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ENGLAND l CANADA . fruit-s cnnuniuu. TIZINITY UNI “i3” '°' “m” "m QT, P! ‘aduodi-il. CHURCH TED (I'll! M??? IWQHtme-r.

orroalot and. “'73, 10.00 a.ln. Junior to Adult Olsss- S AI GI 0f the Cililrilh SrhooL 11.00 irglylnilornlnuuioa. "£14K l-Il- “liiteslnneis and Prin- mop s. III-rim n. . 11.00 a. ui. Choral lasharht and 11-90 a.ln. Anniversary Service, sumo“ Pablo Worship. _ 2.30 Sunday School and Iibls i over station CPOY Masses. The Minider will be assisted in fir: 1 P- M- {vvgwmgi "m"- riullilt by Reverend n. c. 11.100.13.11.

Holy Communion 8.15 Monday and Friday.

7.30 Friday.

The week day services aro in ggint‘: Chapel. All seats are m; ‘nspps-oprhted. Vi! ydoonod

to than any “M EIfiYBODY WELCOME

hi}. to i‘ w‘, ys ll . organist and

James I‘. lbbott, Rector Mallard, A.I.C.0. Choir Master.

r30 a. m. iloly Communion.

Sermon. Preachen- the lector.

11y Sins. —Arthur Sullivan. 42.30 p m. Sands SchooL 1.00 p- in. Sermon.

Preacher, The Rector.

Dr, Roberts.

Visitors will receive a cordial welcome at St. Paul's Church.

PRESBYIERIAN m. KIRK or s1‘. JAMES

Minister The Rev. T. II. Busaoll Boaiers M.A.. 8312M.

Organist Miss E. Lillian McKcuals Mus. Ban.

ll A.M. MORNING WORSHIP.

hear-her: '1‘he Rev. Hugh Jack, ii A. Sydney. N.S. Anthem: Hear My Player, 0 Lord. -—Kopylof. 2:110 I‘ M CHURCH SCHOOL. 1.00 PM. EVENING WORSHIP. Preacher: The Rev. Hugh Jack, B-A. Sydney. N s. Anthem: Consider and llear Me, -l‘firuger.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Street

Minister REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER lrs. Arthur Roper. Choir Director I. ilolen Stewart. Organist.

MORNING WORSHIP 00 a.lil. The Minister. llymns: 50. ‘I61. 465. 265. Anthem: "Gentle Hoiv Saviour". oilnmi. 1-80 run. Tnc sari-iii siiml nd Bible Classes.

Man sth Unto Himself". , "ymns: 670. 437. 417. Anthem: “Seek Ye The Lord“._

bcrts.

‘Soloist: Mr. ilnrr! Craswoll. b“! my God iiiau Iapply all "Ir Mod according to His riches i rlvry by Christ Jesus." You are cordially invited to w". inn With us.

mltfv-iis-Tro rausss

Donouncing four. anxiety and ""9 over- health as llinnful. the itvsrtment of National Health and Velfnm. Ottawa. has issued s call l‘ mflfllrs to illness toiiattlc their iiments. Instead u.’ "grinning ‘m! "Fins it" the poison who actual- VWM to enjoy being an invalid b01110 strive for better health. its a health officer, pointing out h“ "l "m"? cases such fear and m"! 1s a fol-mo! self‘ * ‘

The British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA Arm NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD

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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

11.00 a.l'n..: Morning Prayer and Anthem: Tarn Thy Paco Ina: Even rig Prayer and

Anthem: Lorri. We Pray 111cc”-

| Reverend Ii.

in.» a a». Kendall. nan. , Ornnlii and confirm?

' n: "Our Ilnperlshable Herit- lae‘ —R.evsrenii '1‘. I. Mobcnnau. Alitlicano: 1) Yo_ that Love the IAN — S. Colerlfie-Taylor. "III-slim. My Glorious Mason

oflan Ollertory: "Jssu, Joy of Mail's Desiring" -Baoli-Gracs.

2:15 -Junlor Choir Practice in tho (llninh. I180 p.nl. Young People's Diflo Olau in Hearts Hall.

1-00 p.111. Anniversary Service, Evening Worship.

The Minister will bc assisted by Ilisv. H. 0.. Rice. D D.

Organ Prelude; "Llebster Jesu" "My Heart Ever Falthiul"— Bach. ..Ssrmon: “The Church Today" - Elev. T. E. Mcbenunn. Anthem: "Lift Up Your Heads" S. Coleridge-Taylor.

Vocal Solo by Mr. Boy M. Sruail unu: “lord God o1 Abraham” (from Oratorio ‘Eli].i.h') -Mcnrlels- sohu. Organ Offeriory. “Nuno Dimit- tia"— Wood.

BAPIIST THE B-APTIST cfiuncll - Minister‘

Rev. l. Iudsori levy. 8.1),

Morning Worsiilp 11 A M. Sermon by the Rcv. I; J. Bnrrass of Sulnme ’ .

The morning anthem will be 'l‘l-oyte’s Chant. ' The Church School l2 noon. Eventing Worship ‘l p. in.

Sermon by the Rev. E. J Barrass of Sun-line side.

Duet, selected, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bugdon. Anthem: "Saviour, Thy Child- ren Keep" (Sullivai). Organist und Director of Choir- Mrs. V. L. Pllllwtu

You are cordially invited to wor- llii with THE BAPTIST 0111111011.

CHURCH OF CHRIST

_ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

1 CHURCH g Kent treei

MARVEL D. DUNBAR. B. ‘LB. . Minis '

tor. MRS. M.C. STEWART, Or-anist and Choir Director

‘ GOD and OPPORTUNITY are luiookinp- Lei: them in. Tomorrow is tile third Sunday in our Special Sunday Evangelistic Appeal.

10:00 am. Sunday School Service

,1:00 a in Sennon: "Bloody but Unbowed".

Indies Quoriette: “Sweet liour of hayer”— Kathleen MacNeill: lay Wright; Mrs. E. Platu and Mrs. A. Owen.

7:00 pun. Sermon: ,-Tllߢ".

“In Due

Mali: Choir

Solo: ‘Thanks Be To God" -—ill' Mr. P.V. Beck.

8:15 P.M. Fireside Sill‘ S0115.

ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY: We offer a cordial imitation to worship in (‘cntrsl Christian Church.

llour and

UNITED PENTECOSTAI. CHURCH

39 ELM AVE. Rev. J. C: Etleinsteuber

Pastor. l0 s m Sunday School (Ail ages)

Reverend T. l. Millennall. Minister C-alfloe. 0.0.. Visiting

CONIIDIIA ION LII‘! l,‘

SUIANCB.

Mt- Order it once. A. Co.. 32 Queen.

Queen.

Footwear now Street. ~

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS-

All advertisements to appear u. Guardian must bo in oflico by to inset-tier

noon of dsv previous l0 Ell-FUN publication.

NOTICE. - Our mill will rovnoin closed until Novunber 30, 1946, as we are unable to have s11 our back orders completed to open on the 16th of November as previously ad- vertised. Wm. Condon 8s Sons, woollen Mills. Charlottetown.

BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSI- TORY. _ The Depository at Her- mann‘s Bookstore, 142 Great George Street. Charlottetown. makes 1t

Bibles. New Testaments or Portions of Scripture published by the Brit- ish and Foreign Bible Sociey. All these publications are sold here at the very low price set by the Soc- iety- Call i.l'l at l-Ieronurufs Book- store and inspect the Bible Society goods at any time.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. — The special preacher at both Morn- ing and Evening Worship in the Kirk tomorrow will be 1111c Rever- end Hugh Jack, B. A. Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Syd- ney, Nova Scotia. The Minister of the Kirk. the Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers. M. A. s. '1‘. M., is in Sydney as guest preacher at the Anniver- sary Services of the Presbyterian Church there. The Church Organ- ist. Miss E. Lillian McKenzie. Mus. Bac. will direct the music ln the Kirk. The Church School will meet at 2.30 ifciock. - OPEN FOB BUSINESS. — A new grocery. feed and fresh meat estab- lishment opened for business at Central Royalty yesterday when the Ellis Brothers. both returned war veterans, completed the construc- tion of their premises begun last summer. The store is situated about two miles from the city on the St. Peter's Road. Th0 P79914610" Messrs. W. M. Ellis and H. T, Ellis served overseas ln the Royll C8“- edian. Airforce and the Canadian Army respectively. Between thvm they have a total of seven and half years service with the armed forces.

W. M. S. MEETING -- The Corn- wal W. M. S. held their November meeting st the home of Mrs. Gor-

Nov. 11. Mrs. Watson Livingston led the devotional period and af- ter quiet music was played members repeated Psalm XXIII in unison. Hymn “For the beauty of the earth" was suns. and silent prayers offered for Christian Fam- ily Life by all the members prey- ent. "Two Thousand Years Of Light" from the Study Book was presented by Mrs. Colin Hurray and Mrs. A. P. MacEachern was appointed to lead Study Book for January meeting. Miss Laura flros- by presided over the business part of the meeting and called on Mrs. E piflzzen go M11 the roll and read minutes of previous meeting. Mrs Hurry Hyde reported an increase in number of subscriptions to Missionary Monthly. Mrs. Godfrey treasurer gave a good report. Ind an excellent report was given from the Mission Band leaders. Mrs, J. R. Skinner invited the members tc meet with her for the Decem- ber meeting. After sinsiflli "F1915! tho home when God is there" the meeting closed with Mispah henc-

ll.00 A.M. Worship and Wench- ilil. 7:30 p.lu Evangelistic Service.

diction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Thompson assisted by "19 00mm"- ice-

to attend. Ail students and to be present.

ber of Tho Missionary Contonnhl of their vldt here.

Everyone interested lu Cbiiroii

of Mr. Th‘.

SPECIAL iiiiilliiiil SERVICE

Thsrowllliiosflpoaisilorvioslultroflsllhrohik day evsnhir, Novcaibev 19th. at 0.00 P. M. at which tho Speaker will be The Reverend K. ll. Ting, Missionary Secretary of The Student Christian Movement of Canada. Tho Public are invited young people are especially urged

Rev. Mr. Ting is from China and he and his wile were brolllhl tot t. Canada by the r ssiiaatlon of which he ll now Mis- sionary Secretory. lle is a very forceful speaker sud was a ruem-

recolitly but was unable to accompany tiis ‘Nam on the occadou

ssironrsfforitoottonil fliisScrvios.

‘ Innodiatolyaltsrtholorvlsotborowilibosiaooiiiigoiail Mhistors present in order that they may have an opportunity I

Tesrn which visited this City

Iiniousry work shoaid make

WI‘. HAVE s few smelt bag nets Kennedy d: ,

on YOUI .3; sums today, do not delay. A. Kennedy a Co., 32

BOWABD McINNlS. Fitted located at 175 Queen -.

possible for you to secure easily all‘

don Thompson 0n the evening of

the‘

21st Anniversary of

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i. ' Moderator Visits

Presbytery

The Presbytery or Prince Edward Island met on Tuesday in Zion Church and ‘welcomed as a special guest of honour The Riizht Rev W. Gordon Maclcarl. M..A . B D . E. D., T.C.l“. of Winnipeg. Moderator of the 72nd General Assembly of The Presbyterian Churrh in Can- ada, The Moderator of Presbytery. Rev Chas. Carm-gy occupied the Chair and the Clerk. Rev TH B Somers was at rhe Desk. The foll- owing Ministers were also present: Rev. G. C. Webster. Rev. TW. Goodwill, Rev, J.A. MaoGowan, Rev. T.A.A. Duke. Rev. It D. Macbesn. Rev. C. D Henderson. Rev. 1". N. Young ano Rev. W A Young, Rev EC Evans. Stated Supply at Belfast was present to- gether with the following Ruling Elders: Mr. Prlilip Mathicson of Oyster Bed Bridgv, Mr. J. R. |Bumett of Charlottetown. Mr. Dob- son Clark of Charlottetown. Mr i Heath lviacLeod or French Rivern Mr. Harry Miller of Murray Hat-I bour North and Mr. Gordon Mac-. Arthur of Victoria West. Various? other Elders not members of the Court were also 9168611’- lt was drawn ts the attention, of the Court that 1946 marks the 25th Anniversary o! tne organiza- tion of The Presto-ten; of Prince Edward Island. A: 110011 a luncheon was held in: ‘The Charlottetown" Hotel in hon-, our qt the Moderators visit at—, tended by the whole Presbytery and addressed in a mos‘ challenging and stimulating manner by the guest of the day. At the afternoon sedelunt a very splendid report on ‘The Advance" and Peace ‘rhankoffcrirg was given by Mr. Websrér who Stated lhbi this Presbytery had already reached more than seventy percent of its objective and that in doing so it had achieved first place among all the Fmsbyterles in the Synod of the Maritime Provinces. Mr. Webster paid generous tribute to the splendid work done by the Iiaymenb,

. Anniversary _Scrviccs . T111111" iliiiliii 0111111011 ‘

lllid Anniversary Opening oi tile Present Ediiici

. l 18y Ovlrrldae refers m Wordsworth SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17.. n» m ‘ l

brandt said to represent o. piece of ii A.M. and 7 PM.

I ‘ ' REV. T. r. Murrow:

All Are Cordislly Welcome

Morning Sol-vise lvoodsooi ovol- CFCl

lOn motion it was agreed that RcvJ m‘ ‘mm m‘ °fte'°°" i" “he Balm‘

v - * **“_~¢~‘ 1 1 Literature 1 And Life liy iiooklnan 139th Aliiiivmory of liio Csiigrsgiitioii ‘ c : ' 1 SPEAKING answer:

4 {ems {is nplt s “contradiction in . . o t -

Tlis United Church - ‘ Walter sirens? suuiancgongigfi

and essayist. in his essay on Hurt-

4 U"? Csmmsnn. n mere waste, with

ands will puss the old print shop ‘share it hangs. . , but some fanci- ful students. some lonely struggle“, some long-haired enthusiasts by chance will come and look and look one by one, and be hardly able to .esve so great is the fascination. so firm is tho execution. Thus it is with Wordsworth saul his poetry. Tacet ct ioqiiiiiir. lbsshiou sport. the million wont read it. Why should they? They could not un- derstand lt. Don't put, them put,- lct them buy. and sell md die. But

Minister

by T_lio ‘Ciioir

4 Mstuderlts and solitary thinkers will ‘iread and read and read. In truth 4 _hls works are the scriptures of the i intellectual life."

Mark Antony. in his oration over the dtfld body of Caesar puts the same idea 1n unfclgetsble words: I"I only amok right on I tell you [that which you yourselves do know.

Show you sweet Caesar's wounds, POOr poor dumb mouths, And bid them speak for me."

Those wounds he felt were more eloquent in their appeal than p.11 the words ne could command.

we “ti! "P0911? Day-- 1n memory

of the wounded and the dead- lllosv pledged mu: a1‘. that we might be free. We think of the izelds where tile crosses are arrang- ed "row on raw", Thus the poppy wom on November eleventh has s voice of its own. We are remind- ed of our deb: and of the price i-‘itid for our frcedom.

I remember reading long ago about the parents o1 Edward Dow- den. One of them had been to a doctor for examinsvion, as the worst had been feared. The anticipation was all too true. The young son saw the parents meet after the worst was known and realized. He never forgot t-hc .001: on their faces. No word had been spoken- |thst was not necessary. the anxi-

ous faces told the tale.

Is it not true that "the silence that is in the starry sky. and the sleep that is zimong the lonely lhllls" s11 speak to rile soul of man? iDo we not greatly need the “soft ‘dew of quietness" to fall on us and

refresh our spirits? W: live in an

M" ‘gfulfiltellfaflgitlazaui Fuge that ls sejf-assertlvtx- it's a

‘ ' ‘loud stunning rime

I The Bible denls with this quest-

west point‘ My Carma), had meilon, as it does with so many others presbytery-s Jppmval for the eon_llll a most effective why. For in- tinuation for the present of the slanflh when a Pmphe‘ ‘mum n‘ Assessor Session mere. The Court "'55P" Bmel- h” “Y5 m" “in authorized Mr. CICIGOX! McArthulwqmemess and “mud”? “m1 P‘? to transfer t. Ccmlrunimi Set now. y°ur strength? 5.1"] Ell-uh‘ m5“ 1n his care 1Q ‘hp W-es, point Cami wuraged and brclien doom after gfegatiorL M me rem“, O1 the trying noisy sndspectacular meth- Clifton Session a COIHDIISSIOII of “'5 “m1 ‘he PMS“ °-i BW- W“ Presbytery will visit the Charge.|5h°w“ m“ 5°‘! “'35 m be mud

THANKS

The Mt. Stewart Library Com- mittee wishes to than‘; all those who helped to make their Bean Supper a success.

Gar of Tho-tilts

I wish to express my prcciation and heartfelt the many frieauzls who so kindly 315111811 during the recent illness. and PBS-sing. of my dear sister Isabel Mclkle. My sincere thanks to the Rev. J. T. Ibbott. Rector of St. Paul's Church. of which my sister was a life member. the organist, Mr. Royston Mugford, the Rev. S. J. Davies Milton. Mrs. H. K. S. l-Iemmilig. Mrs. Parker Moore. Mrs J. T. Rodd and members of St. Pauls Guild and the P. E. I. Ho :- pltal staff. also to the Hon. G. D. DeBlois. Judge H. L. Palmer. Ern- est Coles. A. J. Haslam, Capt. Darke , and Mr. Cobb. I also wish to thankf those who sent beautiful floral trl-v butes, including Mrs. J. P. l-lillion and the daughters of the late Mrs. John A. Longworth. "Inasmuch .as Ye did it unto . . . . ye did it unto me."

deepest ap- 5 thanks to f

E.C. Evans be reappointed Stated1qu§k° or Wm‘! O" n" m“ m the Supply at Belfast for a period offisml ‘mun Vmcyc _ _ six months from December 1st. 1946.. Ami does "vi Pflwre 5"" "W11-

During the pa‘; “eeks the court-fest herself in quiet ways? The force had pm by dean, two a‘ “sci gravitation is often so quiet in

i‘ slump and i. mun, and under is t written Taoet at ioquitur and thous-

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to 23rd. inclusive

ken ankle robbed the Esklmgg g1 his services against Queen's Univ. ersity ln Klngton the following year.

Retiring from the club tbs 1°]- lowing year, Enright later took over as coach of the Eskimos from 1932 to 1937.

But he was equally Well-known in a. number of other sports. When he came to Canada in 1915, he was known as a football. track, basket- ball and baseball star in g rium- ber of midwestern United States towns.

After playing baseball in North Battleford for a few years, Enright moved to Edmonton where he Pitched and player. second base for Reg Godsorrs Edmonton Red Sox. provincial champions in 1920 and 1921. As a basketball player. he was a memhe: cf the Edmonton Y M C.A ‘seniors. aniilher cham- pionship club. for three years.

Also Track Star

On the track he added several cups and medals lo his collection of silverware.

In addition. Enriglit is a better- than-aversge curler and plays golf in the low 80s.

Among his most cherished souv- enirs is one of the twc balls used in the Argonaut-E-"kimo game 0! 1921. The other one, h: says. was taken by either Harry Baislone or ionel Conachet‘. vwc are perform- ers with the Toronto club that year. for the best foo-‘ballers he ever saw. Enrlghr will give his vote to Jack Fraser, Logan Blades and Curly Dornan of Edmonton, as the best bacldielders i1: the old West-

s its-or iiAPiDLV sxrauolils

George Shiemrh was about tho classiest centre _\'0'\l‘fi iwness any- where. .

Still an ardent Lu at 40. he b9 lieves all sports have improved a great deal from the standpoint of spectator, but beiieyes "players in teem sports in general. don‘t train as religiously and sirizl: for that first-class condition that will keep them sharp throtsgzlou‘. a gruelling

vrn lea/sue and adds that the late

contest."

valued membfirfi‘ M, _ _ its working that the ‘ b of

Duff of Brookiield 111140113113: Jltidrgzs! t “m” m“ i! 11°‘ diwlrbed- "id

Jardlne q; Kc-nsmgton and thelyet it keeps in its place the table

clgfk was instructed m mnveyfn which 1 am_no\v writing.‘

(he sympathy 0f the Presbytery‘ A great Ellgilshhzfl/Il in the last

to the bereaved families. Femm’ asked 5121*“ l" de-‘Pflll- “pm-mm on Li}: mmue in ‘Shall we ever dunk (if the feel-

Oonlnllttec under the Chairrnsn-‘Mlnirnum Stipend, M: Webster ship of Mr. R.S P. Jiirdlne andntated that the Beard of Missions the ‘Ireosurcrsbip of Major Alex. _'hari ruled that in view of the pron- Knox and the thanks o! the 00bit cuncement of the "Jeneral Asemb-i were ordered cum/eyed to all mem-[ly in June last that the Minimum] has of the Lao/men's Committee Stipend for all Ministers be and is‘ The Presbytery gave approval in from July 1st, 1946. $1,800.00 per Lhg application of the Congregah year. it was the responsibility of ion of North trvou for lncvrpori- each Congregation u. pay the diff-| tlqn Mid approved of the transfer erenm and raise the Stipend from‘ o; me Church Prnpérly there to $1.700 to $1.800 I the newly-elected ‘trustees. The election of Officers and Reporting on the matter of In- Ocmmittee Gonvcncrs resulted as come Taxes, Mr. Webster read a follows: Moderator, Bu. TA A.

letter from the Inspector of Tax- Duke, clerl: and Treasurer. Rev.

stlon to tho effect that "any fixed :T.i-I a. Somers. Missions Rev. o.

“m. d mpngy pgid to o, person t0 Webster, Pensions. Rev. W. A.

cover cost of transportation is tox- ‘Young, 5.5 & Y.P S Rev. F‘ N.

able as inoolne. ‘The itequlrtmtmiiilloung. mllegcs Rev IHJB. Som- Of the law now is that accounts ers, Evanglelsm and Social Action must be submitted and if acoept-ilbev. O. Cal-new. Historical Rev.