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___._§____ TRINITY UNITED cuugqq Prince Street Minister RW- llvrh Mum. M.A., 3.1). Assistant Rem-Donald C. Boothroyd, 5,5,

A It K dqminm H U . 0y ell al. ..R.A.1\I., A.A,(;,Q, 1.1.00 a.m.: Public Worship. Sermon: "The Answers of 6on3. -Rev. Donald C. Boothrovd. Anthem: "The Sun 5min B, m, illgrse Thy Light". - wq°¢w,|-d_ . 0 p.ni.: Silnda sch.) , Bible Classes. y o] “d 7.00 p.m.: Public wflfghlp, Sermon: "Behold. the Man," _ ReAv. ‘Ronald hlzoothrovd. n em: " of in Pilgrim's Heart!’ - Lien]; Lmmy Selection for men's voices: "Say. tour Breathe an Evening Blessing." Visitors and Students cordially welcome.

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets inlster

Rev. I. Judson Levy, ILA. MORNING WORSHIP 11 AJil. Sermon: “The Song of Sacrifice". Tile Junior Choir will be in

charge oi’ the morning music, with two anthems, "Obedience" tBarnesl —“Graeious Sat‘ tbilueii).

THE CHURCH SCHOOL 2.30 pan. You will find an interesting class or organized group for all ages and needs. The Junior Brotherhood invites all young men.

EVENING WORSHIP '1 EM. "Art Thou the Christ?"

Anthem: "U Love That will Not Let Me GoW-Shanks.

The Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed st the evening service.

.lohn Inch, Mule. Rae" Organist and Choirmaster.

You are invited to worship with

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Minister

Rev. Roscoe W. Nice. A.B.. B.D. Organisipllin. Leigh Dingwell 11.00: Morning Worship. Anthem: "God Will Take Care of You."

Sermon: “'l‘ile Weeping of Paul." 2.30: Bible School.

St. Peter's“ Cathedral TEA Co‘ SALE WED. DEC. 4th.

Useful and Fancy Articles. 388:8. Pine Cushions. Child- rrns Garments, Aprons. Handkerchiefs, Antiques. ‘levied: (Jookinl. Candy, Reserve dale, Wednesday. December 4th.

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Carry O ‘Canada Corps

The Dante Committee of the Cflrry on Canada Corps wish to record DlIbiiCLliiV their gratitude tor the assistance tilltl eO-UQCYHLIOII ex- tended hi connection with the dance he.d at the cpeuuit: cl the Eastern Hav dc Feed Coniptinys new ware- house on Wednesday, the 27th 1115mm. to fin: i0|lt)\\'llil{ individuals and 01'EtlllIZftil0lISI—

Mr. Bus Phillips-for assistance in Settlruz up booths, checking facili- ties. eir.

The Rotary, Gyro and Hi Y Grad Clubs for urmlps of workers.

Mr. Percy Valle for loan of games.

The New Dollie Orchestra.

Brown Electric Compunv for ad- ditional wiring.

The Hon. tic-urge DcBlois and Col. D. A, hiacKinnon {or loan of decor- atlciis,

Mr. Ivan Reddln. Mr. Edgar Whit- lock, A. Horne & Company, Messrs. Miller Bros. and A. E, Toombs for cartaue. and

Malor '1‘. E. MacNutt for loan cf School Board chains.

‘In connection with the sale of tickets. we itratctullv acknowledge the efforts 0f:-

Mrs. Arthur Mould, Col. Andrew, Acorii's Taxi and all Druil Starts who lturtlcinatcd.

We are grateful once attain to Mr. Wiiiialii lvlichael and Mi". Gtorgc Michael, for their etiicicnt handling of the refreshment booth and to the Datlv Papers, C, F. c. Y. Broad- castinlt Station and the Irwin Print- ing Coinoanv for their co-oneraticn

the nrenarriltoii of adveriuing material.

A word oi‘ thanks is also express- ed to the niahv companies illl(i_ill(il- viduals who permitted the dis lav 0i advertising ooste- on tieir premises and vehicles and‘ to the Citv 0f Charlotietoivli Police Dc- partmeilt for the assistance received from a ll\ll11i)f‘i' cl Officers.

Maritime Ship

Lesson: An Exaeting Disciple- ship.

1.00 p.m.: Evening Worship. Anthem: "Draw Me To Thee."- Nrvin. . Scrmno: "The Adversity of the

Good."

A (‘hureh with a welcome for all. See you at Church Sunday.

crn Guardian

-.it:i.ln is reserved i0!‘ ...l illi(‘l‘t‘§t, but adver- t--.-\-..v nature may be . '.’ ("cuts a W074]. mh- in ._'ivi\ii_ .

(HIPTIONS l0 Milli (nlurdiiiii may be w-‘n- Rent. Archie-

Nazi Bombers laid Liverpool

tnuklvsl. attacks yet l vii-n port of Liver- . twociaiion said ear-

AMPS and assaulting \“.t‘l'i\i hours. i119

t boill incendiary and ~ r bombs on the city . x1‘: minding hlerscyslde

thwxriaiion said, how- utlv anti-aircraft bill‘- ii‘.\ of the attackers a- 1. vantage ivas chiefly - jtl‘t>.~i'i,\'." Oiie bomb :< utthlic shelter. "A . ‘were reported. ~ t titttt~alrcraft boom- nttcr midnight. i ., .l:v fol-re reveri- .l- n! heavy bombers. Mlztlwci out over Liv- \.-»-_h.|_ the Midlands twill-tut mid northeast

llll II\| 1|. "fur t \.\‘.-\ll~\ SAVE U". ‘ll . - . tt- hsiuv of the rc- t" » t N. Lkltliiollci- that fill f" '\' l"\l‘l' possible f0!‘ 3h?‘ “'1 , tnlflgny ntnv being m; .

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In Memoriam

JOHN AENEAS ‘Nine-DONALD

The truthfulness o! the saytns “in the midst 0i.‘ life. we are in death" was swdiv brought hcnie to North Lake and neighborhood on the inornliuz of October 23. 1040. when it became known that John Aeneas MacDonald had passed away.

From a slight lndisposition three weeks earlier. he seemed to have illiiV recovered. the second attack howuvei‘ proved fatal. and on the above mentioned date, he passed to his eternal reward. fortiiied by the last Rites of the catholic Church administered bv his Pastor who vis- ited him freouentlv during his ll.- ness.

The deceased was sixty years old and the eldest son of the late Daniel and Jane tFlsher) MacDonald. the latter at the 118W of ninety is left to IIIOILTI]. ,

l-Ie is also survived by iilS devoted wifc and nine children Annie Jen- nie (Mrs. Charles Camnbcllt, Helen. Joules, Charles. Victor. Marguerite and Joseph; brothel Charles B. oi East Lake.

As a faithful son. devoted lins- band and kind father. he"l'iad few equals. This fact was painfully evi- denced by his grief-stricken house- hold. His death Will. of course. be felt most iii his home. butjriends everywhere do. and will miss ills (iheerfili presence, A great foyer 0f company, he retained the Rood old

other than himself was an out- standing trait curtailed oiilv DQ111895 bv hLs bonulnritv with VOilllR people and especially little t‘iliidl't‘ll. l-‘or a number 0f years he was school trustee and discharged his duties to the satisfaction oi all. In business. he was the soul of honor: hope of gain did not count, tinless accom- panied hv ihe highest. lllOilVPS.

His (uhcral, largely attendechtook place nn October 25 to Si. Coiuill- ha t‘iilli‘t'ii, wlicrc Rrrluicin High hills. vvns celebrated bv his pastor. Rev. R. .l MacDonald. after which his remains were laid to rest in the ndioiiliniz celncterv.

Tile pail-bearers were: Stephen MacDonald. Anuub Benton, .l. E. Dingwell, Hudson Morrow. mold Murphy and Elijah Pierre.

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To the llllil\\' ifli‘li(iS_ who sent Mass Cards, Floral ’I‘ribtiles and Messatzes or svmptltilv. ditrlng iilrll‘ recent Stlti berciilvcmetii. Mrs. John Aeneas liltirlJonalri and iniiiilv “ibil

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by Labor Minister MeLarty in the House of Commons today.

I-Ie said this cctnpany' had pl ic- 15 news-

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Women's velvet - - _ $2.19 Women‘. Rubber — -- Llil Men's Zip I-‘astene; ._ - 2,1,9 Men's (‘ashmerettc - — Li!) f hlldrerva Cloth "3 nid. 1.2:» Misses and Boy; ._. _ _ L49 Children s Rubber 0‘Shoes 1.10

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THE CHARLOTTETOWNMGUARDIAN

The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for new! of local interest, but advertising of n newsy nature may be inserted at 5 cents s word, strictly psy- allle in advance.

CRABWELL for Photographs. CDNI-‘EDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE.

L-BIUB-l-ZI-Slt

PRINCE snow shovels at Rogers Hardware. L-1014-11-39-2i. COOKS for Christmas Photo- graphers. L-Iil-ll-Stt-liuo.

RED CROSS BRIDGE. Dec. 10 at Queen Hotel. Charlottetown. 5o prizes. Tickets on sale at Foster's Drug Store and Reddin's Drug store. - 47.

CHURCH 0I"_ SCOTLAND-Ser- vice Sabbath. Dec. 1st: Summer- side, 11 a.m., and 'l pm; Wednes- day. Dec. 4th. Charlottetown 7:30 D-m. _ 1.4045.

NORTH RIVEI. AND CHURCHES ——Baptist Preaching service at L/mg Creek 11 A. M. Service at_ Clyde River 3 P. M. Service ht Kingston '1 P. M. Song Service preceding lug- ular worship hour. A. E. Todd, MA. Minister. L-10ti9-1i-30-2i.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE- Services on Sunday. December 1st. Kingston New Dominion 3 P. M.

S. 11 A. M. Service 7 P, M. Rev. oodside, Minister. L-IOIQ-ll-Ziil-li.

THE UNITED CHURCH 0i" CANADA. liuiitei" River Pastoral Charge. BCTVIOCS will be held on Sunday. December 1st as follows: Wiitahire 11.00 A. M. Bible Class 10.00 A. M. At 7.30 tnc Young Peo- ple or Hampshire will present their Pageant in Wllishirc Church. Hampshire 3.00 P. M. Hunter River 7.00_P. M. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, Minister. L-1020-l1—1i0-1i.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH. — Tile Junior Choir will be in charge of the morning music and will present two anthems, Barnes‘ "Obedience" and iuck’s “Gracious Saviour." The Rev. I. Judson Levy wilt lake as the subject oi his morning scr- nioii “Song of Sacrifice." The Church School with classes and groups for all sacs and needs will meet at 2.30 P. M. Mr. Levy's e0 mon will be "Art Thou the Ch ‘ The Choir will sing shanks Love ‘That Will Not Let Me L . John Inch, Mus Bach, organist. and clioirmastei" vvili be in charge oi the music of the day.

ENLIS ENTS FOR \\ EEK ENDING. NOV. fill-Six recruits to the Royal Canadian Air Force lcit here this week for training centres. elven/hero in Canada. ’l‘hcy were: Frank W. Whcatlcy, cook, Char- lottetown; F}. L. MacLcoti, general (luties. Kliiros- John .l. Hagen, Armourer. Milli/ale: A. H. lvlachon. motor mechanic. Murray Harbour; Charles R. MacDonald. motor ille- cilanic, Charlottetown; Roy S. Bruce, airframe mechanic tmetall, North River. Before leaving they were presented with knitted goods by the Red Cross and with cig- arettes bv the Provincial Govern- ment through the Carry 0n Can- ada Corps.

FUNERAL SERVICES — Tile funeral of Mr. Benjamin Byers was held ycsterdzvv morning from the residence of his son Frederick By- e: to St. Dunstans Basilica and thence to the Roman Catholic Cem- eterjv. High Muss of Requiem w-as celebrated by Rev. George McCon- mack who also conducted service at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. Daniel Coughlin, J. W. Goimley. Patrick Cullen, Daniel Gillis, Joseph Purcell and Joseph Doyle.

BROTIIERHOOD HAVE GET- TOGETHER. —In spite of the lii- clement weather Thursday evening a good number ofmen gathered in the school roo..i of the Baptist Church for a “get-together” of the mczi of the church and congregation. T50 chairman of the evening was Mr. R. J. Rupert who introduced the various items of the program. The feature of the cltening was an iii- strilctive address by the Pastor of the Church, Rev. I. J. Le" who spoke on the subj "Some b isms of Democracy." Several rend- liigs given by Mr. Compton were greatly enjoyed. A hearty sing-song was held. led by Mr. J, L, Mac- Auley with Mr. John Inch at the piano. Refreshments \\'f‘lt‘ sei'veri.by' the social comm‘ c 0t‘ the clam.

FIRING PARTY TO .-\'I"I‘ENI) FUNERAL — Major R. H. Officer Ccnnnalirliiig til." Gilard of Canada stationed at Ch‘ iolteiown. nniioiuiecd l.l.~.t night t ii, if the roads were open to Brniol i(lill0l'l‘O\\', n firing party ‘voni Ihr-

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unit ivmllri attend lice funeral o! the izlic Pic. Earl Jaintrs Draki. a ilifflli)i"l‘ of the Guard hi (iicrl ‘Finn-sday m. a result of t lll_..'il\\'8'»'

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t‘I'I'\’ STRl-Zl- — Mr Laurence (mullet, Til-lo will veteran nl ‘no wzua still r" .1 lrnvtilreri lllp when

he slipped anti lcll llll tile sill street nppnsllt- lite Market day morninz; lie was e. m1: Queen Sitvet alter llhlilill! the nizlr~ kct. \\'il."li he .~llfi(i!‘i‘.i\' slipprzi on iilf‘ ice and fcii ilcuvily l0 11w‘ :ii'(‘i‘l. Some ll.'l:~‘l‘.\‘-i)\' lliCiVffi hnn up and took hnn to iris inane. Later ill the (r ' ilt‘ was renloved lo the Charlotte uvn liospiiui ivherc it‘ was reported lo b:- “rrsling comic‘

iably” .~~t ilichl. He is a native of this city and .\f‘l'\'(‘(i as a mldicr u‘. ilie Boer War and inter in tho World War.

viciflms or noiihs -Thc war came hcmc directly to Amherst- Monday when Mrs. F‘. B. Mylretl. Spring Street, received lllc and wurzi that members of her own immctlitlle family were victims of a German bombing raid. Her tilother, Nil‘ A. Goincz was killed as wa. a s. r Miss Acicic Gomez. wine a second sister Miss Elena Gomez was :01"- iousl_y' injured, and it. now receiving hospitalization. Particulars of the tragedy were limited as only the meagre facts 0i iilt‘ actual irrlgcrlv were tcnttiiilecl ill ihc mhlccflilll l‘ was only a few din. 12510 that .\i:' Mylrca had received word that a nephew was drowned in ilte sink- ing of ihe H. M. S. Margarre. Mizs. Myircet will have the sympathy of her lifiiiy friend.» in Amherst. nvsr

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Wednesday and Thursday December 4th and 5th nlsiacious r000 IIOMI-I MAUI-I CANDY AND CHRISZTMAS GIFTS

u n; ilanfl Painted China. Hand Woven Scarves, ilmbrolderies

.525; .'

Pond and BINGO.

Beautiful ‘Tablecloth. Three Story (‘ilristmas Cake and llelophaile Dinner to be drawn |

and numerous novelties for ale. _ ‘ m; Leriilitaic lalile. Ilshing q,

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CHARGE. Rev. J. A. Nicholson. Minister. Services

PAGLYITBEE

Dec. 1, l1 a.m., Central Church; 3 p.m., York; 7:30 lllTL. Bracklcv. L-lott.

TRYON — BONSHAW LIN] I'LL) BAPTIST CHURCH SERVIC - Weslmoreiand. PfCdCiilllfl. b ice 11.00 A. M. Tryon, Preaching SCHlLC 3.00 P. . Bonsha-w, Preaching “er- vice 7.30 P. M. Rev, S. l). Ti M. A-. B. D.. Pastor. L-102l-11 .

TELEPHONE MEETING — annual meeting of the North Wt‘ shire Telephone Company was l4 in North Wlltshire hall. The Pro-u- dcnt E N. Easter occupied inc

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chair and Seti'etzlry-'1‘i'eauirer, (i. ,, B. Noyc read the niiiiilte.» o! l>l‘»"\l> ‘if’ 01b niecliii: \\‘iilt'll were uthvlrezi Mr. Noye lii i115 genial way" gale a W?

report oi revenue and expenditure sholving a cash surplus oi $70.00 deposited in the Royal Bunk at Hunter River to the company's credit. The number of share era 1)1‘('.H"llL showed their app lion of Ml". Itllsicus and .\'l:'. Ni e‘ financing- ‘m not one \0lCC dilrhn; the meeting

following silzircholdcr.» rcprl North Wiltshlrc and Ham were DTCcEllt. Wm Easier".

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(iL-rtflll trig ‘flit-

lscrri- gan Bros. Leonard Bowman, Wm. Clark. Roland Exlsifl‘. Frank EJMEI’ and. John Clark. Owing lo iln" lme needing tilucli new repairs Section 6 of the by-lltivs nuts ,11n-;-@d_ In the second line the word three was

chanced to ii\c dollars and the word two rli liit‘ sixth iillvt to four dollars. This change will only h» an illiJl'C'ri.\(? of lilty cents prr veal‘ to boxliolders a.» n. is the inten- illlll of the management to furnish each box-holder with one set. of new batteries each year. 'l‘ln=. Preside-hi, "m" 1b resixlllfilllif‘ not only to the shareholders but to the P. E. is. land Telephone Pr». for the man- Itflflltflli. of li‘l.'.' line explained at this IITPCJXTL! that shareholder. tut- Iilrcliug ltne.» had h» he repaired inunetliatcly as then" were mall‘: ccmplalilis frmn the Teic-pliczn Co., and Central and were liable n. be disconnected at; Milton any (my.

_ zztfliRlS i; flu’. 0:“, time l" "l" year iviieil Tuberculosis‘ _I.eaguc oi‘ I’. ii. I. raises money, but m‘

l1! iwrk 201's on all ,c:lr round.

rmffidm“ This Week