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Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Evenings at 5.45 p.m. / SANTA Di-AUS Yliii B0 ill HQLM DiiARLDTTETDYlii TUYi.AiiD Every’ WEDNESDAY 8i FRIDAY -- 2 p. Ill.

AllD Ill SUMMERSIDE TUYLAND EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY 1.30 p. m.

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[CHURCH oi ENGLAND

St. Peter's Cathedral sly. CANONL #:1401112. ill. A.

Sunday Services goo-Holy Communion.

sis-Matias. 11.00 Iloly ssciisi-ist. and see

IOIIIIDI. l.30 Sunday School. 1,00-Evensong and Sermon.

Week Day Services

‘MS-Except Monday snd Fri-

gs 4.15 Holy Communion.

day 1.30 lvensong.

St. Paul's Church 1m. A, LeDrew Gardner. Rector (designated organist: Miss Lillian Earle. Choir Director, Albert Dinnil Advent Sunday ' 11.00 Communion Service and ‘CHINE. Offcrtory Anthem: "The King of w"; My Shepherd Is" (Shelley). 2.30 Sunday School and Bible

(limes. 1.00 Evening Prayer and “

BAPTIST

The Baptist Church Cer. of Prince snd Fltsroy Ste.

Minister Rev. Harvey l... Benton. 5.0-. Organist and Choir Director John Inch. Mes. Bu. Morning Worship 11 o'clock, Junior Choir llndfl’ direction of choirmsster John Inch, will his in charge of mornin music. Sermon. cspec y foi- the young- flw wosrmtlon. "Just Liv-

‘i-ii‘ e Church School 2.30 . -- Seuior groups meet st of: or iimgmnz "flitcei so“ othltii-i chem n grou a . .m. th children.“ p n‘ ' ven W hi 6.45 . , with fifteen iiiginutgsnsoiig serv Sermon, the sixth in the series "ll "llflnns We Love to Sing" “Crofling the Bar." ' the Bar"

Anthem: “Crossing (Tennyson-Fletcher) , Your are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Offeriory hem: "Iuloice Greatly" (Woodward).

Both the morning and Evening services will be conducted by the 1mg G. R. Harrison. Rector of St. Marys Church, Sumrriersidc, P.E.I.

EVERBODY WELCOME

Central Christian Church

Rev. Roscoe W. Nlce A. IL, B. 1).. llliniister Organist-Mrs. . L. Dlngweil

Morning Service-ll a.m.

PRESBYTERIAN

Ihe Presbyterian Church in Canada St. James Church

Powusl Street

Minister — Rev. R. oorhead Lcgste. D.D. '

Organist-Mrs. K. S. lingers.

Oliolr Director-Mrs. .1. A. Lawson

Public Worship

Morning nt Eleven and Evening at Seven o'clock.

Morning Soln: “The Lord is My Shepherii-Trhslchowslsi —By Miss Elizabeth Duff.

Morning Anthem:

Solo: "Face to Face”. Mlsq Nsn Maclhy.

Sermon subject: “GOD'S WAIT- ING ONES." Bible School — 2.30 p.m. Lesson.

"Spreading the Good News." Mut- thew 10.

VILEGED vs. .OVERYRIVILEGED"

A church with u welcome to all. See you at church Sunday. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

“Tiaa-"CFIUKFH": of CANADA

Spirit — ~ — — — — Evening Anthem-Selected. Preacher: The Minister.

Sunday School st 2.30. Strangers and Visitors Cordisliy Invited

Zion Presbyterian Church Prince and Grafton Street Kev. G, Carlyle Webster. Minister Organist — Miss ltenn Wood.

hiorning Worship:—

011.00 a-m. Theme: "His Life and urs."

Anthem: "Teach Me O Lord." (iltivoodl.

2:30 1'. liL-The Sabbath School snii Bible Classes.

Evening WOI'Ship:—

7-00 pm. Theme: "A New Song."

Anthem: “The King of Love My Bhrpiivrd Is.” (Shelley),

Soloists: Mrs. Arthur Roper and Ml’. Vtrndeli Phillips.

"The Lord is nigh unto all them tinit cull upon Hiin, to all that call "Wu llim in truth."

You are cordially invited to wor- lilip st Zion Church. .

zNliviifihNN-ATFINSTITUTE

The 25th annual nieeti of the New Annun Institute was old on N"- 15. at the home of the presi- dent Miss Louise Mouse. There were W’ Vi-ilwfs and six members ‘an- swered to roll call by paying memb- ership ices. .

The minutes of the lal-t animal Ind montlglsr meetings were read P-lld adopt ,

The president gave (in infcrcstlnw address which was enioyed by rill. it was decided to ack u box for "It boys who are n training from this district to be packed at. the “Ame 0f the president. The finan- Qfll statement or the year's work {"5 Kiven by the secretary show- "K a balance of $45.02. The follow- ills are the newly appointed officers

Christmas A Carols-

Through the Ages

Trinity United Church Prince Street Itov. Hugh Millcr,'M.A.. 5.0. Minister

llev. Lewis M. Murray, B.A_, 8.1)..

Assistant A. Roy Kendall, L.lt.A.M.. A.A.G.O.. Organist

11.00 a.m. Public Worship. Sermon: Rev. D. G. Cock. D.D. Anthem: "Was There Ever Kind- est Shepherd" (Herbert Sanders). (Soprano Solo: Miss Margaret Stcrns).

Vocal Solo: “The Holy City." (Adams). Mr. George Johnson.

2.30 p.m.: Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7.00 p.m.: Public Worship. Sermon: “THE SEARCH FOR LIFE." Rev. Hugh Millcr.

Anthem: “Great is Thy Love," (Bohm).

(Alto solo: Miss Edna Burke)

Moming Service broadcast by

CFCY.

Visitors and Students Cordiaiiy

Welcome.

for the ensuing year:- l-Ionorary president —Mrs. N. J. MacNeili. . President —Mlss Louise Moose rc- appointed. Vice-president. —Mrs. John Mc- Innm. rea irited.

Sedy- easurer, -Mrs. John Moose, reappointed.

Alérs. Robert Moose and Mrs.

oa".e.

Auditors, -Mrs. Stewart Moose, Mrs. Arthur Wright.

Organist, —Mrs. Arthur WTi ht. Next meetin is lo be at the ome of Mrs. Robei" Moose on Dec. 1th. roll call to be answered by paying a cent for each size of your shoe. The lunch for the following or is to be supplied by the one w o en- terrains.

EAST ROYALTY WOMEN'S , INSTITUTE The annual meeting of East Roy-

c of Mrs. T. Miller.

to the absence of the president vice-president Mrs. E. Heartz was appointed chairman. The meeting opened by all the members singing tne Ode and repeating the Creed. H.011 call was answered by paymen of dues. The minutes of last In- nuul meeting and last regular meet- adopted. Sick and school cormnittce gave their reports. Correigoiiaence read by Sec'y end it was iiioved and seconded we give 33.00 on Bond to T. B. League.

The following are the officers el- ected for the coming your.

Pres. s. W. Hearts. Vice-pres. -Mrs. H. Clomentl. Bec'y-'I‘i'eu. —Mrs. A. MiacNevin (re-elected)

Ofsallifit —M.rs. T. Andrew (re-el-

ea.) Directors —Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs.

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COMB‘. econ CI-IRISTIANS

; ‘ ALL

0Com». good ciinniinn all, _and join our caroiing,

Lift up your voice, give thanks lo God and sing.“

‘ This French carol. popular with U" Peasant classes in the vine- Iflfd sections of the country, dates from_ 1483. As "Noel Nouvelet," it was mentioned as being popular In the ioui century by nic French Vii". stolen-philosopher llebeiaia.

T. MacRiw. ms. C. Moore. Auditors: —-Mrs. H. Lave, Mrs. H. I-iieariz.

After the election of officers the committee on Cross work re- ported and doc dcd to procure more sewing material, and what knitting and sowing was completed to be taken to Red cross office at an earl date. Next meetl to be held at "is home of Mrs. . Dove, roll cal to be answered by exchange of Christmas gifts price not to eioceed 10c meeting closed by the King.

FOR SALE

11 Shopping Days L.__ Till Christmas,

House, modern conveniences, acre lend, barns, small fox ranch.‘ on Mel ue Road outside city limits. was“ exchange for cit! property “ located.

JOIINAPIIAAYWLOR on premised: L-35-12-2-3i.

Evening Servicc—‘i p. in.

Anthem: Softly th Silent Night" (Adams). l

ermcn subject: "UNDEIIPIII-

Directors, M.i"s. Edson Dflizflii and 11 Lewis

alty Women's Institute was held at u‘ the linui

The Central Guardian

this column b reserved far n local interest but sdvertbing ei s new” nature may lie inserted at I eente e word miottv pav- eble in advance.

._._i_.-, CEABWELL for Photographs.

l CONFEDEIIATIUN LLI-"I insuli- ANCE. b-OISI-I-II-llt. _._._.

1mm: BEAUTY SHOPPE-Do- cemioer Specials, Oil Permanents. $1M up. L-12l5-12-1-2i.

ATTENTION VEBTISEBS. - Adverrtiseuienfs for insertion the (IOIIOMXIQ diw must be in this office not later than I1 A. M.

ANNOUNCING the big Pelt show Charlottetown Hotel, December 19th to 22nd. Watch for particulars. Rfifiefve you; pelts for this show.

11-1207-12-1-2.

CHBJSWIAS CARDS-Personal greet cards printed with name and B (11185 $1.25 to $2.75 per doz. MAKE yOur selection at the Guar- dian Office. u

JUST ARRIVED.-—-Mixing Bowls in sets of four at $1.15 set. Bee them at H01man5 China. Window. Char- lottetown. L-1l-12-2-li.

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev. J. A. Nicholson, minister. Services December 3. a. m. Central Church, communion; 3 p. m. York; 7:30 pnm. Brackiey. 1,31,

PRE5ENTA1ION—A very pleas.- onl evening was spent at the home of Mi", and Mrs. Jack Mucbeod. New London. on Wednesday eve- nil18. Oct. 26th when over one hundred friends and neighbors

thered to‘ honour Mr. Ralph

illespie one of the boys who has offered his services to King and Country. Mi’. Gillespie was Elven a seat of honor and Mr. Harold Moyhew in his capable manner called tho gathering t9 order, 11c then called on Mr. Wilfred White- head who read an address while Mr. Oscar McKay presented n purse. After some complimentary remarks all Joined in singing for He's A Jolly Good Fellow. The lfldies served a delicious lunch and the remainder of the evening was 598K111 in music and cards.

i DOWNE —POWELL - At th ihome of‘ Mr. and Mrs. Weston Ca":- mvdiy. Flilmy Sh. Chtown. was the scene of a Netty autumn wedding on Monday ,Nov: 27th at 7o’clock. tlyIhrenEGla ys Linfiio, dallghfm‘ s. .M.Powe.becamet.h wi. ‘(gig Géirnifi Raine‘? (Brob) iicgvn; n .an rs. crc w of Charlottetown. Rev. W21. Phillix of Mllion performed the ceremony which took t Lace in the drowns mom nen- a nicely decorate aichfThe wedding march was beau- tiiull rendered by Mrs. (Adi) Lani: . Thetlybride who cilcmended the _s irs on e arm of icr brother- ‘in-law, Mr. Westcn cgrmorjy, whom

.she was given in nmirlage looked- Haarticulariy charming in a street ellkth dress of rust crepe with ac.

wessorles to match, she carried ibeautiful bouquet of Talisman roses. Miss Edna Powell attended her sis- ter. she wore green taffeta with black accessories and s Corsage cf American beauty roses, The groom ivns ably supported by his brother. Edward Downe. The room's gift to the bride was a beau ifiul gold wrist watch, to the bridesmaid a, yellow 801d locket and to the groofnsman a gold tie set. After the ceremony 9- 511-0119!‘ was rerved to relatives and friends, the remainder of the even-

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lg was spent in music and some by Charlie Chamberlain and Russ- ell Downs. Eveiéyone conveyed thcr best wishes to e bridegroom. Pre- vious to her marriage the bride was tendered several miscellaneous

valuable and useful gifts. The wedd- ing) gifts were numerous and val- uri 1e; which includeds very gen- ETWS 81ft from Rev. Dr. end Nlrs. U- RB-ynwnd. now in Halifax.

PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER-On Wednesday evening Nov. 15, e large number of friends neighbors gathered at Lhg hmng

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scott, Mesdowbsnk to tender e miscel- ‘ shower to Miss Jenn Fris- sell, prior to her marriage, To the 81mins 0f the “Weddi March"

lsyed by Mr. Francis yle rind

". ie MscKmnou the bride lo escorted to seat of honor by Miss Inuise Batu and Miss Etta. Ciow. The Riff-l of which

there Wes a magnificent display were opened by Miss Kath eon Carter and Miss Louise Bain, while the accompanying! verses were read by Min Ru Boin. Miss Etta. Glow arranged the ts on the table. Miss Frizzell a fitting‘ speech and in hei- awn pleas t: manner thanked all

f their lovely gifts. After si o; "Fbr She's A Jolly Good Fel ' the bride-to-be was bounced and

showered with confetti from s large baloon which hung from the streamers. After lunch was serv- ed the remainder of the evening was spent in social teroourse. Music on the violin was furnished lg Mr. Lyman Dunsford and Mr. imcls Doyle and on the guitar by Mr. Charlie MacKInnon. Lloyd Scott and Ten-ls Miller. Aftcr ex- man, good wishes for c. fu um,- s wended their my homewsrci pleased with the night's enloyment.

llublior Footwear at Lowest Prices.

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IIUYIARD IMIIIIIIS‘

UIUWGTS at which she received manv b

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COMING

Wednesday Dec. 6th

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL TEA and SALE of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES

Sox, Aprons, Infants and Children’s Wear. Antiques, Bags, Hdkfs, etc.

Also Home Cémking and

L18-12-Ziti

Golden Wedding Anniversary At Blyile llivr

imembers 311d BIGAIGNIITB Of U16 PICS- 1101101‘

. and Mrs. heir Golden Wedd-ng anniv . Mi‘. MacDonald o1 Alillln _ . married Mrs. MacDonald. nee bliss Christie MaAiLiennan of I-iaz-tsvllle in ‘ Mass. 50 years ago later

THE MALE Chorus uuidor the direction of Mrs. Holmes will con- duct service in the Kingston Bap tlst Church 0n Sunday evening, Dec. 3rd at 7:30 p. m. '1'ne speaker will be Mr. S. Ackland. 11-37.

NEW GLASGOW CHARGE. -_— New Glasgow Christian Church. iWorship Sunday December 3rd. Morning 11 o'clock. Bible School 10 o'clock and 7.30 P. M. Cavencihii Bopzlst Church 7.30 P. M. Rev. I. Cavender. L-l2-l2-2-1i.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Brookfieid Charge Ser- vices announced for Glasgow Road next. Lords Day are withdrawn. Funeral of John McRae at 2 P. M. from Frank McRne’s residence. Hunter R-VE!‘ 7 30 P. M.

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GIRL HIT BY CAjv-A little girl was hit by an automobile s: the corner of Euston and Hills- borough Street shortly before i p. m. yesterday. Apart from a bad scare she escaped harm and was able attend afternoon classes at school. The driver of the car wok the girl to school

FINED $15 0R 30 DAYS — A resident oi Cape Traverse was fin-ed $15 and costs or 30 days in jail by Magistrate George J. Tweedy yesterday when he plead- ed guilty to hunting black ducks with an automatic shot gun. The gun was ordered confiscated. The cnsc was prosecuted by the Mount- ‘ed Police. I-‘Lne and costs were lpaid.

TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE'S

UNION -Tlie devotional period with which Trinity Y. P. U. opened its regular weekly meeting, was led by Eons, Fraser assisted by Edna DULECG. Duriniz ihis pcnod a violin ,duet ivas dclghtfuliy rendered ty 1Miss Farquharson and Miss Manon ziliompson. Rev. Dr. Cock, newly-re- Itumed from India, where he has been laboring as a missionary, than gave an intcre ting and vivid pic- |ture of life in India. After the busi- -nses period the games perioa wzs enioyed with the usual hilarity. An en oyable sing-song brought the evening to a close.

POLICE COUIlT—In the Police Court yesierday a drunk had his $5 bail estreated. A second drunk ivas fined $10 and costs O1‘ 20 days. Another drunk was fined $5 and icoats or 10 days. The case of a man charged with striking a. Po- lice Officer was sdjoumed until Tuesday. The case of a woman charged with breach of the Ex- cise and Prohibition Acts was

further adjourned until Tuesday. The case of a. ma: charged with unlawful possession c: intoxicat-

ing liquor was dismissed Three men appearing for non-pay-xnx.‘ of dog taxes were ordered t0 pay up.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-Elie funeral of the late George Cruwys was held yesterday after- noon. A short service at tho house was followed by services in the Cornwall United Church conduct- ed by Rev. Mr. Wadiand assisted

y Rev. W MacQuzu-rle and Rev. Mr. Skinner. The some cle en officiated at the ave. Pall lers were Messrs. £0114!

Boyle, Bert Youn-ker. ‘Hairry Poth- lc Robe: Edwards Charles

k. t . Proude and Fred Ballard. Inter- ment Cornwall Cemetery.

THREE‘ CABs DEBAILED -.A derailment of three freight care

yesbeivny tcrnoon tied u-g traffic on the msin line between , sunimerilde four hours. The oars left the rsiLs while shunting operations were in progress in the yard. One of the cars was loaded crtwowecnernptyboxecrs. Of- ficials seld the damage to rolling stock or rosdbed was not swat. The derailment delayed the train chi-cutie from the boat at Borden

to Charlottetown about hours.

th H . ofethe immediate families. Rev. Wil- liiun Wlialen. 5. J.. s cousin of the room. officiated. Miss argon Droken. o. cousin of the bride. was ‘the bridesmaid I mm. Daniel

beagles cous c groom. was the st“ men. we bride is a Reg- istered Nurse and has practised her profession ii-ilnrooklynmliklr. m

m e cw °%.....- i’? i" ‘cmpc um mo

uhlirgfon. D. 0., sDiid Virginiigttie cou is will make their home in

R1 mond niu, Long Island. Too Late To Clasify

FOE SALE- SECOND HAND Colman gas lam s. Apply Lamp Box Care Gusr Ian. 1.412.

Ki-{snrrzncrn MAID WANTS work. Apply Guardian.

Tpveel Bldg. Gt. Geo. at]

irflfl- 12-1-31.

and Charlottetown for more than '

coming to Clyde River where, ex- cepting for visits i0 U. 8.. they have since resided. Hav- nO family, their niece, Mrs. A. Allison Auld. Kingston spent he: early girlhood with them and miwh regret was felt. that because of her then serious illness she was unable n1: be present on this happy occa- son. ivlr. Jonn MacNevin. Clyde Rivcr River, who spent part oi n15 boy- hood with lVir. and Mi"s. Ma.i)onalcl was 5.150 unnvriinunly LDSCIII. Dr. and Mrs. Murulnson who have long been near neighbors escorted the "bride and groom’ to their seats. Mr. Norman MaaFadyen. Elder, pre- sided und in a. neat speech offered his IPiICILZILiOILS. Mrs. Dixon read the address, Mrs. Hugh J. MacLcan presented the wedding cake. MISS Jenn MRCLEIIII, the purse of money. and little Miss Norma. MacFadyen very chzirmmgiypresenicd the bou- quet to Mrs. MacDonald. MI. Mac~ Donald to whom the presentation "came as s con-plefe surprie feel- ingly tlisnkczl (he (pl-‘Cpi? for their great kindness. lvlrs. MacDonald ad- ded her wsi-d of thanks to the W. M. S. and to the Dr. and Mrs. Mur- chlscn for the r lindness down through 'he years. ant‘. aiso for lending their iovely home for the occasion. Afle" (he comprmv sun: “For 'I'hey Arc Jelly Good l-‘e1lc~.'"s" Mr. James T/ITOPPIZII]. Mezdcw Bank. Mr. Alex Maclicnzie, Lon" Cree:- nnd the R-ev. Mr. Goodwill spoke words of commendation and good wishes. Mr. Goodwill elicited many hearty laugh: as he told stories uited to the occasion, in his in- imitable wov- After ocrrtraiulatlon and good wi=.hes,_si simbfiomz o’ Cid favorites with r/Irs. r-‘ulford Don- ach at the piano. find a delicious lunch. the sinking of Auld 1on8 Ely-rile brought this great occasion I'- a c ose.

111s oaks pretfilv decorated with white rcses colder-i leave" and can. dies. was cut by tne bride ass sted by Mrs. l-Iugh MacLenn and Mrs. George Dzxcn and a piece presented i610 each one present by Mrs. Mac-

naid.

Following is the address:

To Daniel and Mrs. Ma/.:D0nald:- We, the members and adhercn s of the Clyde River Presbyterian Church have atliered here this evening. t0 of er you our congratu- lation. and best wishes on this, the occasion of the 50th anniversary oi ur marriage. From Nov. 7th. 1339

the pkrlcscnt is a long time and during is period you naturally have seen many changes both ec- cnomic and soccl.

You have seen the miracles sci- ence liss wrought in every under- taking and callirifiin life; the mar- vels of present y communication and transporistion when the four corners of the earth are knit so closely that what concerns one, con- cerns all. You have seen old cus- toms discarded, now ones instituted. Too, you have seen old friends go "down the valley one by one." And all down these years Providence has dealt very kin th you. You hove both been endowed with "sound minds in sound bodies" hav- ing had exice tional health and strength. You ave also by your in- dustry and thrift pros ed ma - ially until now in the eventlde of

our years are sbis to 0y

e fruits o your labors. You have also no doubt experienced trials and discourogements, for dank days will

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come, but olway our innate r-

severance and fiiit have led to t- rys.

And this evening we have cams

to tell you how we have learned to

esteem and respect you for your true worth and integrity. 1n our community you lwve ail- ways been with us heartily i.u any our Church

worthy enterprise.

In you have been faithful in the discharge of religious duties.

In myour home pita and

V01‘? your

hoe- the

hsbeen fi"...

fer every wish end we y that Prov ence may continue pun: guide and bless and keep you both or many ears to come. On behiiif of the Clyde River Presbyterian Church. Dr. Alexander J. Murchison, Senior Elder and Sec -Tress.; llufi J. MscLean,

an of the of ‘Trustees; gin. George M. Dixon, Pres. W. M.

PERSONALS

Mr. Rod MacDonald. milk vendor Southport, Lot t8, took suddenly ill whiic distributing hh mllik sup ly Friday momma and i~ at presen s fiaticnt in the Prince Edward Island

ospital.

81%. Hansen, C. A. Sig. Jewell. R. ., B . Adams. D. 3.. and Sig. Liacusta, . A, of the 6th District Bignivs. Sydney, C. 8., arrived in