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‘Eucharist, Choral. Evcnsong and Sermon.

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____________ PltlTSBYlERlAN EKlRK or sr. JAMES

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Evening Worihi i-l.AC. Stanley . Minister will conduct

. and deliver the

us vassnvrunlau ‘ CHURCH

jinn sniinshraeirton Street lav. G. Carlyle Webster In. Edwin Johnstono Organist

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iiiiW DELHI, Sept 3-—(OP)—- r- idsrshal Viscount t - vioeroy-eleet, British legion as an ordinary ber. saying in a letter to the -- president that "I have join- he ranks oi the ‘old soldiers’ i2 years‘ experience,

‘IFS CATHEDRAL ARIITTN liochiord Still"

_ C,R,A“gi"%' Malone.

0|; Communion ' “M”. Thursday.

y services are held apeL All seats nre ’ Visit rs

Morning Nei

’ UNlltD CHURCH oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH -

Ilnistsr M“ Rev. TkEbMcleLnusn A. Roy Htllldoll. A.C.C.0. LIA-M. Organht

ll am. Morning worship. “Dedication" Iicv. T. l. Mo. Lennan. Vocal Solo “The Lord is My llsht" - Aliitsen - Mr. Geo. Jovhnson.‘ ‘ .m. v . ~o'Z.......f.".-i"s‘.".’."’i'.’

Iennnn. Anthem Selected. B A P I IST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Pitaroy Streets

. nister RIV- l. Judson levy. I.A.

The Church School 10 a.na.

Morning Worship ll a.na.

A Special Day oi Prayer.

Sermon by the Minister "God ls Our Refuge."

Dedication oi Honour Roll oi men and women oi this Church who arc serving their country in thg Erich: '

n ens “ Pong" .- (Csalleotth m“ °

0o" ndciHpe ndGlo " —E|Ill') Mrs. T. B: Ciudtnore."

SWIM! hiyorahhipnz p.m.

ermon , . ,

"For Their ssul." v I I u"

Anthem selected.

The Communion oi the Lord's Supper will be observed at the close evening worship.

You are invited to worship with

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

l. Mc-

"Liit Thine ridelssohn —- The Girls‘

0s ih School meets o'clock in the morning. hnday. Sept. 5th has been set is a day of prayer and de- . n. Plan to be in your place tie liouse of God. ‘tall upon Mc in the day oi : l will deliver thee,

it glorify Me.”

an cordially invited to wor- vita as.

lent Street

11:00: Morning Worship.

Solo “Whisper A Prayer’ - Pill- more - Miss Jean Enman.

7:00: Evening Services.

Anthem Selected.

Marlonne Saunders! o t.

‘FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, INC,

Elm Ave. Pastor-Rev. Allison Post ‘Sunday II l.llI-»—M0l'hlll[ wor-

sh .

Sllrnday a p. m. Evangelistic meeting.

You are cordially invited to at- tend these services where you will hear the old time gospel preached.

W. V. S.

Please watch the Campaign in the‘ oi dsnads. September inn-eon. for Wauenh Volun y Services volunteers.

Prince Edward Island is not as yet quite ready for a .V S. Campaign, but when the time comes. as it very soon will, let us go over the top in W. V. S. as we have dons in so many other worth while activities. -

Also watch this column ior a. dlscription oi’ the Block Plan.

wduch is W.V S. gift to the small c y.

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P.M.

Lnder a new agreement between the Provincial and Psdorsi Govern-

mnts it is now possible ior Prince Edward Island farmers in need oi

A‘! D for harvesting and potato dl ging to secure such help from the my. The following facts shoui be noted. virz- t

350T]: rate oi pay to be 88.00 per day, for every day the soldier-laborer 2. F

enfiga-nt: provide food and lodgings for soldier-laborer during time oi 3. Farm

- Farms laborer

7- Add

Mr. Philip Matheson, Progress- ive Conservative candidate for the Second District of Queens Counrty speaks to the farmers of Prince Edward Island over Radio Station C.F.C.Y- on Tuesday evening, September 7th at 7.45

Attention Needing Help For Harvest and Potato‘

4 n ers do not have to sign ior any definite - soldier-laborer is unsatisfactory as s wor or farmer may dismiss.

r does not pay soldier laborer ior wet days on which the soldier- does not work. ~

all ‘in need oi such labor you should writs to the Farm Labor Bureau, or ottetown at once requesting application forms be ssut you. recs your communication to

PROVINCIAL FARM LABOR BUREAU,

Syduley and Queen St, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

TllliggllglghmTl-ITQWN GUARDIAN“ A Patriotic Family

BEIITIl-Al. GUARDIAN

this eciasna is reserves isr usws oi iscal interest, hot advertising cl a nowsy nature may as inserted at iivs coats a word. strictly pa,» suis in advance.

CRASWI-LL for photographs. ‘

CONSIDERATION LII‘ S ANCE- E LN UP.-

"rna ramcs snvvaan ISLAN HOSPITAL annual collection till: nret week in October. 9-3-31.

POLICE COURT — In the City Police Count yesterda, one drunk and imlbcble was remanded.

CHURCH ERVICE. — Rev. J. - O

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dover sn- noluices. the engsgement oi their dwuihter Muriel Irene to Robert B. Simpson son of Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Simpson. Cavendish. Marriage to take place the latter part o! September. 8-4-11

HOME BEREAVED — Mrs. Dob- wn Clash, b0 Richmond Sh, has received the sad news oi the pasc- lng of her sister-in-law. Mrs. E. Allan Moore (nee Bertha. M. Horne) in Boston, Mass, on Au . 5th. The lat-e Mrs. Moore ‘u... we and favourably known in this city. and has many friends who will regret her passing.

SAD NEWS RECEIVED - Mrs. Welter Quiity, South Shore, has received a telegram conveying the sad news o: the death on Aug. 28 of her brother Leo Stewart at the Boston City Hospital. Leo was the Yvuflflot son oi the late Mrs. Pat- rick Morris, Donsldston, and wiiibe remembered by many relatives and friends in this province.

TO CORJRESPONDENTS AND OTHERS — In order to conserve newsprint it is essential that all reports, obituaries, news items, etc,

be cut to the bone. The Newsprint

er cut in newspaper quotas which 80c: into eiiect immediately. Please be brief. and do not be disappoint- ed ii your contributions or reports be left out altogether. It is war.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FUR POOL LIMITED has been successful in securing only one ton oi Flea Powder-one which comes h hiy recommended by , tent, in e ndent authorities. Get your s Dy while it lasts at one oi the to lowing points: - Prince E ward Island Fur Pool Limite aide; O'Lea stive Assoc tion Charlottetown Pu Charlottetown, J. J. Stewart tsgue.

rv: Sales Ltd ,

Mon;

LOTTETOWN POST OFFICE —

m8 181301‘ Day and a Statutory Holiday, there will be no delivery by letter carriers nor will the rur- sl mail couriers make their usual trips. Collection from the street letter boxes will be made in the evening only. Wickets will be open from 10.00 a. m. till neon

be as usual.

morning and evening tc-morrow. In the morning worship service there will be recognition of the Special day of Prayer. The Honour Roll of those of this church ser-

in the we: will be dedicated

Hope and Glory." sing Calcotfls "Hymn of Peace." The sermon at evening worship will

The 00m- evening wcrahig Church School will hold i session at 10 A.M. preceding the morning worship.

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Elizabeth ’s

HAIRDRESSIING SCHOOL

M ’ ‘ equipped to give complete course,

DIPLOMAS awarded- DIAL 4243

Connected with Elisabeth's Beauty Shop” one oi the leading Beauty Salon gal the Msritirnes.

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Capitfilflghcaytlar Bldg.

Farmers

a-u-ze-fai-a-ai I LABOR DAY AT THE CHAR- - Monday, September 6th, 1943, be- '

be “Pbr their Sakes" There will be i!

Im . . Th; But there was_

, gather.

I d w be serving Uflllkiillil in wumme. u! m‘ “dmmmtm” h“ “mm” “ “m” I lbilnisnenlisted. AW

2 Edith Larkin re |uoznmuruier is. R. PdLYlCK, chief in" A. l'., Montreal, last muck. ‘at i418 lbrothcr. Coxswain Fred Lurkln. 25. lovring the graduation. has been B216 years. A second brother. Flank- third brother, Stevo. 21. has bwl e Regiment four Years. with the Light Horse 2i, is oversees with the C

. _ , . . _. 1 d." tion cnolciscs at .he sciluo - with vslicm she is shotvn above 1°1- ‘t

ggyslailgr,‘lzfrélfirlottetown, P. E. I C

r-old Wilfred J. Larkln, St. Peter's

The sons and daughters of GS-yeaarkml may disagree about me my,“

->. int‘ the '5 ?€.§gi'.§e~.~.z£¢il ssfivice m" ceived hcrvsuflrk-Ybflfisu tfvu} ‘liging ructot’ at M). i WifPlCbS bubs , h .

he Royal Canadian Navy wr W" - - ' , _ ~, crseas. A iS with the Hlilllljlldfifirkfiliil‘ Buttery has enlisted _ ‘tinge Latrktirhé - . w‘ ' :1 " 0 Rll/l L..\i!.in,'i9. is dTilllléuilleigves one

inembcr of the Anti-Al Louis lmrkiu. 17,

WRCN and is stationed at Gait, Ont... Exkmsl‘ a ;nembol_ o, me Boy

member of trignfmfliiy 1"- mm“ Q ~. Ifiéihatiillietvss a school teacher at

_-»-———_-—;:r

Karin Ellis

Author nf Popular Stories in , National Magazines a} J

CHAPTER XX

I; was a splendid winter. Th9"! were good shows that year, ‘fill-l - to sce Sfl§'Di1_'YyQli1Yl°-'€L“$f

< : this" oi a- uh 11g '1 - his]; Billlgy Cfip-Uiilfl enough contracts to make it iii-tile" m“

l

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-Theme would earn almost tzventy thou- Rev. I. Judson Levy BA. will preach ‘sand dollars. Bu;

as spring emails.

.3 ti in amiss w 1 yari-‘mlnairllltagfmigiid gbEfZillSE shc ccuicl point to nothing tieiiniic as me basis of her unrest. she bwufi- ed. In May she was wcndeunii

' vthat- had happened to Bill?’-

“Is anything “T0112. Fresh?" ' he said.

"No. Nothing? _ T,

“Sure? Nothing Iva done.

"But there's scmetinné- 1 ca“ m1, Don't; you want to talk about

"There's" nothing ru talk about-

something, and couldn't, find it. Blllv “'35

Emil . y 813mm. minded and though

often vrilling to suggested, he did so now without enthusiasm. And then. one day. she caught him in a lie and this! frightened her. It frightened her so mush thvi, she ecnshered till/in‘! u her work. if need ha. to brinS h m back to_her.

Bmy was 1n tho batlroom shav- ing and Emily, dressing in the boudolr, called to t “Sorry "we have to rush ii‘:c this. Wilildlm-

"I can make it." he called back. “Be out goon n5 I hack this beard."

"Katy Mitchell didn't. rail me until into. I phoned to let Y0“ know. Your office saiduyil“ Vie"? gone for the lift-erbium

Emily stood before the mirror- she pulled the brim of the blue felt hat lc-w over her eycs- Billy came out of the bathroom. Pit-Uni! lotion on his face. "Decided t0

oi time. i

i "on, isn't that

clav hcckv". he said. “Vvient to the

g ball game."

"Oh. tha 's nice on this kind of day. 131d that one you like-you

‘ lknow-Jdid he do anything spec-

ial?" ,

"Ruth? Yeah. l-le nit a homer’: good. t 011001183! Emily said, and She wen n w living room to wnit for BiUY- 5h‘? glanced idiv at the newspaper.

Emily did not enjoy baseball. Al- ‘hnugh she rarely accompanied silly to (he ball ark. she under-

tood enough oi’ he game to gel ~ small shock as she read the

‘fldlllliti White Sox blank Yanks

r extra innings.

She was not certain then. But

. she read on, her eyes held ‘m spcmmt, ghs knew that he hid ‘rd. He had not, been to ark. so: a moment she sat stun- red. She could hear Billy sinsins. his voice was unconcerned. She wns weak and shaken. Why did you have t0 d0 it, Billy? Why did YOU have to lie to mo?

She was still curiously numb when Billy came into the room. He was sdiustin a handkerchief tn his brest poc ct, and she was relieved for the unnoticed moment

to compose her stricken isoc. “Shal we g2?" Bili_ asked.

was smiling blandly thought. How can you have that innocent scrubbed face and iiehns vou do? She wanted to ask im more ‘about the game, caleh him up and expose him. She wanted to brush the complacencv out oi his eyes. She was astonished that his face showed nothing, and she was annoyed at her cur-prim. She knew that it was e sy to lie.

She heard B ly say. “Golly, that's a cute little dress. New?"

.. e8"

“Well give me a kiss then. Al- ways hsve to have s kiss rignl, oil in s new dress.“

"Don't be whimsical. You're not suited to it;

e pcusr- and stepped back. "Well. do you want to go?" "rhats why I've been waiting

He's

t, and anxious to g0 flclggzers P‘ E‘ I__R_C_A_F_ Ph m]

’ lyou.‘ isn't

(By Michael Jackson) g ‘

do anything that she,

- bores you stall. You can play‘ poke a e

Prior to enlistment, bloute-

St.

lcntly to the ele- ei sliléll‘. ill the _. At the salarie- . ,3 ‘ed the cur, Billy as - gdltllgixrryilltiixgovlhjc done, Karin?“ " cnt n . __ oMaybe ypuqe u-orrmg too hagd’. Maybe you“; smoklngnoo mucv-h "biaybc I'm not 061-1118 999115 ltcn ill my dict. Mayne 1m liyiieri‘ be .

.i_\'ro'.d. M11. li/fi 13-59 i knew how to read. "Huh?"

crosstoun in uuwm"

i nee. Emily huddled far

foflublc '

1,0 nor o1‘ in.» 583st. cdiccd and ‘£10115 i inc rylus sue \\ .1.» soon xl/O let haw. she vt uld tie him

y kncis, ‘ b . a not s oken y lgtlgkscl ihop Cm‘ outside the M1’.- che'l's zlgrez-trlisxat, and as the)’ walked u: tho lobby she knew that Slit‘ would nct tonight.

She wanted Lilli-g to think. She urnnted m know wlzvrBillv had lied Ho her. Why ceulclut he tell he!‘ ‘where he had been? During the next few day-s. slip considered rm ‘Jejrcied many theories. ‘ And then, ore all soon in the ,0ffice she suddenly hit upon the mower. 51:6 slLTil and snnpiffll 1161'

lilnyzors to the rout sllipriss of jCnrollne For o, who had been fol-zinc dictation.

l "Just thomlit. oi something,"

iEmily explain-rd with nu embar- rss=o1 lsuuh. And. infoeri. Sllfi ‘told herself. shr- land. Billy “is not verlrnlrg im" n cilantro in his lit-o. She was s0 happy at her dis- covery that she immediately tele- phoned him at his office and. i0 his cfllfllslnn. chwtiod merrily for

flirt-mp wluntos vhmlt nmhirvz.

Fife lot out a area‘. sigh ‘mm llfli‘? tho cffirc. Billy had been om w hi< old friends. BA or ssmeone like that. playini! golf. It xvas as simnio ns that. Shr- re- membered unw that he hnd taken

i Then

his club."- irnm the rmnrtmont R ‘wok or two m-r- i110 llo. "Gotta have. ‘cm ' 1M." he imd said,

. w it. Pmhaws he had trom- to play st Fnir'.'lo\v and not wantlnu to tflkc her felt ‘hat he hnfi ll"(l in iir ‘hadn't whys" Fwirviruv. "in s0 trial. :11» would rot l~o rm- herrnascd a‘ lnfnz l*r*-'*r\ thr- cause oi hi: chnnve oi clubs. It was as slmnle n: that. and s11" lzluvhod with relief. That nisht. “hon Billv came hcmr. she snlrl. “Foo here. mv hero, do vnu know tvhnt you're zoirwz to do Wednesday night?"

"Rob a bank?"

"No. Nor kick a nice old lnriv." |She pnlFcri (imrritlcrllly, “You're going to play cards."

“Are we? Swell." He was not as mirihfni as she.

“Not we. You. You remember _those stag Wednesday night poker lsessions you used to tell me about? iWeli. that's were you're going."

' "Golly, Karin. I don't know." TAKEZ STORY

"Now don't try to pretend that you wouldn't like o night off." She smiled at him. "sitting around in a smoky old room in your shirt sleeves with all your cld friends."

He was nut catching tier s irit. "It's not that," he smd. "I on‘t sce that bunch nny more. Danny Hawkins is in Cleveland now and Kelly went to Chino or some place. Gee, Karin, I don't know."

"Well. there must be some o! them lcit. ‘They can't all have died oil. You're going out Wednesday night. You're going to have a fine masculine evening and I hope it

r or ring doorbell: or do w ver you want.“

H-g laughed at her. "What's come over you? l mink you're try- ing to get rid of me."

“Just in little doses, if it means I'll be able to keep {on always," she laid hcr head on “Billy. I don't want anything happen to our marriage."

"N0tlllllg's going is."

Junior?"

conscious that in some way

ed. "Bu: you'll takr some

friends. won't. you?“ Sh’:

ready done so.

r Owen and the late W. W. Owen oi

dlsiobeh

is shoulder. to

I "You love me. Wliilnm I-lalloran.

Even ns he kissed her, Dnily was the conversation wns sidetracked. She said immediately vuicn they part- after- noons off to plnv zolf with your did not him that she kncw he'd al-

"Heck, Karin. I've given up golf.

BEliTliiil. GIIARUIAII

This column n reserved is: news of local interns, out advertising or a newsy nature may be inssrtso at five ecnts a word. strictly pay~ able in advance.

COOKS "I PDDWSIIDIIS CONSIDERATION LIFE INSUH: ANC

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Mll. JOIN INCH. nus. Sac. will resume teaching on September 'ith Telephone 17M. b-i-li

COMMUNION SERVICES will be held at Breadslbans Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m.. and at North Tryon Presbyterian Church at 7:30 P.M. Rev. J. A. McGowan, oi Ken- singfon, will oiiiciate tt these ser- vl . 9-4-11

THE CHARIDTTETOWN KIN. DERGARTEN will reopen Tuesday morning September 'lth at 9 o‘- clock in the 50018-1 l-Isli 0f TrinSlI . United Church with Mrs. Prances= F. Leslie, a full quallticd Tracheal ‘in charge. Pupl please enroll; Y- ' -

ENGAGEMENT -- Mrs. B. B. Gillespie, Charlottetown, announc- es the engagement oi her dsught- i; er. Dorothy Thelma to Albert Steflifllr. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Stead, Braekiey. Marriage tel take PIECE the latter part oi Sept-i ember. 9-4-li

PARISH 0t Milton and Rustico Stu-udll’. September ivth" St. John's, Milton, Sunda School 10.00 am.; Holy commun on li.00 am; Sea? Service 8.00 p.m. St. Mark's, R -. tico, Sunday School, 2.00 13.1114, Evening Prayer 3.00 p.m. Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector. 9-4-11

CAVENDlSI-l UNI-TED CHURCH

7:30 p.m.. Stanley Bridge. Special speaker at the evening service wili| be Rev. Ekirwin Simpson of Green Bay. Wisconsin. Rev. E. P’. Coffin, Minister. B-t-ll

lVLR. AND MRS. ROBERT P. Shaman of Vancouver, 15.0., sn- nounce the 638383311310 0t their daughter. Helen Vibert, to Nlfr. Ed- ward Evan Owen, son o! lib-s.‘

Charlottetown, P. B. I. The wedding‘ will take place in Vancouver in Deccmben- Vancouver Daily Pro- vince, Aug. B. 9-4-11

MALPEQUE, KENSINGTON and Freetown Charge of the Presbyter- ian Church in Canada. The ser- vices Sunday. Sept. 5th.. will be as follows: Maipeque at 1.1 a.m., ‘Kensinston at 7:30 pm. and Pree- tnwn st 3pm. Mr Wallace .1. ‘Murray. Student minister st Tryon ‘iaml Bradalbane, will conduct the services and Preach the sermons J, A. McGowan, Minister. 9-4-11