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CHURCHUES TOMORROW

cl-IURCH oi ENGLAND

St. Peter’: Cathedral uv. CANONL l_:_lhA!.0NB. M. A.

sundny Se.l'V'iOeI g,o1)—licly Communion.

8.i5—Mailns. 11.00 Holy Eucharist. Chvrll I'll

sefiiyonénnday Schwi- 1_()o—Evensong and Sermon. Week Day Servlvel

-us——i:xcep¢ Monday. and N- 4,,y'——il.15 Holy Communion.

Friday 7.30 Evemong.

St. Paul's Church vcn. Archdeacon Raymond. M./L, D.D.. Rector

Acting‘ Organist. Misl Lillian

u(‘3irl«§ierml)eirecwr, Albert Dennis. ilth Sunday after Trinity.

10.00 The Sunday School.

. 11,90 Holy Communion and Ser-

mifho Evening Prayer and Ser-

mi{i'v_ G. 'r. smug of Sydney a Ines at both _ ei- _ ALL, AliE_V.l.E.I:C.0_1!1.!!-.__

DRESBYTERIAN

he Prenyta-b church incausds St. James Church Povmal Street Minister — Rev. It. Moorhead Legato, D.D. 0rgunisi.—-Mrl. K. S. loosen. choir Dlrector——Mrs. J. A. Lawson Public Wolship Morning Service only, at even . clock. Preachen—ltev. Wallace 8. Wed- _. d, B.A., Minister of St. John's. elfnsi. Music-- oin. n els Ever Bwht and Fair."— andel—M.iss lrtuerite Curlmore.

Strangers and Visitor! Cordinlly ln_!L*wt‘-

, Zion Presbyterian Church ’ Prince and Grafton Street Minister-Rev. Glen Partridge. organist -- Miss Rem Wood. Morning Wnl‘ship—ll.00 A-M’. Hymns: 132, 794. 2'10, 32!.

Vm-al Duet—Mr. Russell Jones mi Mr. Iian-y Craswell.

Evening Worshlp—'l.00 PJVI. Mlnisier~—Dr. Scott Fulton. Hymns: 332, 284, 38!.

Solo (selected)—Mr. Arthlr libs-. uharson.

The sabbath school meets at ten ark.

You are cordially invited to wor- Zion.

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emanded In ssault case -l Calgary

CALGARY, Aug. 4 —-(GP)—-De- ence of Mrs. Etlqel.Allen and heir aughtrr Betty on charges of as- ault occasloning bodily harm, le- liing from the alleged tarring rl feathering of Miss Alice nowles, nurse, is slated to open ug. 10 in City Police court here. Mrs. Allen and her daughter ere remanded by Magistrate D. . Sinclair after two witnesses had an heard today and the crawn’s = e completed. With the witnassa heard. Mag- trato Sinclair announced he had ecided the case should be com- eted in police court. Previously he had reserved his ht to decide vvthctiher the case ‘ Ollld be dealt with by himself or, evidence warranted. sent to a gher court. Magistrate Sinclair asked J. Mc- inlcy Cameron, K. 0., counsel - Mrs. Allen and her daughter, ' Drescnt a defence. Mi‘. Camer- said he was not llffiplred but ould endeavor to be ready Aug. . He might argue, he suggested. at there had been no actual bod- .~ harm occasioned Miss Knowles.

: IITFNE _________

I LLAll.D—At New Haven on us. 3. 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. thur A. Pollard. a daughter.

DEATHS

ACPliEE—At Mitche_ll.River on 1}’ 25, 1939, Mrs. Minnie (Green) “ 1186. aged 78.

MPiiELL—Passed away at his County Hospital, Aug. 3, 39. Mrs. Laura Campbell. Fun- ai from the residence of her llzhter Mrs. Milton Kennedy. Oxllltasue, Sunday, Aug. 6th at 2.80

ENNY—-At her home in Mcrell. us. 4, 1939, Marie Clara, and 19 I'll. daughter oi Mr, and 10!. hn Kenny. I-‘uneral Saturday lemoon at 2 o'clock. ' A’I‘liERBIE-—'I'heI'e . .p assed ll)’ in Watscnville, Cat, U. B. A.. July 23, 1939, Catherine Mar- t (Ross) Weathsrbie, aged 72 ill. wife of Benson Westhenais. “mot Diase copy).

ULEOD—A't her summer hut!

Georgian Bay, Ontario, on Fri- . July 28. mo. Margaret the- O. formerly of Prince lidwud "Id. beloved wife of - me 13. Mscbooa of

In Memoriam

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UNITED CHURCH of CANADA

Trinity United Church Prince Street luv. lush Mill”. M.A.. ID.

Rev. Lewis ll. hlluftsv. B.A_. 3.0.. A. Boy Kendall. i..ll:,.:.1\f.. A.A.u.0..

a 11.00 s.m.—Pu lie Worship. serm "Our Fin!!!"-IIgv,[gy|g “".“ii.?' "wt... .,,... n IIIII in Me, 0 -_ (Astinréod). ' t an sy school: 8 udy od 11.30, Hearts Mamorinl llallped Vocal solo: “Rock of Ages"—Mr. Cicor Johnson. 1. p.m.——Pnblic Worship. Sermon: “Lord. Pity Us"-Rev. Imrls M. Murray. Anthem: “Evening Hymn" (stab-

bins). ‘HA cordial welcome extended to

BAPTIST

The Baptist Church Cor. oi Prince and Fitzroy sis.

Minister HA7. Elrvey L. Danton, 31).. Morning Worship 11 A. M. germon: The Rev. E. L. Denton,

Maia Quu-letter "Tread Softly" (W. H. Donne) "" . Diamond. Rupert, Dew. Ward.

The Church School: Meeting for

_ summer sessions; the be- finners to Junior (rules meet at 1.80 mm. senior grades at close of morning service.

Evening Worship 7 P. lid.

Sermon: The Rev. H. L. Benton.

3.1).

solo: “st r of Guile " Mrs. 0. ll. Mo l!cri'iicc°WI.rd.

1:15:55 Thelma Burns, acting org- ln .

Visitors to the City are cordially

invited to worshi with '1‘!!! BAPT '1‘ CHURCH

FRANCE __.<c.<aua,ua1_nv'z7 p2s_°-.L_

out there." ‘mic Prime Minister said hewould

LEAVES FOB UKIQUEBS

Jimxnodla after the House of Commons a. ioumed, Mr. Cham- berlain left for Chequers, his oili-

clal co nos, where he will spend a. few days before going 1;.) Scotland for a three-week holi- ay. As

soatatos said he would return to Lm'iagi.on during the third week of Aiuust for consultations wit.h other ministers and than go back to B1chotlanrl until the and of the men .

It was expected that the Cabi- net would resume weekly meetings about the middle of September. Most at the ministers were plan- to remain class to Iondon "d the vacation.

review of the lllar Eastern situation. Mir. Chamberlain cle-

“sornetimes I hear s say. ‘why don't you do the same as the United States does ' It is hardly

necessary for me to point to the fundamental difference between the United states and its isolation from Europe and country."

on

clear she was not plle to set- tle with Japan alone questions of currency and the Ohlnme Govern- ment's silver in the British and use these were issues which concerned other powers.

CAUSE 0!’ DISPUTE

anase sought on cha

liosltod in the sla g of o. to custoyns official. Mr. Ohslrlliarlalu said the Japanesehad submitted epidence oi the men's guilt and that this was now being

dared.

He bduegared had ‘rider. 0 on regs - % ummgoiihiriiaggign’ “halt.” to was 11 it an - tion sh?” hfid whliach oomnl or snouncing er

trade treaty with Japan. "If it were denounced." he said, "no in_1_med.1ate effect would bepro-

The United Stats‘ abrogation of the American-Japanese trade treaty 28 was applauded by Geoffrey

, Li al, who said he

the action usrtially was strirtihnst taint-hevarilcdness

Relief Scheme For Saint John _ ..l__.... dorm, :3. 3.. Ant. 4-

IAIN!‘ new em lo ant scheme (or iii Gig of t John was

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toss: 1(syor1_>'. . Mac- llflfi. ‘ Opbdflithfllllvone piusufilsusoaaaoo male

uwillbogivensrn- QtNcenissnhour.for

six-day from

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tin central Guardian

This column is reserved for news at local interest but advertililll O a newsy nature may be insert at 5 cents a word strictly psy- able in advance.

BANQUET lIIl.D—-Annu.a1 ban ‘gust of Island representatives of 0 Cuban

Cuuuiian N Co. Ltd. was held iutn tattha Charlottetown Hotel. uring the evening the 70 members present heard an address by Mr. Benj. Roirers.vSr.. and also witnessei movies.

I

PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION sea- son tldreis are now on sale at all drug stores, price $3.00. Admits morning. afternoon and evenii to all performances. Over 700 sol last. season. People like them be- cause they are such great value. $8.00 for $3.00 and they are trans- ferable. L-1o2o_

AVERAGE 'f.'l.‘lM‘.I'l$l£A‘l.'lJlS.I§ HIGHER —Average temperature this year was 75 9 degrees, War- ren Burns. meteorologist at the Dominion Experimental

peratura for the some period last year was 73.6. There were 261.8 hours of sunshine last month as compared with 185.3 hours in 1938.

SEEKING PR.0PElt.’I'Y'I—-Two. representatives of an oil comps as being in the City

are reported seeking location for a. filling or service station. Measurements

have been taken on two properties with the owner of one of the giro» panties turning down 3 51,000 orter. it is rumored.

WILL ATTEND SH00’I‘S——-Arth- ur "Brick" Gormley, local rifleman who was a member of this year's Canadian Bisley team is at present visiting in Lake Oharnplain, Que. after arriving in Montreal on the SS. Empress of Britain last week. Before returning home “Brick"wili participate in the Ontario shoot. at Toronto and will also attend the D.C.R.A. meeting at Ottawa.

OLD FIRE BUCKETS-—'I‘Wo leather buckets, used in the time when “bucket brigades" were the means of stamping out fires have recently come to light. They are in the possession of Mr. Fred H. 'I‘ralnor. city. On one is printed the name of Edward Palmer. one of the Fathers of Confederation while the other bears the name of Stephen srwmbe-y.

SEASON TICKETS for the Pro- vincial Exhibition are now on sale at all drug stores. Price $3.00. This admits the bearer morning, after- noon and evening for bhe entire Exhibition. It is $600 value for $3.00. Biggest entertainment value on the market. They are trans- ferable. 1,1020,

REMAINS WILL ARRIVE T0- N!GHT—'I‘he remains of the late Rev. Henry McR.oly whose death occurred in Butte, Montana, will arrive in the City this evening. They will be conveyed to the resi- denoe of his brothers, 193 Kent Street where they will remain un- til Monday morning at 9 o'clock when they will be taken to st. Dunst.a.n's Basilica. where a Req- uiem Hlgh Mass will be sung at 10.80 after which the funeral will take place at 11.15 to the R. C. Cemetery, Charlottetown.

VISITING Plt0VINCE—Visiting the Island are Acijt. and 1vI_m_ J, Hart of the salvation Army. who are well known in the Manttime Provinces and last stationed in Western Canada. They are visit- ing Mrs. Hart's home at Elmsdalle. P. E. Island and will have charge of the morning and evening ser- vices at the Salvation Army Cita~ del. August 6th. All are welcome.

RURAL DENTAL CLINICS- Forty—two children in Suffolk and North Wiltshire schools can now proudly say that they have no cavities in their teeth and will have no more tooth ache for the sum- mer as they have just completed treatment in Dental Clinics held for their districts. These were con- ducted by Dr. J. P. Miller and Dr. R. H. Barrett, were financed in part by the Wom~n’s Institutes and were su.pervi.sed by the Pub. lic Health Nurses, This was the third consecutive year that North Wiltshire has had th pa of clinic and most of the funds for it. were raised by the ‘senior Red Cross brunch at the school. Tile balance of the cost of the Suffolk clinic was then care of by the Department of Health. Great credit is due the Institute mem- bers and the youngsters them- selves for working so hard to make these clinics poszilhle for the pre- serv-ation at their teeth.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell of Wollaston. Mas-9., are visiting friends and relatives in P. E. I.

Miss Jean Boulter Charlottetown left Thursda for Halifax where she will visit ¥i€l' cousin Miss Doris ltobinson.

pman, Amherst N5. visitin in Eric alc- Gregor. Mr. Weymond Sears, Amherst. N. 5.. returned home today after spending a two weeks’ holiday in Charlottetown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril ll. Macaregor. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Match of Toronto arrived in the City last

night on a visit to Mrs. Mutchll parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Taylor.

Miss Rita. MacDonald, Hillsboro street. (is having 5 plnssnt half- day _vut in New Glasgow. N. 5., as guest or her cousins Eleanor and none mlinorth.

Rev. Dr. J.5. Donnell leaves this morning for Boston enrnrute to Northfieldf Mesa. to lecture at the

General erencc him‘ for six, (hiya. .

. Mr. J. 1!. H "of

Mr “H? Moss‘. are the for

Mr. and Mina. Frank ., f- ton at. Mr. and Mrs. H0311! will spend some time at their summer home in Fortune Cove-before re-

turning in Brookline. _

THE cHARI,o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN

BIJSINESS I 8 Dilill A WITH ATCUNVENTION

Inspiring ‘Addresses

stat.ion'““1P here said tonight. Average tem-.

Heard At Yestel-' day's Session Of Churches Of Christ.

0! the Maritime Con- vention of Chu-robs of Christ (Disciples) were continued yester- day in the Central Christian ohuroh. '1'h.emorni.n.g session opened with devotional by W. G. Quiglay was devoted mainly to L ’ of the carweulzion and

1 reports giimwstiges. Many of the umhcs Iii.“ "‘°"°.‘i....‘°°". .,‘2'....r°"°"....‘.*:."..‘é'.“ e no . - W line interest

bcincahcwn young people's societies and

. regrettable White. Jenkins, Keith Car- act was the lack of interest being rnichael. Keith Camerdn. 3‘P11T8‘3°l1 shown in attendance in a few of Diamond. oer

the churches with small member- ship and no regular pastor. mi- phasis on the need. of

Robinson was the Honour Patrol with the Beav- ers under Patrol I..ee.dar Bill Cam- eron a close second. The Patrol seconds were: Wolves, Keith cam- emn; Beavers, Irwin Jenkins.

an a hike following signs until they came tiuna were cached. _ their own dinners the patrols ml- which tiihcd the hike and declared that

re- fmrntbe twero

Keith Cameron, John Macnmis.

Cameron, was Carmicliacl, Irwin Jenkins, Harry ev~a.ngeli.sm and revivals and also SP9

Baptist Troop Holds Camp At Marshfield

‘me !lou.rth Oiurlotwiown scout Troop held a Very siicoessful eight camg at Msinhilold wlthelev- an Bacon and three Scooters in attendance. The Wolves under Pan-ol Leader Ivan

On Friday the two patrols went

to the place where ra- After cooking

had hag“ a gizrriderful meal a very eyes bike. The following second class tats

Lighting — Ivan

Fire Robinson, Spencer, Keith Carrnichael,

Harry . Scouts’ R.ace—-Ivan Rnbinscn.Bill John Ma/clnnis. Keith

Beach Grove Inn Charlottetown Royalty

2 i-2 Mile; ficih the City.

A Summer Hotel, ideally

situated overlooking the

Harbor. Scenery cannot be Equalied

60 large airy rooms, with running water or private

$5.00 Billiii lilfilll? At Beach Grove inn

TUESDAY

Jitterbug Contest

Special Priul '~ Special Dances

Good Salt-water PRIVATE BEACH

Tonnis—Go|f Nearby-

EXCELLENT MEALS Special low rates for

Catering to Dinner-parties and Afternoon Teas

Woman Skipper

$5 In CASH

To Thi ‘ Lucky Dancer IT'S A GYRO DANCE

and Exhibitors’ Association

throughout Canada.

PROVINCIAL Fox FIELD Mr

A Fox Field Day and Picnic will be held under the auspices of the Prince Edward Island Silver Fox Breeders’

in co-operation with the Pro-

vincial Department of Agriculture at the Experimental Station, Charlottetown on Saturday, August 12th.

A fine program of addresses will be delivered by ex- perts occupying outstanding positions in the industry,

ny .the great need of r.‘.“ula.r sunda

school sessions and mid-wee prayer meetings.

of last , tion held at Tiverion, N.s., head by E. M. Manouzall, tary. Names of several coimsrii

dent. Mr. R. M, ton, Nova smia. J. W. I-lay-tor. Cram

stion". basing his remar on 4-15,16. But speaking

filly joined together and ed by that which every joint sup-

the edifying of itself in love.

that Joe. Mcoallum of Cross who had attended each

was lmable to be because of ill health. He Roads to visit the aged man. The afternoon and evening sas- sizms were devoted to the Women's Missionary societies. Reports from the several societies were neoeived.

great givings. bath for local mis- sionary work and foreign missions.

EVENING SESSION

At the evening session. lvirs. Wm. Bilson. saint John, led the devot- ional session. Pam Preston. rep-

MLssion-a.ry society at Indiana/polls brought the message of the even- ing, The sermon was of a mission-

Jesus". We must do in

He has comm

His business and minded. Jesus placed a responsi- bility upon us when he said “Go into flltoillio world afnalmpreach the gospc every cres .

The most needed thins 15 iosefid

, Jesus gave His life for the salvaiilan of men. If we do His will we will save ourselves 10¢‘ W“

will save others.

A pleasing feature of the G7!!!-int! prmgram wns'a duet by 1VU'3- 3'- lraatts and Miss M183?‘-T9i‘ Mu‘

’IUie meetings continue today and Sunday, closing with M.izlJB-h service in the evenind

This mommiiil 5°

prom-am will taken up with the buislness of the Maritime Christian Mislonalrv 50' ciety. follolbwed with an address W Der

J. W. v.

At. the eftern session the so- clotyb re-ports wil be received and unflnidhcd ” ‘

attended Mr. J. W. Barnes. saint John.

preside. Wm. Bilson. Slitnt .1’ will address the convention on "Evan ilsrn." '

In t e evening the special speak- er will again be Paul Preston. tak- ing as his sub, . t. Church must do .- suvndayh services include amorn- ing prayer meetlna at '1 o'clock and a Young People's session in the afternoon in charge of the Is-

land grow.

has the coat bole: to Mrs. R. B. Davisotn. arottaiawn, please communicate with her.

ClIE\'R0l.I’l.‘ 1034 MASTER DE Duxe six-wheel coupe. A a mold job at a right price—’I‘. irlvezsa.

thousand miles service. sell kl . . I la. ms sracuu. srtina Commander sedan,» radio, heater. etc, Can't tell mom new wt our chance to. save rnon¢y—T

. Ives. .— L-1

omrr! " ’ °"'°M%riu3 with iirm. sense is Guardian. . z.- 1 - 4-31. mg ooscn. nuns AND

i‘3$"'...”" "fit ‘I v." i.'3.*ia‘.'i.i; 3% SS M11’

' PREIWIA, aoutfi ov- inq the statue of Paul Kruzvr. president ot his ormer south tuson or I nil

. .. .“.‘..*’.“’°i‘.‘il"‘....“.‘.‘: at the top. widow had our nested rain water might collect

year's conven- were secre- ttees appointed were read by the Presi- Jolhnstml of Mll-

_ 1 ad Roads, gaive an ins-pir dressl " an 2- ng an orgmph first cias tests. e truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head. even Christ: From whom the whole bodey

plleth. according to the effectual working in the measure of every part. making’, increase of the body

G. Quigley brought the fact to the attention of the convention Roads

N f “h stmannual conven on or past yyears probably wiilhoute one t'eé:ue-ptian.

year asked that a delegation motor in Cross

showing increased mesnbershipand

resenting the United Christian

ary nature on the “lZrnpemtives of the church whattlielordhasreauimdof us.

The question is, "What must I do?" His authority isn't imposed upon us but is made lmown

through the apostles, and He a- lone has the words of Eternal Life. amaded us to corgg

His will. He aimed. at conduct. A int be employed about m be rnisionary

'0' 0 oihnl, Eastern Guardian

Too Late To Clasifv L0s'I‘—WlLl. THE PARTY WHO

-1019. "‘oYm"°.‘iT" '.Z’s§ii1i"i.'.. linirnvi , . C . "85 Priced to

BAKER.

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ANCE I‘ A LIFI-TIME To 0%“ ufimt six-wheel ..s'.n. a... ear 1. by stude- ugg, looks a. d

V M7 Mmiiiue ov hilt PM-]k°of'°";=y!’ . T-ioia. TOI-

to two th

ncer. Entcrtainelv Bsdge—!‘va'n Rob- inson, Hlan-y Spencer. Cooiring—Ivan R.obi.nson, Keith Cameron. Bill Cameron, Irwin Jen- kins, John NIBiCITLl'liS, Spurgeon Lamond

Sig-nalllngmjvan Robinson. Tendertoot Teets—é3oout Promise, Junior White.

A number of the boys have com- pleted their second class tests and are anxious to get started on their

U

The leaders were:

Begasnp Chiei'—scou:tmaster D. N. t Camp Ohief—(}crdon Q.us.rteIl'mas'ter—-Douglas Nichol-

son. At the Council Fire each night

Mr. Iluidlaw Jenkins gave interest-

ing and instructive talks on bird

and animal life.

On Sunday morning a chumh

service was held in the camp

grove. ,

Mr. Gordon Hyde spoke from the text "Jwus Increased in Wis- dom and stature and in Favour With God and Men." The saoutmamcr and Scouts wish to express their appreciation af the valuable assistance given by Mr. Gordon Hyde and Mr. Douglas Nicholson, also to Mr. J.D. Jen- kins and Mr. Ralph Jenkins who did more than their share to make the camp a success.

The Provincial Secretary, Mr. Allan Hopper, accompanied by Soolrter Jack Mcoarviile visited the camp and took art in the 860111 activities. teach g the boys several new games and giving valuable assistance which wasvery much appreciated by all.