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"T, Cummunion. Wm‘ horal and My Eucharist. C

', and Thursdw.

y.

m re hold in ' Chitfifeiu 321s are free tl°"" rriated. Visitors are

’ “mfifh u.» Incumbent" ls g, iter an ser ce. Ekfihégr“ wrzncbon:

PAUUS cuLll-iffl , 1 iii tin-Rector Jfilliixnuliuriir)? orflimlst

its ‘ cc Purdie, II.D., lilanitobu, ‘will

ut the 010m-

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vies, B.A., Rur-

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i M" n3” d (‘rafton Street anylinlstcr - rgqrim‘ _ f‘, (‘.\i‘i.l'l.li 1V '. .' ~ m bfgitll\ Pro-tom. Miss ll

Sit-wart moamah-ivonsnrr ,fl, 'i‘lmnu-: ,"CO~IUOPIIBIS .

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as.

sea, cos. E‘ < Nights of Home

iislzirl, Dewar, MacPher-

.M Mn will conduct the oer-E mo; for the day. - flgSlllbfllh School meets at ten iolock in the morning. for mo to draw near, 1| ' 1 mrordially invited to wor-l wi us. .

UNlll u Liiukg“ oi CANADA

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TRINITY DEED“ Rev (EHIPRCH ' 'ui.'.i.'li°.“““'“'

5- R"! Ken ‘all. A.C.C.0.. Orlanlstunnd Choir Diiéghlm‘

11.00 A.M. PUBLlc wo ' "The Prince oiFs1’E:e"_ . "0 Lord Most non,» 7 finganctn-Mm Pauline Sim- . p.m. PUBLIC W mp Sermon: "As A M“? R1§h|uk§4h»_ 59V. '1‘. E. McLennan. "".".~:.§"r.:.;-‘P1c.:.:..h- w s- Mtllillélfifll. _ a. K‘ URCII 11.0? am. Beglnnsigugigllprhn." a

sees. __ 4 : BAP] lSi THE BAPTIST 0.1.11.5? Corner oi Prince fllislfel-FIIIIDY Streets

Rev. l. Judson Levy. SJ).

Mamie: Worlliufu AM, Sermon: "That Which Remains." Solo: "Nearer My God To Thee" (Lureyfl-lllrs. Arthur Roper, The Communion of the Lord's slllllwr will be observed, The Church School will follow the service of Morning w0l1h|p_ Elvfillillz “lorship 7 IBM. The {Weaning oi Service." 50.0: “Beside Still Waters" lllamblenh-Mr. Jeffrey Young. ..;‘.’§f.;.'§.z ihgigger" mganm and You are invited to worship with TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

mmnpinsrin" CHURCH Kent Street Dr. M. E. Genge, Supply Minister Mrs. Milton Stewart. Organist 11 s. m. MorrTu; Worship. AFRICAN YOUTH RA. GOLD C0ust—(CP)-— A

ACC lYouth Centre has been formed to

encourage young people in the pur- suit of Knowledge and the cultiva- tion oi’ a healthy social life, and to promote the welfare of the corn- munlty generally. Literary and social clubs are to be formed.

‘W313i | ERIAN

YE sum or ST. JAMus Minister -

Morning Worship. Praise of God (Beeth-

, Y-Jtirs. A ril D. McLean.

[I Evening Worship.

lbs ltlinlstcr will conduct the

is-rloo and tlrllrcr the Srrzpnn.

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wouicn soy when they use

LTON‘S PILLS they en-

botter health-have a clearer

end a more ruddy complexion.

0s on get faster relief for heml-

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moo your system is put in good Idol.

Embeds say they feel fit and Hi of grep" nftor using DR. 11AM- mdtv rnms. Willi stronger

_ cc ihc conflicts of the lly. Life will then seem brighter. (let DR. IHNIILTOITS PILLS t0- lsy and start. on the road to more

, bettrr iicolth zmd spirits. It _ln 25c boxes by all tlruggists.

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IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

THE PARENT SOCIETY, AFTER 140 YEARS

. ‘I61 translations.

.550,000.000 volumes sued.

. Circulation in free coun- tries only limited by supplies.

. Scriptures left behind in certain enemy lands still available.

, War Emergencies met by Scripture distribution- (n) To those on Active

Service. (b) To prison and lu- ternment camps. (c) For those on saving craft Help the Society to carry on in wartime, and prepare for‘ opportunities of peace. Auxiliary or, wclcomc your] I

t;-

life-

Tho P. E. I. Brunch will support.

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i BEACON LIGHTS OF PROPHECY | ruronrsfisr NOTICE

N0 SERVICES T0 BE CONDUCTED FOR TWO SUNDAY t NIGHTS-SEPTEMBER 2 and 9 Services Resulned Saptomber 16.

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH LAPTIIORNE AVENUE

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HALL

(Upper Prince St.)

LORJYS DAY:—-

Sunday School 10 A. M. Breaking of Bread 11 A.M.

Gospel Meeting at 8:30 P.M.

in Afton

Hall, New Dominion.

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PENTEBUSTAL BIIIIIIBII

I‘l ELM AVENUE

10 AM. Sunday School for all ages. 11 A.M. Worship and Preaching.

7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service

3 PM. Wednesday Prayer Service.

3 PM. Friday, Young People's.

Rev. J. C, KLEINSTEUBER, Pastor.

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This column is reserved for nqws of local interest, but advertising oi‘ s nowsy nature ma! be inrerter st live cents a word. strictly pay- able In advance.’ , ‘

COOKS for Phtlltbgrahs, CONSIDERATION LIFE IN-' SURANCE.

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CRASWELL m a“ - _

A FEW CAR number books still available. 8-88-20-1-31

FOR user RESULTS with your dairy herd it will pay to feed the best-Royal. See your Royal dealer it once. 9-1-11

COVEIIEAD PASTORAL Charge —nited Church services for Sun- day, Sept. 2, are: West Covahead 11 s.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; Covehead Road 7.30 .m. Mr. Wilfred Mec- Donald wi sing at the morning service. Rev. Thos. A. Wilson, Min- ister. 9-1-11

FUNERAL AT YORK—The fune- ral of the late Frederick McDon- ald, St, Avurds, was held yester- day afternoon with a short service being held at his late residence followed by e. service at York Uu- ited Church conducted by Rev. J. A. Nicholson, assisted by Rev. T. E. McLennan. Pallbearers were: Messrs. Lester Kelzer. Rowe Hu h- os, Hibbart Hughes, Albert W Peter Cotes, Hilbert Frlzze1l_ Inter- ment was in -York cemetery.

HOME FROM OVERSEAS — The family of Mrs. Catherine Trainer, 24 Vlalley Street, Char- lottetown, was joined in a happy reunion when on August 15 her son Gm‘. T. O. alncr arrived in Halifax on the Caunroulzi after spending six years with the First Med. Regt. oversols. He was met at Halifax by his sister, Faustino who also accompanied him home. Also visiting his mother was her oldest son Adrian and hi5 family from Moncton. Miss Mhrlon Tobin of Halifax also shared in the hap- py reunion.

ISLAND COAL PROBLEM-Coal‘ will be scarce again in Prince Ed- ward Island this winter, states Mr. L, B. Mf-acMillnn, 5011a fuels admin- f lstrator for the Province. Simply‘ ls not coming in as quickly as de- sired. Mines in the Marititncs are! behind in production and there will be very little United States- coal available. There will be less; anthracite -procur»able than since 1039. The problem is accentuated by the fact that. more coal is be- ing used in rural areas than in previous years. The airports, how- ever, will not dnaw nearly as heav- ily on the supply this winter, and in Charlottetown the Maritime El.- ectrlc Company's power plant is being changed over for oil cou- sumption, which will mean an cx- tra. 9,000 or 10,000 tons available for other consumers. Mr.‘ MacMii- lam states that the Royal Commis- sion on coal which is touring Can- ada, will be in Charlottetown about the middle of September. The commissioners are Justice Carroll. Justice McLaughlin. Messrs, R. D. Iiowlan, A.J. Morrison and J. J. Frawley, K. C.

In Memoriam

In memory of Flt. Sgt. Kimble Calvin Sanderson, who was killed Sept. 8. 1948.

"Ono of many hut he was ours."

Lovlngly remembered by father, mother, brothers and sisters,

9-1-11

Ill MEMORIAM

In loving ‘rncmpry of Alex- ander Coady who passed away September 1st, I944._

Just s sad, sad year today

Since one we loved was outl- ed away.

God took him home, it was

But In ‘Your: hearts we love him still. Inserted by hll wilt!-

9-1-11

In Memoriam

In loving mcmor-y of John J- Brown. who departed this "f0 Sept. 2, 1943.

GOIIQ but n0t forsotten- , Inserted by wife and daughoteg.“

In Memoriam

In fond and loving memory oi a dear son and brother James A. Nicolle, who departed this lifc icn years ago Sept. 3:

Somewhere back oi the sunset Where loveliness never dies He lies in a land of glory Midst the blue oi heaven skies.

It's only "Good-night" dear Jimmy it's just. what we used tosay, We will see you again in the morn-

I At the dawn oi a beautiful day. Sadly missed and ever rcmcm-

bered by father, mother, sister and brothers.

THE‘ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

HUNTER. RIVER- United Church Charge-Services for Sunday, Se tember 2nd, are as follows: No .11 Wiltshlre 1i a.m.; Hem 8

m; Hunter River 7.80 pm. Min-

ter Rev. J. I. Morrison. 0-1-11

MAR. SHIIILD Prosb Church Sabbath School wil on September 2 at 2 pm.

rim meet 9-1-11 THE GOSPEL SERVICES in the

~Aiton Hail, New Dominion, cou-

tlnuo nightly at 8.30 and are tu-

‘ ., in at‘ “ and inter- est. The Gospel again is proving to be "The power of unto Salvation."

OUR STORES will be closed s11 day Monday, Sepxtgmber 8rd, Sigu- ed: Sheldon D n, A. K. Lord Fred Bell. > 0-1-1

HEAR. THE BROOKLYN TRIO at Special Missionary Service in the Presbyterian Church, Hunter River, next Lord's day evening. Sep. 2, st 7.30 pm. ‘ 9-1-11

REV. JAMES D. MIoLEOD. M Orange, Mass, will reach in the Baptist Church lrrUgg on Sunday at 3.00 p.m. 9-1-11

FOR STEADY and profitable growth, feed your birds Royall Growing Mesh. Your local denier can supply. 9-1-11

LAID TO REST-The funeral of Mr. Fred Campbell, DeSable, was held Wednesday afternoon. 39 Aug. The service was conducted by the Rev. Harvey Bishop. Pall- bearers were: Messrs. William Campbell. Nicholas Gilles, Allen MacLean, John W_ MacDoug-ill, Bert MacPhnil, John Donald Mac- Phell. Interment was in Argyle Shore Cemetery.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - Th fimeral of the late Barbara Le Simpson was held yesterday after- noon from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. services being conducted at the Funeral Home and grave by Rev. T. Bussell Somers. Pallbear- ers were William Platts, Gordon Tweedy. Charlie Stacey and Don McDonald. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

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BIBLE SOCIETY VISION-The

[world-shaking events of this war

period have revealed the world's danger oi domination by force, re- gardless of moral and spiritual realities. or the common rights of man. They have also brousht into

a new perspective the world Gos-t

pel and the world economy reveal- ed in the Scriptures as “The King- dom of God." If this Gospel is to

be proclaimed in the post war era‘

in all its fulness it must surely be accompanied by Scripture public- ation and circulation. This is {h vision of the British and Forcgn Bible Society and its P. E. I. Aux- liar-y,

Personals

Miss Verna Tumor. Wirlsloe. 191l- thls motming for Western Canada xvhere size will visit her aunts in Winnipeg and Minnesota. On the way, she will stop at New York. Niagara. Falls and Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McCoubrey and family, Westmount, Mon-

treal, are summering in New Lon,

don. guests at the summer home qt Mr. and Mrs, George Brooklns.

Misses Shirley, and Edyth Mac- Kay, Clifton, have returned home after spending a week , lottetown, the guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitehead.

Mr. and Mrs. George Brooklns had as their weal-Lend 3118515 at New London, Dr. Harri’ HBODPY- Boston, Mass, Mr. Sam Baiser. Montreal, Mr. John OBI-ten, RCAF Amherst, N.S., Mrs. Pete Kelly and Mrs. Prank Hobbs Charlottetown. Mrs. J. N. McCoubrey, Cavendish.

Miss Marjorie Kennedy, Ken- sinston, leaves this morning for Moncton where she will reside. Prior to her departure she was entertained by friends at several social functions and was pre-

sented wlth iovelv gifts. Miss Ken- ,

nedy has been the courteous and efficient teller at Bank of Nova Scotia for the past five years and has been transferred to Moncton branch.

Veterans Attention !

Woodworking and Car- pentry Course, Canadian Vocational Training Work- shops, Charlottetown, be- ginning on September 24, 1945. Veterans who wish to talee this ten-month course make application now’ at Veterans’ Welfare Office, Richmond Street, Charlotte- town.

This is a joint project of the ion Governments.

_L. W. SI-IAW. Regional Director

Rehabilitation Training 9-1-2i.

(For St. llunstaifs College)

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; m MEMORIAM

outs. Leo caucus!

lbw‘ years of illness borne in s WEI-film!’ cheerful manner came J0 w End in the Provincial Sans- ltorium on July 10th 160d called to Himself Mrs. Leo lGrecnan (nee Doris McCsrville) at ‘"19 N!!! I86 of twenty-six years.

Doris was the daughter of Mr,

Ind MYB- Milhonsus McCarvllle.

- 501M! Fffltlown. where she receiv- u all‘ her early education in a tine

In home. In mar h a- ulted in Commerce froine gdaatre Dlme-‘mdemv. Charlottetown. For "'0 Years she worked as stenog- the store of Peters and 0511"“. 31150160. where her effic- ienc and sociability made hei- o, 21gb lPllreclated member of the

She was married in Januar . 1M1,» but alter only a few ghogt months oi’ happiness she became ill and went to the Provincial Sau- |atorium for treatment. There she lsndearedherself to all the patients who associated with her, for her hope and gaiety were quite un- deunted by even the greatest trials ofHher éilnesg, t u er evou a h in God's Pro- vidence and her constant spirit of gléaygi; Eepgohfir smrllingb bravgly in s e eep er eove ones from worryin over her illness. For 3.01:1; tgxlrlite t ell’ ltlgped for her Ee- I . eary s year she e- gan to fall rapidly. and fortified 16y] the last rites of the Catholic | urch she faced the cud with h t}? antdh peace that can coifnckoulv 0m e consciousness o our; ‘near to God and the trusting faith that death~is the beginning of a happy eternity with Him in Heav-

en. I She leaves tn mourn, heslfléS hcr beloved husband, her devoted ill!‘- ents, three brothers, Gerald in the ,Army. Leslie at home, and Cues- tine, s member of the Royal Cou- ladian Navy; also tum sisters. Eun-

1946. when '

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lice. Mrs. Justin McIvor. and Flor- ‘

,ence, MrsHRoy Stackhouse. A11 were fortunately able to be homo at the time of her death and func- ral. One of he;- brothers. Elmer, predeceased hcr by five yea "-

Her funeral was held on Friday, I‘

July 13th to St. Malachyh Church. Kirlkora. where e Requiem H" Mass was celebrated bv Rt, . J. A. Murphy. D.P. Wilfrcd Grec- nan, Percy Murphy, Gordon Ham- mill, Gordon IReeves, Carlyle Deighan acted as pallbearers.

The large crowd c! kind neigh- bors and friends which filled the church gave ample evidence of m» esteem in which she was hold, and the great number of beautiful floral tributes-Masses and spirit ual offerings, and messages P. sympathy received were n mute testimony of the sympathy felt for

Constable, Alfred Q

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those bereaved by the death of t‘

one so dearly loved.

Floral Tributes

Pillow-Husband. Crescent-Father and moth“ Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. Justin McIvor. Cross-—Mr. house. ‘ Wreath-Gerald, Leslie and Ccl- estlne McCarville. Wreath-From C.B_ of RE. Car Ferry. Charlottetown. I Wreath-J. Everett Phillips. Spfialy—I-Ielen and Desmond Mc- e.

' Car Spray-Mr. Mrs. ssh-eh , Wreath-Firm oi Peters & Gol-

and Mrs. RJ. Stack-

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l Double Spray-Mr. ,Gordon Constable. Bouquet-Mr, and Mrs. Corney. | Bouquet-Mr. and Mrs, H71‘. Hol- mflil. Bouquet-Mr, Drummond. | Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Scales.

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Mass Car.ds

Husband. Mr. Leo Greenan, 5. Father and mother, 2, I Mr. and Mrs, Justin McIvor, 2. , Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Steakhouse, 2, | Gerald. Leslie and Celestine. 2.

Mrs. Helen McCarvllle and Des-t

mond, 2. Mr, and Mrs. Peter D. McIvor, 1. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Greenan. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Greennn, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mclvor. Mr. ville. . Frank McCarvllle and Ray. . Clayton McCabe. _ and Mrs. Bennett Dclrzhan. . and Mrs, Russell Deighan. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gallant, Ml. and Mrs. P. L. Morris and y.

fa Mr. andJ/ITS. win McCarvillc. Mrs. Thos McC rville and Mrs. Basil Dufiy, Mrs. Patk. Hammlll and Wilfred. Mrs. Mary Sullivan. ‘Dorothy. Hilda and Frances Sul- van.

Mr. and Mrs. Linus Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs. Emmiet Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCirville. Miss Mary E. Grcenan Mrs. Alice Martin. ' ‘HYMI. Richard McCarvllie and fam- t . | Mrs. T. A. McIvOr. . Mr_ and Mrs. Don McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Redvers I-Iammlll. Mr. and Mrs. Earl lllcCsrville. Mrs, W.H. Delghan and Jack. Redemptorist Fathers of ‘Anne De Beaupre. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarvllle. . and Mrs. J F. McAvinn. . James McGuignn, M, and Mrs, Arthur Carney. . and Mrs. Harold Mcfvnr. . and Mrs. Alden Corr. . and Mrs. Albert McKenns. , Wilfred Greenan. Mr. and Mrs. Frieze Bustaln. Sisters of St. Stanislaus Convent. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doircn.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gallant. ‘ Mrs, Joseph McIvor. ' Mr, and Mrs. Jas. McCardle and

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Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Drlscoll. Mrs. M. P_ Drlscoll and family. Mrs. Regina Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goodwin. Miss Isabel Goodwin.

M3 and Mrs, W. W. Smith and

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m . Mr. and Mrs, Welter Farmer. Mrs. Pearl Croken. Mr. and Mrs. James McDougall. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Bolgcr and

family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard McGuigan. Mlr. and Mrs. Percy Murphy and m

Mr_ ‘and Mrs. Al0ysllis Grcenan. Mr. and Mrs. John McKcnna.

Mr. Emmett Dunn nnd Etta. Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson .

Arthur

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