NOVEMBER 1z._1oas
icT-iuiaciiiis TOMORROW
PRESBYTERIAN
,/—-—*—-T-"__'_ Zion Presbyterian Church ri-ince and Grafton Street
pflnistcr — Rev. G. Carlyle Webster
organist " nliss Rena Wood.
1 w r hip:- Flo‘: Sgrrinon, the Minister.
Anthem, “llear Dill’. YFIYQP". Biiheonum» The Sabbath School
"will; iiifiiiiia E's, m. theme “The Challenge to pdveniure". Anthem “No Shadows Yonder" from the Holy City by Gaul. soloist Mr. Harry Crasweli. snio-“The Palace oi The King“ by Shiuton, Mrs. Arthur Roper. A Cordial Welcome Awaits You st Zion.
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111; Presbyterian Church in Canada Si. James Church
Pownnl Street Minister -— Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, DJ). organist-Mrs. K. S. ltoizers.
Choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson
Public Worship: Mumlng at rieven and evening at seven o'clock.
leaday School at two-thirty.
Morning Music:
snlo-Phanthom Legions — Ward Btephens-“Plllllr Bruce.
Anthem - The Reccsslonal — Reginald de Koven.
Evening Music:
Anthem-Selected. Strangers and Visitors Cordlally
lnvi . A fill
Central Christian Church
Kent Street
Minister — Rev. s. o. niM. Ornnlst - Mrs.
biiirwrl.
Mm-ning Service 11 1111.2 Solo: "My Task". Mia Mariorie McKay. Sermon: “The Master Builder.”
Sunday School: 2.30 p.m.
Evening Service '1 p.rn.: Solo: "selected", Mr. Preston Beck. Scr- mon: “The Missing Man". The Mule Choir will be in charge of the music at the evening service.
All Cordial‘! Invited.
0. ihiiotes
(By "Linesman")
Mr. Fulton Thompson. Section Mar. at Coleman, has bid in simi- ler puSltlOll which has been bul-- ietined for the Charlottetown Section, Kensington Sub-Division.
Cooper, V. L.
Mrs. Eldon Campbell and Mrs. Prank Dalziel were recent visitors to Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacGregor. Gannon in Charlottetown Yard.
Do you know? That on the heavy traffic. divisions of the rail reads, l0 per cent oi the total milage car- ries 50 per cent oi’ the net ton inlltw. and on the medium traffic division 48 percent of the total milage carries 45 percent oi the net ton miles.
iilirs, James Cameron wife of operator at Borden and little daughter Joan visited Charlotte- town‘ this week.
Mr. Walter Farmer. employee B. S. Charlottetown. has msumed work after an operation, from n ruptured appendix.
Ml’. Bert Strickland is convalesc- ing after his recent accident in the
_ tar shops at Charlottetown.
D0 you know? that the railways ‘we 11.000 bosses annually to neo- ole who do not work on the Rnll- way.
In the recent election held in 7hr town of Borden Mr. Willard MneNetll. Checker. was elected Mayor over Mr. P. .1. Mac-Innis \nd Mr. Alex Chappcile was elect-
UNITED CHURCH of CANADA -
Trinity United Church Prince Street Minister-Rev. llugli Miller, M.A.. DJ}. Assistant -— llcv. Lewis ill. Murray, ll.A. Organist —- A. Ray
Kendall. LJLAJL. A..-\.G.0. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Guest Pruiuher REV. F. M. YOUNG, MA Sneoini music by the Choir in» eluding Anthems niiil s, no" tor men's voices. lilrs. ll. S. llendcr- | son, soloist at evening service. i .._2.30 p.m.: Sunday School and Bible Classes. All are welcome. lilnrniiig service broadcast. '
BAPTIST The BaptistFChurch Prince and Fitzroy Strcct
Minister — The Rev. llarvey L. Dflltlm. B.D. Organist. '- Miss
ilisliss Vera H. M. Campbell, Mus. ac.
“Morning Worship ll o'clock — Organ Prelude, bliss Calibeck. Ser- mon: “Twenty Years After", The Minister. Anthem: “Earth Shall (Tillman). Solo: “O Lord of llosts“, (Benson). Miss Vera ll. M. Campbell.
The Church School 2.30 p.n1. The two senior groups moi-t immediate- ly at the close of the morning scr- vice, all other groups and classes meet in the new Schoolrooms at 2.3: p.m.
‘vcning Worshi 7 _ , '0
e an l on W“ " mall-Id]?! -M‘§5_sthCul‘Iliiicc‘l:.m Sangria‘: belnir the fifth in a A031! of]; mono on “Some Saints and Some
hzinners", The Minister. Anthem: For All The Saints", Vaughan Williams.
You are Invited to illorshlp with THE BAPTIST ll t M‘“"' ';_
cd Councillor. liearticst congraula- tlon t0 the winners.
We extend our sincere sympathy to Mr. Wallace Brinks. Fireman S. S. Charlottetown and family on the death of his son Munzor in the Moncton Hospital after a short illness.
'I'hLs is how the Rziiiuvay‘ Freight is derived according tn the different
industries-Mining 3n per cent. Manufacturing M per cent. Agri- culture 20 per cent. Forestry l6
per ccnt.
The many friends of liir. Harry Heffeil will be sorry i.0.i1~:a.i' that. he is again off duty as line-man at. Borden with a cnld and ane- occurence of a past strninoci liga- ment. ~
We were down to the Y. ‘if. C. A. alleys WQtChIIlZ the ciiii-zrcni teams from the Railway lmvling
fellows have a very hapuv‘ tliiletb- g_et_her on__Frlda.v_nicht " - "-
Conservative Meeting AT ODDFELLOVWS ll.~\l.l.,
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, A meeting ni the Conservative iclectnrs oi Montague Norili. Mun- i ingue South, mum Rnnil and Tic- ' toriu. Cross Polls for tizc pllrpiisc of organization ctia, will Iii‘. iii-ii] iii the Oddicllowfla llail. Montague, on Wednesday. November ltltil- at 8 P. M. The meeting will bc ad- dresg by Dr. A, A, hicDnniiifl and others.
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PRODUCTION tion of BEST White
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BEST- White Flill‘ Meal, by reason of_i‘i's wonder- ful mineral and protein content-and its flliifllilig
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In almost every branch of farm feeding, the addi- Fisii Meal makes an amazing dif-
Mference to tiie rate of prodiliiliim-
it must always be the brand
Fresh supply iust arrived, which we are selling at
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and consider by the noise that the‘
by the pupils Miss Lena lilcLure,
A Recital oi’ Readings, Piano, and singing
of A.T.C.M,
CAVENDISH HALL, 0n Tuesday Evening November 15th
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CALVIN CHURCH,
Divine worn-hip will be lielrl on blah-i
biuli next at 2.30 P. M, Webster, Minister. L
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FEDERATION LIFE INSUR- 11-6789-7-21-312
LOT 48. —
Rev. (x. C. -37-11-12-lI.
RIEV. A. J. STANFORD will speak
in the Oddieiloivs
Hail,
(Patriot
Bllilillllll). Charlottetown, Sunday,
November ' 13th,
, iii .30 P. M. A cordial irclcoine to all. L-54-1l-l2-li i CAVENDISH CHARGE. —- Wor-
Bridue at}, P. M, and goiv at 7.30 P. M. Minister. L
iccd Wheat at .5395 cwt. _\'0ur Sunglo Dealer or Pox and Animal Foods 11-314-10-13-“5
Wcstmoreiand: S. Sch lPflHlChllli! Service ll A.
November 13th.
musical service by the
examined on Sunday
the Minister will spe Master Builder." A so men is expected at tlie
fcalure will be the well known gospel ltiiile Chorus.
Lawson
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TH _. _
"recognition of the Day period. ‘Benton, B. 12-. W111 theme of his
anthem will he
cw . S-fiinl»; '
(Vaughan
BRIDAL SHOWER bridal shower was
at the liclnc and Mrs. ;G001‘P;'E (raid _ proncliing marriage. be lcccivcd many which shoived ' till‘
ivliicli she ‘is hcld by
The presents were opsi John McLeod, Brook the Miss Mildred Grillmlii. Miss
(lance foil by all p:
furnished b)’ lciictnivu‘. Mrs. ton. Louis Jones sirouu. Brockiield.
The
Queen's Directory appear the names of
lnitc-lnuji I '39 W.‘
town: H. V. P. Mac/lire.
MacDonald.
Martin. Montague. Cilwili. Charlottetown;
i 0nald,'NDrili Bedeque; '3 Lenin. Souris. The total
, mcnt. for the 1938-30 session is l.-
. an- increase of 45
The registration according
to Faculties is: Medicine 282. Ari-i
Alts D17.
l B41 ' year.
tilled Science 645.‘
Faculty of Applied Science is divid- ed into different sect-ions includ-
ing, Metal- lurgy, Chemical, Electrical, Geology Chemistry and Civil. At Fall Convocation which was held on October 29th. the Pro- Scholarshlps were formal- ly awarded. Such scholarshiDS H"! awarded on the basis oi scholastic
lng: Mechanical. Min
Physics. Queen's
vinclnl attainment and vary in $675 i0 $921.
i-ols. No aw-ard was
PTIQQLHIFEEQ- Bland_t-.hl§_l?A\Z-_
‘ iihiiiiren’: iioiighs
{Quickly Relieved
‘ It, is liiirii to keep the children ' from taking cold; they will run out I oi doors not-properly claii; have on i loo much clothing and get overheated i rind coolotljoosudilcniy; they got
; ‘their foot wet; kick o
‘° clothes nt night. The mother cannot
‘ ivntch them iiii tiic time, site going to 110, Mothers should never
v i-hilil’s cough or cold, but on its in- ; (‘option should procure a bottle of ' Dr. Wood ’s Norway Pine Syrup. It
'-'ls so pleasant to the
l.
G00. W. -38-11-12-lI. '
FOX RANCHERS wishing cheap should. try Sungio Puifcd Available at
Service: '1 P. M. Dcdicatlo pit Bible. special music by the Mis- of Charlottetown. Rev. E. R. Woodsidc, Mini-star.
niorninfl “Twenty Years After." The mOXTlIHB 'l.'1llm‘£,l.l'i'S gEarth‘ i slinll No.- Hold." Miss cm amn- hcil will sing Benson's “O Lord of: Hosts." The fifth of a series of ser-l aiionts on "Some Saints and $01110 Sinners" will bc delivered b)’ _ Rev. llnrvcyli. Dcnton who iflkefii i- ‘AS the subject of his discourse $hhc Man with loo mnnv Wivci- ° ind anthem will he For All The Williams.)
.l-i..i i hi‘ "l L “ H The bride-to-
beauiitul gifts high esteem in
donors for their kindnc. ‘ d which was cniQved ni
dciwendinil on the faculty in which the‘ winner or;
youngsters trike it without any fuss.
"file" calmed“ Chm‘ DIITCW‘ '- ship on Sunday, November 13th in Cavendish at ll A. M. Sta
nley las- 9y.
NEW
direct from
factory. Summcrside. international
Lid. till Nov. l5.
TRYON CHURCH NOTICES. —
ool 10 AM. M. Albany:
S. School 1.45 P. M. Preaching Scr- vice 3 P. M. Tryon. s. School l0 A. M Preaching Service 7.30 P. M. Rev. S. D. Trifes, Pastor. L-39-1l-l2-li.
YORK UNITED CHARGE. -Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Services 1 A. Church. 2.30 P. M. Pleasant Grove. 7.30 P. M. York. 8.30 P. M. Special
M. Central
Char otte-
town Octette at Central Church. L
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH --JI‘iie task of the (fliristiim will be
morning at
ihc central Christian Church when ak on
_ “The arching ser- evenlniz ser-
vice when the subject "The Missing. Mun" will bc presented. Au added]
rendering of. hymns by the
CORNWALL UNITED CHARGE. New Dominion:
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BAPTIST CHURCH. — H‘! Remembrance- The Rev. Harvey I» take as The»
SEYHIOD
the
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given last “"381! by friends oi‘ Miss Mabel Arsenault
‘ of her parents, Mr. Arscnault.
Em- ,,.,.. ._..
her friends. 10d by Mrs. field. and
accompanying vers-csmcad by
Brockfield.
Arsenauit then thank“! the
as. A lively
music was
Gordon Kemp. Char- M. Daucottr. Clin- and Scoity Arm-
NEWS FROWIHQUEENB -— In k just. published
the follow-
iniz Prince Edward Island students: Medicine '41 c. F- Hvndman. Char- F. H. Maclnnis. Souris;
Charlotte-
Huirlics. Emerald? J
Charlottetown. vSci- ciicc '42 L. Keenan. Murray River: '41 A. B. Ccxsii. Charlottetown; W. Arts '40 F‘. E
. Mil/r- J. R enroll- over iasl
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value from
mode
if the bod so what is
neglect the
taste the
n of pul-
GREATER VALUE for every motorist has been built into these two new Ford V-ii cars for: 1939. Botli bring new meaning in ilic familiar Ford phrase ~—--“Tl1c Quality Car in the Low-price Field!"
For here is real progress in motor-car manu- facturing. Herc arc two new cars that give further expression to the forward-looking policy of the ForiI organization . . . traditional Ford depend- ability and economy combined with notable nil- vanccs in nroilcru, progressive engineering. Tile Ford way of doing things is the reason for the greater value in the two new Ford cars for 1939.
Each car has been given-its own distinctive appearance, yct cacli reflects Ford leadership iu design. Both bring you something of the fine
-—Novcinbcr 13th.sF 1 H A M ‘i $135,131 ‘hfighce 2F§0°°15_M_ 55st,; streamlining of the Liucolu-Zephyr—recognizeil iqngérpogvli-hccoélozjgllxj 8511:??? A5. style leader for the industry. The interior
appointments oi the 1939 Ford cars are espe- cially rich and are in keeping with their beauty of lino and contour. Evcry detail is styled ior good ‘taste and goorI service.
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Both are big, roomy curs, equipped with , ‘ irnkca and powered with the BS-horse- power V-R engine that gives you so much extra power, smoothness and efficiency. This year. the quiet performance of tlie V-B engine has hccn matched Ivy llic new quict built into every part
of the cor.
The 1930 Ford curs bring you greater riding mic on every road. New seat construction, flexible cantilever transverse springs and double-acting hydraulic slloclr absorbers give triple-cushioned riding comfort.
Both Ford cars for 1939 are Ford-priced for greater dollar value. From bumper to bumper, inside and out, they are the most. outstanding cars in all Fnrrl history.
FEATURE 0F THE NEW FORD (ARTS FOR I939 Advance-ll Streamlining 0 Newly Slylml Interiors
Hvilrriulir Rmlrvs 0 V-lypc J-ryiirider Engine Scientific Sminrlprnofing 0 All-steel Bodies Lnic Prices O Triple-unburned Comfort
PAGE Ti-TREF
c/fwvazucazizg 2%.? NEW FORD vs CARS n» 1939
r939 DELIVERED PRICES m igHAiii iTlTlgTiftM N
ILirense and nnv local OI‘ provincial ten-i Ho”:
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DE LUXE FORD V- “"1",';‘.!.2,"'" . Coupe . . . . . my
- TuderSeden.......... ....l.0.'>: Convertible Coupe . . . . . _ 1.01;; Fardor Sedan inir: Convertible Sedan . . . .. . .. . . -- 1.31: _
lluth Ford v.2 IIIZFI DF lmxe Fm» I m-s
come equipped with llllfflfl/‘TH irusrds, spurt‘ tire nr/i hint, .- horlil-l, Kloiililc winrlrdliclil Winn
(‘iIITlP1lrLlYl"Tli. wheel hands. lii nu cxlTii
i“- FORD-BUILT MEANS TOP VALUE i
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FORD DEALER FOR CHARLOTTE TOWN
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224 Great‘ George Street“
Phone 6'4?
Anniversary Service At Trinity Church
iai l-lall stands.
town gathered a group of their own faith for worship. The ser- vices will also mark the 131st set- tlement or the first Minister, Rev. James Bulpltt, who served for eight years. from i807 to 1815. Ho was t e first Methodist Minister on Prince Edward Island,
The first church was erected on the north side of Richmond Street between Queen and Pownai Streets and served the congrega-
an Auxiliary of Missionary Both these llnued to the present. the oonsreeatkm
During its Church has h
The T. hiiihurn Co, Liil-, Toronto, Ont.
man: its members have taken out positions in
tlon for 29 years. The second church was located at. the corner o! Prince and Richmond Streets.
where the present Heart: lyiemor- lt was necessary lll to enlarge it several times to ac- coirunodute the increasing mcm- bershipnuflhe corner stone of tlic
esent church was laid May 25- 1863 by Lady Dundee. wife o! ihc
the Rev. James l-liclis organized the first Sunday School of any de- nomination on the Island. In i824. the Wesleyan Society was organized.
societies have
entered United Church of Canada and be- came Trinity United Church.
long history ad as its Ministers outstanding clergymcn an promin- Church
Stair‘. At lircsent Trinity Church. uuinber of faniilirs. is the Zshcil. iilvucst ill Eastern Canada. Over. 100 new members were added the prcsoiii- year. its work was greatly lone facilitated by tlic
i Lieutenant Governor of the Cal- to the rcizuiar Work, the Chllfgh are needed. The lmnivérsary BBWIWE i0 be ony. On the 13th day of Novcm- CIllYilCis the Charlottetown School sugar.
held in Trinity United Church on ber. the completed church was of due, directed by m-or. a. Roy
Sunday, will commemorate several dedicated to the worship oi Ai- Kendall, L. R_ A. M; A. A. G. 0.. balm‘? POW important events in the history 0i miithty God. The SOTVIPES ex- and the Charlottetown Klndor- and flour the congregation. It, will be the tended over to the following Sun- gzirien b Miss Berna Hucstis, {ll-WI- P° 74th anniversary of the dedication day. The first Sunday, Rev. Dr- The uest. Preacher, Sunday, -_-=._
of the present edifice. It will Rlehe preached in the forenoon- will be Rev. RM. Young. M.A., B.
also mark the 131th anniversary Rev. enry Po in the afternoon 11),, Tryon‘ who h” 5H,, we“ n.
of the first services held by the and Rev. Chores Stewart in the Qqlvpd in 5mm or 0m- 151-39,;
Methodists of Charlottetown that evening. On the second day. churches The musical part of
grew into the present oongi-ege- luv. Thomas Duncan. S. James the worship will be led by the
tion. In 1801. Thomas Dawson. Presbyterian Church. Ni I"- choir, who will contribute both
a native oi Coot l-lill. Ireland and the morning and Rev. Richard 01d 5nd new 5619mm“ A w)».
Benjamin Chappell of Charlatte- Smith in the evening. In m7. ma; mviiaiinn is given the public
and all former members and friends of Trinity to worship at those smrrlces on Sunday.-
BUTTlIRSCOTCI-l PIE
con- -—-
1925. the
Cook a cup of brown sugar over the iirc until melted and a light brown. Add one cup water and continue cooking until the sugar is the dissolved. Blend three tablespoons flour with three tablespoons d butter. and stir this into the brown liquid: cock iiniil thick. tlien and‘quickiy beat ln one well-beaten
egg. and pour at once iniri pastry '
Apple Puddlng~ tablespoon butler. erection of Iunc cup milk. two tcasjmnns i. i-lcartz Memorial l-iall. in addition ‘ins powder c Cream buiici- .
add beaten egg, part ni the milk. then part of flour sifted with ‘ RlWTlliViiliI ' mixture until all are l batter into iii" asccl ’
TIRED FEET
1W0
runs
impiortzi nt
lllEitZ
1 price assurril.
Poultry l-‘i-i-ds , fnr (irnliiiil l-‘ox llrcxtd. iii prii-i-s.
3 Qiircn Street.
mTuIia-ii-z:
‘lnnf pun. y j t. 4p.
plus in n: \ .-ii<i y on “gm- iop of c: c liwki- lil 350 l". iivcn iiniil cnku is done, and» hour.
POULTRY RAISERS
Poultry will be purchvsvil throng! ' tiic season, by ilic uniim-sirnv-ii a‘ \ i0l'Ii'll‘l‘ telephone office buiLiiiig. S‘! Qurifii Strci-t, fharinitrioiiii. (‘arm-t (Trading-highest pmsibis .\iiik [coding illicit- ens is highly recommended.
F. J. IIOLMAN
Charlottetown.
» i Iii-tween Woollen Mills. anii (‘Mr- i initctmvn Fur Snirx
half an
To
sale, also reasonable