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visiiid tha Pfiot4si&nt Ogiiamsge It Mt. Herbert I-R4 dstfibuted full Oi ¢l0i..\'l1D¢, fhyl, mndy um .ce cream.

Santa Claus was ahly mppli

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'n‘°\ll“*1 Christmas

. m”enmum.wh°®uhtl*:mh::\l:1p'<;a;_’m=dwrwu°rl;u1\huwh

lla! and other ins-ttutions were mag. T““',°°!‘] 1' ll-l“"'“l\\

nee... ’“i“`dlY by UIQ Gym qgtigng ‘nd mn. fm. W- PM Dhoeueay and other “Wim by the won,” °’“m“u°°°~ other Olianisations The

:ss In "W m°1Din¢ representatives W," ,uwvy ‘

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Un Ch rzst_mas _Day,|N BHll,RBHES Church__Serv1ces

In Inst! tutlonslll Slliflnspinng semeesof Preise And

,,';;",775f5-`5'55553f5§ 'O1`ga11iZ&ii0ns Aid In Carrying °w-=--M-'ip Of The Christmas Festival

ics Us ‘ "1 s c bl in the Sunums-aids Churches

t The tmas °° sum" 'M Ohmtm" D” 'M riwrrlsa causes! ing, cssinwith suv. rather John

. nl- were very largely gtf,¢n4¢4, _ '1‘BlNl‘l'Y _

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of .me Rnmmyccnslected with the Chrisdszs con- Christmas day, Masses were cele- R"_ nm" pub o@iUn of the dly. The chuhlh was brated at 7.30, 9.00 and 10.30. At 4 -5 Umyengty '“|appi:op lately decorate' and the dclock in the afternoon, Benedic-

g¢_ Dommle Hu, ceranony of Bsptiln took place at tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament vmdmg p, ¢h,'tba morning service when the was celebrated.

tis-ht. C33. as Bub-Deacon. Rev.

spirin1g sermon, appropriate to the

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ts d the star “W<nderful. Counsel-

llidhty God, 'nie Eve

lasting Father, The Prince

PBIDC.”

At the Sunday School horn'

usual program was followed two additional features. hows

E ir; €E§ 9.5? still

being included: An object illustrated by t ‘

and Bi. N

was to impress

thechildtheimportanoe inghsuschristeentrslin

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tion with this story a chalk talk was given on the theme of

Sunday School lesson which re

resented the fallen Kingdom

Christmas celebration. In ccnnec

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,,.. -"-' ManyM..de Hoppyfs l lvl c l s~i.e1-gely Adencleal

sland People Arrnliczlnrss

ai Gash & Garry

5 Stores

Home Owned And

Ondawd '

And

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g nounce we bail 598 cash ew

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casts. including the His Majesty. the King sd by the patients. Due tb the fact

fell on Mosul

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dit; é

Y mg |010 pm bemliyoux child of Dr. and Mrs. Ailenl The church was beautifully de-

pgugm qu, Hmmhwn, was received in-to the fellowship of corated with spruce, the main altar

¢nm,i|_ um “gum ,M the Christian church and com- presenting a magnificent spectacle. pun, mended pc the can md love of its The crib, which depicted that first

lnausers. christmas morn in s mule nt'

the person of lsr. Jack . mu;

dlistribu

ioscresmwas

bythcoen cnndyqas nssnageroif

Theatre. 'liioin-ovinciai snnsiorlusn was

builtfiully decorated for the U~h'is»maaseason.aChristlnsstree

wasbeldandthepsrtoisanta Umlvaoablytsksnbylsraaek

edsssanuélsus ttheinium

Christmas festivities were much utmg gm °°5°¥°¢ gether wit

UNIV IW! 'We exchanged at

the Snatorium and Dir crnelmm

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Johnston. 1|! Johnston aisoappear- ,s_4¢1, H

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known carol

ver! beautifully ir. The church

ant of the

Bev. Dr. Ramsay delivsed me Bethlehem was very skilfully arran-

morhing sermon from tha text -Joins l-14, “And the word was

ty, the wlwlgimade flesh and dwelt among us

1 c°mm“mm`mdo;,, ahold he Blom ,M dm sr. lJUNs'rluva nssruca

“‘°’“°u'”" D' “' :"‘;i§¢_h,,.‘fuu ‘,’§u","|;f°@d His iizreelleney Bishop o'sulllvan

Th. word 15 cd “ami w mm celebrated Pontliical Mass. He was

was brilliantly liglmq Himself known to the world. The “5°m'°_d by Rev' Df' Murphy' ww

ales 'ro the ,gm of ¢h,|woc became flesh ana ubernaeled P Rev- D" °m,“!_§“d Rf'-Rf' use or-in or the holy child among us. and has been nee-ning 3 "“§‘{' D§“°§‘ ° ,"’§§‘"'. Rev' ting the Nativity ef Qu, to enpwss l-uinnelf to inure mu- F" “‘°G”§“°' s‘{,°°,§‘e° ““"' ".' its lowly setting in the lei-1 kilo/wrl in many ways ll full “" M° “3“”' “ 'm““°°” °f Maw, ' Bethlehem at nine o~elook choir sang as on anthem “O 0°" ' gsilrinon wi; gresehed Unas morning me child. io my Heart Lord Jesus and Mis by ms Excellency Bhhop Qvsuubl

Std.

David ss having fallen and

the out, ver

lesson*

the

from

the stump of the tree a new kink- do h un which ls spir- ihf.`l s§'}i'.ptlm§l."3nun nn. me heavy on turkey and was also receive.; nt this hour. I ducks and eliiekls. Wa still

:toners Saturdai. I We bought tremendously

rg; og" ll; -5 lie

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every hom appes ed in

what ssntn MUNICH. Grmany-chancellor “H and hone I

md om” Adolf Hlter turned unupncud hcarmeandenpe

Santa Claus today, En route gg hi. mountain home st obergalgbm-g

W where he stays cler the holidays P0100 upon earth

automobile

ihl-Pninesa to s widow d mother and

radio to the hu me ch.ld_°n ~uvm‘ in ` Mom nun

humble heme on the nacalapte

W, ,,',’{§ Dean-i of sonzhern utah, substituted for the ,vent Por the last tluee years, the i6 ‘Whllfe wood had

out ms pilots _of the Los Ange1¢s-5;|¢ the manufacture of ,added me avuon of the weszers su- NW* 9°°ti°'a rm

gn .,p:,mp,.|"° “a,e“_ express, have been playing Bang; HOW one circumstance

and candy were dgsmb ted C aus to Mrs Al‘s Bonner and her the other is related by minute;

thing of the chands to modem

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Nova Bootisns

parts

of Nova Scotia. 'I °° 'dence' but Mr 'ut 'Wm hw’ ‘period and sermon cached from

_"ma, ammmg? without vtlsemsanlty ps- . - that/eat in Revelatioglg chapter 1

,,,,’,‘, '°°°"“ “’ ’°‘* Modus Vivendi -ne s. A eo. "rn s--env'

Noun -'pg |131; v. 1-‘»n°1§-ff"-'és”3. n. v...§fs.iiv.§°.1‘. .1 ..°c“.‘?.“$l‘f‘.."`.§‘f Boon to N.B. lv "1" We °~°°°°- l

fl'°l!\ Saint Andrew‘s personal life, are laid-unshaksbls

w°*‘°"‘¥ D°°- 3" ll U rllmsounl rr. s nec »_ic ‘ UMM mm “mb

P.)-Dotens on of the expiration data of the modus vivendl for Am-

ertoanfisilingvessels calling at Canada'sAtlantioports has met

Ind l'“’°° ‘-bun” with naval scum! aims the with s as-una by the c.o.1.-r.,

1*” “°v*°°°¢1*=°°°»¢-lullnelmealchnstmulnoclemsnnccnrulmss

-This aaiwms is reserved las news M m’ Val* a°°h"d "5 lU“|l‘||C\l'Nl. llfl. JSC! McI.¢0d sal'l8 sl heal lnsrsls bat alvrnlallsl sf Q hive been bbllfhilvl Nth C0 tb I pq-y ugggpgghly “'11-,Q-“-5 ` song m,

false:-men and to the ports they mer.

Undorths ausement. which has

imnextondectosalyi seatbelt provisions and aquipmsntars gold to inwmins #Mol uourpaymeat byiheshiwvllf ealinsl licensefas.P sun>li¢sin0l.

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ant Christimas re emo f the staff and im: tl1er;:ti.?nts.Nm it; Mani” md the "mmm to th°'$m;§, B:?dF,m”;,\da1g§‘tf‘mé'h:1’;°°“"° ybdasses were celebrated from 6.30 oln-istinss trees in me eniis env ins nemne which the locales hymn, 1,( mm th “° "ff" te lo e-sleek yesterday morning, were or the rrncs mwsra island, subsequently aerivec gem gang; ,g hm ch ,_ ,,,,,m o",§m th” °°““"°'° °" r-lu meelleney Bishop osnlliven I-lid Charlottetown Hospitals well visitation. an most blessing, ' anthegfis Yer’-sing mg held Masses for the children at 8.00

--' ' 'Bt-tMary's Church was filled on Heavens" with Mes stem' as

was cslelmtec ln NBUJS Fld S h 88 l“““’“‘“"”‘°“"° "“°°°°' *M sernivilmoe vggoloexm .dll-1?? wlflllfepwamg' £1131;-nfhnif

_ tireless goodwill

'fe 3‘“”““°‘ch ___ ...mm in me lm' which was celebrated by the purer, Huestls taxing the solo pens, ¢

ll eery -» do nun- __ ‘““ °°°‘° °‘°°i "lin"

DD.. with all the impressive care- ly the solo "The Ch' et Chlld."

Christmas hymn. “O Come. All Ya tments.

rrevhyuann cami. __-_--_

ST. PAUUS CHURCH

Bwcal Christmas music by tha

Junior Choir was a featur, of mg On Sunday. Dec. 24th. and o morning service at the Preshvtsr- Christmas Day special serviee

young' voices at the opening of the f°u°W51

He‘en Manson children. The woman is kee r of Mines Michael Dwyer mg”

A-,~¢¢;_ Mn Amzgd Mbgxla remote Government emergency himself as a worker' steal “M” “°5_"'H\f\¢ the Herald Afh9»30 tlwre was a celebration

s genial md ¢,,,,,,,,1,,m laidlns field. ‘ plant in his home town. ,Tw mu' Dm” “‘° °°""°° MM’ ml’ °°'°m““‘°“‘~

claus 1°, aeam' donned Pilots Bb'rwood and Clarence Graeme l"raser and lite;-rut m., N ey rendered very beautifully 11 oclcck the regular morn Perfection Dairy, wg gn F056? i°°k 8F00 worth of food. K-ly were men of viscn. mek in A", in Lb* M"“‘°"-" Th” P”-" ms “rw” WF had' "A SWWU

treat which was greatly clothing and toys in their plane the last centuy their forge at wr’ MV' m' "°"°" “dd"”°d the mr ‘H People W” u° 'uh-'ec' °‘ Tm, Bay scouts and um and dropped the presents in front Trenton, N. B., was doing |, fair mum” mm st' M"u“""', °h°'P' x.msp£1n' °°"“°" ‘Wen by th* dows, placed inthe Churchinlnem-

emun, 'ho putmpnted of the lc~eIy Bonner horns as they Luslness. but thgy mmum it would terqi, verses 1 to 11, explain ng the H .or.mt:v. H. D. Raymond, MA, ary

be conmguhmd on me un_ cgnpgd cm, to the 3,.-,und_ be doing mmm so they out “Wt vis; of the wise men. anhem ‘Ogio d out that in th¢ comin

wwe” of their em". on e e e for me” md nmny “nested to by the choir was That, ru-st gm 0 Mesiiii-h there was n four- asion, BOS’l‘ON`Sants Claus came to- s few shipownera where they might Ummm" Mm' ° purp°°°‘ The Mesmh W” '° Church was made by Dr. Vincent evening th, vm,” Cm, any to 'lo lowly lighthouses and use steel instead oi wooc. ”°“"' "°"’”- "‘°“"'°‘“' H"" "lm °"°’ ‘he "°“‘° °’ JW” f°f- on hehsli of the Nicholson and sn mjoyablo Uhrmmns tree coast guard stat'ors strung along Their 1.-lug Wm, nm, popum. M wa md 5d“”m°° 555° ‘U13 in :ger'hTh° Jews’ me descendmts °f Gordon families, and the formal ac-

5q“,,.,_ R,,,._ m_ the Nm llngpnd const from nos- ilrst, but they soon spread. and °“°'"°"" ° °“"° °f."°"°b' m “‘° mm” me Ummm" eu, ton to Morlhegan Island-off the many wp; Kg “me the my M In the evening special Christmas ment of Gods great purpose form ehozr. sein: sn- cout of li-nh ent-rn mins. the steelwcrxers. ny im they '°""° W "“°°"d by W’ “N” 'md 1°' th’°"'h ‘hem °“’°° H

by mul] Hmeock This psrtcular" Santa's other wen ,ble m ,suhluh ma No," 0501?. 5906111 were "Sing €h`°:1l»tbl¢861¥1l i-he gilt of Jes

or chrutmns oss- "““° 1' °`P‘°’“ Bm' W‘1‘°“P°W- Booth Purse Oompsny. Then. eisht oh \'l?idi}he."m` B°h°m»-I sms rl: 'lu sci occumn A practical widely-known New England avlat- ye.” lit” they ornmzed tm N°_ You gs of Great Joy. Messrs, t uchwe ah came to be s. light sang very expre_$we1y..one sweetly M an me chmb or. He. affd four others, flew in a vs soon, sum ccmpmy md bum Earl 5¢l’i\1l'mll1. Wm- Fvrbes and ° 3 U U10 G¢l’\ii12S~

big seaplsne hunr're's of miles g 15 wn mmm, md ._ mm mm 011-iilm Rogers also rendered very 511119011 Blimpsed this zreat truth through mgla winds, to bring sup- ,ng mm soon me m mmm acoeptsbly "we Three Kings of the in hi# day and repel-ation snn we

_-_-_-_.=l= plies for the ex‘=tence of those who :nu menei Orient Are." Mrs. Ralph Muttart Why Gln thwk God as we see the me benedlmon brought me ,mia

,mms some their lives safe-gun-ning, sm “me the pw,” of “mm was the orsanist for the day. 'rhs fulfillment 01 We prophecy.

others. cheaper ore than that bm ht °hud"°°'l music was under the di- The Messiah came to heal griev-

-~“°" at each station was dropped s ,mm mmm They mum ‘fm recticn of miss num. nuker and °“i divisions.

_,dun package oontainirg newspapers, funny Im Bunnyhne Ns hm we Miss Oeorgb Huestis. The Christmas message 1501-le for

msirasines. and a pound of fresh “pau pcm” aut' bdsm healing breaches and christmas a

_-___ °°“°°- .Demos the opinion os the °""""“' °'“"°“ §§“°,°,1,f°{,, §°"°°“““ “hm” "li"

Maassacss - the steel men the . °’“°“*“-

l f-v;»=1-»~= 1°- »»-N-°.“‘ °° "°' ...".I°°e.‘::.‘;f.: ‘:.**.‘.:.‘;z';";l.°°2;- ..‘;“i.x°::.’:“.°:,'°°.,;°,;:;:°

l li . ' contained too . ' - 9

man T ous. the ¥¢0l0¥ists snlllichbut 1":a.s;r “own” for me Chmtm" °°”°n‘ Mme to breathe the sm" °’ ws

ber ____ md MAX” went, rum: “had ‘nd F0ll0Win8 the Communion Serv- PWC; over all the world.

(continued from Pere ll tout s limestone elm. hu-mes um ‘°° R" W' W"’°°"'°’"‘ ‘“"° ““ m“.f""‘°° ““° °“°’f “"8 me .

v, A1- `”'-' turned out s fine grads gf imp, :gamut "dn" 'mm st' Luxe' om ?' sms O H°°v°““" Berth' Quigley took the tenor solo in

_ sm- tions which in the put might -nm "_, in ,M A ye" hw apier 2. verse 'l- 'There was rw sa guofil “ld Chlrliu Earle --nm.; Forth inte Joy." Mrs. o.

vaileyfisla, have raised loot and delaylnil die- Prayer sold out pn, or lr, N,-W. | gm ‘°" §“’“ in th' 1”' `"‘°__'“' is 4 .““°"' N“”""‘f' li~:llict.t Full, organist snd choir cl-

cusslcsl, now more and more are fmmqland holdin" for ‘Looooool mm in he morning was The ng Oclock there was nn evening rector W” in Charge of the impreh

gh; matters oi more adjustments car- and 'gm to No,-th Sym,” to '"_ th °! °‘" ,,s°"’°“" ,_ se 'ce °f,chr15"m°5 "~‘“5l°~ ’sivcly worshipful music ofthe day. Wm. ned tru-ough in confidence. mutual ifsbllsh gk Nou mom sw” Com_ A "°°l"*“~ Th* Binh °f Christ- Ch"-‘i*m°S m0i"llnz there wasi _______.__._~

K st 'iso pin, hy geumfimdfhggmfinwlgiif. imc J puny. I: Preaentid at the evenins serv- §*_;'-l‘A\;r°=lié;i5 ¢g1;Jl;=JIlli<;l]y Cvlglrrlrgisfé-, zum rnssnvrmlsx crluncu

.R,oss, , ncto s sm n y;[ 41,595 l- '~ ing l -l _,___

ll, mn of u?“`,},uBé;:: cr-,vmcly [butt Ch; Bnwnmnxdhgwérlgnfil There were six different scenes mas service was held; | of xinestcn. io Mildred "and, ss 1 see it. the most slr- minion steel ans coal Demon- Mu’ ‘nd °h° A"‘°’° "°"°°h “““ yP'°°°“'°"?.‘ hy'“"- "0 °°”‘° A"

5. Godfrey' “what of ml nmcam development of me pu; mm., hu" pm" ‘t sydney um' the Angel: the Shephcrds; Mary ecFalth'fuI.

Mia. John 'rhomas clocrrsy. rw' has been the every csv sppll. than z,ooo men are on the 'payroll' “M ”‘° B"’°' ‘"5" °‘ "‘° “"°"' M "°" “f.“°“ Cm” W" Mm 01

_ cation of this goodwill in our out- the e. and hundreds more are up-‘ aeglsgniituuge rllalglglagfbggfingvlgs '

DEATH; look and our policy. e owe some ployed in sreel operations in other gh, 4111,,-W; scene, were s_ven_

BJ? Fi’Pe Sllcnce.

Th* Kil1€'s Message. God Save the King.

The Communion servin- Kyrle Elelsoh_l3f=rtholc Tour., Gloria Tibi-F. G. Plummer. HY’““- "Ii Came upon the Mia

nilht Clear."

Carol, "Holy Night,"

This was preceded by s devotional

Strangers," was heautfully rendered

offering.

Anthem, "Sin 0 H nerthola Tours. I “vm”

D°X°l°zv. Old nuncrecih. °’°“* in EX¢¢l-iii Deo, lisllls. '1"'°-f°ld Amen. ores: liturgy. Recessionsl Hyrnn, “While Shep

h’l'ds Watched."

Sermons and music appropriate

for Christmas were given in the

‘United Baptiag Church on Sunday. ln the morning the service opened

rsoav nsznnzlmia cnugcg

0 Y _ Mwxguslueelebnmd by mv, Mslgch as-et stems sang in her usual mn

. . DD. Pr. the aiming manner the solo “ln the

- » ‘ ’ - n For a half hour preceding the

Wu me mnpmnt of mm, leu_ childrens choir singing very nuff. bleak M.d-Winter. l

, P F” *WW °°“'m°‘- Th” °°m1l\°°' ly christmas carols during the The even nz service me ls-gel; §£,‘;;§”‘éf,rf;§°‘&.§§'° “ng

hen

Van. Arnhdescon O. de W. White, M18 Alice Coffin sang very gwggg-

mm! Of the Church of England. 'Mix Thelma Teed the talented The church was very test-*ally de. violinist gave a violin solo and also curated with evergreen; and holly. added grcciiy to the pleasure of

The service opened with the the music in her several accompan-

llld Q16 ' “nanny .

N, ,ak d _ _ w1u_ Sempers beautiful set- Rev. C. N. Brown ad his

-l°¥°‘-“ gays! meemusl t2°g?mI|‘;:°};lgé“i;' “Eg hood was Wu, 1411( of the Holy Communion serv- sculpture lesson the frillst lsvelve

ice was sung by the choir, with verses cf ine second chapter of Si

no the sxehsnze of greet- mf1m=vinz his two oveveenu,-one 1.. ;fr”;D°’°"‘¥ WW” “king 111° =°1° §;i1€l§'i"> sisprll and set forth ln

i>¢!W¢¢n the dl!! lo °°115D1¢ll0us wi-lite trench coat- ' “ ‘ll an SU"‘Pl° W° d-‘1 lhe

nl-ltuh |:mp";:°‘.§§ '1’§:,he lzrertgnitg le mb hm, ,, W, Growth of i Jo;/gli arcbsenotgnhlvhlte raven): :wiv er lhetgieisrhigjhpetmehem. the

message of gi. u ¢ mm . rr with iiva marks. mn", " °°“3’°“ mm- S ¢1'<i¢~ and the

hh ,mph tmallfihf » . _ Trade In U S fit: a b.autiful description of that idol of the manger, the bil-tn nf

we aiicirnns.-santa claus - - ° A v°e"x;"§”‘“ 23”- gm §i:SGCl;r1St emphasizing the truth

w_ came out of the sky and bro ht -'-w "B9 “KN On par- I 0 comes to men in the or-

M“'“’°“ “I _ _ took of Holy communion. dinary things uf life,

1.. il "ous ry - cious gills lo every nation, and to

n .

ian Church an sunday were held in St. Pauls Church. Ixepged |11 in 'nice mah- ,wed The services 01 Sunday were ll

1# L. Bethune, chairman of the Board “5 of Trustees. Following the prayer

Smnou. "The word Mace Flesh."

illllllrllggl vllvlllllvfvi 5.-lf ll ii

tb. offering the male in chorus, 'The Heralds

Wilsons sermon was Matthews, chapter 2.

avlsinl Christmas carols

rmdefed by a fllll

lin( the S by th”

tis Oisdnessf'

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hem," by

“Blessed

H11. Colin

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www” in

Mldnilht Mass was celebrated at the H01! Redeemer Church yester- day monung. rl-cnt liao till 12 on clock on Sunday night the mixed Ch0il‘. which was augmented by an orchestra, and under the direction Of Rev. Father 0'Hlra. CBSR., ren. dered Christmas carols At 12 o'- clock Solemn Hilh Mass began, be- lfl °°l°b"l'°d 57 F07. Psi-her Flem-

Special parts _ Harry Allan

f'rs.

Iir. Albert Philllpql. Ashortsermononthebirth oi Uhfilt vas liven by suv. mr. Campbell.

On Christmas mirning there was

special Christmas music in Trinity

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THE BAPTIST CHURCH

At the moming service yesterday.

.he Rev. A. C. Vincent, D.D., preach- cd a special Christmas sermon on 1 'Gods Gift." "l`aii.¢inZ As his tcx' the words of St. John, chapter 3 verse 16, "For God so loved the world that i-le gave His only begot- ten Son," the speaker said, in part. All nllllds turn today to the babe of Brtlllehrm, Gods greatest gift. Not Gods ill-st gift. was he, God gave

| to his first children a world all their own. To I-lls people he gave a land all their own. Neither glit was us- ed wisely or well. Then, from the grclit heart of the Almighty Fa- ther came the gift of a person, Bon, Redeemer, Saviour and Lord. And »» ‘L_ hall histo the mostpre

every period or time have not been gold and sliver, lands or material

5 wealth, but grellt personalities. Not

on great wealth is a, great nation

S built, but on great people. Not

stones and mortar build a Church but persons, given to God, inspired

and included the singing of carols

Sunbeam Juniors, The solo parts were taken by Miss Nan Ma.cKay,\

Stewart, Master Clifford Camp ll, Mcssrs. C. L. MacKay, Milton tewar, _ . -

gram concluded with a. tableau, the

.l-nded. At the morning service the

D.D., preached eloquently from th text, 2 Timothy, 1, 10: “But is nowg made manifest by the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ, who hath abolished death, and hath brought

through the gospel."

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond were nev-

er heard to batter effect than in the duet "Cantique de Noel," and asain in the anthem, “It Came Upon the

high soprano in the obligate part and Mr. Reyroond‘a bam in the solo parts, being received with great ap- preciation. Tiws stirring anthem. “The First Christmas Mom" (New- ton) was well rendered by the choir. Every seat in the cho;r was filled, and tha various parts were excep-

by God, devoted to God.

' Following the sermon of tho Y moming, Dr. Vincent announced the

dedication of two stained glass win-

of the late Donald Nicholson

U sua of Dr. J. A. and Mrs Gordon.

Presentation of the windows to the

' ceptance of the windows, on behalf ° of the Church was made by Mr. ll.

of dedication, Mr. V. L. Dingwell

Solemn Thought." The congrega- tional hymn "For all the saints who from their labours rest’ followed by

to s close.

The evening sermon by Dr. Vin-

cent was a thoughtful and eloquent presentation of “The Eternal |Chl”lst." Included in the mu-Sic 01 the day were Maunders “Sing 0 Heavens," Vande Waters "Night, of ,Nights," Coleridge-Taylors "Break ,forth into Joy," 'Iumer`s "God from ,on high hath heard." “O Little Town cf Bethlehem" was .sung by Mr. Dlngwell as a baritone solo Mr.

At the evening service at Zion

Presbyterian Church an approprlflte Christmas sermon was preached by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster who took as his text Romans 12:8. | The speaker showed that Christ- mas time was a time of doing deeds of mercy; that whatever our llarids find to do should be done for the glory of God and in the interests of ollr fellow men. And whether it bein the visitation of the sick and the afflicted or whether it be in the literal sense of thc word mercy in the forgiveness and pardon of men, or whether it be in the sharing of gifts at the Christmas season, all these should be done in cheerful- ncsa and gladness of heart.. The apostle is calling upon men to do exactly what Cicd has done for them.

Music for the evening included

a chorus "Come and Worship," from the Cantata, The Christmas King, by the choir; a mixed quartette, "There ls Room ln My Heart For Thee" and an anthem, "Christians Awake, Salute the Happy Mom."

The text of the morning sermon

was taken from Luke 2:15, “let us now lo even unto Bethlehem and see this thing which is come to pass, which the Lord hath made known \mto us."

The morning music included s

chofsn, "Glorious Mom" from Can- tata “The Christmas King." A beautiful tenor solo. "See Amid the Winters snow," was sung by Mr. I-larry Crsswell.

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Clll‘l'l.Al. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The services at the Central Cbrstian Church Bundav were well attenrirci, 5pec‘ai music for the nm-ning included an anthem. *Nl Bod li Lived ag Will.”

tional!! well balanced.

The Processional and Receasional

hymns, both moming and evening, were very impresivs as rendered by the full choir.

In the evening the service was en- tirely choral, and consisted of solos, carols and anthems. The boys’ and girls' choir delighted the congrega- tion in several fine carols, their sweet voices and clear enunciatlcn being heard distinctly throughout the large church. The soloists in- cluded Mlss J. Alchorn, Mrs. H. S. Henderson, Miss Iena M;-'.ure, and Miss Marjorie Wood, Sopranos, Mr. Arthur Bruce, tenor, and _‘.1r. Char- les MacKenzie, baritonl-, and each was heard with fine ciicct. It was an unexpected pleasure to hear Mr Bruce. who came over from Morm- tcn, NB., to spend Christmas at his old home.

The choir deserves special com-

mendation for the rendering of the different anthems appropriate lo the season As usual with the produc- tions by St. James' choir, the work was well prepared, the music being sung with perfect facility and with evident enjoyment and appreciation The service was highly creditable to

the choir leader, Mrs J A Lawson the organist, Mrs. Keith Rogers and all who participated.

THE SALVATION AR MY

The Christmas message was th theme of all the services Sun- day. Presentcd ln song and story the audiencfs were token in fancy to the manger of Br lllchrm there to worship the infnnt Christ. 'Tis not on bcnrlcd knee alone wc

honor,

'Tis not alone in worship we adore. But in a life of consecrated service Thy followers we would be for ever

more.

In that glad spirit we worship

as we bond before His infant cradle, and daily renew ollr cov- enant of service to His Klngship

ST. PETERS CATIIEDRAL

The last servirr- of tho peniten-

ttal season of Advent took place in St Peters Cathedral on Sunday at ll o'clock v\'i;ll a choral cciebra- tion of the Holy Eucharist. Rev. Canon Malone preached from the words of Snlzr Thomas, "My Lord and my God '

During the nflvmoon tha Christ-

mas spruce decoration.; which had previously born prepared were Dilccd in pcslfon, t/he purple altar hangings for advent gave way to the beautiful llstngings for the great festival, and the first evensong of Christmas was sung at 5 o'clock. during which is number of Christ- mas carols were sung by choir and congregation.

For the H45 pm, choral cele-

bration of the Holy Eucharist the church was filled and a very large number of those present made their Christmas communion. This service was broadcast.

M 8 a.m. Christmas morning

there was a good atendance for the Holy Communion, while at ii c‘clock another large congregation was rxsent for the choral cele- bration of the Holy luchariit. Rev. .Canon Malone preached s splendid ii* W U1 tha S1

The theme gf tho Wellilil *N12 have a few of eaels ass had

was entitled Christmas in Song, and wi" 'eu tha' 't it

by the Choir, tih C.G.I.T- group, - the Four Squareelioys, and the

Miss Nita ssserielu. Mrs Mi\l)t;>n\ Wednesday

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was made by Srrgearl

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lllfzme of which was "Holy Nightw Now is your chan” t. td

"lent Night," th's hymn being culuig by a mixed quartette while aI Your NW' Yafi dh!"-

apnt light played its changing col- . urs upon the characters of the* our mul’ d°p”1'__‘ ' ' M.-.lzgcr Scene. This program was Very lllutth Clilnlgbd Ill = _ :.1-lunged ang dlreiitedh min Mrs. fully guygked with f In ' Ozlthouse an M.l's. . D gweli, meats and fresh fish' . ... the organist Master Eric MacGreg- or ,end me m,p,u,.,, ,mm Luke* cured products of all kinds _ :.8-20. W. L. Outhouse had charge

of the service azigdgave is brief hal§;Ldgi°hzi:y;T ;' in d‘.r'. ,li= ory of carols a carol singing. °°‘5 9-xv." This program. with 11111101' Chances. ience cutting meats at Mo ulll be repeated next Sunday even- hecm Markets, Bqffglg, Nag

ing at seven o‘c1ock. York.

“JAMES Gamma Farmers are finding thi -

The Sunday services in oelebra- Sl-0” “Wy 5" 4 :lon or the christmas ipestivnl nt with as we handle largl sl. James Church were largely at» amounts of their produgu

itabls to trade

Beef, Pork, Lamb. Button

pastor, Rev. R.. Morehead Iegatec, Eggs’ Poultry’ vegetdns Y,”

etc. Our cash system enables _

everyone to buy their needs

liis ana immortality to light' at very low "lem _

Everything You Eat. Cash and Carry Stores-

Mldnignt clear," Mrs. neynloncr 187 Great George 3;,-“L '"

We Deliver C.0.D W. R. Dennis, proll- Phone 1115.

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<-W 'nie younz child with ui-y ba' ’ mother," from llth verse of ine

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chlpter of Saint Ms.tt.he'vI.

Today is the commemoration ol

saint strphen, Martyr, tcmosimw that of Sain; John, Apmtb And Evangelist. while Thursday is In- ‘ noccnts' Day.

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DB. J. D. BIDDIN Will not letve Mount Stewart until Jan 3. 385

SELL YOUI FUI! to .lamb Klrsh at B. R. Holmasfs uptnwll ' office, Massey-Harris building, and receive highest market prices. 3”)

SIIZUBI SATURDAY-A sai-

ure of szme five gallons of alcohol was made cn Satu.day by the R.. C. M. P. at a residence on Waist Street. The owner will appear bs- fore Magistrate MacKinnon !or

violation of the Prohibition Act.

ARREST MADE-At In Old) _

hour Satunlay morning an arsvll ,_

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nis and Off cer I-lggins of the City _ Polce force in connection with th ` recent robbry frcm the store ol" Mr, Alton Burke, Market Buildinl. ` The culprit was apprehended whila' ca~.yi‘~g a bag c:nt\!nLng cigsnt- tes, c 'ocolaiea and other goods al-' leged to have been taken from Ur- Bu:ke'a a.o:e T.'e case appeared in the City Police Court Saiurdly

and was remanded for a weak.

GIF'l‘S APPBECIATID-'Til

members of the City Polkae force are deeply appreciative of thi many expresslors cf Christmas good will extended them by the varlzus merchants Many gifts of cigars and other articles were rs- ceived They are particularly grateful to the New England Cafe

for presents to the entire force.

Mr. Herman Eben arrived hast .

from Lachute. Quebec, for til

Christmas holidays.

In Canada. two members of the `

so-called spider beetle family, tha' white marked one and the hairy one, are of considerable importanei as pests of flour and other cereal products in warehouses.

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