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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Religion And T .ife By Very Rev. George C. Pldgeon, D.D., L.L.D. First Moderator of the United Oharcb or cum

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NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. — Advertisers are reminded that their Iopy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the previous day to advertisers who telephone classi- ﬁeds. etc. should particularly boar this in mind.

wee-k with the class for 6-8 year olds beginning toduy. All classes are held after school witii children from 9-11 years attending Wed- nesdays and 11-13 years on ‘Flinn.- days. As usual children will urn-k with clay, paints, cliniks and vai- ious other materials. Special in- strtictioii in cutting and printing designs by linoleum blocks is planned for the Thursday class. Wiieii the Art Centre first opened three seasons ago. children came to t.iie classes on the recommend- ntion of ttheir school teacher. Now. however, these cia .-.~, are open to

meet weekly until the Enstcr hell- days when an exhibition of their work will be held.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of John M. MacAulay was held from his late residence 40 Grafton Street, yesterday morning to St. Dunstans Basilica when solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. P. F. Mac- Donald. assisted by Rev. J. W. McCardle as deacon and Rev. Dr. P. McMahon as stib-dcacnn. Pre- sent in the sanctuary were liis Excellency Most Reverend James Boyle and Right Reverend Maurice

liam Hughes and Joseph Mac-

Joseph MacDonald. Peter Hughes, Francis Arblng, Daniel Bradley

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday

CHANDLER BROS. for unsarid.

A Canadian artist has painted a pictiure entitled “The Castaways." The scene is a churning little bay on the Pacific coast. and high on the bank are some great logs, thrown up over the rocks by a tidal wave. Once they were giant

they were cut down to be fitted into his purposes and plans: then

inary tide can reach them. They have fallen out of use; there is no purpose that they serve; they lie there slowly disintegrating mid decaying under the influence or 51in and air and mostiure. the elements which made their growth possible. They are good for nothing. They are castaways.

Dr. F. B. Meyer once published

bondage lest, after having preach- i ed to others, he himself might be ii castaway.

'i'lie following is Dr. Meyer's il- itistratlon of what Paul meant by Iicinu ll cnstziwayi,

"Wiicii styiograpiiic pens first (‘iilllﬁ tiito use I got one expect- iiir that it would serve me per- fectly. But I ivas grlevously disap- pointed. Sometimes, when I tried to use it, it would not make ll mark; at other times it was profuse in inking the finger. So I laid it aside and bought an- other. The one I hold in my hand

writing on which I have set my mind. But I still keep the other pen. Often I see i-t lying in a corner of a drawer. I often, when I am packing up my things to g0 off on a journey, seem to hear it saying: "There he is, going off ngninwithout mc.At one time he never went anywhere without tak- ing me with him. He never wrote anarticls butIfirst knew its con- tents. But now, all these months and months, I have been lying here unused.‘ Now that unused stylnsrztpiiic pen is my idea of what Pnul meant when he said

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that he feared being a casts/nay."

Dr. Meyer added to this the fact that it had become .0. great fur in his own soul lest, after all the grace and opportunity that had been given him, the time might come when he too

cesses as had been given to him were the fruit of the divine Spirit

aged minister who attributed his happiness and success in his min- istry to a spirit/uni movement in Eastern Ontario when he was a boy. He described the leadership given by a young minister from Scotland who flashed through that district like a flame of fire. 0n Sundays crowds followed him from place to place and no build-

Scotland and heard that this mun was minister in a little min- ing town. He went to one of his services and found only a few people there, and felt that he had never bet-ii iii a. religious meet- ing where everyone seemed so cold and dead. This minister had lost the joy and power which once he had.

The glfit of’ the Holy Spirit comes to those only who are giVCn up, heart and soul, to the fulfillment o! God's purposes in them. If. in any way or for any cause, we fail to maintain that

ligion,

“Where is the biessedness I knew when first I saw the lord?" is a question often asked. "Just where you left iti" was the ans- wer given by the Scottish John ~McNeii1. Go back to the point where your path separated from Christ's way and you will find Him there waiting for you. ‘Tire Father's life is incomplete with- out His Son; when the prodigal returns home he is received with the welcome and the gladiiess which Jesus describes in His parable. »

son of Mi‘. and Mrs. Wilbur Trainer

Memorial Hospital, Gander. New- foiuidlaiid. on Novc-mbcr 13th, after a short illness od ten days in his

Heart Cemetery and at the grave-

and esteem in which the deceased

dricken. 2. Francis Rogerson. Grade VI —<1. Leona Rodgerson.

PRINOI COUNT! Junior-O years and under

let-Janette V. Myers. Albany RR: Douglas Predict. Freetown; David Profitt, Freetown; Sandra Jsrdine, Freetown; Mary Hedfeil,

3rd -— Cottie Toombs, Bedeque; Lorne Platts, Searletown. 4th -— Jean Murray, Kenning-

5th —— Keith Stetson, OLeary; Sylvia Boyle, Summerside.

l0 and 11 Years

1st —- Eileen Stavert. North Bedeque; Myrna Heffell, Free- town; Garth Toombs, Bedeque.

2nd -— Carmen Paynter, Free- town; Shirley Uardlnc, Freetown;

3rd -— Elizabeth Bowneaa, Ken- slngton; Gladie Davison, Kcnsing- ton; Robert Montgomery, Bedeque; Catherine Callbeck, Bedeque. 4th -- Kendal Gudkin, Summer- sitle; Arthur Enniaii, Sunimcrsidc‘, Barbara Cassclnizin, Sunimersidu; Joyce Rogerson, Suminerside; Garth Harris, Summerside; Gar- land Harris, Summersidc; David Leggc, Summerside; Gordon Hues- iis, Surnmersidc; Mary Currie, Summerside; Margaret J. Car- ruthers, Summerside.

5th — Joan Stetson, Howlari;

Intermediate 12, l3, l4 Years

1st -— Pauline Mouse. Kenslng- ton; Chester Stetson, Freetown. 2nd —- Sidney Drummond, Frec-

wn.

3rd — Earl Collect, Bed-eque; Kenneth Blakeney, Kenslmgton; Brewer Auld. Freetown; Ensor Taylor, Freetown.

4th — Helen Huestis, Summer- side; Joyce Enman, Summerside; Bob Bowneos. Surrunerside; Alan Warren, Summerside; Robert Huesiiis, Summerside; Barbara Lease. Summers-ids; Thomas Har-

l-lowian; Beryl Wcodside, Ken-

ist — Phyllis Dnimmond, Free- town.

Vaunda Stewart, Hampshire; Har- old Racleham,

o ﬁ-ITLGREAT‘ NEW

CROCKETT

i- Mlinmlald- Re“ Belmllrd Gulls side the ﬁnal i; on we; m; old Pugh Summersidc moons. n. c. - (cc) - “l?” l“ m‘ °h°l" Pa“ b"? '____ by rm. rtthsrmniigan. e M so. - Shirley Jewell, Bedeque; Kent St. chafiﬂuﬂtﬂwll PiiUllG ai weiare officer James Munn B" "l charwilemw“ “"3": Mu“ 353N511]; 735mg“, The Max Cards, telegrams, mes- Vernon Cornish, Howlan; Calvin "f" ‘"1 hind i0 ave the first Mcmllayi Ywi" Cale?“ ‘him ' sages of sympathy and fiorrai tri- Carruche-rs, Howlan; Evelyn Gar- billfWi donation when the Red PlllllP Maﬂmi ‘l ‘l- Tralmlri wll" rune (icam 04 Bemud Tmmor, butcs bore testimony to the love diner. Bcdeque; Ellen Cornish,

Hunitcr River;

Wiltsliire.

2nd — Joyce Easter, Hampshire 3rd — Malcolm Maclrinis, Harts»

‘Vemtinghouse

Whiteway, Murray River; Bowman, North Wiltshire.

Seniors

REFRIGERATOR

ed F1, sheath,“ ‘m. underlay trees on the western slope, maj- would be e castaway. and with Fmeliiwiii Wesley Heﬂell. Fr"- menw cstic in their size and height, ceaseless vigilance he guarded lllwn‘ N, _ with all their vital energies in against it. It was no groundless and '“ mule“ S“ m" Nllnh i oau. aromas anaemic zine-r. a°ll°"i "mi by the hiind o! man dread. such experiences and suc- Beam“ O CABINETi New cabinet siylinawith auto;

muiic door closer end trip-lock latch, rovldes more room in less sp cc.

by some accident they were cut in his life, and sloth, indiifer- , M c D (QNTEOL. _ JUST RECEIVED new shipment adrift‘ brlllsed “ml buffeted by cnce or evil tplemtgdwighin would ton; Margaret Murray, Kensing- . viiitelseci-isreclizongsl-of coidlor oll 19px: o1 ‘Helen film-pm" Cardygan and the Waves. and finally cast away lead to its withdrawal. lflfil Frml MacAll-slalld» Bl°°m' “my A; “thaw, wwinghoum|eatum| Pullover Sweaters in all shades “ll a rocky shore where no or- Years ago the writer met en lleld- Q {R5515}, Enhmva Sqnqﬂgy 5...,“

Freezer Irene: taster and gives you more storage space lor frozen foods.

I MEAT-KEEPER: Provider proper ment-

keeping cold for meat, poultry, ﬁsh. Holds

up to

15th:. O MILK AND TALL BOTTLE COM-_

PARTMENT: Keeps 8 quarts oi milk dairy cold. Drop shell gives extra utility. HUMIDRAWER; Keeps lluii and vege- tables hash and uppetiring ' sTQR-DOR: Exclusive construction gives

CIIILDRENS ART cusses a sermon entitled “The Casta- ing was large enough for the Phyllis Err-gland. North Bedeque; u __ , BEOPEN-“A new session of clnss- ivﬂy." The text was l Corinthians throngs who wanted to hear him. Helen MacMillan, Ke-nsington; *;l"i° 59ml"? ihellw“? "lllwlll l°" on for boyg and girlg from 51X to 9:2’! where Paul says that he buf- Many were led to christ. Years Lila MacAusiand. Bloomﬁeld; ° °°""‘“°'°"'

thirteen your, o; ggg rggpgng [his fets his body and brings it into after one olhis convertswent to Freda MacAusland, Bloomfield. . ﬁgiilygziiiiﬂinMﬁghlAﬁiﬁrtiiz

reserve lor hot weather demands. Pio- videi dependable low-cost operation. BUILT-IN wAfcHMAN. Exclusive Westinghouse “dual automatic" control shuts oft mechanism in event oi trouble —- Iestorts when trouble is post. . S-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN Provides one-yea: warranty plus 4-year replace- ment plan on scaled-in mechanism.

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$35900

June

5th — Malcolm Maclnnis,

ville; Margaret Rogers, Bedeqnc: P.

Everyone will wani- one in the Spring

PLAY SAFE! GET YOURS NOW AT

AND LTD.

que. 3rd —— Lila MacAusland. Bloom-

1'. 1; “mo” ‘ habit with h _ Donald. Interment took place in - h} _ » . Ke ‘ 1 ;

The donation brought his recgilii Sl- Mldili-‘lil Cemetery. Cumin §§§v§§f..§°y".l,l,{k°af§° f?‘ a 811$“: “as ed CIIZiTit-ZnHdSgL: Kceorilgiiigton;nsgegqfgno 35ml’ Alldrews- Ycirll- 5th - Joan MacLeod, Hart;- field; Leila MacAuslarid, Blc0ni~

fr. m points or blood given to the 131mb “he” "Wk" ‘"1" °°“' and friend: hi)“, on Pmliargdmafa Ingivivmq 5300K gcﬂgol, Carmthﬂ, Il1°whn_ ville; Joan Vesey, York; Wilma field; Charlotte Cairns, Freetown;

- I'd C3055. ducted by the pastor, Rev. Parnell 151mm and Newfoundland Rgport (m- ymun-y ' 591110" 15» l3» l7 Y"?! $08003, North Wiltshire; Jean Lutle Campbell, North Wilishirc. m Wood. Pallbearers at Curran , . ,' _i D 11 8m’? ell NOFllI Willi-shire. 4th ——’ Joyce Eﬂﬂtvr. Hamli-

HOPE SPRING! ETERNAL Bann were: Alexander lilatts. Bermud passed wwny at nmtms Grade 12X - l. Dorothy I-Ien- scum" 15' m In" 1st —— I-Mtle Campbell, North‘ ' shire; Freda Stet-hon» Freelowib

Harts-

~iv. drove down main street in and Aeneas MaeDougail. 33rd year. H15 condition w“ my Grade V — 1. Doreen Jay. 2. 2nd _ Hlrry MaeAusisnd, . lIlI-Pliyllll Drilmmcnd. Free- Nora Rogers. Bedeqiie: Helen ‘lie middle c! one o! the winter’; W, we ed c.1119 1 mm the d5, Elsie Rodgerson. a Helen Hen- - d. J h w h Bed... Ville. town. Hardy, Bloomfield; MEiXiC M: - Mm mow storms m; eutom S r l”. . y dflcl-ten ' Bwmm“ ' ° l‘ ‘u’ M11 — Maxie Mid-mi- Nci-th 2nd — Harry Mﬂtlillillfid Leen North Willshire" Milieu "’l° “m” ‘i "5"" aiirrriiir: Personals Edi? iiliirlieliitliitiigfn hrengeiimet: crane IV - 1. Mildred Rodger- ‘*“§;d-_L,,,, Ma, Cmwen Bloom. wilisiiire- , Bloomﬁeld; John Waugh, Bed; Wind’, Hampshire. ' . mwboat’ - Mr. and Mrsflssiac Jcilyiiiore, lctirirdesésfttgrr arrived a short ﬁélr-‘diicggm’ Hemlcken- 3- Phelm gtlaldimf {file orliiihme bréiiivexlsl: 5th — Milton ward’ Hampshire’

Spring Brooke, are visiting with ‘ ' 00 l9 I 3Y0 at i ‘ Brealhiiigldiiilc EIQIQI friends in Halifax, N. s. H” “m” Wm“ "mall Wm“ 6"“ m “ l‘ Ede" mag“ Freetown. KING‘! 0mm" i

tiatarrli Given Belief

711K004 0! bin! lwake at night

“"31"! "I4 Wililhllil’. why M sister, Mrs. Elmer _Paynter. u _ 2nd __ F i. Ma u“, M ._ U! WW. and break up your ezid “"_ hiding rthautpahtastraiialattlneldilidn tilde - Geraldine Rodi; nvu QUEENS COUNTY ray Rivcr- “no c u! 0611f The many friend: 0! Nin- Jvhii Gerald!” Baum“, from who“ _________ ' l! HIM-liar Orient-cam wii mm‘- Wul" Wm» will "Tm F8118. They lived i-n Charlottetown mar mane COMPLAINS 'l‘“‘l°" 9 ""' “d UM" intermediate stimulate the linings of the throat to leer-n that she has entered hhe M, an.” years md men rammed

'° U"! may throw oft irritating "QQUODE-tilﬂi, as the congestion Niles away, you get relief. mono releases into the breach tubes, nose and throat, e Wine _ antiseptic vepor that helps ii keep e breathing organs clean

Ind tree mdise d t " opos Wlish‘ ; D nil Nisbet, Hunter

Mid. G omrrii-orsrizetriiiiiyiudoi: _ “ﬁilfsiémﬁ. his wife and iletrtiegn i? theaﬂlgletst Rilve-rl" Gail Timid-can. North J““l°" 9 “m” “"1 UM"

t, a g _ , ~ .. - ‘

Pr“ ru a s in 35o and 75c Dlrls two small children. Bernadettemgi: in the public interest. While the Wilvighir-e‘. Donlld Puke’. Norm l“ _ Jeane“. v_ MW‘, AL

Miss Janet Daiziei of New Annan is spending a few days in French River, the guest of her

Charlottetown Hospital for treat- merit.

M3‘. Arthur Paynter of French River is visiting with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Pnynter, o! Halifax. N. S.

North Tryon to West Royalty where he received his primary edu- cation and later attended S. D. U. He enlisted in the P. E. I. Hlgth- landers when we: broke out and it

son. 2. Elaine Henricken. a. Joyce Itodgerson. Grade I 8r. - I. Johnie Rod- gerson. 2. Charlie Rogerson. Grade 1 Jr. — l. Angus Rod-

to Gander where he was manager of the Airport club and they re- sided there until his death. Barney as the was better lmown as in Gen- der was indeed loved. by all and will be rennembercd by his pleasant personality and as a. genuine and

end Garry two. His parents,

LONDON. Feb. 3-—(AP) —'l'he British meat trade complained in effect today that nationalization will put t/he gristie in the Sunday roast. All segments od the industry joined in sponsoring a pamphlet for pix/bile distribution which de-

industry is not as yet nationalized,

4th — Freda Stetson. Freetown- btih — Nora Rogers, Becleque; Margaret Rogers, Bedeque; Helen Elizabeth Hardy, Bloomfield.

1st—Naomi Willis, East Hoy- alty; Roddy McLeod, Hartsville. 2nd — Melvin MacNeill, North Wlltshire; Allison Bowman, North Wllishire; Connie Clark. North Wiltshiire.

3rd — Phyllis Parker, North

River.

ray River. i

Murray River.

Juniors 10 and 11 Years 1st -— Fergic MacLeod, Murray

1st —- Sterling Whitevray, Mur-

2nd — Kenneth W. MacLcoti.

PROVINCIAL HONORS

bany R.R.; Douglas Profitt, Frec-

CASH SALE

—~ sisters Georgina. R. N.. in Port the Government buys all of Brit- wiitshlre; Mary Proud. Hampshire

town; David Profitt, Freetown;

tlEAN

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The White iiane

“My White Cane gives me a. sense of security that nothing else seems to do," said Mr. G. E. Wood, when asked if he thought the sighted pub-

with my cane slightly extended, confident that the oncoming motor- ist will recognize it as the symbol of my handicap. I know that over the inst four years The Canadian Council oi’ the Blind have informed almost everyone as to what. the white Cane Means."

"Like many others, I did not want to use s. White Cane at first," Mr.

curb. Because. perhaps, oi previous white Cane Campaigns, I will not

were last made in 1935-

Chester. N. Y.; Imetts. R. N.. in Charlottetown and Aurilda, stud- "ent. at U. C. C. His btrotiher Gerry predeceased him seven years ago.

Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. .113. McCarthy at the

led the hearse. His remains were then transferred to Bishop's Falls where it was met by the Executive of tile G. W. V. A. and his pall- bearers were six veteran trlends of the last war.

The interment was at Sacred

fight

proved in more than 90 years

siiis imported meat. HNEAPPLE ISLES

the world's pi eopple.

who passed away February 7th, 194a, Lovingly Remembered by Her Fimily

Hawaii. s volcanic-corral island group. grows aibout 90 per cent of

In memory o! our dur Mother, MRS. CHARLES E. MIcDONALD

February comes with deep regret;

5th — Charles Easter,_l~lamp- shire; Lois Jewell, Harts-ville.

I0 and 11 Years 1st -— Diane Willi-l. East B07-

iird - Errol Campbell. NOWYI Wiltshire; Sylvia Clark, North Wilishlre; Ewen Campbell, North Wiltshire.

4th — Trevor Campbell, North Wiltshirc; Audrey Newson, Hamp- shire; Ida Ncsbit, Hunter River.

5th - Alma Edwards, Hampshire Marjorie MacLecn, Hartsville; George Proud, Hampshire.

Bowman, North Wiltshlre.

Sandra Jar-dine, Freetown; Mary Heffell, Freetown; Wesley Hcffcll. Freetown.

2nd —

i Ernest Stsvert. Notrtii ' Bedeque. i

u, mo“ Ch m}, Gum 8rd -— Cottle Toombs, Bedequui ltihifnzdzifisiiiiiildllileerlliii510.50.»: gigvemlger 1:01. A n oielf-IOII?‘ augd _ no,“ 3m, Andrew New Lorne Platte. Searletcwn: Naomi 24 - to a busy street there is’ no one from the Greait World Veterans As- Glasgow‘ Beryl Easter, North wlllls- East Royalty; Rmldy M30,

close by 1 listen and then step out socinticii and EiiUs club a/ocompan- wmshirﬁ Lead‘. iiajigziillvcx-llrrayv Kcnsington; ~

Melvin MacNeill, North Wiltshire Allison Bowman, North Wiltshirc; Connie Clark, North Wiitshire, ; 5th—Margarct Murray, Kcnsing- ion; Fred MacAusland, Bloom- field; Phyllis Parker, North Wilt- shire; Daniel Nisbct. Hunter Riv- er; Gail MacLean. North Wilt- shtre; Keith Stetson. 0‘I..eary.

town; Shirley Jardine, Freetown;

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Wood continued. "I thought it would m ‘m; 11 ya" __ " “’l“_"

make me too conspicuous but now smbbafn lnkm°dhl° u’ 13’ u Y ' Q R g l, b

Iundenmnd the Sen“ oimdepend- sf | 1st Elaine Cooke York l“ — ma“ wing‘ East RM‘ Tumbler l ﬁg 9D“ ll Elves to 5 lillml P°l5°ll mo“ In loving memo _ of d _' ' ' _ ally; Eileen Stavcrt, North Bcde- " ' '

ing about alone. Now when t} com? wh 5U“?! tiny. d Fame“ John m Thomrpsm‘ n!" 10125510‘; Roberta Todd. Ohar ‘m; Farm Macheod‘ Mqrray PERFECT|QN 6 TOMATOES a ggszlufxcfiedz’; Ufa‘; o, Maggy; ll§§~o_“"“' Pm“ “w” F""““"Y 7"‘- 3rd - smiley Nicholson. nirn- llgééilll-uclrﬂww"; BUTTER, lb. ... .. 28 oz», 2 tins ..

n nutritive tonic has been ville; Robe Will-i. York; June 2nd __ earthen Paymer’ F”? LAiR-D Seoerest CLAMS

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5 oz. tins, 2 tins

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