NQVEMBER 4. 1939

CHURCHES romomaow |

CHURCH oi ENGLAND

5t. Peter's Cathedral I u“ gluon‘; muons. ll. a. '°""3:f.£.;."'l.°.'.'

lni. mléziy Eucharist. choral and

"mm g; school. gfilfiiisbng and Sermon.

' week Day 3 B rug-Except Molllil! :1‘ In‘

r “m” rso Evensc St. Paul's Church -

Drew Gardner, Rector te.)

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0 ll-llil fig‘: Director.

gsnil Sand-l!

An "Lord for Th! ereles Sahel’ (FIRE!)- ofK ingtomimli"

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11;gg'~,",$,°.‘3 School ins ' Bible

UNITED CHURCH

a news; natllln may atlcsots a word strictly pay- advance.

0i CANADA ‘M’ i‘ Trinity United Church CBASWILL lu- Photographs. Prince Street CONIEDEBATION ura insult-

Iev- 511th Miller. bu. an. Minister Ber. Lewis M. Murray, BA“ 3,1), Assistant

A. B0! KIWI". LIAM. A.A.G.0.

11.00 Inna: Politic W UNDIRST CHRIST.” BUY. Ilugh Miller, Anthem: "IIast ‘ Thou Known.’ (Pfleuger). Niall oil-n}. Sunday School 1.00 pm: Public Worship,

ING Not and

Sermon: "rs raornacv same nmmum m TODAY'S wonnn

EVENTS." Rev. Ilugli Miller. Choir Selections: “Glyn to God Immortal Praise" (Chorale

Our Set"-

lill i. "Rmlnd Me Fails the Night".

(A Dress

COMIC.

l. Visitors and Student; coi-dlgll; Wei

clues- Bilfignlxiitr-Pefiiii" ‘fir? Shadow: Ir '\ _ Y°““"g. Siiiiiiihcteo by Mi. a. 0'. "‘"°§ii'i:iii'iironv wancoiua PR E§BYTER lAN

p sbyterlari Church in Canada m R St. James Church 1 Puma“ shah. rhead g, - ev. . o Mm‘! H. Lerate. D.D. Qqgnist-Mrl. K. S. liners. ch91,- Director-Mrs. .I. A. Lawson Public Wot-slit: Dion-m,‘ slt léleven an Evening ~ ' oc . ‘trissllceliijerg cThe Minister. Sundgy sfiimlc at 8.30. lil fl- "K i Alstihgm: "Hark. Hark. B?! 8011b" ‘Sshflnigill-ui. Ind m... iionil flgyflwlid. 1 l Anthem: “Y-iiws". With Me." (Thompson).

sgnngerg 1nd Visittll‘! Cordislly n Invited

Zion Presbyterian Church

fl G HO St- Mt ilevfhGrrcoCalliyifi Wz-‘blar- hulk’ Organist - Miss Rena Wood. Morning WorshiP

11.00 am. Theme: “The Grace 0i

' m ." miieyrihnsy. no, '11s, 4st. sat.

Anthems: “Eternal Father, strong to Save." (Dylres.

irh-uyer of TIILIIKSQIVIIII." (KIO- Wflfhle‘ Young Men's Chili!‘-

2130 P. M.—-'i‘he Sabbath School and Bible Classes.

Evening Worshliflf- '

1,00 11,111, erne: ' Gods Last Ap- peel."

.: 315, I11, 4'10,

EH3... “Jerusalem, My Glori- nus Home." (M

A cordial

to you to worship with us.

ason). invitation is extended me to draw hurl

"it is r0011 i111‘ c. God."

BERTIIAM B. FOWLER,

St. Teresa's Hall, Friday, Si. Peter's Bay, Monday, “Yellington, Thanksgiving Ila Surnmcrsid Town Ball. Charlottetown,

November 7.

Meeting of Youth TrI-lning l‘ r

BAPTIST The Baptist Church

Cor. of Prince and Fitzroy Sis.

Minister

Rev. Harvey L. Benton. B.D.. Organist and Choir Director John

Inch. Mus. Bac

Morning Worship ll o'clock, ,

Sermon: "The Primary Dut

Y. Anthem: "0 Strength and Stay"

(Thimen) .

The Church School 2.30 p.rn. -- Do not send . . . bring the children

at 2.30. Senior groups meet

close of morning service. Evening Worship 6.45 pun. Congregational Song Service

by Mr. Rupert from 6.45 to ‘I Sennon: “Rescue

at

led pm

the Perishing’;

being second of series on Hymns

we love to sing. Choir Selection: "Living

esus.

Music under direction of Inch, Mus., Boo" Organist Choirmaster.

for

John

and

Communion or th- Lord's Supper

at close of evenirvr service.

You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

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Central Christian Church Kent Street

Rev. Roscoe W. Mlniste Organist-Mrs. V. Morning Service-ll s.rn.

A. 8., B. D.. r L. Dingweli

Ilyunn Anthem: “No, Not Des- pairingly." (Spratt). "

Sermon subject: A LITTLE FARTIIER

Bible School 2.80 pm. “Righteousness in ,he Mr. Preston Stewafi, Cm-Sullts.

Evening Service-‘I p. m.

Duet: “List to the V cc."

.C.DBeli

lesson — Kingdom." Beck, Mr. Milton

Mrs.

Sermon subject: MAN'S rzxrnu-

See you at CENTRAL

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wtdmdit llnion Chapter Meetings

AUTHOR 8r LECTURER

Will speak on The Cooperative Movement

Souris Hall, Thursday, November l. i

November 8.

November 6.

ii, Wednesday, Nov. 8. Friday, Nov. l0.

Prince of Wales College IIall, Tuesday»

Open to the public.

OPPORT UNITY. to all.

lvfiiisififsan SCHOOL

‘Ike following is the Honor Roll of Marshfleld School for ti"

month of October: Grade X (a):-

1. Dorothy Gibson. Grade X (b)!

1. Eleanor Mill

2. Ferric Mill.

3. Beth Gibson. Grade VIII:-

l. Allison Scott Bzlith (equal). Grade VII:-

l. Gladys ‘rhctripson.

2. Andrew Black.

and Athol Mc-

2. Alva Muttsrt.

3. Waldon Boswell, Olga Scott Freeman Strickland (equal). Grzuie lV:—

l, Isobel Gibson.

2. Peter Black.

3. Bessie Thompson.

Gradi- III:-

1. Roy Boswell.

2. Jackie Carr and Irving Bos- wall (equal) .

Grade II (a):- l. Ward Thompson. Grade '1 (b):- l. Wilma Swtt and Arthur Jen- kins (equal). 2. Eva Thompson. Grade I (s):- l. Edison Strickland. Grade I (b):- 1. Lela. Muttart and June Gibson (equal), Grade I (e):- ~, 1. Donald Wood and Keir Bo:- rvall (equal). 2. Charles Frlzzell.

Grade I (d):_.. 1. Marion Lilly and Katherine

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italo y- Greek Relations To

at Rom of yielding her position h the

kans w w r. awe; pointed out

to stand y whil terests are parsmoun . ___________ nor QUITE PERFECT

and Ferns Mill, Alva Muttsrt.

toth

Comm 8 Mediterranean, and was not likely 9 1t. penetrated

new? lit in spam to prevent iuggm from

Be Strengthened s.»

that

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southeastern Europe where her in-

MEYLBO .Austra — (C?) _.Efficiency of Victorian Railways dletericratmi in the last ear e I1- ancial re rt ShOWB- 011i’ '76 P" cent of e trains were on timeiage compared with 82.1 DB1‘ 0911i i year.

unusual. Reruns

YIACI-IINES-ENGINES-IMPLEAMENTS Crusher Rolls Recut-Bearings Fitted

-Cranlrshatts

\

Satisfaction Always

Acetylene - Welding,

and Gears Made-

Etc.

- Reasonable Rates

HALL £1? STAVERT

8t ‘Queen Si...

Charlottetown

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ANCB. IriIISO-‘i-ZI-

A TIMELY SPECIAL — Protect

oua floors with one o1 our Oocatex . sir/e 12 x 22 inches.

49 cents clearance price. Holmans

Charlottetown Store. L-283-11-4-li.

GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION Provincial Annual Moe g w1ll be held in St. Mary's Anglican Hall, Bummerside, Wednesda , November 8th at 3.30 P. M. Paren ides

and others interested are cordlallzy invited to be Dlfiont. L-ild0-11-4- .

CONGRATULATIONS. — Con- fiiatulatlons are being extended to . and Mrs. Kenneth D. Matheson, Oyster Bed Bridge, who on Sunday; November 5th will celebrate the Sixtietih Wedding Anniversary.

P 18H OP MILTON AND RUS- TI .-St. John's Church, Milton at l1 A. M. St. Mark's Church. ticc at 1.30 P. M. Rev. W. J. Phillips. 14-249-11-4-11.

APPOINTED COMMISSIONER-—- —In the Supreme Court yesterday Mr. John A. mwson, Cirarlotte- WWII. was appointed a Commis- sioner for taking affidavits in each of the three Counties.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE.- Services on Sunda , November 5th: — Kingston: S. 10.15 A. M. Service: 11 A. M. New Dominion: S. S. 2 P. M. Service: 8 P’. M’? cgol-fiiwall: S. S. 11 A. M. Ser- v (‘e . . Rev. E. R. Woodside Minister. L-zsz-u-l-nf

TRYON — BONSIIAW UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. — Westrnoreland, preaching service 11 A-M- ‘Irvmi. preaching service a 11M. T . ‘The Crlreaped Corner" Bonshsw, preaching service 7.30 PM. All services by the pastor, Rev, s, D. Trlies. L-253-1l—4-1i.

A "HUN" IN Tl-IE CITY- An unusual visitor to the city Thurs- day was s Hungarian partridge. It was seen to alight in a yard ad- joining ilhe Charlottetown Hotel. walk out to the footpath, fly across the street, and lend in a yard on the other side. Evidently it. had

THE _ ETQKN LGUARDIAN

iiow Arriving

Bran

Shorts Middlings Cornmeai Cracked Corn 0'1] Cake Meal Gulten Feed Schumacher Feed Sugar Beet Pulp Barley Meal Feed Wheat

“Fasierfat” White Fish Meal

Rolled Oats Oatmeal Flour

And QUAKE}! OATS C0. feed products foi- Poultry, Ilofs and Cattle. ‘all of whch we are selling at lowest prices,

Don't fail to fat our prices before buy ng. and book your orders early in. fore there is an advance.

A. llorne a 0o.

CHARIDTTIIUWN

ladies served s dainty lunch cur- imr the evening.

MANDERSON - DEGASPARO WEDDING -- A very pretty wed- ding was solemrilzed at the church of St. James the Apostle, Mon- treal, on Tuesday, Oct. 24. at 9.30 am. when Edith Maude Msnder- 6011. daughter of Mrs. Menderson and the late Jsnles Manderson Central, Int l8, Prince Edward Is- land, became the bride o! B, Jog. 91111 DBSfl-‘IDBIO. ‘of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Rev. Thomas R. Mlllman of Montreal, formerly of Kensgm. 9°11. P.E.I.,a_ friend of the bride. was the officiating clergyman, The bride was charming in a smart tailored frock of grey sheer wool with harrnonlzlne accessories, and wore a corsage of American Beauty rcseSJ-Jlies, 0f the Valley, and maiden hair fern. The bride was

realized that the shooting season was Just over.

HALLOWEEN PARTYv-In York Hall on October 31st, a. very enjcy- able Masquerade was held. The

JDB-TW

A ed the giftsand the ocLc/[ompariylng

consisted entirely of .chlol children who were entertained and treated by their teacher. Mr. A

Roberts. The prize for the best girl's costume was awarded to Mlssas Audrey Watts and Jean Nicholson. The winner in the boys class was Clarence Dolron. The prizes were elwerded and presented by Arthur

esey.

BRIDE ENTERTAINED. — Mrs. John White, Orlebar Street, was hostess on Monday evening, at a Miscellaneous Shower for =s Haul Carver. A "Treasure Hunt" for the gifts was enioysbly carried out. When the "treasure" was dis-

‘i Mrs William Warren open-

ver es were read by rs. Ar hur Brown. The gifts were then taste- fullv arranged on a, table by Mrs. Edward Doiwnc. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Morley smith and Mrs. William Warren. The remainder of the ev- ening was spent in games and music.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH. — For his‘ morning sermon the Rev. Har- vey L. Denton, B. D.. will take "The Primary Duty." The m anthem will Strength and

be Thimans

Stay." Church School meets at 2.30 P. M. Session for sen- ior groups lit close of morning ser- vice. The evening service begins at. 0.45 with a fifteen minute congre- gational song service led by . R. J. Rupert. Mr. Derltori cont nues his series of sermons on “Hymn. we love to sing witha sermon based cn "Rescue the Perishing." The Com- munion oi the Lord's Supper will be observed. John Inch Mus. Bad, Organist and Cholrmaster will be in charge of the music of the day.

TRINITY UNITED CIIUIUCII. — Sunday services will be conducted

8. "Understanding Christ." clal interest to many will be ex- hecy being

pounded, namely. "is Pro f Events?"

tcwlisun

being the first Sunday of the month the regular offering for Misions will be received. The choir under the direction of A. R. Kendall, I... R. A. M.. A. A. G. O. will render suitable selections at. Sunday's ser-

WEDDING BELLS — A quiet but pretty wedding was solemriized at the Baptist parsonille. Char- lottetown at i1 ohlodc. on Ines- day, October 24th, when Vivian, gldest, daughter 0d Mr, and Mrs. John BurZOyHQ. North Granville. lied in mnrrlaze to Hamid. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc- Lnren. Charlottetown. The cere- mony wgg performed by Rev. H81‘- vey Denton. The bride looked churning in a nflvy suit with navy accessories and carried a boquet c! lovely flowers. She was attended

by Miss elma McLaren. sister of the while Mr. Warren Stuart ably supported the K100111- After the ceremony the b11179?

to a wedding dinner. attended s. reception at

at the groom's former heme.

PItE - nurrrsr. snovvsn - A pro-nuptial shower was held at the hmne of Mr. and Mrs. John Bilrgcyne, North Granville, on Wednesderr cveninil. October 18th,

eir daughter Vivian, popular

1m ‘Iheima McLoreri to the sea/t of honor, which was with white rfllbon and under a wedding bell and and white streamers. The heavily laden baskets were carried by Miss Mae Well and Master yne, The gifts

by ma. George Dun- the accompanying verses read by Min Margaret Moc- Fsrlene and passed on to the en to Mrs. George Wall

Mrs. William Clow arranged them on the table. The bride in a few well-chosen words thanked the donors for their ts, which included furniture, culery, linen

arwilleb most

in Raymond were opened nlll l

by the Ministers. Rev. Hugh Miller will preach both morning and even-_ in In the morning the subject is

attended by her sister. Mrs. Glen Clmrilbell. of Mllbiun. PEI, who‘ W115 lwwned in a smart dress of rvseberrv crepe. with iieeessorles in a matching shade, and wore a cor- sagc of Talisman rose; iii-id fern Mr. Joe R. Smith, Margate, P.E.f cousin of the bride, acted as groornsman. Following a. ful buffet luncheon. the bride and RYQO-m loft on a short honeymoon trip to pOinls of interest in the Province. For travelling, the bride Wore an English cord Fall Coat in Mayfair Green, with fitch trim- ming, and accessories also in green.

Scotla, where in a quiet, but in-

Quarfer Master Sergeant Roy Dan- iel Company, P. E. Island l-f ghlanders,

and the eldest, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. the: ..

Angus lvfcGillivarv of Cardigwn, debageétzvacsnsblxwglgtiltlcflebiéfiglkin? k"9i‘§’dn~i-. right — I wouldn't. But, wwlghliliitlg tvhcfugfilgglllrnore said to P- E- I- The (‘efflvflny ls schedued f1‘ Himand- l even lf I could give them away, I her‘ "I don't. think Mrs. Lewes will to take place at the Church of the _"—-' can't do 1t, without. giving Sadie be with you much longer. In the ‘immaculate Cnncepfiorl on Monday, Tyefecmild n?“ o’ the irlite?‘ away es well." _ mEB-Ilbilnc 98E that 5116's‘ 8s 00111- mwv-r W111». f-Ff nn-nrsnrzsutlb- "11 "°'“°"‘.T.“‘f‘i¥‘.%2..i‘f r °"“""'“*“"“ W"

‘Reverend W. F1. Fnrlght, C, S. S. W, chaplain of the Island Regiment. Ml=s Young, who is popular members of Chsrlottefuwns younger set, ha»: been the guest of

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. IAGE TPfllE. ______.._._..____.___.___._.________._______ .___ - _

The WEEK at S.D. U.

nnvn alltl DANCE '

WHITE SPOT Monday Night

NOV. 6th

Music by O. K. Presby mrmsm" COURSE BUY (ONE Hi A Iieederabip urse und th and s Islanders n o! WWI on ‘mum Now DAY Admission 25c “P1111118 311N111- Wtmd '1" » $1M‘; 1cm"- °:.*¢.e:.:"n.~ LEFT Dance 9 to 1230 thisuwursze willwcontiriue for AND a period o! four weeks. ---—-_-_~_~_= m, m," u, M, m SAVE SALE SIGNALLERS LEAVE- A num- tram B. bowler. New York, and Pro- ber o! members of the Signalling feesor A. B. MacDonald. E-‘nggfivn- MONEY ENDS Corps left yesterday morning for rah. Mr. Fowler, a "ormer C fan ‘ the mainland. Among the mern- "d wimd w" vweml- 33 11 W1"- 1ONIGHT bers were Jack and Dick Sweeney. h? b?“ ‘alga sons of Dr. J. and Mrs. Sweeney. Moxmmvement m the Ummdwpesum S essor MacDonald is Director c!

POLICE COURT-—In the Police Court. yesterday flve young men pleaded guilty to tampering with hydrants and were placed on pro- bstion for a year. An abusive lang- uage case was dismissed.

the Extension Department of St. Mancls Xarder University Ari - istnimdhastakenariac vein r- est in Credit Unlom and the Co- operative Movement in Nova. Scotia.

ENDS TONIGHT

Mr. Bowler Oauiihe Check your needs again-don't let this oppor- . US

Amonmorxvim tsiptooreP-ovinceslsw

rmnmsi. summons-me “m. sums PM, m, M, m B, tunity pass to get what we believe to be the gfyftlerg; Fggglrfn “Q1115?” $151,219“ is Observing he booberiguvifmoergf world's finest Drugstore Merchandise at two y g m e m PM“ i" the “mumes- articles for the Prince of one, plus one-cent.

eral Home of A. A Henriessey to St. Dunstens Basilica where Re- quiem Hlgh Mass was celebrated by Rev. W. Keefe who also con- ducted the service at th" grave. The poll-bearers were: Messrs. Joseph Hughes, Lemuel Frlzzle, Andrew Gallant... Obaln Gallant, Peter Doiron and Abraham Peters.

DEBATES: The Debating Societies held their first debates of the year during the t week. In St. Augus- tines Soot y, Howe-rd Hofin. An- dre O1 _ and Fresno Bulge allowed at the farmer made a better living than the professional man. The sldeof the professions was capably upheld bv T. Norrie, " Louis MacDonald, and Edward Car- on. Philip teele tzave a short ad- dress at th close of the debate. John Imrkin acted as critic.

Rememberi Prices are going up. Stock up now and save money.

SERIOUSLY INJURED - Dr. Ernest Corrigun yesterday morning received a wire stating that his uncle, Ernest Mooney, a former Charlottetown man, was in a seri- ous accldent in York, England, ‘out. that hopes were held for his re- covery. Mr. Mooney is proprietor of the Armstrong Oiler Co., of York, and in a left/er received from him last week stated he had just com- pleted a bomb-proof shelter for his large staff of employees.

Tli E JENKINSAVRIIARM. 4 711E, oxoiil srauvs’ v ‘DlSpPl15lYlQ_Qhi‘lTli5 2i,‘ A vnunr zls Eur; B1 Denna; x. Kw 51s. EiilllliflllElllllltllLl.

Resolved: "That. the American Neutrality Lew should be repealed" the topic for discussion in the

Th ulcers on

and Patrllfik SharkAeIy. Tliglcrllarfnfor B '_"‘ e even g we a , _ Wm." wen m SYDNEY—M1s§ Joseph Maclleods gavena, ilvifminii“ U I q I U ;Gy1p?yM1DorlsdYoung, eldest daugh- “gun “ghlelproducts of Canada er o . an Mrs, Walter Young . 11 115° I1 W111" of Spring Street left on Wednesday I st Th god t, m M By 1 . n . omas‘ . le y, e - morn rig for Sydney Mines. Nova gmauve Sygfflcodmlgrétaiho! Harolg errnewevfl an .. nmns, p, John Trainer won the judge's dficl- slon over Jo=eph Mabel". John Mar- yotze. {rd-lid ggrenice Goody. The silba u G111; ' of l . ec or use on was: "Resolv '° "My H°“"““""“ that the college students or st. Frunstans should have permission to

terestlng military wedding she will become the bride of Regmental

Mrs. Lawcs kl-nzl to nvomcn l.’ the we the viorob. Al:u—-z-..s l, i: I u-lll personally let the

"Or ever has been’ _ said. "She wasn't u, nau 14111 1111111 she met him, Mr. Dolllmoraqfine really wasn't" how you have helped me."

that. You wouldn't He touched the bell as be was

"I can believe b bin-st. into tears 11 we got them, you speaking and the sergeants wife

sistance you give _ _ promise to do my best to iliVB Sadie a break. I can Di-ii. the facts before the Chief and what he

“med b?’ H'm"1'i"§' CBPiP-ifl- i119 was sclwiuled for Tuesday has been nnsln'““\' on account of rain until

next week.

A STERNER JOB

"As soon as it's dark," the Chic! .~a'ld, when Dolllmcre - b ‘phone, “raid the have some o1 the

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Gm: O t’ e A silo-ht blaze was discovered ln the College Rink on last Sunday, but was extinguished by the stru-

lane. You s ard men at the

On their return the young couple will reside in Verdun, and will be followed by the best wishes of a. host of friends both 1n this pro- vlnce and elsewhere.

FOOTBALL: A well-known Char- lottetown sportsman, and a former football gla er himself, was heard to remark ur ng lust Saturday's game. "I have been watching football for forty years, and I have never wit- nessed ii harder-fought game." The Saints had the better of the terri- tory and failed by inches to tally

in frcnt of the bar) only because luck was not with them-we say- luck. becnuse the rain-soaked mud-i covered ball was as elusive and un- controllable as a grea ed pig. True. U. N. 3.. did count on a penalty: kick from a chfficuli: anglwbut‘ (hen luck was 100 per cent with themlrodays grime is expected to be another thrlllrr. and will be the last rrme of the season. Both teams will lct themselves “nil out", not U"('(“.‘€Ei'1li'i&i.lll! the strength rf their Inpsnenhs. the Saints are con- fident end determined to be ac- claimed thc winners. In their last encounter, Mt. A. soured a convert- ed try, and the Saints e try.

PERSONALS

Mrs. John T). Timmlm and Mrs. William F‘ Power. Mcun1 Stewart. left on Thur dry morning to visit friends in Boston.