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. .. incinnbii . Olllhilt and Choir Director Suzanne Brenton Lie. SUNDAY SERVICES L00 Holy Communion ‘-0.00 Mathis ll-00 Choral Eucharist. 1.80 P. iii. Sunday School i P. M. i-Ivensong and Semen. WEEK DAY SERVICES IIOLY COMMUNION L15 Monday aud Friday

Ml Tuesday. Thirst!!! lld lat-

urday 0M Wednesday. IIVENSONG 1.30 Friday. All seats are free and cusp-

propriateii. Visitors are welcomed and the Incumbent is glad to see

ihem alter the service. EVERYBODY WELCOME

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

Rev. J. T. Ihbott, R.D., Rector '

iloyston I‘. Miigfcrd, A.S..C.0.. Organist and Choir Master.

SECOND SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS

l.l0 AM. Holy Communion.

11.00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon.

Subject: Resolutions"

Anthem: "Sleep. My Jesus Sleep" ibutch)

ms r. M. suiissy bible Class

1.00 P. M. Iversirig Prayer and Sermon.

Subject: "A New Bold.” Anthem: "Whence is that Good- ce" - French.

Visitors will receive a cordial

welcome st St. Paul's Criurch.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

rill.“ nfitl Grafton Streets Rev. G. Carlyle Webster

Minister Frank Johnston A. T. C. I.

organist and choir director

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MORNING WORSIIIP

ii. A. M. Morning Worship.

iiymns: 31- 606, 097.

Anthem: "Glorious Morn" lliilton.

Sermon - The ‘Minister.

2.30 P.lli. The Sabbath School inrl Bihlo Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

7.00 i’. M. Evening Worship

Sermon — The Minister

ilymiis: 0i. 519, 598.

Anthem: “Joy tc~tlie World."

"Ho that dwelleth in tlie secret place of tho Moat High shall abide ‘under the shadow of tho Almighty., I will say of the Lord. lie is my refuge and my fortress: My God:| in mm will I trust."

1'ou sre cordially invited to wor- ship with us.

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THE KIRK OF ST. JAMESiT

The Rev. T. II. Busseii isomers 01.11., S. M. Minister v _ Organist , iiilss I2. Lillian McKenzie iiius. Bao.

II A.lil. MORNING WORSHIP. flcrmgn; "Four Gateways to the

New Year."

Anthi-m: "liear My Prayer" iliopylos).

Solo: "Come Unto Him" from

"The Messiah" - Miss Bar- barn G. R089"-

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'7 P.l\i. EVENING WORSHIP Sermon: "Things to Take with Us into the Future" Anthem: "C1151 Th! (Mendelssohn). The Minister will conduct the Services and deliver the Sermons.

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Melbourne. Australia - (UP) —-' When a Meihourize artist announc- ed recently that he wanted s us! of 20 to accomiifllii’ him '1" -l ‘iofld Qrulge. ill lll 80-foot kGtClli he received 52o applicants. 30 of whom were women. No women were taken.

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SALVATION ARMY

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iiev. T. l. Meicooso. Minister RCO. l. U. M00. |D.D.. Vlllting tor

Organist sod Choir Director 10.00 A.M. CHURCH 5011001,

ncrs Departments. 11.00 ‘.1!-

coriductcd by the Minister. Sermon: “A VIEW OF 104i" Anthem;

"Immortal, (Tiilman)

Invisible"

conducted by the Minister. 567111011: “THE HOPE Oli‘ 1008" Alltlitm: “I Will Lay Me Down in Peace" (Gsdsby) The Olifllfllation is wminde’ of the Week of Prayer services, Mon- dl! thrfllllh Fridfl. 8.00 p. m. “I was glsd when they said unto Iuc- Dot us to into the house or the Lord."

A cordial welcome awaita you at all services oi worship.

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH "Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets"

Minister Till RIIV. J. D. DAVISON. B.A., Organist Mrs. Allison Mscitae. C

'1‘. . i Director of Chain-Miss Pearls i Burns. ‘ Morning Worship 11 A.M, i Hermon: ‘What Are Our Debts?" The Communion of The Lord's Supper will be observed.

Solo. Selected, Mr. Ivsii Robin. son.

The Church School follows Morn.

trig Worship.

Evening Worship 7 P.M.

Sermon: ‘The Field 1s The World."

Anthem: "Jesu Bambino" (Yon)

The annual Wceir of United Prayer will be observed Monday through Friday and Is commended to the attention and operation of all.

The Meals Association of tile Baptist Church will hold their Monthly Slipper Meeting at 6.30 o'clock Monday evening. Tho speaker will be Rev J. A. Correy and there will be special music. All rncn of the church and congregation are in- vited to be present.

You are cordially invited to wor- ship with The Baptist Church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street D. DUNBAR, B. TIL.

Minister.

Mrs. M. C. Stewart Organist.

and Choir Director

10:00 am. Church- School and Family Hour.

11:00 a.|n. Morning Worship and Communion.

Sermon: ‘Accentusting the Pos- itive" Anthem: “I hes"

1:00 p. iii. Evening Worship.

Sermon: "God's Ark of Refuge” Anthem: “Iloly is The Lord." God has made no provisions or armour piste for the beck o! his soldiers of the cross, Ile expects us to continual! face the-foe,

MARVEL

Will Remember

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11.00 a. I11. Primary and Begin- DIVINE WORSHIP

1.00 p. ll. DIVINE WORSHIP

g Aokiand, Speaker.

A1.‘ YOUR SERVICE-Arman Coal Co. Phone 2498.

IIOWABD iisuiuivis- Fitted Footwear st 175 Queen Street.

B! AIR to Montreal and Boston in about three hours. Phone Marl- iime Central Air" ays 2061 or 540.

SALE 0F 1948 FESTIVAL MUSIC in January, at Toombs, Miller Bros, Music Stores in Charlottetown.

~JUST UNLOADED — Oll‘ Oil- cake. Central oresmeries 1A4, Charlottetown and Summerside.

MARITIME CENTRAL AIR- WAYS three tunes daily to Mone- ton. Air and rail connections ic- Montreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or 540.

NORTH RIVER PASTOR-ATE. — Services for Sunday. January 4th. Long Creek 11 A. M. Clyde River 3 P. M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. Stephen

TBYON - BONSiIIAW BAPTIST _ PASTOBATE. - Services for Sum‘ day. January 4th, are: Bomhsw 11 A. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A. liicks, Minister.

SOCIAL SERVICE Wishes to hhank all societies and persons who contributed to Christmas Charity work. The assistance given by the Knighs of Columbus in collecting for and distributing dinners is much appreciated.

CENTRAL PARISH. - January 4th, 1948. Clyde River l1 A. M. Churchill 2.30 P. M. Canoe Cove P. M. S. S. 6.15. T. W. Goodwill, Minister.

UNLCMDING car Softwood floor- ing, matched boards, v. sheathing, dressed 1 inch pine. MacDonald- Rowe WOOCIWCFIIiDg C0,, Ltd. CALENDAR - The Canadian Bank oi’ Commerce is issuing to its customers a calendar represent- ing an autumn scene in Eastern Canada.

PRICE 0F OIL ADVANCES - The oil companies intimate an advance in the retail price of oils, including gasolene orie'half cent per gallon, kerosene 2c. naptha specialties 2 1-2c; stove, furnace and light oils 2c; bunker fuel 1 1-2c; asphalt 1.70.

"ritroivwfiiAsronaii" OIIARGE u! the United Church oi’ Canada.

The Central Guardian

is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising of a newsy nature may be inserted

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Under ti" sociatien the following asrvim the coming weeg, January 5-9.

MONDAY. CENT.“- rreaeiior: '

Preacher: REV. Prndscr: REV.

Pffllfllf

Preacher: REV.

Churches, the Protestant Island Hospital.

Meeting of the

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' TUESPAYLUNITED BAPTIST CHURCH WEDNESDAY. Si‘.

TIIUISIIAY. ZION CflUECfl DR- A. D. MMKENZIE FRIDAY. ST. PAUl/s cflujwpg

The offerings, slter iilimises, The World's Evangelical Alliance. Orphanage and the Hines Edward The scwice so Wdlfiiily evening will include the Annual

oiisriottetovn Auxiliary of the Bible Society, Ind the offering will be for the fiiilill of

WEEK 0F PRAYER

Ministerial As- wiil be held at 0 o'clock during

CHRISTIAN CHUII/Cll T. E. McLENNAN

M. D. DUNBAR JAMES CHURCH J. D. DAVISON

G. C. WEBSTER Will be distributed amonmt The Canadian Council oi

the Auxiiisry.

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COHEN

. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Cohen and Family of Hcpworth, Ontario. wish to express their sincere thanks to their many friends in Prince Ed- ward Island ioi- their kind Pxpress- ions o! sympathy, giita and don- ations during our recent sad ber- eavement in the loss of our two dear sons Robert 'and Donald Cohen.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester ltiacGregor, Kingston, wish to thank all those who gave fruit, flowers, presents and cards to our son Lloyd, who ls still s. patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

In Memos-lam

The following Muss Cords and Letters of Sympathy were gratefully received by the family of the lute Mrs. Patrick Hughes, Nurboro.

MASSES

Harry, David and Katherine, Sister Si. Helen Andrew and Anna, Adele and Austin, Justin, Jean and Family, Cecil and Edna, Florence, Waiter, Inca and Family.

George. Pearle and Family.

Miss Ida Harrington

Mrs. John Harrington and Molly Mrs. E. P. Harrington and Mild-- red.

Mr. Albion Kllbriide

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lawless Sisters of St. Mary's Academy. Suimmerside.

i. P1111118 of St. Mary's Academy,

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Literature Ami Life

By BOOKMAN *5VAN

THE CRDWDED INN.

The keeper oi an inn is an im- portant figure in human society, and certain qualifications are necessary-lie should be a lover of his fellow-men, have an atmos- phere of friendliness about him. and carefully note what makes for the comfort and happiness o1 his guests.

The inn-keeper figures largely in the Bible story of the Good Samaritan. Into his hands was com- mitted the care of the men robbed and beaten. This was one of the casualties of the rOod, so common in our modern world. He took care of him till the “certain Samaritan" came back. We talk a good deal about tourist trade. Nature has done its share, but adequate ac- commodation must be a feature of our appeal to strangers. Good roads are not enough; we must be prepared to give them good meals, and comfortable plnces to sleep,- up-to-dste hotels. Here is where the inn-keeper comes into the picture.

At the Christmas season we think of the inn in Bethlehem that was crowded when Joseph and Mary arrived their. Jesus was born in a stable belonging to the inn, Whore can we find the record of a per- son horn in such lowly circum- stances? One wonders if He ever visited the place in after years. Some of us have gone back and stood on the site of the house in which we were born. Jesus had sentiment. I {ind for instance that on one occasion when the world was going hard against Him, He went back to the Jordan where He

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Summer-side,

Mlslswfiuth Lambs

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mcinnts Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes Lawless

SPPVICCS on Sunday, January 4th. as follows: Tryon 11 AM. S. S. 10 A.M. Crgipnud 3 P. M. S. S. and Bible Floss. Cape Traverse 7.30 P. M. 5.8. 630 P. M. Official Board meeting at

2 l’. M. Rev. E. n. Woodside. 13- A Minister‘.

MONTHLY SUPPER Th Men's Association of the Baptis Church will hold their Month] Supper Meeting at 6.30 o'clock Mon day evening. The speakefwill b Rev, J, A, Currey and there wi be special music_ All men of ih church und congregation are in vited i0 be present.

ST. PAUL'S Anglican Ohurc Sunday, January 4th, 1948. Secon Sunday sftcr Cihrisiimas. 8.30 A.

Central Christ an Churoh Invites you to worship on the Lord's day.

Holy Communion. 11.00 A. M. i101

'l‘ryon on Monday. January 5th. B ill-yum‘

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deigihan Mi-fiand Mrs. Joseph Lawless Mrs. J. B. Crokcn and Family Sisters of 'I‘ig_nish Convent

m. and Mrs. Ralph McCarville m. and ivrs Carroll Hughes Miss Anna. Christopher, New York Mr. Ambrose Con‘

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid

‘ Mr. Urban Harrington, Halifax.

Nix. and Mrs. Maurice Tierney,

Ottawa.

Pupils of Ti ish Convent Psi-pits of Da ton School. Boarders of Tigriish Convent Children of Mary, Tigiiisii Sisters of NotreDune, Givtown. Sisters of 5t. Joseph's, Cbtorwn. Sisters of Souris Convent

Sisters oi North Rustico Convent Sister st. John oi Mada. Toronto Sister Mary Henry, 5t. Vincent's

C munlon and Seivmonél 311111;‘; brphana e Li? ll t " " ' usrrsn RENTECOSTAL Mg“,§;,§;;;=..- $33133]; ,_;;P,~., u... u... new. . CHURCH Sunday School and. Bible Cl ‘ my §%m5°°i°ty' Tums‘ l7 Elm Avenue 7'00 P‘ M‘ Evening Prayer “d s" Mrs Tetell Reid ‘rrsinor

Rev. Quincy Stairs Pastor Sunday Services

10.00 A. M. Sunday School.

11. a. m. Worship and Praise

7.00 P. M. Evangelistic Meeting

Week Night Services

man, Subject, "A New Road.’ A them, "whence is that Goodl)’ F1118 rsnce". come.

French. Everybody We

Saskatchewan. Sisters of D'Arcy McGee High

School, Montreal. , Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Murphy and

FBIHIIY.

S p. m. Wednesday Young Peoples

8.00 P. M. Friday Bible Stud!

Written Questions invited on the Friday Night services

Who his own iseil bare our sins} in his own body on the tree, that, we. being dead to sins, should live righteousness: by whose stripes ys were healed. I rater sill

Everyone is welcome to all Ser- vices.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street Lord's Day

Meeting for children i0 s. m. Breaking of Bread 1i. a. vii. Prssehing of the Gospel 1:10 pm. Prayer meeting Tues _v ii p. in. Blbls leading I-‘rlday S I. M. the deeds of the law shiiii no flesh be justified in his sight. lessens l-lt

of sip is death but ills through Jesus Christ ourLord. Iolnlhl 0-00.

QIIAT GIOIUE STREET

lafsr slid Mrs Victor Mscusa ,1l. am. Holiness Meetins. Subject: "The Unqueriehablo

re. 2.30 p.111. simqsy School e aibis Class.

‘l. Ill Ivsnlellstie Meeting. Swot: "ilow Can 1' Ilnil God? W -|iight meeting each Thurs-

Tlie British and

Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA mo NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

Without ‘the British and Foreign Bible Society our missionary societies would be impossible sml the world would be left strangely des- titute of the book which is the hope of the rsee. And this some, brings the bles- sed book in its about dcdr- abie form and at Is low- est price to the door of every cottage and hut of millions of the poor. many oi them found in strange nooks slid corners of the earth. Let us generously snil prayerfuliv do our bcst to strengthen this organization whose great vrorli lies at the root oi the world's salvation and civil- isatlon.

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Ilelp through the P. IL I. Auxiliary or Branch.

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tivs, Vancouver. B. C.

Mr. Thomas F. Hitflfitfl, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Kilbride Mr. and Mrs. Peter McMahon

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Mr. and M .Psrneii McMahon Mrs. D. B‘. odcnsid Mr. and: rs. Edward Lsqhiin Mrs. ard ma, Myra O'Brien Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace

M; and Mrs. wiiiiem i-issnw Rev. Mother Paula. Superior City

m. and Mrs. John Lawless. 8t. ohn. ' Mr. sud-‘Mrl. Alonso Webster and

m‘. end ma. non nyior simi- wry Catherine

Mrs. ‘Bliss itctti ‘Irainor x

Sister It. Peter of lion, Monircsl Mrs. W. Justin Bushw- Eli-fli-

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to what we have done-visited the church where we received our first religious impressions.

Though the world had been pre- pared for His advent, it did not welcome Him. Rather it cast I-Iim out, repudiated Him. subjected Him .,i<= ,i'.l$li¥.ILi£12§s.P.i1fle0i. ieriaiii sumo Him to a tree! Strange how it has received some of its choicest char- acters-to name but too. Socrates and Dante.

At. this season of the year the world thaws out a little and we go and stand or kneel at the cradle of Jesus. To use George MacDonald's phrsse-"s little baby thing that msde a woman cry". Christmas is preemlnentiy the children's time. The child is then in the "midst."

Like the crowd in Bethlehem on that night long ago our hearts too often are already filled. The inn He likes best is the hum heart. 1t welcomes other guests. leasure gets in. Our Lord does not deny us pleasure. l-ie even took time of! to watch children playing and He put them into His sermons. "Ye are like children playing in the market-place" He did not forget them and saw in their quarrels over their games s likeness to his contemporaries in matters of religion. Another guest in Know- ledge. for we believe in education, that is secular education, but are not so careful about that of the spirit. Wisdom is different. "Know- ledge came but wisdom lingers." said a modern thinker. We may have the one without the other. The war being over mm, we have our bright lights again. Prcctises associated with this happy season that were suspended during the war years have been revived again, But greet is the pity if we see only the s. cit‘. aspects of the occasion. It does thaw us out. Paces that we had almost forgotten are recalled. Little tokens of goodwill cross continents and oceans. It helps to keep the world from be- coming unduly devoted to things

' to cola utility; there are clsims of

the heart too. The character in whose honour this, day is scared knocks at the door o our individual, our social. our in uatriai and even our rs- ligious life. whirling wiissis, pounding hammers, sails riding on the seven sass, banks bursting with gold-ell these without Him spell failure. The message of Christ- mas "is surely: "Mali-e room for m. -

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January Sale Specials

Friday, January 2nd, 1948 AT 9.30 A.M.t

Big Reductions--

Tremendous Savings Just the Sale you have been waiting for

All Ladies’ iintrimmeil and i-‘ur Trimmeiic" Winter Cloth Goats

Clearing Less .

All Ladies’ Fall Dresses

Clearing Less I

1% Special Rack 0i Ladies’ Dresses

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Clearing‘ At V2

All Men's and i...’ Winter ciiiui , iivercoats

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Bleariiig Less .

Look For Other Clearing Liii Going At SPECIAL PRICES, -- in: A vertised

A visit u 0ur Store during this Jii i|ililY ciriiiii SALE will earn you ploiityoi‘ dollar

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“Where Your Money Goes Th Farthest"

im business marl, the _ easui-c 1N5 fsst, have j ea or 40o square metres. ' sigh I60 tons.

SALVATION ARMY CAMrAIGn

sstvstion Army Heads“ i=1- wera delighted to receive a letter from 00101101 DeaBi-issy W110 P514 a visit w Charlottetown durinI m; Osmpsign and addressed the Charlottetown Iwtsry Uiuo sud the Charlottetown organisation headed by Mr. ‘You: Dsulois. "he letter to Mr. imvtber, the Prov- metal chairman of the Campaign. _ reads in part at follows: _ 1

"Than: you for letting ine know tbo results cl the Balvstion M111)’ assassin. 011,000.00 u s sem- eus response to no miml m1 great orsdit is doe those who with you organised tbs campaign and gave leadership to nicb a 09111111111 band at workers Well done! Oongrltiiiltiottshujl luv with" in your midst iiclvdlfl m! We! 1 an glad. Surely, thepissaim oi 00d was upon tbssfiort and wii: