MAY 1s. 1940

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Time's CATHEDRAL n“. ("anon Malone. l\i.A.. L.Th. 300 lloly Communion.

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|1;00 Choral Eucharist and Ser-

nggfl Sunday School. 1mg Evensong and Sermon.

fgTiPAUUS cuuacufi_

A, LcDrcw Gardner, Rector organist — Miss Liiiian Earle (jhci: Director — Albert Dinnis 8.30 Holy Communion.

19,1111 sundav School. "m; Morning Prayer and Ser-

am Alpha

and

rniug Prayer and Sermon. _ "The Lord ls My Shep- macl-‘arrcnl.

YBOD‘; WELCOME

épRli-SBYIE-IZIAN

ST. JAMES CHURCH

The yyesbytcrian Church i... Canada Puimril Street Minister

Rev, u, Moorhcriii Legaie, D.D.

Organist-Mrs. K. S. Rogers choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson

Public Worship

Morning at Eleven, and Evening n 5am o‘ciock.

gummy School at 10.00 n.m.

n“. girl Guides and Brownies will parade to the morning service.

Adtirvss to the Guides by lilr.

m1 Dcnn)’. 3-5- JOSermon hv The Minister.

Mtlrfliilg Music:

UNHED cnuugn m CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Prince Street Minister Rev- Hush Miller, M4,, 5,1; . Assistant m“ “Wis M- Ilurray. as. rm.

A My Ksndalifgffiiviii.ni.. a.a.c.o.

éi-OO n.m. Public Worship. ermon: "TI-IE CHURCH AND Y¥illiTgr-‘;"_l3v.hrliu h Miller. = c rc 1 Bmwmfli- Guides andselzlrize: ‘he Anthem." "Th - _ flflrlnl" (Beetheoigriifirens A" D! 2.50 Jn. ‘ d Blhle (iiassixqbun “y School 7.00 p.rn. Public Worship. Sermon: Rev. John comm-n, D41 Sefirfilirt’ 50GB! Service and Evan. e sm.

(Smithy: “I Will Feed My Flock" Vis tors and Students cordially Welcome.

BAPI IST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. of Prince and Fitzroy 51,5,

Mqilister Rev. Harvey . Denton, 5.1), Oflanlst an“ Choirmaster Jflhn Inch. Mus. Bac.

Morning Worship 11 mm, Sermon: The Rev. John Coburn.

D.D., General Secretary of the So.

cial Service Committee, United

Church of Canada. Dr. Coburn

and

Arnhem: Alconsider‘ And "QM-delivers the opening address of l

Ms.“ 1Pllcugerl.

soloist. 3111c. N. D. MacLean. Evening Music:

Anllicm. "'01 How Lovely Are

Thy Dwellings." (Maher)

Strangers and \'.(llt'=rs Cordially

e

invit .

IION PIKSBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince auul Grafton Sin-rt Miiiistei" Rev. (i. (‘ariylc Webster organist-Miss Rena. Wood lcmmcmi1izitiug th e Elghticth . nnnivcrsarv of the Congregation .\lci"nui1_~ Worship 11.00 a.m. Thcmc- '1“ LIVING CHURCH” .. . .119. 702. 295. 639. . '"I Will l-‘eerl My Flock."

Solmsi. Air. A. I-‘arquhzorson. - "The Lord is My Light." n1. . ‘trtliur Rflprr.

2.30 11111.: The Sabbath School lllfi Bitlc classes.

Evening Worship 7.00 RM.

11111. :01. 511s. l " "cm- Out And Shout."|

Holy Spirit." I

Dir-v IJc" cnirl- i

"Come,

I11 s’. Frr-rkla anti Claire lilac- Milli-i

The t'l"’F"".'II!nI1 extends n most

rorflul “P ‘" to friends. old r1111].

1 " nllh us, on this~

our eighiicth an_‘1

I 1!‘. ITIPJWIIIJOI‘ all the‘ 1111.- Lord thy c.1111 11-111,

‘ c. a hcarty wel~

Chorale: "Have You Counted Yrur Blessings?"

Sermon subject: LET'S G0 FISHING. ' 2.30 p.m.: Bible School.

Lesson: Jeremiah Denounces

series through the paign. ‘ 55th"!!! "0 HvW Amiabie are; Th)’ Tabernacles". (Richardson). 1

The Church School 2.30 p.rn.

Senior emails meet at close ot mllfmnt Sffvlrfi. all other classes and groups meet at 2.30 p.rn. Evening Worship 7 p.11]. Sermon: "So YOU are to be married." the third of a series on "So this is YOU" by the Rev. H. L. Denton, RD.

present cam- .

Duct; “Come Holy Spirit" (Jar. omcl.

Messrs E. H. Cook, Russell Jones.

Anthem: "Brother James‘ Air". (Jacobi.

You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHRIST

‘CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street Roscoe W. Nice, 5,3,, 5.1)., ister

it ri Organist - Mrs. Leigh Dingvveli 11.00 am. Morning Worship.

False Prophets.

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship.

Solo: Rupert lIIacKay.

Sermon subject; LOOK AND LIVE. -

A Church with a welcome to all.

See you at Church Sundav. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

SEilEllTli-IIIIYIII

1 Luplhcme Avenue -

Minister: P. A. Rick.

Service. PIANIST:

Miss Joyce Ferguson. -.

8:15 p.rn. Sermon: I "ALL NATIONS ON TRIAL BEFORE GOD."

Solo: ”Weighed ond Wanting."

Welcome to all. I I

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ciiandlerdc Bell

i'. ll. IIl\\' ill, l'l1:1ri1ill1-toui1, P. E, l,

Adventist Church

l 8 p. n-1 Community Song 19d firefl-

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I will sell by Public Auc- tion on Saturday, May 18th at 2 o‘ciock p. m.

House and Lot at 46 High- land Ave. 8 Rooms. All mod- ei"n convenience in restrict-

JOHN P. BR ADLE 1'. . Auctioneer.

L-~152-5-15-18-2i

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Today's Short Wave

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Radio Program tAti Time .2 Eastern Stindardl w a-tm.

SATURDAY. MAY 1s

BERLIN

$'-"¢'-F-'-'¢'=

5:3! p m.—U1 DXB. 9.61 meg. 312 m; 6 02 meg . 419 8 m

BUDAPEST .

p 1n —Hungar1an Folk

HATE» 9 62 mes . 31.17 m. MOSCOW

7'00 p n1 -Brnadca:: in English. RV96. 15 2-1 meg, i9 ‘I m ; RNE. 12 meg . 25 m

TOKYO 805 p111 wPcv-ular Scngs. JZK. 15.16 meg.19 7 m LONDON 11.15 n m -""De.='o.-11oh froth the Frrmt " cs1). 11.75 meg. I l in: GSC. 9.58 meg. 81.8 In

s. and Germany. DJ C,

6 : 35 Songs.

BERLIN 9:30 p m. —Polltlca.l

Cabaret. DXB. 9 61 meg. 31.2 m2 DJC. 602meg,498m " - ROME 10:00 n.m —Nc1-~s in Bullish

zoos. 3i 1s m : 2RO4. 25.40 11-1 : moo. i" a1 m

DON p m.-“ln Town Tonight." GSC.

10:15 talk by Howard Mia-rahall. 0.58 meg,31.'i1n.

GUATEMALA

THE CHéRbQITF-IQWN QQABQLQIS

WHITE SPOT RESTAURANT

HOT CHICKEN DINNERS LOBSTER DINNERS 50c

All full course Dinners served 1 to 9 p.rn. Sunday, May 19th

Also all kinds of Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Ice Cold Drinks, Etc.

A Good Place to Eat - Just a Nice Drive

DANCING

New Dome Ballroom Most Modern

ent to save our world neighbor- i hood from destruction but. com- bined with knowledge they are all- canquermg. Let us observe the day of consrructive good will. in so far M _ _ as we are able, in ourvown‘ minds. .n§n:i5_'°f$:£%e¥|_ he“, ‘and 1n our community interests

Julia 1. Rowe. National Super- SATURDAY

intendent. Peace and Int. Relations. IWORLD PEACE And UWTTDG“ World Peace-this is the great. Ballroom Eost of Montreal

aim of the Britaish Empire. How to bring it about is the problem.

A. M. ‘SP-M

LII 1 3 P. ‘VI. Cl '61 7.’ P~ M. REV. '1‘. W‘. Goodwtilifi/‘Iliegisie?’ L-548-li.

525155115“ i-lmdi“ 1. vrs: ins Winsloe South 0e Non u A

The Central liuardiani

:his column ts relerved tor news o1 local interest hut advertising o1 $ "W"? allure may be inlertm. at 5 cenld '1 word strictly pa able in advance. '

-____._._ CRASWEIA. ror Photographs.

CONFEDEB-ATION LIFE insua. men L-97B9-7-2l-31L

canoe STOCK of famous JoiinsJ MBDVVIUB roll roofing ready (or qulci; 1 ‘M11163; A type for every building.‘

Low prices. Address: L. M. Poo c, Co. L-449-5-15-17-11 ‘ mustncome from lncreasedknowi- yfifiefiflflfisie}: edei So neithe. sincerity nor North Granville 11. Rose Valley 3 ' good intentions are alone suffici- Breadaibarie 7. 1,-54s.1flj

PARISH OF ‘VIILTON AND RUS- TILO-St. Mafks, Rustico at 11 St. Johns church, 114111.011 a1. - L-559-l1. i

CENTRAL PARISH May 19 Ser- Caiwe Cove at. 11 A

WINSLOE rasioeai. CHARGE.‘ May 19th are

. M. 3 P. M. I-Iiihfield 7.30‘

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THE SABBATH DAY

Blest Day of Rest, most precious of the seven.

God's gracious gift to iyian. in mercy siveu.

Thai he may cease from toil and worldly care.

And for that Brighter Resz. his soul prepare Blest harbinger of that Efesual

av Whose beams shall never fade or pass aw-ay, _ Oh, may we watch with Jeanus

e e.

And Scareful guard the hours that quickly fly.

That naught but heavenly themes our thoughts engage. I

And ivlth temptation hourly war- fare wage.

0ft. by the footsteps of the flock be

found

within the House of God on pray- ing ground.

And there our grateful hearts shall homage pay

To him Who rose triumphant on

that day!

WHY SUNDAY? By a London Journalist. v

THE ANSWER 01-‘ THE BODI {rho Sabbath 11w is bound 1m 1o I man's pilYSCllI used. andAhe can- not live a 100 per can’. fife with- out it. If he will not have his Sun- day zest once a week, he will be conipellzd 1o have it in Jed m iii-l ness or somewhere els-e alter a sltortened life Siinrlay- rest is a1 physical necessitv. ltian docs not. break nature's laws. he rebels a-1 galnst them and they brfiik 1'1 l Seven continuous clays of_ 1m will produce a race spiritu.

morally. and physicaily exhausted.» I

rue ANSWER or THE mun

Man's mind demands salvation. from monotony; and Sunday “is! given r0 man 111 order to nresezie,

a much needed variety of interest ‘man

111 life. Man's mind becomes un- forces ofi monotony rather than by the power of tragedy. Sunday is meant. as rest. to the mind. a rest free from; the monotonous round of _m0lfiEY grabbing, absorbing sport. fiddling occupation and low idrflli- It 15 meant also as a tonic to the

mind. A new content should come into it. a higher content Whififl elevates and purifies the whhe»

life THE ANSWER OF THE SPIRIT

Sunday is meant 1n be a protest against. the materialistic view 011 life. It. is given lor_ the P1111195!‘ °~ rescuin: us from bein entirey fib- sorbed by the lower in rests or life. 11, gives us time to turn our mind from earth to Hcavm: time to raise our heads from scraping a. living out of thr earth to see the angel abcve waiting to place ‘I16 crown of immortality on our heads.

GOOD-WILL DAY

It. will not. he very lone until Goodwill Day. lviay 18. and toe out- look for goodwill 1n our world neighborhood 1a not very Pfvmlimi lust. now. Perhaps. 1f we delve deep enough we may be able I0 YlW-‘I 11 yvav to promote peace and good- wlu, "rhe artliammt dealers 11s well as the brewers and wine Dffduc" ers have found the solution. rhev. can work together even whrn their respective countries are at war. Clearly. it ls easy to o ganize co-oneiatlvelv for things ivhlch load to disease. destruction and death. It is our task and Chlilielifi€ I10 mm m, V.“ 1.11 co-operats for life. he llh nd 0P3"-

‘Remelrnher the wise ssvrnl 0i Confmtus: "if we would propnatr virtue in the world. W? "W": "1"": m]; gur own nation and ourt own family. To do this we mus m prove our bodily "id menmt health which depends uoon stntcer- lty o: intentions. which in 11m

11:00 p m -1‘-a1:ce Music TG-

WA. 15 17 meg . 19 8 m PARIS

11:45 pm.-—Ne\v: 1'1 Eiirllsh TFA. 11.72 meg. 25 6 m: TPB. 1184 mean. 25 33 m.: TPC. 9.52 meg . 31.51 m.

Beginning Tuesday. May 21st.

i940. eli dogs running at large and unattended shall be picked up by the authorities and impounded at the S.P.C.A. kennels. Mt. Edward Road. These dogs may beJeclaiin- ed only upon application to S. P. C. A. kennels and upon impound-

‘ennui J. Mfs MEATS

SPECIAL Strictly Fresh Lobster! '

ing feo of $1.00 plus 25 cents per day for the mime hoe while im- pounded. Dogs pleli up not wearing license tags are liable to be tllspcsrd of lmmrdiaiely. J. A. FULLERTON. ' Cit Clerk.

F111 YOUR Order. PIN" 3'

the teachings of the Man of Gall. lee. and these t/eachinw are made

‘the standard of life for all man-

kind, war_ must necessarily cease. Let. us daily pray, '"Thy Kingdom come."

“men we speak of (he wqmeng Christian Temperance Union, many people will say. “O that. 1's the Tam. befall“ " We are not only a 1am- PEYBHFP 50619111‘: a better name W811i be a patriotic organization. because we are interested in anyv- thing and everything that. 11-111 make Canada a better country.

Edith Giffen. Sarnlu.

CITIZENSHIP

Seldom. if ever. have we as Can- adians realiuzcl the true moaning of holding the franchise as ~n the recent election. Men and uvmen alike. in mam‘ cases. seemed to for- Zet party affiiations to vote for those whom they thought were the best men-the men who were thinking for theltmplre. and many of these stood firmlv and in some cases lost in the strife.

Provincial elections have just been held or‘ soon will be in many of the Provinces. The problems

iwill differ in many issues. but so Ifar as we are

concerned is not this the time to use our influence to secure those wrho truly repre- sent. us and our work? If we give our boys to protect our country. surely we should always endeavor to lift our standards higher.

Ever must. we iemember why beverage liquor traffic must go and that only sober God-fearing men 11-111 oust it: also that gambling can never be covered with any robe of charity; that drug addiction destroys both soul and body; that lawlessness will increase wherever law observance or enforzement is trifled with.

An old adage says, “We each

have a doorstep of our own to sweep clear . that. is the only way to cleanse the coumrym Each must do her own work thoroughly,

In Holland each morning» the cleanly "frow" (or her maids o1" men! fakes the long-l zidled mop and washes the outside of the

house. the walks and to the mid- dlv of the street. This Ls a good obyect lesson for each of us.

We need to see that cur own home. our community. our coun- ti

inion is in each case our field for work. The place to be cleaned. One may say we need organizazion. Tue. but first of all we need consecra- tion of our own life to God. and His cause. Then and then only. . we be ready to answer the. rail for helping as we should 1o p111'1f_v our social life

Kipling said \1'lCl01‘_\_' was only ganerl by “The ever-lasing team- work of every bloomn‘ soul." but

‘the individual must come first he- iygmqd 355.1113]

fore we can have l€B.lI1-\\'Oi‘k. Ac- tivity will increase our strength; idleness 11-111 destroy it.

Inf. us bewae of inroads in the name of charitv on patriotism and voice our opinion

DRINK-DAN!) rut: COMMUNITY

Some striking statsmeixts made 11v Lady Astor in a B B. C. 11a- flonal broadcast debate a few months ago are worth considera- iion. She said: "I ivasrvi. brouci-it up in a temperance househclrl— fai" from it—-ai"ci personally I don't consider mvsel! by nature or dis- position a kill-icy. But it's bsraus= I've seen drink kill so much iov. wreck so many homes and break so many parents‘ hearLs that. 1 felt. it a duty to deny myself a. bever- age whwh 1s poison to so many and ivhlch. as vou and I know. so often turns hone info a=hes And I don't. think I'm the onlv person who feels that ivay; nearly rvery social worker in the world fceis that. way- You psk t.hem._ and they ll testify to the appalling and piti- ful effects drink has on thousands of lives. I've seen the devastating effect that. drink has on social con-

dlttons-not c/rilv in One section. but in all sections of soc : there's hardly a home. 1h Us

touched

hardly a family that's not with it.

A GOOD NEIGHBOII

Are you a good neighbour?- that's a spenclicl thing to bel-‘Fbr that's the very heart and lOlIl of Chrisiiantv. The runnlm! of an er- rand --ano the little friendlv deed -that helps another In distress, and meets an urgent need . . . . Imagine what s different place this would today - we were all good neighbours. helping oth- ers on their wsv -1f nations were good neighbours-strife were good neighbours-strife nod arguments would cease-for that would moan a harliiv world of frtendshnlp love and peace -Pstier1oe Strong.

JUNE 13TH FIXED AS KING'S BIRTHDAY

OTTAWA. May 17 -(CP1 --'I‘he Dominion Government has passed an Order-ln-Council fixing June 13 at the date for celebration of the birthday of King George VT. His Majesty's actual birthday is Dec. 1t but shcrtlv after he became

1i J M- ROOE Pm?" siting he expressed a desire that his

Market Building

3 L-bT "5-13-21

blrtltdnv be observed during a warmer month. Since that time the Government has fixed the date.

Province as well as the DCITI-l

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Dancing—9—IZ .dersiand that “World Pii-igiidshlilp" ONE. Tnousi“) B555 0F Admi5§i°n_35c lis the only rational solution of the CEMENTTM/e “e may “nIMd-m? (Tax Included) ipr$1%em' Tagger?‘ giggling} co Rum“

en the whole world accepts L_443_5_15_51_

AUCTION. balance of E‘. W. Tay- iors stock 7.30 Saturday evening. Some solid gold Scarf Pins, Rings and Brooches with real stones.

11-523-5-17-21.

RECEIVES CALL -— The pastoral charge of Gabarous. N. 5.. Svdney Presbyteiy. has extended a. call to P D. McLeod. of West Cape,

ST. JAMES CHURCH-The Girl Guides and Brownies ivill parade to the morning service at The Kirk to- morrow. Mr. John Denny. B A., student in rheology, will ive the ad- dress to the Guides and t e Minister will preach the =erm0n.

NOTICE T0 ‘I’ ACIIERS. - Mr. Harold Lawton. 304 Fitzroy Street, Char1ct1r-town_ has been appomtrd by the Elvecunve o; the Prince Ed- IWSId Island Teachers‘ Federation. as head of the Personal Service De- partment. Address all communic- ations to him L-525-5-17-2i.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC for children only. conducted by Dr. T. B. Acker a1 Town Hall. Summer- side. Tuesday. May 28th. and at. Red Cross. Charlottetown. Friday. May

1st. L-556-5-18- 2-25-31.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. — Mrs. Benlamin Wood. Alexandra. announces the en agement or her daughter. Evelyn A eiviria. to Arthur Roland. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mal- colm MacDonald. Southport. Mar- riage to take place the last Lofyiiafaiyi.

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FUNERAL SERVICES -— The funeral of Mr. w, N Tanton "vas held y-esfrrday afternoon from the McLean Funeral Home where ser- vice was held by Rev Hugh M11- ler who also conducted service a1. the grave. Th1- menibers of the Sons of England Society". of which the deceased was a member. at- tended in s bsdy. The pail bear-

J McDonald. Theodore Sentrisr. Danaid Fraser. Samuel Craig and J. D. Webster. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

C. W. L. EXECUTIVE -At. an executive mefling of the Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women's League on Friday afternoon. May 17th, Miss Mary McDonnell of the Red 6.05s Dept. City. was appoint- ed remaihng Convenor. The work

Sf. John. N. 13.. m June. Mrs Leslie Ramsay the president. be- ing the votin; delegate

DIED YESTERDAY- The death

ccmwcod Farm. a position which

he has held for the past. f1ve years. I He was a native of Bear River and

was wcll known and highly re-

spected. He underwent an operation

for appendicitis 1n the hospital re-

cently,

DINNER AND SHOWER-An en- jflyihif‘ evening was spent at the Queen Howl Thursday evening iviien Miss Nfilrlred Carew. of the sales staff of Prouuse Bios. was tendered a dinner and miscel- leneous shower by the members of the staff After an appelizing re- IISIKISOIIM chest. of ciivrr was presented to the guest on b.