy lllflvcd i Weymoutit Street, Charlotte‘ that the four masses at Si. Dun-. ATOYlF-flllllll tlllbllll town. will be joined by eight of the ‘ stuns Basilica will be tifievrti bv. Dfllli 0T ill? P“ ' tell living nletnbers of their family‘ the four brother-priests on Sunday,‘ "I Monday in the celebration of August 12. A reception will be llelci _ _ \.1t at the blonagltalt ltolnc, 193 Wey-- lllalned llllill hi5 brother o1 Rev. Dr.l

. . IYPPEPSIDESI R '. Si. (‘l ~ , S..I. . E; itev. Gavan. Ph.el‘)., Paedgr and laduwwledge n‘ “ppreflatmn i4

and pig‘ fl/llscotltile

of Loyola College, Montreal. Father

Joseph, SJ is attached to the 1m-

‘maculnte Conception parish, Van-i entlvcr. Father Maurice, S.J. new-t no,“ ll‘ ‘

Rev. Dr. Prior and Rev. Dr.§ Thomas Curran, both of rvhom lvere rectors of Si. Dllnstdlvs Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan .. . - l .- , Rflnarlhblo, “my ‘cry, Toronto. Marie, RN. is inl Resolwd the eillplu}: of the U. S. Govern- ment ill rclassachusetzs. Lt, Ger; t evieve, RN. is a nursing sister w t‘ l _ the American Army in Europe, juould‘ and “m” °f

M1‘. James H. Monaghnn, second oldest of a family oi fo.ll'-.llisti1i:tion of bell teen children was born at Kelly's; an outstanding i:

Isabelle Curran in Tracadic, P.E.I,

in . Tile following are

|culnstanccs n-ould permit. Evenl Stevens said 1 after a former illness several years t greater than that loft by the 1nnn_ ago left him handicapped by R,llllIiS€li. No words that I can say;

will add anilliliny: to or take away

vice enjoying particularly the sing-

Two other wallts of liie were oi wnonl he lived. “All wllllllt be dill.

keenest interest to llli7i—~Cll’lL‘. af-l business 11nd the dear ones 1n his

before consolidation he was trus- Besides his tvidnw’, served on the council of the M1111i~ gilptaiity of Sfiaiiumcheen. Perhaps

r ccncst intcrcst, qvcll

iwho resides Willi his plzrents on‘

among those passed at the an~ nual diocesan convention of tht C. W. L. held in Charlottetown ‘this week: ,

Whereas the Catholic Women! , League desires to honor in particu- lar the members of the hierarchy who attend or participate 1" convention proceedings-

Be it resolved that our If!!!" tude be extended to His Excellency. .Most Rev. James Boyle. m1. 101 ‘his presence at our meeting, hi: ‘ celebration c1 Convention Hi8" ' Jviass, and hzs words of wisdom and inupirntion. We pray that hi! ‘may be blessed with health and . strength and length oi years to ‘watch over the flock confided to his care.

l3e‘it"resolved that sincere W" preciation be extended to our Dio- cesan Chaplain, Rev E. L. Mur- ray for his attendance at Con- vention. his unfailing interest m our work, and his confidence in our united eiiorts for Church and country.

Be it resolved that we, the Catholic Women's League assemb- i. in Convention wish to ex- press to the Honourable J. A. Bernard, our appreciation of the honor conferred upon him as Lieutenant-Governor o! the Prov- lnce, and also to Mrs. Bernard. as our "First. Lady."

Further Resolved that we ap- preciate the honor of their pres- ence at Convention opening. and convey to tilcm such expression with pledge oi loyalty.

Be is resolved that gratitude be r-xpressed to the Charlottetown sub-division chaplain, Rev. L. A. Dougan for his attendance at Convention opening meeting and inspiring greeting to delegates.

Be it resolved that we extend our grateful thanks to Rev. Jos- cph N. Trainer of Indian River and Rev. Kenneth MacMilian, Cnarlotlelolvrz. for attendance at ‘our opening of Convention and for kind participation 1n programme. Be it resolved that this Conven- tion go on TrCOICl as expressing luur deep appreciation to Hon. Dr. , . J. P. MacMiiian, O.B.E.. guest speaker. for his brilliant and out- ,standing address on vital present ‘day problems.

Be it resolved that we, the Cath- olic Women’s League of the Dio- cese oi Charlottetown assembled in Convention, desire to give ex- pression to our sincere apprecia- ,tion oi the presence at Convention ‘of our esteemed National Profi- dent, Miss Ann MacMaster, and ‘of her splendid address at open- ,i.ng of Convention and invaluable ‘contribution to discussion during sessions. l Further resolved that We renew tour expression of love and loy- alty to our distinguished and de- voted Nationai President. , Be it raoived that we extend to lCity Councillor, Andrew Butler land Grand Knight R. A. Mac- .don~aid. K. n: C., appreciation of itheir presence and expression oi ,good ulishes, at Convention open-

i Be it resolved that the grati- ‘tude of the Diocesan Council oi the Catholic Women's League as- sembled in Convention be extend- ,ed to Mrs. W. J. MacMilian, Host- ;ess President, for her gracious welcome and kindly hospitality also to Mrs. G Parnell MacMahon and her committee for splendid onvention arrangements

i f! The Press Resolved that this convention

'the Island press for publicity sc- ccrded League activities during

iifilflllt General Mamie! of the -the vear and especially during the ‘anadiatt National Hotels and re- Ugflod of Cgnvgntjun,

in Oltasva. Father Gavan, _ 1' ii member of the teach- Mush,

mg stall of St. Dunstarfs College.

1s now Superintendent of Catholic Resolved ma, we extend