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Rev. Frank Dickinson, Missionary On Flir- lough From West. China, Is Speaker At Trinity Church.

"China we; until r with the growing and stunned urlth Japan's zggreg- slon in Mliiiiliilflli, bu; chriggan friends, China has awakened. she h“ Bone to work to rebuild her country and bring it into line with modern ways of life." Rev. Frank

ecently dazed power of Japan.

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_ United Church. Charlottetown.

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time a picture so vast and com- plicated that the most experienced statesmen would hesitate to an- alyze or conjecture. China's old traditional civilization is JJCHTI; shaken to its veiw ancient found- ations and China has actually started to go through tho most gigantic changes that the world hm ever known." the rpeakcl deli clarcd.

During his address Rev. .\ir.] Dickinson made a plea on behalf of the best thinking Chinese forl people in this countr to change; their attitude and scelé to educate J others to change their attitude fo- ‘ ward: the Chinese nation. Insicad l of pttving them let us. from now on. look uporl them as a gvml na- i Mon-included in the family oi l nations and world brotherhood.‘ While we know that they are ill l‘ great need let us offer what ‘

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101h. offer not. to a nation of interiors =‘ L 20416 but rather to a nation of brother l - - - humans. .‘ ' "~—'—-'le —~~ —* “ "The second thing. I want to empherize." the speaker continued. ‘ ' ' ‘ ,“is that the Chinese are now alive ' to the prevailing evils in their own 3I0NDAY___ country and arc marshnlllng thcir l

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Christian forces to combat ihcln. “The impact of tllc Christian church and her ideals upon the situation has created a conscience in regard to the=e prevailing evils in the land, and I believe we arc fast approaching the flmc when the Christian leadership of China . will be able to assert itself, and be the saving force for Chine e l

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between Charlottetown and civilization. Trinity Church was speaker at the Mrs. Paul Thompson. tvlargate. Marshfteld. Finder notify Guard- "China has surprised the world pvpnlng sol-vim and Mrs. W. C. McLeod. Kenstng- ~,~»,-~—--- ’ _,._._,--_ __;~__-_ ‘— . _'ZT _-::_—:_—___——;-———.__ is“ L-_2053_. on several occasions, and she will Tm. 5pptifll njflslp at. the mom- ton, are visiting at Mrs. Hoilisl S (georgetown -— =‘-’———————~-—~— ———~——- r - ~ d0 ft again, inc _(‘(\r\‘l‘YP 6011515395 0f a deflght- “fan-en's, 260 Grafton Street I FOB SALE REASONABLE. 0N - “Th third thing. I want to say r l < ll' f fl duct "O Love- —~———~» ( harlottetown way ticket to Timmtns. Ontario, is that. the foundations for Chris- 1,1.’ gfiqndglk Qrugm-qo Mr, _and .\Lrs. William G. Hall. Ruq Service or intervening stations. Good till tian Missions must be laid deepcr Jllrios Aiavrlholls, by Miss Ethel of Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. l ‘ ednes a- June 30, Phone than upon the particular evils ' ,- ~-,~ 1| _\‘iv.< Mar aret. Coffin are vistltnc 1'1 Charlottetown. They sr-lrrlvc nlnwnav may 10th W "l -" . l‘ "k ‘ “l . ‘ l’ d N D‘ ,1 s . e ‘Haw danuolnwn ___ M" Amt I89 L. LEI-from. lfloundrlln that thC/lllflgtiét Lililational ‘or kn. Alli on Conservatory’ of are stallnsl iii/It'll; lfllrlmnz; dl y Truck bCrVlC 4 - Farina" _ __ 8.30 "M, _ 1e. ‘zheln am erh les cl pend [Milan-Mr Rotx-rl Irwin, L. R. A. tional Ho c id. r. a . n gnamloT-l-ETOWN __ 48 sum“ __ _ 8A0 L“ ; DIE/YES PGMO u “I118. f P ‘L109 Sig" H" lM. the celebrated Irish Baritone of summers e. SUBIMERSIDE Q‘ Thprfi" __ 85 AM _~_ mt on e o Ch a nee Christ. gape n superb interpretation of the M ‘I, ' k _>____ 9'00 AM McM;_.-,_Ai chmy Vglley, June We wrmol so looser w the people lam. "o GOd Have Mercy" from Mrs. Walter Geer. Long Beach. lures REASONABLE - an. Pffq _ _ _ g-m AZ“ m 193.,’ John RV Meme‘ “mm, of China on the special grounds l the Oratorio st. Paul, by Men- N. Y. and Mrs. M. c. Warner of “"9” m-wml" rm Augustus - 9'30 lull. Monday at two o'clock m Cherry titles, "l" 15"! ‘he "Wdlf-‘l P°°Pl° glrlssohn- Mr- A- Rev ulfehde-ll- L- éeweltli Mflrf»! "P ililljfls “l ‘he , , ' 0 l! W01’ . _ . ., . . a onal O h. Charlottetown 10.00 .\. M. w cllsters Comer 9.35 A.M- valley cemetery. “we cm M longer refer m them {i} M Pliflitjflii m?!" l"! B" ___ _ _ Li". Summgrglflg 2.00 P. M. Arrive Charlottearwn - MARRIAGES as hmmerb-bewuae n bu” mm _ ___ viviv , i; v_ m. l“ __ _ _ , . _ Ylll atop anywhere en Route to pick H l“ reg‘; f, :2. - il.00>P.M. r_ _ i“? ggeltrheirrgznegngnanglatgorfig ll‘. up Freight. Cardigan - - _- 5.30 PM. n6!) RUCE- 0 rl Saturday “e u’ "l; pwudest pimp“, m the ‘ _-.; ‘mflmflown "mm. 3y; Afrivc‘ Georgetown — —- 6-09 EM- Jlme 19'?! 8t- cllkdonl“ ma”? world. and thy have a ClIlfJlIP.-'5 l l)‘ Slnnmerslde Phone £2. I pusscllflelrnr 1.1.3,, 2; gm; Chugglslei-ly mRsiyzmT. Bowen‘; m‘ o! m’ poet,“ nrchnwture J . i; 112 f; 4. llsllrullcc o l! es v 1- ‘ ‘ I 5; I I ~ -'- vltll-a-le-w 1" M I Mo. llflPilP" “‘"l|=_al:;'l":"" "l" B" dangling: is’; M; “h” fmgigokgl: '§i“§§li§<..§"in°iu“§i§“l§l°.“ golmkm T0 PlCltlll cflflilVdl flilil ”' ‘ the a '5' m“ ° ' “How then are w ' i t - -- - .a rca a MS , f ° 3° "F ° “P Li: “Gael, mo," ‘Q2 lffrvzflliwlarfflgnlkagnziid Zgnum prmeh the problems of slolnz be- u: The S. S. Surf will leave Georgetown at 8 AM. re- l: Tra ve log" e A|,|,]5()N HUESTIS ' w“, g°ogltl°rrfgg°xzryltgegnligl rmmd" ‘Illl turning leaving Plctou at midnight. Supervised park. __ . ‘ - :-: ' f cars has been arran ed at Georgetown Return ‘We have to go to them m the , ‘Pg ‘l g ~ 1 ‘l -_on_ " - spirit of co-operatton offering tickets $3.000 on sale at the following places. ‘ll 'hCl>Q§fi$-§¢-l§ help and guldnqoe been,“ they are y: d u I ‘lgalligl-mm‘ metrlnbers of the great family of l" Keith Fraser-Canadian Bank of Commerce H; m o ' "I "M- “ W. A. McLaggan Bank of Nova Scotia, Montague .‘.' R‘ HAZEN WIGMORE M? a d‘ yfa IIV- De MacLean l mpgvfmlg l“ b§°*"p"f“'i:f]-‘l’t;'f‘ ; Ellison's BeautylParlor, Charlottetown is glvlllil 1'98 "B! P011 - . " p " ll 75 Selected scenes I to 0.30 PM. at the ' §$'i"f$fi’£"ulu”°”'° “ho w‘ ;_l The S.S. Surf was formerly a pleasure yacht and :-: Graham's Road Jllllfi 39 Elms. Q "Because they are a ‘people be- l7.' is equipped with up to the minute accommodations. ‘ll ' I tteto and Main: to the brotherhood of man ,. which assures its patrons of every comfort when ,-‘ Borden June 29 . Charo wn , __ ,_ 9 133 Km; s‘, North wfltam" and while now, they are passing l.» samnw _ Ci“, through this period of national an- l ~ 25¢ and 10C ' ' 149 xiety Ind reconstruction. We should "_‘; __ ggggggip; auagqunamucq Phone v give all the aid we can to help

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DR. ocwalvs 5B—l9 of noise- hold effects today at 10.30 a. m. L-zoae.

GROCERS AND HOUSEWIVES Buy Riobln Hood Flour now you will not regret it. L-2035-6-28-2wks.

SUCCESSFUII PUPILS- Irene Wood and Robert Jones, pupils of Hazelbrook school have been successful m passing the Grade VIII Public school Dtaminattons.

NON-STOP DRIVERS FINED-A motorist. charged with non-stop af- ter n collision appeared before Mag- istrate Tvri-cdy Saturday and was fined $25 and costs or in lieu of payment thirty days in jail.

YOUNG PEOPLES DANCE—On Monrinyl evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Duvar entertained for their daughter Kathleen at a delightful dance in their home at the Country Club. The young people danced to music furnished by the Brighton Orchestra. '

AWARDED‘ SCHOLARSHIP- Wilmont Scllar of Main street has been awarded the Sawtelle Grange school-ship to the Universtv of New liamp<hirc lCnricord Monitor and Patrull». Mr. Seller was for- mcrly of Fredericton, Prince Ed- ward Island.

T0 ATTEND WEDDING-Miss Fllnllv lTOi-ncllas who was a, for- moi‘ rcsldenf. of Charlottetown. has left for New York to attend the wcdrlill: of Miss Agnes DeFrehas. riauclvtcr of Mr. and Mrs. L. De- Frcltas, of Georgetown. British Glilflil-‘i. to Mr. C. Bennett. of New Yol'k.---Olt.a\va Journal.

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l SIGNALS TO TRAIN HERE _ g No. 6 DisirlFi- Signals, R. C. C. 8.. j rommaildcd by Major F. B. Conrad ‘ MAI. will start their annual train- ‘lni: on stTlilTlily July 3rd when uhirtv-eighl. mcn. all ranks, under l the command of Capt. W. A. Smith ‘leave for Camp Borden. 0rit., for a period of two weeks. The remain- ‘dcr of the lint numbering eighty- mght. all ranks will train at Camp Brighton, Charlottetown, from July 9th to Jilly 22nd.

RYILDR NEW ROAD AT MUR- RAY RIVER M Construction of a mile and a half private road lead- ing tn the si‘e of a proposed sum- mer (rotiacc ilvo miles from the vil- - of‘ Niurray River has started. .-as learned over the week end. Nlcssrs. John L. MacDonald and ‘Raymond. Jenkins, Peter's Road, are the contractors. The project will involve also the brldg ng of Kenny's Crrclz. A motor road will be built through a mile and a half of wood- lnlld and will lcad from the Mlill Road to the banks of the Murray Rzver whcrr- a wealthy American lllfiil: to build a 30 x 40 foot 10g cabin for a summer house.

VISIT BISHOP OI‘ (‘HAR- L()'l‘Ti£'I‘0\\‘.\'-~Vei‘y Rev. Father Bennngcr. Provincial of the Rcsil ectionist Fathers of Kitch- ener. Ontario, Rev. L. A. McBride. 1 parish priest. Acton. Ontario. Rev. Wfillaln Backer. St. Clements. Ontario. and Rcv. P. Hallfilfliiafiml’ "l {<1 Jinupnu Church Kitchener. nimlrio, are vlsltinlz m Charlotte- lown the guest of His Excellency A (yslllllvan. Bishop ni (ilm-lollcfovvn. Before cominR hcrr- lho visit-rug clergvmen at- tended the consecration of Arch- bishop Jolm T. McNally at Hali- f

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nalional 1nd international diffi- culrics, so that. they can really be- comc cshahiishcd as a nation amongst ‘hc nations of the world.

‘A3 i stand before vou a-f ihlfl hullr vi warship. in this christian church. mv mind flashes back to (Ylllnll anrl l think 0i Chinese lcnlplcs by the thnllmnds in every prmincc of China, litany of them covered with decades of dust on the enormous nifters and pillars- These ienlples have stood for hundreds of years as temples

‘of refulzc to tho Chinese souls in liholr search for God. Now we find

ovm- .00 pf‘? cent of these temples hPilii! ll-cri in part. or whole as hzlrl-acP<s-, inrlories, markets. money cxrhannc ntiwcs. ctr."

Rcv .\ir Dickinson, a United ("hnrch i11l‘-'~lfil'lfil'_\' in wrest. China. has been chanced ln that “York for lll!‘ past. 25 vcnrs. He is a native of England and was educated at Mi. Allison University. Sackvtlle. Hugh Vfiller. pastor of

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Dewars at. 10.30 today. Frigidaire. Hot. Point electric stove. electric washing machine and household effects. D2036.

ATTENDING WEDDING --Mrs Charles A. Stevenson of New Glas- gow, P. E. 1., and her daughter. Mrs. Allan A. Campbell, of New London, P. E. I., are the‘ guests of Mrs. Stevensons daughter, Mrs. J. M. Murchison, Duke Street, and will be among the guests at the Stevenson-Roach wedding on Sat- urday. —-Saint John Telegraph- Journal.

ATTENDED (DNVENTION -- Amcmg the ladies attending the Institute Convention were Mrs. Andrew Johnstone. Mrs. Ernest Dunning and Mrs. Heath camp- beil from Long River. Miss Mur- iel Montgomery from Park Corner. Mrs. Elmer MacLeorLFrenrh River Miss Annie MacLeod. Graham's Road, Mrs. Edgar Gillespie. Cana- voy and Mrs. Oscar MacKay, Gra- ham's Road.

Celebrates 1st High Mass In Native Parish

Rev. Edward Berri- gan Is First Priest From Holy Redeem- er Parish.

Rev. Edward Berrigan, C.SSR.. lcelebrated his first solemn Hi8?! s‘ Mass at the Holy Redeemer Church {yesterday morning. Father Berri- ‘gun, who was elevated to_ the ‘priesthood at Woodstock on June 20,ls the first priest from the Hclil’

‘ Redeemer parish. , Rev. Frederick Cass and Rcv. [Oswald Murphy were deacon and sub-deacon respectively at Father ‘Berrigans first High Mass yester- day.

Rev. Dr. Ellsworth of St. Dun- stans University was master of ceremonies.

His Excellency Rt. Rev. J- A- O'Su1ltvan was present 'in the sanctuary and gave the pontifical blessing. He was assisted by Rcv. Dr. J. A. Murphy and Rev. Dr P. McMahon.

Rev. H. J. Fleming. C.SS.R.. de- livered the sermon, taking his text from Isaias 9-6 “A Child is 81V?" to us. a Son is born to us and the government is upon his shoulder. and He shall become Wonderful Counsellor. God the Mighty, Father of the world to come. Prince of Peace.

Father Fleming. developing his text in forceful and eloquent. man- ner. applied it very appropriately to this newly ordained priest of; Christ.

The choir under the direction of Mr. Alfred Doucette. with Marie Paouet organist. rendered Marco's "Kyrte." Leonard's "Gloria", Goll- nod's "Credo", Yen's “Sanctus". "Benedictus". and Agnus Dei",, Handel's "Hl-illejllh“, and Yen's ‘ "Ave Maria".

in the afternoon from 4 to 6, a reception was held at the home of Father Berrignns parents. About 200 guests called to pay their re- spects to the newly ordained priest.

An address was read by Mr. Elnmet MacDonald and a. presen- tation made by lvfrs. James H. McQuaid on behalf of the parish- ioners of Holy Redeemer Parish.

In the evening at 7.30 solemn benediction was given by Rev. Ed- ward Berrigan. C.SS.R.. with Rev. H. I. Fleming, C.SS.R.. deacon and Rev. l). (TSllllivan. CSSR, silh- deacon. after which Father Bcr- rtgan cave his blessing to eachl member of the mngregafion. f

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On-THUR§DAY, JULY Isl, IUJ7 on the beautiful grounds owned by Blalculm .\l.lL‘l.('il(l, Esq. Games will start at 1.30 p.m. Entries will be taken on the field Each Event Must Have at Least Four Contestants

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1 PlV-TTING SHOT 9. \'.-\l'L'l'l\'(.' \\'l'l ll POLE

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3. RUNNING HIGH JUMP

1st prize $2.00; 2nd prize $1.50;

3rd prize $1.00

‘4. BOYS RACE, 12 YEARS

1st prize $2.00; 2nd prize 3rd prize $1.00

5. RUNNING LONG JUMP

1st prize $2.00; 2nd prize 3rd prize $1.00

6. GIRLS’ RACE 16 YEARS

lst prize $2.00; 2nd prize $1.50; 3rd prize $1.00

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Craneyldefiolfizlqfgtjlfilllliil Pipers will furni~h r131 group m... ._.",,“-"d A" P"§°"~* wishing t0 K0 by bus must give their ilanv-el to tilt

Secretary. T. M. McMillan at Slanlry, Shaw and than 4 oclock p.m. June 30th. _ The Ladies of the Lorne Valle l Pfllflvifillvy in the culinary art. will provide eats. dI'lli‘l0ll\ an I Tickets. Adults. 350-; Children 2st». _ If weather is unfavorable gathering will July 3rd.

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Chief, IV. R. Shaw, Secretary. T. M.

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