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m-mon: "Out oi the Rubbish- at?" Nah, 4:2

(Ja-lez-“Ieautiiul Saviour”.

g‘ .m. Church chool,

II‘.

,1! p-m. Evening Worship.

on:-"0It 0n Bail".

1 o: "The Prayer Periect" (8tonson)—By Miss June Mao- Phcrson, ‘

Poem: "A. Prayer ior Viotnry"—- The Minister.

1w u; live the princi lee that so many have been c d upon i0 die ior". One was-the Freedom and Privile e oi Worship. ‘ATTEND BURCH SUNDAY

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sTiPETElvB CATHEDRAL ouuaca of . lav. Canon l. M. Malena

l-Tll» Incumbent. ' lav.’ 1|’. Dolflla about“, Priest.

‘M0 ‘go-l; Conn-lea.

» 10.00 Mains.

11.00 llflly Eueharllfl Choral and Sermon. .

EVERYBODY WELOOII

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Minister

Rev. ' T. E. MoLennan

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

'i'rince and Grafton Street

~ Minister y B121’. n. CARLYLE WEBSTER mo. Arthur Rover. Choir Director, illqs lielcn Stewart. Or aniat. | - MORNING WORS 1P _ , U10 mm. Theme: "That We Mayo lie Worthy." ~' ' llmdaqfl, 147, 310, 652. Anti: 1m: “The Lord is King." v 0.30 pm. The Sabbath School and‘ ' Bible Classes. 1 ‘ EVENING WORSHIP ' 1.00 pun. Theme: "The Divine Corn-l

mission.

21:32:11: Lip agbilr Heads.” I "nappy ls that nation whose God; is the Lord." 1

A. Roy Kendall, A.D.C.0.. LP M Organist d Choir Director 11.00 a.m. it membranes Day Ser-

vice-Parade oi Veterans.

Sermon: “ltemembrancfl - The Minister.

Anthem: “Beoesslonal” — Reginald De Keven,

Soloist: Mr. Harvey Morherson.

Alb-Junior Choir practice.

7.00 p.n1.—l'UBl.IC WORSHIP.

Sermon: “Christianity and Educa- tion"—-Mr. Mcllennan.

Anthcm: “What Are Theae"-(Sir John Stainer.)

Milt-Song Service in iiearts llali. Guest Speaker: Mrs. W. J. Cun- plon Toronto.

The cuunca scnoor. 10.00 am. Junior to Adult Claam. 11.00 a.m, Beginners and Primary

Classes.

11:“ lfirxitflcralally invited toworc BAPTIST f‘ PRE$BYTER|AN THE BAPTIST CHURCH r111: KIRK 0F s1". JAMES n». 1. siifiimuw, an. The Rev. LMIi-ifhltizsraseli Somers snghmanmgginlp Muslim” _ _ 5313M morning worali to be a mem- ' orial service ior ‘hole oi thh

_ Or snlst Miss I. Lllflan Molensie » Mus,

h ‘.111. MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 am; Service oi Remembrance,

Church who have made the supreme sacrifice in the service oi their country. The sermon: “Not Without Us.” The anthem: "What Are These!"

; ' __ in r). Sgzreimrutglgr Heroic Past and ‘$2; Gaga“, awn] 21 anon. u” Anti! g “What it t 9 Y P ‘mm ’ u“ "m" 33?». ately follows Morning Worship.

Are Arrayed In (Sir 101111 Steiner). ervloe will be broadcast over :30 11.111. CHURCH SCHOOL.

‘l iI-m. EVENING WORSHIP. :er _ : “Undeveloped Lives".

in hiins: “Sun oi My Soul", (Turner) W

Crossing the Bar" (Barnby).

The Minister will conduct the Ser- vices and deliver the Sermons.

film British and ’ ' Foreign Bible Society

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AND. NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

"We can challengathe worldi" — orge Fox.

The Victory oi Righteousness —ior “rigireousness exalt- ‘ eth a nation."

The Victo 0i ior "the ruth shall make you iree."

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The Victory of Mercy-“That I y"

Freedom-

we may obtain more

The Victory oi Falth-"which Wovercometh the world."

The Victory oi Hopr-"For we "If!

saved through

hope. “The Victory oi Love-“That he who loveth God love his brother also." =

Such Victorl M o... .1... 183i‘, saititii are for all.

Help to x 111 kn I pby sendina; can girilerlagowt: ‘ - - I. A sry B nah Augli ' Btreetulsfl-“thlfi. "°' |

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surmsrmonr, NOVEMBER 11, Ar a olcboclr ‘The Spirit Mystery House 0f Son Joel‘

t Hear about the liouse built under » the Spirits oi Spiritiem.

AINSLEY BLAIR

Evening Worship 7 p.111. Sermon: "Keep? the Heart." Anthem: “We car Thy Voice”

G. Ellott Full, organist aunt director oi choir, You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

ORMBKIRK, England. -— (OP)—~ Scarisbrdok Hall, Lancmhirv. home oi Bi: Edward Scerlsbrlck. has been bought ior 260.000 (0770.- 000) h! the Church of mutual for a training college ior teachers.

OVERSIRANII Noriolls. I705- -Jcan Davies. 10, a Brownie has been awarded the Girl Guides‘ sil- ver cross for gallantry. She res- cued her small brother irmn drowning.

For Foot Ailments

BIIIROPDBIST

CONSULT H. J. A. BROWN, DJ’ Orthopedic

Ill G t Dollie Street CIIARLPDeITETOWN. P.l.l.

B. F. llutcheson 8| Stilt

OPTOMETRISTS

‘Specialists in the iii~ ting oi glasses ior the correction ei. ocular de- tects.‘ _ ' 58 Graitea Street

e_ Avenue

guidance oi

00 PM. Every flashy‘ _ _

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Cher _ Vernon lliveirl2fx0 Pi Orwell 7.30 . . peoa Any-ms cs Day Ser- vice. Rev. Roy . Webster, (Fres- bvtery-surrly.) 11-10-11. ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs, g. Block oi Charlottetown, Prince

dward island, wish to ’ the engalement of their youngest daug ter Lillian Elizabeth. to Char es Akman. son Mr. and Mrs. M. Akman, of Montreal. %ue. 11-1 -1|.

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Public Worship, Sunday, Novem-

her 11th. 10.50 A. M. Armistice Ser- 7.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Novem- ber llth. 8.30 A. M. l-loly Commun-

conducte by the Rev. F. D. Hen- - urate oi Si. Peter's Cath~

rson, Everybody welcome. '

de edral. YORK UNITED CHURCHES-l Rev. J. A. Nicholson. Services Sunday. Nov. 1i: 11 m.. Central Church: ll a.m. serv- ice at York-Mrs. W. J. Champ- ion oi Toronto will be the speak- er: 7:30 p.m. service at Braoklev: 2 um. Sunday School at York; The minister will conduct the ser-

vice nt Central Church and Bracklev and will speak on Re- membrance. ll-IO-li

NORTH RIVER PASTORATEA- November 11th. The services will be as follows: Long Creek. fl. School 10.15 A, M. Service l1 A. M. Clyde River. S. School 2 P. M. Scr- vice 3 P M. Th will he the Thank Offering Service which was postponed because of rain and at which Mrs. Todd will be the Speaker. A cordial

Kingston: '7 P. M. Note change of, hour. North River: S. ‘School 11 . M. You are invited to worship.‘ Rev. A. E. Tedd, Minister. 1110-11.

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. — Special Rem mbrancc. Day Service in the morn n8. with a parade of veterans. The minister will take as his morning sizbioct “Rememb- rrrnce." The choir will slmz "Reces-

nan will speak nn ‘Christianity and Education." c evenimz an- them will be “What Are These" hv Sir John Stnlncv. At 8.30 the Student Christian Movement Song Servlre will he hold in the l-leartz Memorial Hall. The special speak- er will be Mrs. W. J. Camplon, B. A. who is spendlnz a week on the Island. The Church School will meet st the reeulnr hours, and the Junior Choir will meet ior rc- hcarsal in the afternoon.

and Sermon. ‘All Services will be 1 bell;

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7'30 ' ‘ Montague ‘I P"M' R. n8 ‘iv: ' '

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Juanita Campbell

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tron Shaw; anna Bell; minister. I_ Peterson;

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: Seidon Mcuean; D. A. Mlwbean;

Mrs. J. W. Mecbeen;

o . 251:: Berton B. liolm.

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$1.00 Each:

McDonald 50c

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sey; n11»: Stewart. Each: , Roy Dixon; Theodore Stewart.

Mrs. Alex Lsdner;

Total: $6.50. . East Baltic by Mrs. Colin Dixon

$2.00 Each: Mrs. Colin Dixon. $1.00 Each: Wallace Rose; ; Mrs. Walter Dixon; Gerald Bruce; Mrs.

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Mrs. E. s. Rose:

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vice. Stanley Bridge 30 P. M.

North Rustico. 7.30 P. M. Special

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ion. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prs or $100 Each: hector MacKay; and Sermon. 2.30 P. M. San uy M131 11mm dolm. School 7.00 P M. Evening Prayer‘ $190 riacn: William Camp-

Nnlcnolus Gillie; Mrs. Fred

De- Clifton 111cc; Henry fl- Mrs. Daniel ‘Dart; D, A. Mackin-

Bertha and Margaret Wei. [toni Jessie I-lefiol; Ivan MaoKln- n

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Lakeville by Jean Baker

Mrs. E. J. Bruce; Mrs. Foster Gor- Mrs. R. S. MacGre-

sional" by Reginald De Koven, ‘I'm Each- M“ Lew“ “A”. with M. H e McPh rson as ' ' ' 2 soloist. in thgnlexrsgnlng Mme McLen- 33km.‘ Mu‘ w’ B‘ Baku‘

50c Each: Mrs. Lloyd Rose: L.

D. Rose;

Mrs. Alfred Rose.

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North Lake by Charles McCormick

11.00 mach: Mrs. H. G. Morrow: Mrs. 1t. D. Fraser: Mrs. Wm. Fra-

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Charles Mooonnlck. ‘-

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BLACQUIEIE WILFRED, PTE.| BIANUHAID

* SERVICES:

IN TDVTNC PVMEMBRANCE Oi

Former llueen Square School Pupils WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN WORLD WAR II—l939-45

MacDONALD PETER A. LJLO. WEN

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Pentecostal Church

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, 2 P.M.:‘Sundsy School ‘for all alts. . -3 PM: Worship and Preaching. _ .

71M P.M.: Evangelistic ‘service. .

_-' 8 "PM, Wednesday: Young Peoples;

‘ 8 PM. Friday: Prayer Meeting:

‘ - y , Jesus Saves-Jesus Ionic

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‘legs to get him- over the ice, or on

.-_-._.._ -._.--

Naiional Temperance Study Course for Sunday Schools, 1945i

LISBON Y. NOVIMII 11TH LIQUOR V _ JUNIOR PAUL TIACBIS llllPKdNfiS uaasweu. m» Phltograph, run nay a coop oasis ‘(leniori --- - By Pearl Griiiin By George A. Little and Thomas IADAII" norm mos. ~ "uueutnesammeparertor anomalous 11! Prince ltreet. 40-31.! anson” “tifiksfihnruzrmths “ “us”: comp“ to Avoid ‘muss-ton . us: on S: was readtifi: uxungbvovlvlvw- wmtutgto Jguilfltmgikegb ohéiif

Grandma listening iullein. I-leucsheiihoutonme Prairie m she never misses a hockey l" said J1me.

14$ ‘Gram’ is a real sport." sold "Who startedfihookoy anyway?"

it really darted in Ireland," iaughe’ John. ‘Theyusedtopiayasiimallkelt when he was a boy "Really . a 11v , that in 1W1 some Email-sh soldiers on Christmas morning, shoveilcd the snow oii the ice oi K Harbour. ‘lihen cried bone or rocker sk : ouththeir ‘iield hoclrley s

rnohherbea‘ a,orcovet- 011s. or an ldolater, or a. roller, or a drunkard or an exwrtloner; with such an one no not eat." I Corin. thlan 5: 11.

“A man is known by the oom-, pany he keeps." says an old axiom. But. it is more serious than that. ior a. man becomes like the com.

oi the Church at Cor- a need w warn them

the best oi reasons for such ad. vice. Drink always leads one into company where one's Christian loyalties and convictions are un- der attsck. Liquor ts an ancient d enemy ofthepurpososoifiodior

human life. A Christian who

tron" pa,” w plw.‘ lord B (011115 1881; ifilhiPs With drink. donated a trophy. the Sianley- cup its: “v5”? grdgfirlgtegg aging;

0f tfiflflY . "

“mat w“ mm was,“ “y. said and his Christian influence. Pear. -

Some will quickly remind us that the Christian cannot keep aiooi from all men who drink. But. Paul does not counsel us to ignore drinking people; he urges us not "to keep company" with them- another matter altogether. Be friendly and helpful to ell mean, to be sure, but select your closest friends those who share your in- terests in God's kingdom.

on: Why should Christr ions not" drink?

Prayer: Our Father and mu- Frlend, we bless thee ior the comradeship oi those who have come to lmow thee. Save us from friendships which shut us out irom thee, and grant that our irlend~ ship to others may always lead to fresh discoveries oi thy grace. Amen.

Tuesday: A Spiritual Glow

Scripture: "And be drunk with wine, wherein is execs; but be filled with the Spirit." Ephes— tans 5: l8.

We all want thrills. joy-a lift above dull monotony. One method. unfortunately, of seeking excite- ment is to use. beverage alcohol. Fbrsshorttlnwltmayglve are- lease irom seli. Shynes goes and talk is epecded up and seli re- straint is lessened. The control of the brain is decreased. The brooks are oil.

A tragic iact about the use oi liquor is that it oiten calls ior more. ‘lhe alcohol dries the water in the body tissues and acute thirst induces the drinker to take more liquor. Every drinker starts

said John. "Wasn't there any radio then?" wondered Peter. “And they didn't have the Maple Leafs’ either." said John.

said Fa-

er.

"Jack and Jean have an estlng scrap book," said John. “I was looking at it today."

"They have a smart page of pictures and clippings oi Field Marshall Montfime , .’

"They have ‘ up Dey’ in it mo. Here are some oi the facts I ro- member reading about him."

"His veal name is Clarence but a caretaker o! the school he at. tended 1n Owen Sound save him the name ‘Happy.’ It suited him because was always in good humour. hopeful and never got fussed over things. So the name

“He was a

a druggist, but when at Varsity he played such good hockey. he was persauded to try that instead. The papers said he was very clever and very fast. He and Clancy made a pereim defence." 1d S8

“Wasn't he a Captain?" Jeym- mo; <11 , to be moderate drink- Yes- 1" 1981- ""43 '32 he w” er bxutnril too niany become help. will PM" H"! 0'19""! °f ll" lea! addicts oi the habit. W916 us“ Ill IW- 1° l“ Christians lmow u.» there is a 19°“ he W“ we 01 h“ slimmi- spiritual exhilaration 1"’ “uh” and Km“ the Stan)” not produce these bod eiiects. WP 1°’ W Wm- ,, This rebny does satisfy. we may h"? W» Bald he W" l‘ be “filled with the spun." This is $5.112. utc.'c:.°?:.:t- I u: Che“:- W o‘ ‘tlmwe "no éz-fhblggg ‘or ti? seli, oi escape into a a u" John‘ "The? have been w" oigieitiiiiylltziorwmldregoes “when .0 Wu’ “M m‘ ma“ h” bee“ Prayer: Our Father in heaven, mm “p °r “e” -"°“"“ “mm We thank thee ior fellowship with They have done well too, and he thyself. for the quicken,“ m“ i‘ veg pmvfgs cgwithett" They have comes irom thy presence. Help us ° m °°- to seek this higher good. Amen.

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Dild.

"The cllppln Jack had. said he h m,‘ m , ye to the interests believed in st that is, each man gcomgs as Wei’, as w ms 0W3,

doinqhlsbosttobes lodoutas _ a. t PM“). and Jo ‘ Plkilipyrzitxaa I. 4 iMoiiatt.) ‘ ‘Wm’? he “ma!” m‘ men‘ the Canadian army was trained as ‘a gunner and went overseas. Alter

and places their! where they do m‘ m” m“ iurther training Ln Elngland he was sent for active service

"Nor a "Happy Day,"

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"He is like‘ ‘Monty’ too in an- other woy," said Mother. "I have always “read that he doesn't drink

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e sergeant. l-le then left the tent. Outside he shot and killed armther t and a gunner and wound a bombsdter who 1mm‘ med oi his wounds. Then theuwine

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