OCTOBER 23. 1947

{HE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLUITETOWN

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ONLY TNE TRIITII GAN MAKE THEM FREE

AN_D

They can receive the truth only as WE make It possible through our giving

Starting Monday, October 27th

Bl B LE WEEK Annual Provlnoo-llllllo Oanvass

BIBLE SOCIETY, WEEK OF OGTOIEII 27th

“We Illant Bibles As Much As We Want Bread’

That Is the desiwlrlns crv of millions of suffering people the world over, Many llvl II l nightmare If fear-groping after freedom from their chains-

’ CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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This column is reserved for new! ' nl local interest, but advertising of i newsy nature may be Inner-ted at five cents a word strictly my. ‘ IDIQ in advance.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE.

i BRIDGE at 1.0.0.1". Hall Wed- [ilesday evening at B p.m. Admis-

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Wednesday night. Little Theatre members admitted free. Public 3 50c. Don't miss it. Join now, Tick- ets at Maritime Electric.

BY AIR to Montreal and Bogus, in about thrw nours. Phone Man time Central Airways 2051 or 54¢

Act was adjourned \'-‘llllE a mall charged

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COAL SHIPMENTS _ "Y5 0f 002:1 for domestic

1m Saturday. officials of

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day; and 23 Yesterday. Much more 21;?!“ “Wig be coining across, of- nobmzlszlzrdrdltem It not for the ab’ y of coal cars caus- ed largely by the fact that ap- Pmxlmaliely 5.000 Canadian freight cars are in the United StflteL

RETURN FROM J. H. Blanchard, 114

, __._.. l LITTLE THEATRE MEMBERS .—Your paid-up memberships ad- , 1111b you to "Gensway ml- Ghosts" Wednesdaynlght. No personal can- vas. Join Now,

ANNUAL mmlllnav CELE- BPIATION of Alpha Rebekah Lodge

TRIP _ N0. 1o 1.0.0.1“. tonight at a o'clock. M“

casserole dishes. S S-II

A case heard under the Prohibition until today, with posses. sion of stolen goods, was renlflnded

Fifty-five been ferried across the Strldlfi Sh:

w. M. s. RALLY, Vail I ‘he Island church’ October 30m‘ AS9221? gililgssiogléldCfigislstziiriadigyNaéignaé Rail. ' ' - en y cars

came across Saturday; 12 on Sun-

sontribution to help perpetuate "THE WORD."

FOR

‘INASMUCH AS YE DID IT UNTO ONE OF THE LEAST REN, YE DID IT UNTO ME."

LIFE MEMBERSIIIP IN TNE SOOIETY

P. I. I. AUXILIARY, lriilsh and Foreign Bible Society AUXILIARY OFFICE,

I42 Prince Street, ' Charlottetown.

Representatives of the Bible Society throughout the Province will lsolicit your

GIVE AS GOD NAS PROSPERED YOU

I very fitting trlllute to a heloved parent or friend, may he made through a iiT $25.00

All Rebekahs, Rebekah Offlger and Visiting imfilnlbers welcome l

Chapter of the

.foilowed by a sing-song.

' Connel.

OF THESE.MY BRETIH- successful dance was held at ' Imperial on Friday night Spongqr.

cd by the Summerside Y's Men's

IMastsr of Ceremonies and the prize winners were as follows: Door Prize, Marvin Wylie; Spot dances, Mrs. Jean Gallant and Jimmie Mclilnis and Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsay. -.S.

COMMUNION The members of the Newman Glub attended a. special Mass celebrated by the Club Moderator, Rev. J. W. McCardle, at St. Dunstan! Basilica, Sunday morning at eight o'clock. Following the Mass the members went. to the Queen Hotel for breakfast. The guest speaker at the hotel was Lt. Col. Leo Mac- Donald. who addressed the New- man Club members on the sub- ject of Canadianism. A vote of thanks Was extended to Lt. Col. MacDonald. after which a sing- song was held with the accom-

GIRIS! WOMEN! TRY ‘INIS IF YOU'RE NERYOIISIRANKKIIREIPOIIT

Q“ IQERTA|fl DAY§F Ve etable Com ound to rsliave 0'11‘. Month]. guc sym toms. hlsfineme lcme

lg very e active for this purpose! Do female functional monthly For 0V8!‘ 70 Yell" lihmmmd“ ‘if disturhancel make you feel ner-

i.rls and women have reported vous, fid 'cty,cranky,so tired and benefit. Just see if you, too, don i: _ "dragge out-"—at such times?

report excellent results! Worth Then do try Lydia E. Pinlcbam‘: trying.

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trons in the plggery. Leaves from U16 old birch in the yard which liiters the sunrise and moonlght for me, floated down through the exquisite stillness to land with an actual thud at our feet. O O I

Small grand-daughter acuffles through our present mass of fallen leaves with high glee, falling oc- casionally and then rising quickly to set off eagerly to visit now fa- iiliiiar places: the foivls drinking water in the old stone fountain in

VIGITAILI COMPOUND

Ellen's Diary

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drew my attention to their falling. Dal’ was fast ebbing at the time lhvlllzh the old spruces in the or- chard were still printed brightly on the rose glow of the Western Bill’. lt had come to that evening luur, when stray winds lmcl rctir-

ed to siceli. and the countryside it blessed and even hallowed with Ilia! rare enfoldlng peace which olten recedes the dropping of aarkli ss. "Listen!" Jock said set- till: clown the pails of water he was carrying to the now busy ma-

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the _vnrd->of her great grand-fath- er's fashioning, pickax on stone, making it square and true, an in- dication to me of the courage and perseverenr-e and foresight requir- ed in the", bygone pioneer days. ltequired 44-] well in present gen-

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panlment of Mr. “Dirlg" Connolly

el-stiona to build lives that may be M’ the piano’

worthy of such forbears. And so she makes her way through the dead leaves, stopping to sniff frag- rance from a late marigold, to fol- low a favorite kitten, or Pard u- long the reaches of lawn or yard; in sit. well watched, in the very middle of the driveway, letting handfuls of sand slip happily through her fingers and then leaving all this to climb expectant- ly into the small new barrow ever a preferred chariot of hers, to be taken on some short jaunt about the yards or fields. Never have Autumn days been more thorough- ,y enjoyed by any youngster, than those given recently to the small vile in the house across the lane. Delightful days they have been, decked with sun shadows, kissed by gay or more sober whispering winds light and CEIESSIIIQ on the face, embroidered with white clouds floating like summery ships on a sea of blue, and down the stream which had known the music of the turning mill wheels, above the evergreens and gold poplars mere, a haze that glittered, before it melted into the coolness of eve- lling.

BURIAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral of Skipper George An- thony (Huppy) Lund took place yesterday morning at 8.45 from his late residence, 37 Spring Park Road, to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph MacGillivl-ay, who also conducted tile service at the grave. The pail-bearers wer : Messrs John Flynn, James McLeod, Wal- ter Duffy, John King, David stub- bert and T. Morrison. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery.

POLICE COURT - At the Sti- pendlary Magistrate's court yester- day, eight men charged with being drunk and incapable were each fined $10 and costs or 20 days, while a woman and another man were fined $10 and costs or 1O days and $5 and costs or l0 clays res- pectlvely. A man charged with being drunk and disorderly was fined $20 and costs ‘or 30 days. A party charged with drunken driv- ing was sentenced to seven days in Jail while a person charged with operating a motor vehicle with defective brakes was fined $20 and costs or 30 days. Pleading guilty to a charge of theft of a motor vehicle. a party was remand- cd until October 29 for sentence.

O l O But a wind which appears to lie Increasing in force is in the treetops tonight-one which blus- lLrS about the eaves, retreats into the distance until only a whisper

surrcnNMism-ma -'I‘he Alpha Phalanx, Char- lottetown, held a. supper Meeting at thc Queen Hotel, Friday, Oct- ober 24th, at 6:15 P.M., which was The guest of the evening was Mr. Mc-

l Y's MEN'S — A very M10

Club. Mr. George Meikle acted as

BREAKFAST _

Upper Prince s Street, returned Saturday evening

from a four-weeks‘ visit to New York and other American cities, On her way back she pasgzd lllfflllgh Montreal where she was a. SHPSI; fol" a few (Pays of her daugh- I". MP5. (Dr-I J. M. Beauregard. She also visited her son, J. Wil- met‘. who is a student at Joliettc College,

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Mrs. R.J. MacDonald, wife of Dr. R.J. MacDonald, St. Peter's Bay. was held yegtgy. day morning from her late resid- ence to St. Peter's Church, where Solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. T.P. Butler, as. sisted by Rev. AL. sinnoti, Rollo Bay as deacon, Rev. George Mac- Donald, St. Margaret's, as sub- deacon, and Rev. Leonard Mac- Donald, St. Charles as master of ceremonies. Present in the sanc- tuary were Msgr. AA MacAulay, St. -Peter's, Rev. Ronald MacDon- ald. East Point, Rev. RI‘. Mac- Donald, Indlan River, and Rev. B.J. MacDonald, St. George's. In- terment took place in the church cemetery, where services were also conducted by Father Butler. The pail-bearers were: Messrs Charles Pratt, Thomas Ledweli, Carl An- derson, William Lewis, Louis Burge and Daniel O'Hanley. The funeral of Mrs. MacDonald was very largely attended by the peo- ple of St. Peter's and the sur- rounding communities.

NUPTIAL SHOWER - Mr. and‘ Mrs. Richard Holmes were honor- ed at their home, Union Road. by their kind friends of East Royalty, with a miscellaneous shower. Upwards‘ of sixty folks gathered and surprised the couple with many beautiful gifts. Mrs Wilfred Robertson’ escorted the groom, and Orwell Morl-issey es- corted the bride to a decorated seat. Miss Joan Moore opened the gifts and Miss Ursula Morrisey read the accompanying verses. Mr. Holmes, on behalf of his bride, thanked his kind friends and neighbours and both received a good bouncing and all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". Refreshments were serv- ed by the ladies. a very enioyable evening was spent in music and

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dancing. Music was supplied by Mr. Leonard Jordan and assist- ant.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore. New Glasgow, N.S., were guests recent- ly of Mr. Moore's brother, Laur- ance G. and Mrs. Moore, Sussex. Qther guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moore were Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Dewar, Qmeary, P. E. L-(Moncton Times).

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MRS. DANIEL A. MUNN

There passed away at the P. E. Island Hospital on July 13th, 1947, Mrs. Sarah A. Munn, widow of the late Mr. Damlel A. Munn, Little Sands. -

Mrs. Munn was the eldest daugh- ter of the late Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh A. MaoMlilan of Wood- Islands. Mrs. Munn was born in Wood Islands and was in lher seventy-fourth wear. Ill 1904 she married Mr. Munn and she resided in Little Sands since that date. Her husband pass- ed away seven years ago. Mrs. Munn was well known and highly esteem- ed for her fine Christian character, and during her long illness she re-

lievlng that God's will was best. i She is survived by her nephew

Mr. Malcolm Livingstone who re-

sided wlflh her and who provided

every care and comfort for her dur- ) lng her illness.

One sister Mrs. David stupich. South Wellington. Vancouver, BC...

Macivlillan. Boston, Mass. Her funeral was day, July 14th frorm the Little, _ Sands United Church of ‘which She was a fai-thful member. x-ler was?" Rev, R. E. Vessey conducted tlhel service at the church and Grave-l The follqwlng were the pallbearers: i J3 w_ MgcLean, J, D. MncLennan. M. A. MacNeill, N. s. Stewart. Geo. M. Blue, John MacLeod, She W15 laid to rest in the Little Sands Cemetery.

Ins Memoriam

remains, then returns with re- newed energy. Closing doors with an angry slam, and making even this moonlit night a bit dreary. The tag end of a hurricane, which venting its fury in less fortunate places is giving us a hint of its terrific might. I think 0f the wind tossed boats at sea, and hope they have found "fair haven". Yes in the shelter of this oyd farmhouse. so cosy and staunch tonight_ James in his old armchair with Jamie cuddled beside him awaiting his bed-time yams, and I, would re- member "those in peril on the sea."

Until tomorrow - Diary -Good- night.

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I with to sincerely thank the Doctors and Nurses of the P. E. Island Hospital, and all friends and neighbours for their kindness dur- ing the illness and death of Mn. Illllls '

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In loving memory of our darling, llttln son Don Marshall who passed away October 23th. 1945 “Ill lend you for a little time a

child of mine" lHe said." Iq- you to love the while he llvehl and mourn for when he's dead It may be six or seven years or| twenty-two or three,

take care o.‘ hlnn for me? He'll brlnfllin charms in gladdcn you and shall hi’: stay be brief You'll have his lovely memories as solace for your grief.

I cannot prnmlle he will stay, since all from earth return

But there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn,

1'" looked the wide world over in search for teachers true

And from the throngs that crowd life's lanes I hlve selected

you.

Now will you give him all your love nor think the labor vain,

Nor hate me when I come to call, to ‘pkg him beck slain.

"1 fancied flint I heard them my, Deer Lord, thy will be done." For nil the joy Thy child shell bring ,t.he risk of grief we'll

run. We'll shelter him with tendemeas, we'll love him while we may, And for the happiness we've known, forever grateful stay; . But ehnll the angels call Ior him much sooner than we've

planned. We'll brave the bitter grief that comes and try to understand.

cud Mother

a Duffy of the

and two brothel-s John E. Mac-ibeautiful brass Miilarl, Wood Islands, and James the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. lRoper, were used for the held on Mon- i flmg

l But will you, till I call him bwlb‘

IVOI‘ Remembered by nu Fathom]

ZION PRESBYTERJAN CHURCH

The services Sunday were con- ducted by the mlnlster, Rev. G.C. Webster. In the morning Rev, L1,, National Institute for the Blind was the speaker. Mr. Duffy dwelt briefly on some of the work carried on by the In- stitute and his message was list- ened to with interest by the large congregation present. Al: this eer- vlce the rite o! baptism was ad- ministered to fourteen children.

In the evening the minister chose as his subject. “"I'Ile Bible- Its Testimony and Its Triumphs.” In en insliirins ewes» Mr. Web-

ster urged all his hearers to re- turn to daily reading and study of the Word of God.

The music was under the dir-

malned patient and cheerful, be. iectlon of Mr. Frank Johnson, A.-

T.C.L., organist and director of

choir. In the morning the anthem, "Praise the Lord O Jerusalem,” was rendered and In the evening a duet, I Mrs.

Norma

"They are Calling," Henry Latter and Dalziel.

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