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ENGLAND of CANADA ST. PETEREHEZATIIEDRAL TRINITY UNITED Iumm “n” CHURCH n‘ “- Reverend '1‘. B. I11 Lennon. sunny‘,

ILA. Leleh.‘ u‘ but and‘ ofiFou-eoe.

Reverend H. (1 wee. 0.1).. Waiting Pastor

M]. suing“ ‘yr-gym u‘ “n”. A. B01 Kllldlli. LJt-AJll-bA C-o 0

SUNDAY SERVICES we m], Communion 10.00 Malhll 11100 Choral Eucha ' ‘

During July there is no service on Sunday evening at St. Peter’a.

There is a service at St. Paul's a

Organist and Choir lrcotnr _

11.00 a. m. Primary and Beginner-a departments in the Social Hall. 11-00 a.rn. Divine Worship con-

1 n-III- . There are no week day gervleq Tu," ,

during the month of July.

All seats are free and unapprop- riated. Visitors are welcomed and the Incumbent h Clad to sea them

after the service. EVERYBODY WELCOME

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ‘ anemone

Iev. I. T. lbbott, 3.1)., [gem]-

leyaton I‘. Mugford. A.R.C.0., Organist and Choir Master. EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY s30 AM. Holy Communzon, 11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer an sermon (Broadcast). Spools

7.00 p. m. DIVINE WORSHIP

SELIJOB."

of Holnesa"

BAPTIST THE BAPTIST CHURCH

d B.A., 8.0. I

preacher, Rev. P. J. l-Iaalam, Rec- aor Whidden (Acadia)

tor of St. Mary's Church, Dal-

housie, NJI.

7.00 p.1n. Evening Prayer and

Sermon, Preacher, The Rector,

Subject: “The Law of Loss and

Gain."

The morning service will be

Organist and director of choir Miss Helen Stewart A.'1‘.C.M.

Morning Worship 11 a. m.

Sermon z “Recovery Confusion."

Solo ‘Oper; the Gates of the

broadcast over Radio Station Temple" Mr. GeG-rge Johnson.

Cl-‘CY. Visitors will receive a cozdiai

Ieloome at St. Paul's Church.

p, PRESBYIIERIAN THE KIRK OF‘ ST. JAMES

The Rev. T. H. Russell Semen M. .. .'l‘.M.

Minister

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Iiaa l. Ian Mclenrla

Mill. Baa.

11.00 a.m. Divine‘ Worship.

..Prin1ary and Beginners classes

holding the‘r ctsairn in tics haze ment hail. , Worship 7 p. 1n.

“n” Craig. ,-

In t e airenc- oi Miss ftcwart organist and (I11

Marianna Saunders.

finch", Th. awed “h” o_ You are invited to worship with Danny. H. D.. Coehstown, 0ularlo.. Th‘ 5'9"" Chumh‘

“"°‘ '°" i“ " °' "'“‘ " CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Dudley Beck, Miss Barony Smith.

THE EVENING SERVICE I WTHDRAWR

UST.

"i" W" ‘"1"’! "l h!" MR. o. K. rmssnv Organist Pro-l

charge of the music for the day.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Streeta Rev. G. Carlyle Webster

Minister Prof. Prank Johnson A.T.C.L organist and choir director MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 a. m. Theme: "A Poor Sub stitutc.“ Hymns: Il. M0, 012, Duet. Selected.

s Misses June Macflietson and‘

Norma Dailiel. __ l EVENING WORSIhP

nurmvo r1111‘ K , s, , mourns or your awn auo ‘MARVEL D °§,,,,,,',§§,_ a T“, ' Min r.

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tern.

10:00 a. m. Church School 11.00 a. m. Morning Worship and C .

Guest minister. Music Selected.

‘and August.

l worship.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street

Meetlngsjir Lord's Day

7'00 m m‘ Than" ‘Th. ‘lamb I0 mm-Mectlng for children.

hll Christian.‘ Hymns: 600. 1°l, 174.

The SundlY-Sehool mrvts at ten

feiocir in the morning.

“Seek the Mr“. and Ilia strength

leek I-ila face iorcvnrmrrr."

You are curdiflly iwllcd to with

ship with as»

T h a British a n 1i Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND

NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ' 1‘ AUXILIARY

$1-

5300000-00 was forwarded to the Parent Society last year for world-wide work.

200.171 ‘Jolauics of the Scriptures were circulated throughout Canada a n d Newfoundland

ll Man and Women Col- sorieurs were employed in the Dominion.

Friends in Canada support- ed duriul the you l0 Coi- Poriears abroad.

1'01- the continued support of such work at home and in other l in ’ couirihutioll are urlaiitir needed

_0and your offerinl throw" vtha RI. l. Auxiliary I Branch.

II a. m._ Ercrlfing oi Brfiiifl. Week Nght Service

a: e wecomc:

be Snvcaiz" John 10-9

under Heaven vi"e'1 limo"! "w" whgrfl", we must be Suvrd M"

042' urwrsn PENTECOSTAL cnnncu

30 ELM AVE. p,“ y, c. nb-insteuber Pastor.

10.00 a. m. suuday 901°“-

11 a. 1n. Worship and Preachinl-

1.30 p. n1. Evangelistic Mediat-

s. p. m. Wednesday. vmmr Punk's

g, p. m. Friday, Pibie Study. flrogdcngt 10.05 to 10:0 a. M.

each Saturday C F C Y Chiliiffl"

cnsa-r 01-161mm smear Major and Mrs. Victor MaeLcan .11 A.M.: Holiness Meeflnl Subiect: "The Thcvne oi Pente-

cos".

.80 P.M.: Sunday 5511"‘-

100 P.M.: Evangelistic Maalfl- Subject: "r11. c111 To mscirlc-

ship”. n “ooh-night Meeting each ura- day at s PM.

Clear messages from the Word. ‘ Inspirational music and alnllhl- r1». t. alfllli the mwflw ‘t the Citadel this Sunday. ALL ARI WELCOME Open-Air Service at the scum a lunday evening 0.00 RM-

uss lr-ur-iouanr auvmo ccornss

It is doubtful if any dress. bought in a fever oi excitement for a very special occasion. ever turns out to

be a wardrobe favourite.

The reason-and reason. too. Will! a dress should be bought in a calm-

er mood-is that rational considera-

1.1.1.... , Gosatracticn

FIREPLACE, FLUES aad . GENERAL REPAIRS

_tion of its usefulness is apt to be ignored. -

Unless a woman has money to throw away, she should buy a dress

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' Subject: “THE mazvsrmvm| ATION OI‘ FACE AND CIlARAO-l MEN; wool, Gubn-dlne Bun!‘

Through of the Churon School will meet at

l! A. M. during Mrrnlng Worship DRESS REDUCTION SALE. —

Sermon: "Four Tests of Charac-l

t Central Chrhtisn Invites you to

Jew, u]! "I am the Door ill’ My Y! my "w" "'1'" l" l" “"'" envnrcn nus 1am‘ leaves

The Central. Guardian

CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

This column ia reserved for news i. but advertising at a newsy nature may b. illanrted at ilva cents a word strictly pay- able in advance‘.

CRAWELL for Photographs

SWIM TRUNHS. 02.75. sale price 11.75. Henderson d: Cud- more, _

KHAIII SIIOBTS ibm-Special week end value. Jack Cameron, the Store for Men.

1 SQUALL JACKETS, pullover style. knitted collar and cuffs.

fir“? b! Reverend H. C. Rice. $3.00, sale price $1.75. Henderson

i d; Cudmore.

|brown or green shades, $58.00.

Vocoi Solo by Mrs. M. S. Hubley. Hcndemm a, gudmom

conducted by Reverend 1i. C. Rice, FINE POPLIN Sport Jacket; D _ .

ripper style 88.50, sale 18.95. Ilen-

Subject: “WONDERFUL comm. dam J, cudmm

Vocoi Solo by Miss Mary Ramsay. To N GLASG » _ "WIMMP m" L0"! ll! "i! Bell"! utes visElv/Lsritirne (ggtr: Asking-ls l

‘twice daily. Phone 2061 or 040.

PHONE SAUNDERS 1806 for group and wedding pictures on location.

Minister 111.- Rev. .1. p. Davison’. KHAKI’ SHORTS ‘Ive-Special

week end value. Jack Cameron,

Supply Mlnfstcr, the Rev. Profes- the Store for Men.

, DRESS REDUCTION SALE. - \25% off all Ginghams, Seersucker and Spun Dresses at Kermedyb ‘Ladies Wear.

NEW TODAY. smart wool gab- ardine suits, brown or apple green shaciesfbounge D.B model 058.00.

, Henderson 6:, Cudmore.

.2575 off all Glnghams, Seersucker land Spun Dresses at Kennedy's ‘Ladies Wear. ‘

LOST-Probably at scene oi ac-

soh, Medea, M,” Gfluqm,‘ cldent, the P. w. c. ring of the late

Vernon Lea. Will finder please re- ‘turn it to his mother Mrs. Wendell

ester r4 nlior these u" 92 Kent street" duties will be performed by Miss ‘

POWNAL CHARGE. — Sunday. |Ju1y 21:11. Millview st 2.30 r’. M. Powpal at 7.30. Rev. D. K. Ross

HOWARD MMNNIS’ Fitted Footwear pt 175 Queen Street. I

NEW PACK salt herring. Mac-l Phee- Bros, phone zit-J. l

AT YOUR SERVICE Arafat! Coal Compny. Phone 3108. | BE SURE T0 ATTEND Albcrton Prince County Exhibition Wednca- day. August 20th. I

I BURNER I-I0'1‘ PLATES and Pressure Cookers at Biz-own Electric Kent Street. I

HHAKI SHORTS "cu-Special week end value. Jack Cameron,‘ the Store for Men.

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8V AIII to Montreal and Boston in about three hours. Phone Man- time Central Airways 2061 or 540.

DRESS REDUCTION SALE-

25% off all Ginghams. Seersucker

and Spun Dresses at Kennedy's Ladies Wear.

RENTAL TYPEWRITERS. Hie island Typewriter 00., M’! Queen Si. Phone 3476. | u‘ I

renames dccirlous of buying s‘ shore farm in l-Iza-npion‘ should take notice of ad in this issue. A. D. Inman.

COVEIIEAD-UNION HDAD—' United Church services for Sun-I day, July 27 are: West. Covehead. 11 s.n-1.; Union Real 7.30 p.111.’ Rev. Thos. A. Wilson, minister.

IN P. E. ISLAND -' Mr. Alex Skinner, his daughter. Miss Isabel Skinner, and his son-ln-lew. Mr. Clarence Clarke. have been spend- ing the past few days in Prince Edward Island where they are guests of his son. Rev. John R. Skinner. apd Mrs. Skinner, Corn- wall. P. E. Island. - New Glasgow News.

OTTAWA JOURNALIHT EN- JOYED VISIT - Mr. Norman Smith. vice-presdenl, of "The Journal" Ottawa, and M s. Sm 1h leave 0:1 return home on Monday morning. They have greatly m- Jvyed their three weeks stay at Shaw's. Brackley. and hbvd bg-lp-d reservation for next summer. ‘II-icy M11 proceed by auto to the capital, travelling through Maine ind

will conduct these services. Rev. E. ‘Vermont

R. McVicar, Minister.

NORTH RIVER, PASTORATIL- Services for Sunday, July 27th. Falrview 11 A. M. North River 3 P. M. Long Creek 7.30 P. M. Rev. Athol Roberts, Speaker.

PARISH OF MILTON AND RUS- T1C0.—No services July 27th. ‘Christ Church. Cherry Vslley, no service July 27th. Rev. Sidney J,

Sermon: Paul L. lliihardson. Davies-

i rue new c-nasoow Christian

N, evening service through ymy Church Services for Sunday, July

27th are as follows: New Glasgow 11

A. M. Fredericton 3 P. M. Brsdal- ‘bans 7.30 P. M. Rev. Charles Dickie- 'son.. Supply Minister.

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL - Miss Oitvenc MacLean. Who won the Queen's County Hell Scholar- ship at P. W C.. was a pupil cf Prince Street School, not Spring Park as apreared.

13° v- m P"""°'“’“¢ “I ‘“" °°"°' cnuncn or SCOTLAND. - U

, Services Lord's Day, July 27th. 11.00 1A.M. Charlottetown, (Orange lodge Rooms). 3.00 P. M. DeSable. 7.30

3- ii- m- Ti-iwdu- may" “EM A“ P. M. Stanchel. Horace F. Mac-

Ewen, B. D.

Charlottetown daily at 11.15 a In.

. Neithtr ls t'"e~o sewer.» in "W f. Borden and mainland points, "m"- '°' t“ ' l‘ “M” “h” m“ Nil-rough connections to Boston.

For fares to any point phone 248 Returning bus leaves Borden 8.55 P M. arrives Charlottetown 0.20 D. m.

IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AD- VERTISERS - Advcrhsers are advl~ed that ordinary z-upy must reach the Guardian Office not later than 11 a m. the day prevlrus to date of irsertion. Large ads. quarter page and over must reach the oiflcc at least 24 hours in ad- 1181109.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-July 27th. S. S. Cape Traverse 10 A. M. Services conducted by Roy Butler, Cape Traverse 11 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. (not at 3.30 l’. M.) Summer- side 7.30 P. M. Services conducted 'by Rev. Horace Mclliwen, Char- lottetown (Orange Lodge Rooms) 11. ‘A. M. DeSablc 3 P. M. Stunchcl 7.30 P. M.

BIBLE STORY OBJECTIVIL- - Tbat. man and women may learn to worship God "according to the Scriptures," they must be made . available in every land, so that of them it can be ssi , "We do ‘near them speak in our nguc the won- derfuiiworks 0f God." This is the sole object of all Bible Society ef- fort. The P. E. I. Auxiliary or Branch needs your helpful coopeh atlon in promoting this great work.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel Billiphant, who passed way at the‘ PEI. Hospital on July 17th, after a long illness, was held from her late home on Sunday afternoon, and was conducted by Mr. Donald Mcholsou and Rev. G. C. Webster. The pail bearers were, Meals. Archie Johnston, Gordon Mac- laod, Wiibcr Stetson, _ Alfred Carcw, Earl Maeliay, John Mobba. Ihtsrment was in the Hunter Itiver cemetery. f

, TRINITY CHURCH. — The Rev. I-I. C. R100. D, D., will be the reach-

when she is in I m?" ill-mil" cr~for the day at Trinity arch. to replenish s IMO“! Vlriimbt- He will take ior 1111 sermon sub- not when an invitation to a party jects: "The Transfiguration oi sands her Murryifll in“ I "°"- Face and Character" and "wonder-

when you m wt calmly w r!‘- fui Counsellor." r11» music this pleniah. a wardrobe. b91011 Y“ "Y. Sunday will be under the direction think of all the activities that the an", Kuhn, m4 '1“ 1mm“ w, new season is apt toopm "P l" vocal solos. in the morning by Mrs. you. It ia quite possible 10f 0M M. S. i-iubiey. and in the evening

good new day-time dress to spruce by Ilsa Mary Ramsay. All visitors

ilmeoccasion. ’_

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you up-for every important 007- and friends are cor ialiy invited t0 aormipia ‘trinity urea. _ _

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CENTRAL PARISH. — The Sac. rsment of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Canoe Cove Church on Sunday, July 27th. Preparatory service Saturday 26th, st 8 o'clock. Post Communion Service Sunday. 27th at 7.30. The Rev. Donald A.' Campbell. B. A., will be the guest speaker. Thanksgiving service Mon- day. 28th at 10 A. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson, Licentiate, will be Ln charge of the service. T. W. Good- will, Minister.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. - The Reverend John 0. Denny, B.D., Minister oi the Parish of Cocks- town in the Presbytery of Barrie, Ontario, will conduct Divine Wor-, ship tomorrow manning at eleven o'clock and deliver the Sermon, in‘ the s-bsencc on vacation oi the Minister, the Rev'd. T. I-I. Busseil Scmers, M. A., S. T. M. The music for the service will be under the, direction of Miss Mary Bentley,‘ the soloist being Miss Beverley Smith who will sing Fear Not Ye or. ‘ Israel, Dudley-Buck. The Evening Service is withdrawn during the‘, months of July and August.

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MORE CHICKENS FOR NFLD. -Vlheatley Bros. of East Royalty, who had 5.000 laying pullets a-I board the 8.5. Meigle when the‘ ship was lost off the south coast‘ (f Newfounoland last Saturdaym are planning a new shipment of birds to St. John's, it was learned yesterday. They will send 5,000 pallets by the next steamer, ex- pected to call at Charlottetown within a shcrt time. Meanwhile it was learned that the Melgle and her cargo of livestock are a a total loss.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH - Morning worship at l1 a.rn. will ho conducted by the Rev. Profes- sor Evan M. Whidden of Acadia University, with sermon “Recovery Through Confession." Mr. George Johnson will sing "Open the Gates o1 the Temple." The primary and beginners‘ classes of the Church School will hold their sessions in the lower hall at 11 a.m., during morning worship. The sermon at evening worship, 7 p. m. will be "Four Tests of Character". Miss Gaylcns Craig will sing a ‘ ‘ ‘ solo. In the absence of Miss Helen Stewart, A.T.C.M., organist and director of choir, these duties an taken over by Miss Marianne Saunders. You are most cordially invited to worship with the Bap- tist Church.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER ._ On Eriday, June 27th., a large number oi friends and relatives gathered at the home‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Andrews, Freetown, tc tender their daughter, Thelma n shower in honour oi her ap- proaching marriage. The room was tastefully decorated in pink and white color scheme and the bride to be was escorted to a seat of honor by Miss Kathleen McCar- vfile while little Miss Audry Mac- lachern dressed as a small bride presented her with a beautiful bouquet oi flowers. The heavily laden basket of beautiful and usc- ful gifts including a large sum of money were carried in by Miss Vsrtie Bouitcr. Georgie Francis, Jean Francis, Shirley Stewart. They were opened by Ednalvans, while Miss Vera Stewart. Surnmersidc. presented them to the bride and Miss Edith Stewart and Vivian Murphy placed them on the table. The bride in her usual jovial man- ner thanked them all and invited them to visit her in her new home in the near future. After singing "For Bhc Ia a Jolly Good Fellow" thq bounced ha with much ml-

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Cowper says s striking thing a- bout photography —"Blest be the art that can imnnrtalize." He is looking at a portrait of his mother. whom he had lost when he was hut a little boy. The picture was sent to him in mature years, and he addresses it in moving words. and the above statement is among them. He closes thus:

‘While I can view this mimic show of thee,

Time has but half succeeded in his theft.

Thyself removed, thy power in soothe me left."

Have we not often seen a man away from home take a little book out of his pocket to show us the home he had left or the face of his boy or girl? These snaps that he carried with him brought back old scenes and peopled his loneliness

MONDAY, JULY Zl-BONSHAW COURT HOUSE TUESDAY, JULY 29—CRAPAUD HALL WEDNESDAY JULY 30—KELLY'S CROSS HALL THURSDAY, JULY 3l—-TRYON BAPTIST CHURCH HALI FRIDAY, AUGUST l-IBORDEN LEGION HALL

iy advised to be examined again this summer. Tuberculosis is on infectious disease and some people who were healthy when lost examined hove early TB this summer. Ii is o’ urgent importance that every such cuss be found and trcoi ed before the disease becomes advanced We cannot hcpe to stomp out Tuberculosis until we can find every case im- medioiely offer the infection develops. Everybody is urged to co-operoie and help to abolish this disease by being X-

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE

with those dear to him.

Photography figured too in tha'

landing st Normandy. It seems that e family had spent a holiday

on that beach some years ago and , the daughter-a. girl in her teens,

-took‘u picture of the family par- ty, and a prominent feature was the little brother digging in the sand. Details were shown, even the teapot used to serve tea. Five years later when photos to the number of fifty thousand were examined this one taken that day was select- cdfiar“ proved of great value when the invasion was planned. Ldttle rild the little girl know that her picture would be of such value and occupy a place in the greatest struggle of history. Who can tell the great from the small? That picture showed how the invasion rould be undertaken.

It is a common eight to see tour- ‘sts with a camera, taking pictures. They recall with vividnesa the places visited when on a holiday trip. These snaps are in a sense monuments on the field of mem- ory to aid one in recalling what he his seen. Our Maritime Provin res are rich in the picturesque- nur sandy beaches. lakes. our little rivers, our apple-orchards, our storied places. our winding roads where surprise is waiting at al- most every turn. The traveller with an eye in his head sees these. Photography and painting are hob- hies with many people. Did not Mr. Churchill spend some time with ‘his brush as well as with his

trowel’! Browning in his little poem. -

"Shop" says this:

"I want to know s butcher paints. A baker rhymes for his‘ pursuit, Candlestick makcrrnuch aquaints ‘His soul with song, or haply mute.

yiment after which lunch was serv- ed. Those serving were Mrs. Clarinc Reeves Mrs. Elmer MacEachern. Mrs. William Francis. Mrs. Archie Paynter, Mrs. George Reeves. Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Mrs. Alvin Sudsbury. After lunch they whiled sway the remainder of the evening dancing. Music being furnished by Baglole and Burgess after that they all departed to their homes wishing Thelma many years of wedded hap- piness.

i For Sale

IDEAL SHORE FARM

Al‘ HAMPTON

$00 aorea a little more or less. Most attractive beach. Beautiful ornamental trees. Shelter. Shade. i Some wood. lumber. level. Large house. Heavy framed barn sad outhuiidlnga In good repair. Mid-

way between Iumrn and Charlottetown. Over a century ia family. Always carried a large stool. Real “family home. Wil sell aa going concern. with_ or without crop. ' Could not erect

buildings for the price. APPLY at once to owncr-

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