bb.,~0,,-,~;ng5,__1941 i

I‘? CHURQH of ENGLAND (‘A

Tfirsrs CATHEDRAL

s ,, Malone, M-A» l» Th- W- c“.",o",,,1v ssnvlcus L00 llalr C°“"“““'°“

Eucharist and IBI-

sunflgy School. Bmmmglflilgknsfvs except on H5 "o" (mriiliiilii; 02:15 and on

. flflti it‘ fifiziiio)‘ 9-30 “' my, 7.30.

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5r. PAULS CHURCH LQDTPW Gardner, Rector H (irccnhnllth. 5119513“- G' ,5“, _ Miss Lillian Earle

l, lilircctor-fifrs. G. E Filll (h: lioiv Communion. $330. (‘dnfiriliiliitlfl School Ser-

cr. | ; (7 nfirniiliicn Schoo . 1W oyonng Women's Bible

m, EVCIISOIII 0D

ljifijq. Morning Prayer and ser-

on.

. fl(_ school.

5.5111,“: Men's Bible Class.

,|'J,,,'E,.,.,,;,,,; Prayer and Sermon. gvriiyllooy WELCOME

?”‘” T QHfl-w i—i_‘ PRESBYTERJAN fsif JAMES CHURCH Minister

n, [tr-Vii '1‘. ll. Busseli Solners.

H" Silsinzlnd Director of Chorls-

lfgiiii. Lillian Maclfenzie, Mus-

A311,: The Sacrament of Holy

- t "arrliiixflnl-llrczld of the World in irrr llrukcn"-l)udley Buck.

' y Church School 1nd

lill f‘ 121.31.: svrvlce of Thanksgiving

r the Sacrament.

Tiifiaculzs TOMORROWI

UNITED CHURCH of CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street

Minister

luv. Hugh Miller. MA. 8.1). Assistant

In. Donald C. Ilootllroyd. BA. 0r nist

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A. lloy Kendall, l..il.A.M., A.A.G.0. 11.00 A. M. Public Worship. Sermon: "The Church in time

of War." Rev. D. C. Boothroyd. Anthem: "0 How Amiable"-

West.

2.30 P. M. Sunday School and

Bible Classes.

‘l P. M. Pubiie Worship. sermon: “Rejected of Men." Rev.

D. C. Boothroyd.

..Anthem: "I will lay me down in

pcaceP-Gadsby.

Choral offering: "The riches of

I.ove"—Sargent (for men's voices). Visitors and students cordially

welcome. BA PTI ST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streak Minister

Rev. I. Judson levy ILA.

Organist and Choir Director: Mr. John Inch, Mus. Bac.

MORNING WORSHIP I1 A.M.

Sermon: "In Quietness and Con- fidence."

Junior Choir will be in charge of the morning music, singing “Faith- ful Shepherd, lead me" tBiBlI),

The Church School 2.80 p.m.

There is a group that will meet your need in this Bible study ser. vice of the Church.

EVENING WORSHIP 7 RM.

Sermon: “The Vision of Youth."

Anthem: "Immortal, Invisible" (Thiman).

Yon are invited to worship with

THE BAPTIST CIIURCH

Aniiifill ‘o lloiv Lovely are Thy rellin:.~"—l~‘. C Maker. r1nl1iunn~r will ’ ‘ the

rrircs 111111 rlclivcr the Sermons. lledni-sllzrv, 7.30 P.M.: Service of rlweck livllitntlons. Series of llliir! in thc (Iiasslcs of Christian rrnturv: l. “St. Augustine and i Conic-salons."

the public is cordially invited. A ______

JN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince anrl Grafton Btreet lilinister Rev. G. Carlylfi Webster Organist - Miss Rena Wood MORNING WORSHIP lA..il.: Themc-“Trcasures in wen." ymns: I07, 779, 1B4, 582. “l'rayer." Gluck.

so r.1i. ille Sabbath School . _ 5.1198. v ‘v0 wonsnrr . Themc-"At the irate."

ymns: 5051, 709, 645. nilicnl: Vesper Ilymn. Russian

11o: "Fast Thy Burden on the l.” llilmhicn. Mrs. Arthur cr.

‘hon wilt keep him in perfect ~e whose mind is stayed on a." hcrzluse he trusteth in

ill Ii’?

‘Mi. “ ‘czlgdixlliy invited to up . lal Results m”

I11 B.G. Contest

madiun Press final party tand- ln the British Columbia select-

Elected nrals .. .. .. .. .. .. 3i rncriullvcs , '2 C I“.

=__—-::_-————— - -_-_-= [Noll-AT Hniifax, N. S, Oct. 141. 1o Licut. Joseph A. Train-

1<l Ilia. Trainer (nee Flora _ll a daughter.

DEATHS

iTlilltlt - Ki fiwer Montague, 323111-11. V. O. Schlrmer. Fun- safllldfly at 2 o'clock.

Pill. -'In this city. Oct. i3 Crulicrine Murphy. age ‘l0 Fimcral from Frank Hennes-

Iuntral Home this morning at

o St. llunstanh Basilica, thence c R. C. Cemetery.

"lLAS-At the residence of her w. Loo Dilify, 211i Euston Sh. ridnl‘. Qctober 24, 1941, Mrs l Douglas, agcd 93 years. The 11s arc resting at the A. A. fl‘ Pllllflffii Home from 1 .1111 funeral will be held RY morning at 8.45 w St, Dun- iillhlilffii thence to the Rn- Catholic Cemetery.

1rd Of Thanks

- I16 L. Rodd lnd Family wish ink ihclr friends for the many '51°"5 of ympathy they Ed 1a their recent sad ber- °111~ l..-’t70-l0-25-li.

1 Memoriam

""11 memory f ur dear ‘or Tlirs. Clara ‘fhirsnt, who r" Years ago to-day. October

‘foélflflws how lnuell we miss is..." th bitter

"c suffered since ahfost you ill never been the same.

rtcd by Mother, Father and

anally. 40-25-11.

#9. MacLean

uuosilmttll EMBALMER chlrlottetown and

"Mil Wllleltlre "who i8

CHURCH of CHRIST

Ema/u CHRISTIAN cliuncn Kent Street Rev, Nell I-Iermnn, B.A. Minister Mrs. V. L. Dlngwell, Organist.

Mr. Herman will preach at both services.

11 A.M.: sublect-"The Acid Test." Solo: “Nearer Still Nearer" Mr.

Eric MncGregor.

2.30 P.M.: Bible School.

'1 P.M.: SubJeciP-"Unofficial Nazi Agents in Charlottetown and the Island."

Solo: "He whispers His love to me" Miss Bernice Ward. _

Hearty Welcome to all we have!

PATTULLO TAKES

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F. to an even greater ciiallen m the next election. Be

A crushing Conservative triumph 1n the 1924 campaign pui; an end V) the 18-11 Previous show of energy by any third or fourth party.

Seven Farmer and four Labor representatives held seats when that election was called. Liberals held 28 and the Conservatives only lwo In a hoax that had 13 more seals than the 30 of today. Two seats were vacant.

‘Then crime ilre landslide that xe- turned 39 Conservatives, three Lib- erals and one Laborite.

In 1928 two Labor candidates wcle thrashed and in i933 s, total of six Independents, 0.0.11‘. and Unit- ed Farmers suffered s similar hu- mutation. Third party efforts reach- ed a low in 1937 "hen the lone can'- dldale, representing Labor, received th_c same reception.

The last echoes of the s echmak- lng in this campaign wl die out during the weekend.

Premier A. s MacMillan, his tour of the province through, spoke ro- night at Windsor in his own riding of Hants. Opposition leader I... W. Fraser likewise was in his own con- stituency. Cumberland, speaking at Oxford. .

Ma]. J. ll. Stewart Will speak in Trans-Atlantic talk

OTTAWA, Oct, 24—-(CP)~Names of men in Canada's army overseas who will broadcast in four trans- Atlantic programs scheduled for to- morrow were announced toni ht b the De artment of Natlona De- fence. veral nursing sisters wcre also listed as participating in the broadcasts. .

The first program will be "ler-zers from Britain." to be carried on a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation national network from 5.80 6

CENTRAL ‘GIIATITIIAII

This column Is reserved for news of local ‘ . but , of self‘? ‘lluuremnl! be inserted n0 we: u] “gun s at!)

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consensus-no us: m“ . n mam

L-avo GARRISON Tamra: 001i e Hall tonight. ' ' 1, iii;

BUFFET s urrsn DANCE The Charlottetown 1-1 ml, 1mg , 31st. Tickets $1.2? each. ‘y’ o" L-IIB-IO-lt-di. I

_.__. RECEIVES MARCONIGRAM _| 5- T110111“ McGonnell of Mon-

treal has received a mp1, 1mm he,

husband announcing his safe ar. rival in England,

"REMEN OUT -- City firemen were called out last evening for s 51”" it 37 "is Square. Damage was alight. The fire was at 53o,

POLICE COURT -- In the P0115; 137°"! yesterday morning a drunk and ‘Mfilvabls was sentenced to 60 Flflys in Jail. The case of a. motor- ot chlrsed with drunken driving “'11s adjourned until today.

YORK AND VICINITY - Leon. Md Ncwwn. York. has obtained a position in construction work at Moncton. His wile and mil-lien will remain at homer-Raymond Mc- Intyre, Mlllcove, has returned to Truro after spending s. few days at York-Mrs. O'Brien, Frlstan Road. ls reported no better.

CONTRIBUTION T0 MINE- SWEEPERS — The Wavy Navy A iary announced last night a contribution of $50. towards the re. cent; appeal from the Overseas P111061 1111118110 for comforts for mineeweepers. 'Ihc many generous donations from the cltirens to the recent successful bridge at the R. C- N. V. R. Bmtwks made this pos hie AN INSPECTION TOUR. - M1‘. Henry Bance, with the Chief E11- glneera Branch of the Dominion Department of Engineers, Ottawa. arrived 1n the City last night on a short inspection trip. He registered at The Charlottetown

PROHIBITION CASES — A man charged under the Prohibtlon Act appeared before Magistrate I... B. Mslllsh at Montague Thursday and his case was dismissed. The cuse of another man on the salue charge was adjourned one week. Both ‘eases arose out of the recent con- spiracy case which was dismissed during the last term o.’ the Su- preme Court in Charlottetown.

_ SOLDIERS LEAVE - diers from No. 62 A Beach Grove left yesterday morn- ing for training centres on the mainland. They were: Privates C. R. Burt Breadalbane, G. F. Carroll, Chariot town and V. l3. McEwen, Charlottetown Before leaving they were presented with cigarettes by the Provincial Government through tile Carry on Canada Corps. The presentations were looked after by Ml. A. G. Bruce of the Calilldiafi Legion War Services.

TRAIN LATE — The train with passengers and mails from the mainland did not arrive in Char- lottetown last night until about eight o'clock. Part of the delay was caused by late connections on the mainland. In addition the car fer- ry Prince Edward Island lost some time! docking at Borden because of w .

TRINITY Y. P. U. — The regular meeting of the Trinity Y. P. U. was held on Friday evening cial Hall. The devotional service was conducted by Burton I-lowatt assisted by Lloyd Cox. After a snort business periotththe group adjouln- ed to classes, e music class being led, by Mrs. Keith Rogers, who re- cently returned from a trip to r.11e Pacific Coast. The remainder of the evening was spent. in games, wh- ciuding with a sing song.

LAID T0 REST -- The funeral of the late Joseph M. Doiron, was nel Tuesday morning from ills late rca- ldence, Malpequo Road, to 5L. Dunstens Basilica, where Requiem high lvlass was sung oy nev. rather MBAQIIIIB. who also conducted me service at the grave. Pallbearers were: Messrs. James Long, Jerome Blacquiere, Ernest. Pickers, James Enman, James Smith, Joseph Cur- lay.

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dence, although one must avoid the pitfalls oi over confidence; another important point was not to become sell-satisfied, no piiOT. ever reaches perfection, tnere is always plenty to learn alter one has graduated. Au- other important matter was always to observe me rules which are laid down for the pilots safety. Avoid

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i SERVICE A TAXI PHONE 1063

DRIVERS I JIMMIE MURPHY FRED SEAMAN

Charlottetown Girl Guides are conducting a drive for the sale of WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND CERTIFICATES

SATURDAY, OCT 25th

The Guides will make a door to door canvass. Meet them ready to invest in Canada's war Emu-g, -0R-. You can phone your order Bltug- day to Travel Bureau. Phone 1100 and it will be filled promptly.

L-6B4-10-23_3l

Personals

Mr. KG. Calderon, of Halifax, who has been visiting in the city for s. few days, left on return this morning.

Miss Louise Mailer left last vrcek

for Ottawa to visit her sister, Mrs R. A. Ramsay.

Girl Guide News

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Toni ht there will be a special Dom on-wicle broadcast for nat- ional Guide Day, which i.s today, originating in Toronto. The I-Ii) Ject will be "Guides in Wartime" The broadcast will last from 7.15 to 7.30 p. m. (A.S.T.)

Big naval Demonstration In liity

A grim reminder or the terrible struggle which the British Empire is passing through at present was brought o citizens last evening when a great naval demonstration took place at the local R.C.N.V.R. Barracks. Plenty of fireworks were seen before the attackers were fin- ally beaten off by a group defend- ing the barracks and tlwo genuine minor casualties added a realistic touch to the encasement-

The exercises by the officers and men of the local naval training bar- racks was a fitting show to be stag-

in the S--'|

d Al, 7.30 p.111. a lookout at the bar-

low flying and fool-hardy flying. Wing Collunancer Fullerton con-| gratulated the instructors and s-zuq cents on the art they are playing, in this great e ruggle. Each must do his part although all cannot I0 ~111- emem Commander Fullerton spoke

W a few words to each graduate as he‘

m. . The "open b0! l1 heard from 1 w v.15. and "With me 912M‘! fgeiigflefjlffg gggggn, 0,. “m” i“ E“ “m” “w” “i a ' the “Quince; Silas Jac ues 011111011 m., with e re roadcast over a wes - h“ e n" brwne o hum‘ m, “m nflwmk “i “'30 p‘ m" M so "win s" pinned on T: his IBHlQIi p. m. the regimental concert piu- Fl ‘B omen s G ammo“ who ' gram is scheduled. 1 7513 e o, mg .13“ flame,» u; Foliowlnfi are the 13c: and wom- ‘lmchutlxle b0 I ‘um to m, bemml m "i" w i be he" ‘ oing up in the air. It was a roud‘

tain- g Sister Mary

Nova Scotla-Nursin . H‘ D. Mo-

E. March. Halifax; 5g

Phle. Pictou; Pie. Geo. R. Barnes. h Tru

wit; Brunswick-Gm. M. Harris. Mglctonh pen ox- ‘Novahscotla-QMS. Harry 591"!‘ LNQQ" uarurlswlcir-ric- Edmond Doucet, East Bathurst. With the Troops in Imrl Nova. Scotin-Lt-Col. I-l. G. Mur- uro; Ca t. Joseph Mac-Ned. Lieut ith wiitid. 1v- Edwin smith, Steal- Cpli Virll Hayward Barnett.

dock. Tr Sydnev: cket

‘Priiro: L.-Cpl. Ronald Michael Mc-l

l:'i-.-"<*r'."':=.:i= :1: l“. ""- c ern. o nu t ~ ~ - ‘ tor. “Amhegiilfbieut. R0861‘ 011"!" c‘IV“el:°n'BruT'lsv:ick-I.t.-Col. Fl- U- tdnrdnck. Sackville (sec also flung Prince Edward Island-Mal. fiil- o Stewart. Charlottetown: Pie. . - ievenson. Queen's Count!-

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Too Late To (liasifL an... alga-r or m"!

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fiiaiécerilrsi ca. lioglav’

lgnoment for father and son. lying Officer Guillon had seen-active sor- vioe in the last we!‘ M l

3.1:“... 111,111; ‘Prainin school 11.1- some time. He was in ance early in the present war and managed lo get out and later come i0 Moncrear. .__s

gli- Mlnlrd’! hill! PIA"-

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the Dead Alive in Heaven, to Return and Talk with

Iflldl Ilrn?

THE BIBLE < MADE PLAIN

L. Astleford, British Missionary from our Overseas Colonies

SUNDAY. 20th ocroslm AT l.

Ilell er Purgatory? Are they Able

Us In Our llereesr

wsnlvlsnsr. tttll OCTOBER. A1‘ 8.10 r. M. -8creen Pietureal What and Where is Bell? And Ilow Long Will the Ilres

WI COIIDIALLIKJNVITI YOU 1'0 ATTEND TIIIII IIDLI '_ Illcttmls The seventh-day Adventist Church in Lsptllorne Amine

ed in connection with the Navy Week celebrations which are in pro- gress throughout tihe Dominion in response to the appeal of the Navy League of Canada. I-Iis Worship, Mayor B. Roy Holman and mem- bers of the City Council were gusts of honor during the credit- able display.

The first few flakes of snow to drop this season failed to dampen the spirits or several hundred citi- zens who stood on the sidelines w get a taste of the navy in action.

racks, wihich for the purpose was similar in a Land fort, noticed the advance guard of navy boys about to gpfiflfl a su rise attack. Im- mediately he flee ed word to Com- manding Officer, Lieut. K. Birt- whistle, who hurriedly gave orders to defend the fort. The boys in blue went into action without de- lay and hastily erected improvised barricades and fortified themselves behind these to await the advance. T e huge II-pounder gun was mounted for action and when the attackers, under command of Lleut. H. Saunders, were spotted by means of the searchlight, it opened fire.

As the first big belch from the gun esoundcd across the City, the att era. knowlrl that they had been seen opene fire with their rifles and took cover behind the neauby trees on King Square. As they advanced nearer the fort their fire was answered by the rifles at the fort and -lhe large gun conun-

ed to blast away at them. How- ever, by dodging from tree to tree they continued w advance until they were wfllin striking distance. Al, Lhls point hand renades were exchanged between he defenders and the attackers. The sky was lit up bv the resultant flares and flghriing was at close range. Bud- denl a few of the attackers charg- ed orwsrd with gas masks in an aliem t to take the fort by storm but tey were mowed down by s volley of lead. Casualties were eomln thick and fast at this point and s reicher bearers be an carry- ing the wounded and ead from

e field of action.

DeeplL entrenched behind the berries . the defenders slowly proved their su erlorlty and suc- ceeded in beat ng off the enemy afiel- inflicting heavy casualties. However. the attacking party bad been instrumental in csusin a ser- ious fire to start amon e bar- ricades at the fort whic tinmlisned by the City Flu-Depart-

ment with cfletrllcal gglne which

is P. M. (Screen Pictures) Are

PACE THREE ._ .___ a

R. A. F.

By kind 0.B.E., M.M.

Sat. Oct 2.5 50 cents

The Garrison Theatre

Permission of Group Captain Blake,

In Aid 0f BRITISH AIRCRAFT FUND

Sponsored by the Royal Edward Chapter,

PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE HALL

I. 0. D. E.

8.15 o’clock Students 25c

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Showrl in this group are a group of boys who are graduates of Mount Allison University, Sackville, N.

B. They are waiting to

safely. LAC. D. 0. Nort

II. F. Macaulay. Souris,

defending the fort by Lieut. W A Johnston while Lt. Saunders will

officer R. Ross. who arrang a severe powder burn in the rlgh after the show as also did sprained ankle reccivcd by Lieut Johnston. an hour. Followingg li

Lion by the general

of this opportunity and were can- tour of iILTDGOLIOII.

Activities of The Air Force

The cause of the temporary slow- ing up in recruiting for the Air Force during the past six weeks ap- pears to have b('(‘ll removed. Eu- lisimcnts at the local Recrultlrlg Centre are again proceeding zlpnce. During the current weck the inl- lowing men were enlisted in the R. C A. F.-

Jenkins, Spurgeon D.. Mt. Her- bert, Wireless Air Gunner; Living- stone. Blake, l-luzelbrcok, General Duties; Cook. Roy Whitman, Mur- ray River. Radio Technician; Mac- Phail, Chester A., Crapmld, Gene-r- al Duties; Mahar, Joseph Reginald, Charlottetown, standard TTHdPS- man; Poirler. Pnul N.. Miscouche. Pilot or Observer; Gallant, Joss-pn Tilmon. Egmont Bay. General D11- ties; Dlngwcll, Emcst L., Day For- tune, Standard Tradesman; Ells- worth, Thomas P. Tlgnlsh. Gellcr- 111 Dulles; Morrisscy, Francis l'-‘.. North Point, Gcncmi Duties; McIn- nis. Vincent R, Enrnscllile. Gencr- a1 Duties; McMahon, Jos. Pope "C. Klnkora, Standard ‘Prarlcsmuvr Hawaii, Victor D.. Trycn. General Duties: McCaull, Arnold 8., Eller-i- lie, Standard Tradesman: Small- man, Milton 22., Olseury. Dknsei fl‘.- ter: Trnlnor. Francis B, Vernon River. Standard Tradesman.

Through the kindness of the Carry on Canada Corps, acting for

Wore. m“

All persons who are indebted to the Brighton Dairy. formerly eon- dncted by P. J. McElroy wheis now in Bankruptcy, are to make my rnent of their accounts at the Off ce the undersigned within two weeks, st the expiration of which time all accounts receivable will hr armed over to a solicitor for collec- on.

rim EASTERN TRUST company m Richmond Street Charlottetown. r. s. l.

L-TM-IU-Il ..._._ ~ rial

Tlsoll

The Communication of Si. Johns Lodge, Charlotte- town, heretofore announced for the 28th inst. will not be held. The Grand Master will

officially visit the Lodge on

November 11th. l. "4-10-5-11

Canadian Port. They have

{lasron hand to cope with any even-1- llli 1 . Lt. Dirt/whistle was assisted in

change of the medical outfit was Sgt. Lleut. J.W. Hackney. Chief

Petty‘ ed t e show unfortunately suffered

arm during the demonstration. His injury required medical “Cflbmfllllli. t c

The engagement lasted about half the local Naval Barracks were open to inspec- ublic. A great many citizens avsii ed themselves

ducted through the building 0n a

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