$EP'I‘EMBER 11, 1943' Q
i CHURCHES TOMORROW
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E‘ JJETEIPS CATHEDRAL . ANGLICIN_ , : Buchiord Square ' CsnoiF-hgli. Malone-
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. SERVICES ‘up Holy Communion
4.40 Matinl lll.00 Holy Eucharist, Choral. .190 p.111. Evensong and Sermon.
DAY- EEK Holy Communion
lids Tuesdsy, Thursday, Sutur- p. vvednesds 7 Eve
Mondsy, Fridey. y. nsong
services sre held ' M] Soul's C iipel. All seats are
and unsppropristed. Visitors m welcomed end the Incumbent wind to see them eiter any ser-
e.
“ 1ST. PAUL'S CHURCH EIw-AT-L-ellrew Gardner, Rector .brgunist. Miss Lillian Earle. choir Director. Wiiiter McNutl - A. . .
1 so rue-y. 2111,, week ds
lioly Communion. Confirmation School. Prayer o‘: Sermon.
5.30 1M0 11.00 liming 2.30 Sunday School.
No l-Iu-nlng Service.
rluttsiil I ERiAN
THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES
Minister lit. Lieut... the Rev, T. H. Bussell l\l.A.. S.'I‘.M., R.C.A.I<‘_ Director oi Music, Miss E. Lilliiiii Mclflsmie, Mus. Bur.
ll s.m. Morning Worship.
soloist. llir. Roy Smaliman. (Broadcast C.F.C.Y.)
7 p.m. Evening Worship.
Soloist. Miss Delys Owen.
The Minister will conduct thei tervices and deliver the sermons.‘
ZlUN i’Rl'lSBY'l‘ERlAN ' CHURCH Y? Prince snd Grisiton Street Minister
llev. G- Csrlyle Webster Mrs. Edwin Johnstone Organist
MORNING WORSHIP
ll.00 aJn. Theme: ‘Destroyers or Builders.‘
Anthem: ‘Hear Our Prayer’. -
Rubinstein.
JEVE . G WORSHIP
1.00 p.m. Theme, ‘The Christian's Responsibility.’
Ahthem- ‘Night Hymn At Sea’ -
Thompso .
The Sabbath School meets ten o'clock in the morning.
"Let this mind be in you which‘ Ils also in Christ Jesus." ‘
You are cordially invited to wor- ihip with us.
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(Our customers please . take notice that we will not operate on ._ Sunday, Sept. 5, and on Sunday, September 12, _ from daylight till cer~ lialii repair work has been completed. Every endeavor will be made i to be in operation early iii the evening of each day. ‘
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UNITED CHURCH
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TRINITY UNITED
CHURCH
Minister Rev. T. E. Molnnnnn
W" Mlrls Mobouslil. Deaconess.
l Bo! Keno-ll. 1i.c.c.o., u: Organist
11.00 s..m. Public Worshl .
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ANCI.
A. R. Kendall, LJt
‘ihh I ed u..." "a" " "w. scan": sr s nssvsy nstnrs may be inserted
COOKS ‘i: Poowsrspbs. consensus-ion his: iusiim
LEGION AUXILIARY DAN Gentlemen in person Ii
the Armouries, Wednesday. Begging Ohsrlottotnwfifiyro Club ding“:
berlbth. Admission 35c. n-io-ii tho Armour . Bobtongiiirn Emu
MUSIC LESSONS BEEUMED. _ .A.M.. Charlotte-
kots on st Dru: Store snd Jenkins 911m
MAMMOTH IIOOND HAND ; IAII IIIGIION CLUB
‘TUISDAY, NIP!‘- Slot»
For Better Education ---S
And Free School Boolts In The Junior Grades
The Progressive Conservative Candidates in tlielr Pro-
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Sorm — “At I I _ _ Tfiihnflflhaanfh ° ‘h!’ I" townflchool ci Music. 8-11-14-10. Yo“ ma,“ ' d em: S - . ‘*- . ' Bennett. ‘ " ‘ ' .$,',",,“°°":3,“"“"“,‘“ ‘"°" '5'.‘ “o‘°£°'i§’i'ii n ontrsi i“ gressive Conservative Platform make a definite, plain. Dlvallll 5m: Tqhsnks Be To God- m; '3,h,§"?f§, £02‘, m ° ' Church. zoo PIM. P aunt Grove. 1N0 ices . , ' _ C Oll, . ' . I .8... ,,,,,,_ ,.=,,,,,;';“w‘3,m,_ w-u-s- 1,0,,” us»! - ,§,*;-_§, m cnnmumw, straightforward promise in respect to Education and er - “Chri tie -. “ '“' _ _._. - m. r. n. Mound...“ “M” ufiidhiia iigiifiifo“ chili.» rm on or mil-so" I-vl- w “BL 0N m“ Free School Books. Anthem: o God Who Host Pre- Morning servo-i.- l1 a M North TW Pit» 341"" rw t, ohsi-iowewwu Scouts oi llored — A R. Gaul. Tryon Presbyterian Church Evening Schol 10.00 A. M. ‘no Owimillion m“? Bum‘ ‘m; Ho“. M. Vocal Solo: The Lord's Prsyer- ilervice 1.30 P M W J Murray. “~00 5- M- 5‘ Jam,‘ “mo” sun‘ d LTroo ‘on ‘Iliursdsy alter- J. L. Krebs - Mr. my Smallmnn. gay gchooi 2.00 RM. rlvooih; he n§§§‘_“am_ t o“, “n”, Se,“ v , ‘ _ . "ANPE w Msrvmnv and H“ - -M- “"- Bm" i- '2'," - on... tor . resl Scmit no. in Plank No. 13 reads: ‘We will hiitiate a complete re- m °""“°" “um uiamsmsssuzse"... sauna’ "w" _ ° "‘* m» i» c» wk» WM» . . $332 iggzlifleiglealmeugailel.‘ $3.33. 133,539.15: 33:11; a; 513;‘ kmmpulm. Bgglmgl“ "o; "- Mggg; $512: ,,,,,‘,’,‘;,,,,,, “n”, mi visiom of our Educational System so as to provide the ll a.m. Bellnnerl. Primary macy and Reddixi Bras. Dru%s§o_rfi, at the Kirk inmo be coh- $1 Blaolzgorxaxaioegbléfgpetlawgnaaéz; practical as we“ as the training to the
and ‘Junior Departments. Visitors and Students Cor
Welcome. BA PTI ST
THE BAPTIST CHUR Corner Prince and Fitsroy S
Jlnnter Rev. l. Judson levy. B.A. The Church School l0 min.
Morning Worship 11 s-m.
Semion: “Man's Weakness God's Strength."
Anthem: "Hsst Thou Known" - Pileuger.
Solo, Selected, Miss Man
SOIL Evening Worship 1 p.
Sennon: "The Authority Jesus." _ Anthem: "Ii Ye Keep My
mantlments." (‘iieeleyl
Solo. "Prayer Perfect" (Stensonlt
Miss Dorothy Allan.
10h" 1M1!» Mus. B916» organist
and choirmuster.
You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH
CENTRAL C CHU .
Kent Street
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CH treets
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Law- l
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Com-
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HRISTIAN
Marionne Saunders. organist.
Il:0il: illomlng wgfghl Sermon-"Whiit will y
cup]! Chrlst"—ltev. 0. W. McCu
lly
more — Miss Jean Enman. Solo "Whisper 1i Prayer"
I more, Miss Aletha. Saunders.
Evening Worship ‘i RM. Scrmon-“By this shall iill knnwP-Rcv. 0.W. McCully_ Solo-Sclected. Mr. Preston Sunday School 2.30 p.m.
0 with) Solo “Whisper A Prayer" :- I-‘ill- ‘ ma
Fill-
l men
Beck. l
'i-‘_iii.i. GOSPEL iErirccos-riii. ,
CHURCH. INC.
m Ave. Pastor—Rev. Allison Post
Sunday 1i. Assn-Morning
ship, - Sunday l!» p. ha. Evangelistic
meetin . , You sre cordially invited
tend these services where you will
hear the old time gospel pre
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OFTEN WARNING
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CANADA.-Brooklield Congregation. . Divine Worship will be iield i Lord's Day as follows: Hunter RlVei‘
ll A. M ' M Brookilel Bible Class Friday ut 8 P M. Brook-
NEW JELASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCIL-Sunday, Sept, 12th. l0 A. M. community Sunday School l1 A. M. Morning Worship. 3 P. M. Bra aibane. 7.30 P. M. Fredericton‘ Rev. R. E. Shaw, Minister. 9-11
CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services Sunday, are as follows:
New Domhilnlon
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INFANT TURPIN- The infant c ld oi Mr. Arthur George Turpin, Street, died Tuesday night. ill be forwarded to Mount
body w burial.
Stewart, P. E. I. for Moncton Times.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN’ IIQXI
. Glasgow Road . . d 7.30 P. M. Hunter River field Sunday School 10.30 AM. Don- sid Nicholson, Student Minigtizlr.
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TONIGHT'S BROADCASTK- Un- der Canadian broadcasting regu- lations no political broadcast may be put on the air with (l forty-eight hours oi the opening, oi the Dolls.
d no political broa do on Sunday. This means iii party broadcasting in the Pruvinci Election finishes this week Dr. MacMillan, leader nt the Pmgress Conservatives is banked to have the last word and Pfil be on the air at. ll 30 tonight.
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CoNGRATi-LATIONS __ Mp5 -m0nth vacation at her home
Helen Bell, Carleton. has received word of the birth of a son, Frederick Keith to Gunner T. Harold Bell and Mrs. Bell M, Brighton, Eng- land. The baby's father, who is a wireless operator with the R. C A., arrived in England on July 1st, i941, and is attached to the Gama. ian First Division. having taken part. in the recent cariipaign ln Sicily- The mother, fozmerly Miss Dorothy Cooke. is residing with he; DHIBMS. Mr and Mrs Frederick Cooke oi Brighton, England, for the duration ~
rm: BAPTIST ciiuiicii- The Church Schcol meets at l0 A. M Morning Worship will be observed at li A. M. with sermon by the Rev. ‘Man's Weakness
the morning anthem. Lawson will 51m: a selected solo. A the service oi Evening Worship the
by Mr. Levv will be "Th Authority oi Jesus." Miss Dorothy Allen will sins Stensons ‘Prayer Perfect. The choir will sing Heel- eys Ii Ye Keep My Command- ments. John Inch, Mus. 1396.. organ- ist and cholrmaster. will be
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charge o! the music at all services.
s. sinned. the _ Hearts emorisl ll. A _ ture will be the Adult. Bi
rlcasts may be guest o! Mrs. Br c nl Mr. Wall
H. Busse Seniors, . A., and the music will be under ectlon oi the church o Lillian McKenzie, Mus momin service ill over C. . C. Y
TRINITY UNITED Clililwlr- Sunday's Services will be conducted by the Minister, T. E. Mc- Lennan who will diets. The Sunday Seniors
the 'dir-'
. Bsc. e be brouicset
st 10 A. M. in new (es- ble Olsss ior men and women conducted by the Minister. Miss MscDo ir-
educstion will
actor oi religious
ach e oung Peoples O sss. Teachers and oiilcers in the Boflin- nei-s. Primary and Junior do?!“- ments will be in their pieces tor the ll A. M. Sunday School.
Personals
Mr. Lloyd Proude oi l-isliisx is visiting relotivce in Miltnn.
Preston Tzemere oi the R. C. N. V. R. spent the week end st uls home in Hampshire.
Mrs. Ezskine Lewis has returned home alter spending the past month in Hailiax the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Wenslsv
Nliss Inez Skerry oi I-lsliiax is spcridln! a tew ds s in nildvilttfn the
ace Palmer oi Conway
has returned home alter spendln:
we the week end in Hiiliiex.
Miss Mabel Sullivan, R.N., taking up professional duties Charlotettown alter spending s two n Clinton.
Miss Vivian Sullivan oi Clinton has returned to Kinkora to re- sume hei- studies there at the Convent.
Mrs. James I... Glllis hss re- the past two months at her homo in Norbdrc.
Messzs. Hector and Lloyd Scott o! Cornwall, leit yesterday morning on a week end visit to Hsliiax to visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rouse oi Melrofio. Mass. sre visiting the farmer's brother. A. D. Rouse, Dui- ierln street. Mr. and Mrs. Renee's son AC2 L H. Rouse a member 0i the R. C. A. l". stationed st Mount Pleasant, P. E. I. is also visiting his uncle here. --Moncton Times _
Mrs. L. J. McGrath Bild iamily have returned in their home in Jezsey City alter spending the summer months with hei- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry berts Middleton. She was accompanied to Moncion by her sister. Miss Vlrtus Roberts oi Moncton Hospit- nl Stoii.
o beach, and then the tre evening commenced - - the Fire. Many o! the Camp Songs wer Fire concl oi.’ live Ch Frank Zakem, A. Zakem Mullins oi the Basilica Troop and Jack McLellan and ault oi the conclusion mony treated were very truck supplied by 0i" missloner. A
ouch as this
m through this coliunn
lng instructions. map etc, on the Square at iive minute inter- vsls. Very little diiilculty was QX- perlericed by all in toll tho messages, exce t one Patrol o Psi- rol leaders 0 i-flndih! Ind much Scouting eicperiezice W11. hsd to stop a prominent business man on the street ioi- aid in rend mg a map o! the City. 0n arriving st their destination. the Scouts hsd supper snd then decided to do |, bit o1 exploring. While this Wes in progress the Rev. S. J. Davies. The chlei, Timber and Movwsli ar- rived with seven Milton scputs. Soon after our District Pr Mr. W. d. Dixon and Bruin made their appearance. The Chis! cock ver, games were played on the at oi the
needs of our Province; we will pay cost of living bon- uses to the school teachers anid will introduce a system of free school books in the Junior Grades of the Public
Schools.”
nmn, d i! cu hwsy fi their usuU es-rly start illlifil tsganfiiliue as men sendyin The weather just now 1:368 oo
é ii- i .I£, ithl th next month ent ior outd r d 51k- fiiiioah, downer. ‘hears from you in es should be the order 0'! the sy.
suiiicient numbers we will have to Milton Troop, newly organised discontinue the “Scout News". Ad; J- uno; your letters to "Scout News par-g o1 Provincial Headquiififlfi. l0l Queen St. Charlottetown.
Freetown Troop
A very tine troop is now in 0P- eratlon in the District o! Fro;- oi the Investlture CBIQ- town and iaodeque. under the léoo - all to apples which ership oi Rev. James Cross as - M- appreciated. A and Mr. Georse l-fiwis Bi ~ ‘med
District OOm- some twenty tour boys are enr . Ainsworth, and also connected with the GrouP Char- is a. Woli Cub Pack. Eleven oi these iellows attended this years Com? that another activity and We look with interest _ 101‘ will take place in the plenty oi “News groin {his i802)?- “s _ . n": hmm’ W131“: ihlsggniehe most oi tho
THINGS wn WOULD LIKE r0 p-i-‘icoog at our last camp - KNOW iire u
Farmers’ Magazine
Cami? well known e enjoyed and the uded with the lnvestlture arlottetown recruits - - and Ted
to subscribe or renew siis miners l would be snug; pious? to vs their subsori
‘shallot; Ankh-ill. to?
uroe took, Nurseries largest in C b- lished rat-i. tons a We l A. ll. BIYENTON, i“ ltree
Chsrlomdf. s. l.
one in cor meeting. 0t Chlei must keep his s! issuing
Emile Arsen-
Redeetner. 5mm at we he would have more Second Class
scouts in his ‘hoop than my Chsrlottewwn Troop b the t e around.
What do you ssy iellows - - you going ta let Milton set earl on you... I guesa NOT!
“Toll Timber."
much
MI‘
transported the ‘Scouts to
lottetnwn. It is hoped :
Trowlirldge 5N0 Est. 1882 Modern Chlpel
A. E. LilllG 8i Still, lllii.
k ma Massachusetts Avenue. carriage, Ism-
FlIliEllAL senior
Our Athol D. MseLsod ll hmlllsl‘ with
st moment iound it impossible to procure transport- wa; very regrettable, as
m“ sump; the Freetown Felkiws were anxious Qgmp w b; with us, and we were looking meeting our friends
leaving them when tho perhaps
A (ow week; ago we asked atlonJThls
nded this l
iroin
his letter "Resident of Chariot - town". Here are his querlesz- Was WOOPS ‘(APENINGS
iioczeiiasaeuloeiolilsmrifiilhiiygiglitlfigfif It is felt llOW the Schools are in your Funersl problems ior New England.
was so willing to help him with operation that “m” “i?” ‘Ff, Contact him tor prompt sud sitleisnt ser-
his Q. M. chores? - - l-Iow many Pee-ks will soon betsishthl aewvrn “ea
instructions did Mowgli (The In- meetings. The Firs 11:0“) o m. u _ _ . _ WP strilctbi‘) give? - - Did Mstheson Basilica. Cub Pack oxpeg 5m slum slglllcr i; g LONG" I
receive his second (censored) let- within a week nr two an e X
m ti-om Paula yet? - - Does n. n. Tmop. Holy Redeemer. will set _, Mon" .. know how to wash dish-
ght without
es? - - Can IPrenchy ii tructure by
a club? Is that queer s
lllliillid
the swimming hole a diving stand
or a discarded pile oi wood... We
are still open ior inquiries fellows.
so send ‘em in.
NEWS 0F TROOP AND ‘f, flu PACK ACTIVITIES _ _ o.“ ":.:";?.z".:= “.*::rv..;":=" 2.: B-lii-HAI-Lufi °°P.“ ° Saturday n t, Sept- " ‘-
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print li'l this column an Q“ um‘ and!‘ _
Modern and old 9-12
such news it will soon become im- possible to ilnd material to mag:
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parties sre asked to send in reports
of uioir activities, meetings. hikes. 3- 1- 5- H!"
badoe work. tests and badses pass- ed etc, Remember Scouts, this is
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a AFor Better Government of the Best Province
For Better Government of Canada
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iFoir the Progressive Conservative Policy
‘For the Most Progressive Platform Ever Presented in
5s Prince Edward Island
MENU and WOMEN in Every District Mal-re a Up Your Minds to Vote and Work for
The Progressive _- Conservative Candidates.
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