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UNIIED LHURCH

ENGLAND oi CANADA

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5T, PETEILS-"EIQTBEDRAL TRINITY UNITED

a “mo”, -_ CHURCH

ts: 5.- "titlalf;

...;..t'.. and CIIOII‘ Director Pastor.

< .. Bn-nwn Lin Music ,(-‘.},,,’,‘,‘,'§}‘,9,“"r>.y and Youth Sun- "'" Simon ssnvrcas m, “My Communion m Matinl 11.00 (‘hornl Eucharist. w, |>_ _\l. Sunday School 7 l. )1, Evensong and Sermon.. ‘ wssu DAY SERVICES IIOL! COMMUNION Mtmtlav and Friday

Tu\\§[‘av. Thursday and Sat- , urtiny

939 Wednesday.

IJVENSONG 30 Friday. ‘All seats are free and unap-

rlated. visitors are welcomed we the incumbent is glad to see mm after the service.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

._ ST. PAUL'S (‘HURCH ANGLICAN it... J. r. Ibbott. no, Rector

Rovston F. Miiglnfd- A~RiC~o~o Orgillllil snd Choir Master.

manta SUNDAY AFTER . - TRINITY

CHILDREN AND vormrs SUNDAY

0:30 A. M. Holy Communion

11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Children's Service. -

Sennnnz-Sl-IDJN"! "Bunny l-lv-

g3. Anthem: "The Chlidrens‘ Praytl‘ _lil,',npl‘i‘i'iinll('ii.

7:00 I’. M. Evening Prayer and‘

Sermon.

subject: “God's Call to Yf-Ilth." Anthem: "And Did Those Feet" .-l’nrr,\'.

Vistcrs will receive a cordial welcome ut Si. Paul's Cb:rch.

PRESBYTERIAN

_-1~ -—' Till‘) KIRK 0F ST. JAMES The Rev. 'l‘. H. Bussell Somers

M.A., . . ' Minister Organist Miss l. Ll Ian McKeasia Mus. Boo.

ll .1. M. MORNING WORSHIP

Preacher: The IIev'd. Muriray Y. Prater. B. A» skillful!» N- s-

Anthem: “Grant Us Thy Peace." Mendelssohn

2:30 CHURCH SCHOOL

7 I’. M. EVENING WORSHIP

Guest Soloist - Mrs. William Ilathcson, St. Andrews United Church, Sydney.

Preacher: The Rev'd. Murray Y. Frns ‘a I}. A. Anthem: °‘ Abide With Me." Wol- colt. . '

YIUNTEHFEITQT cuuncu

Prince and Grafton Streets itev. G. Carlyle Webster

Minister llr. Frank l-riirlrcn A. T. C. L. organist and choir director‘

AIGRNING WORSHIP

ll. A. M. The Sacrament of the L0rtl's Supper will he observed.

‘This do, in remembrance of Me."

"Imus: 106, M8, 860, 90.

Anthem: “God Is s. Spirit."

2.30 I‘. M. The Sabbath School Ind Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

7-00 P.. M. Post-Communion Theo-e: "Looking Unto Jesus."

"turns: 675. 483. 600.

The Male Quurtette Selected.

"The gift of God is etwnal life "lrflllgl: Jesus Chr'st our Lord."

Your urr cordially invited to wer- Ihlv with us.

NEW YORK - Held wrapped moss the front, loose winter coats l" golden sand. steel gray wool ‘flours are of the middle twenties “ilh their upstanding shawl col- lars. cuffs and facing of fur. leeves arc set on Just above the tlbow to a deep .yokc that rounds down in back and of course the shoulders are the smooth sloping "WW of the period.

Bible Sunday October _ 26th.

‘tQ-woQcoQwsQQ-cfi; o

ilibio

Wool:

Starts October 21th.

All Ministers, Officers

_ of l ""55 Couectors

Contributors are requested in j;

"Whratetomako thissrnost l; successful year ll its offer- Jltlfor the P. I. LAII- 1 "My u can arlusa and I Bible IOIIOH.

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A Roy Kendall, L.B.A.M.. A.C.C.0. Organist and Choir Director

10.00 a. m. CHURCH SCHOOL in Hearts Hall.

11.00 A. M. Primary and Beginners Departments in Social Hall.

11.00 A. M. DIVINE WORSHIP conducted by Mr. Norman L. Ford. assisted by Dr. G- D. Steel. (Broadcast over Station C l‘ Q I)

Address by fir. H. Ill. Smith of Queen's University, Kingston,

Anthem: ‘The Woods and Every Sweet-Smelling Tree." (West)

Trfnlty Church extends a wel. come to those in attendance at the Senior Boys Trans-Canada Con. ference.

I200 p. In. DIVINE WORSHIP The service in coualmeraorstton of the 150th. anniversary o! St. John's Lodge A. F. and A. M. conducted by Rev. W. A. MacQuahrie, M. A., B. D., Grandmaster of the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island All members of the craft are cordi- ally invited to attend this service...

Men's Choir.

Vocal Solo “Neares- My God to

Thee," (Carey) Mr. Harvey Mc- Pherson.

IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE EVENING SERVICE in

Iicurtz Hall, religious films will be shown to which all are invited.

. BAPI ISI TI-IE BAPTIST CHURCH

Minister the Rev. J. D. Davison B.A-. B.D. Organist and director of choir Mrs. Allison MscRae A. T. C. M.

Morning Worship l1 A.M. Sermon: “Baptists and Liberty." Anthem: “Lord fdr Thy Tender

Macy's Sake." (Piurrant)

The Church School at close of

Morning Worship Evening Worship 7 P. M. Sermon: "A Choice of Gods" Anthem: “God is a Sp'rlt."

(Bennett) , Induction Service. The Induction

service. making the entrance .-,-| the

Ilev. Mr. Dav’dson into the past-

orate w.ill be held Wednesday Oct-

ober 29th. at 7.30 P. M.

You are cordially invited to wor- ship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

10:00 A. M. CHURCH SCHOOL and Family Hour.

Contests; Fellowslflp; and Instruction.

11:00 A. M. Morning Worship and Communion

Sermon: "Satan Looks at the At- onument"

Solo: "Jesus Lover of My Soul." (Mucbougalll. by-Mr. Roy Small- man.

7:00 pun-Evening‘ Worship Ser- vice.

Sermon: ‘Industan Religion.”

Solo: “Puss Me Not" (Downs) by Mr. Blcice Cartel-

"Tbe Church is a building and loan associafon to help you build a mansion in Heaven."

Central Christian Church invites you to worship on the Lord's day.

UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 89 ELM AVE.

Rev. J. C. hlrinsteuber Pastor.

10.00 a. m. Sunday SohooL

1i a. m. Worship and ITQSCIIIHI.

7.80 p. m. Evangelistic Meeting.

a p. m. Wednesday. Young People's

l. p. m. Friday, Bible Study.’ Broadcast no.0: to 10.30 A. M.

Sinsins

Choir.

Gospel Hall Upper Prince Street Meetings for Lord's Day I0 amp-Meeting for children.

ll s. m. Breaking or Bread. Bible Reading. 12.15 A. M. l

Week N'ght Server

are wdcomct

be Snvedz" John 10-0 Neither is the~c salvation in M»

no ,

GREAT GEORGE STREET

Major and Mrs. Victor MseLoau ll A.hl.: Holiness Mectilll’

Subject: "FOUR ASPECTS OF

GRACE.” Week-night mectlfll '1“ um‘ day at I P. M- I Salvation Arm! Meetlnsl m Mil in long and Testimony. Come and qajoy the Inspiration of the abcve thtrlnfl- “All. All WILCOIII

esoh Saturday C l‘ C Y Chlldnlfl

no p. m Preaching of the dowel l. p. III. Tuesday. Prayer Nilill- l"

Jesus ra‘d- "l are the Door b! Me if any man enter in He shall

other. for them is eone other IIIII5 under Heaven given all”! "f" whereby we must be Slvfd Ad!

Oontral Guardian

This column ls reserved for news of local interest, but advertising of a uewsy nature may be inserted IA five cents a word strictly pay- ahle in advance. s

s1- soon BERVICE—-AIIIIIIQ Coal Company. Phone 249B.

CON FEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE.

uowsno MMNNIS’ lrlmqi Footwear at 1'15 Queen Street. |

i MT. ALBION SERVICE in 60s.. P91 Tent, Lord's Day, 3 P, M, All welcome. ;

PHILCO REFRIGERATOR. - Ad-‘

CHURCH NOTICE. — There will be no service st Cross Roads and Alexandra on Sunday, October 19th as Pastor is absent.

HEAR MISS ESTELLE HIAINES discuss the Composite High School at 9.15 Monday evening 0v" C. F. C. ‘l.

THIS WEEK at the Marie Elena Beauty Salon lovely Oil Perman- ents, Regular $5.00 for $1.75 (with- out shampoo or set.)

IIAZELBROOK-UIGG BAPTIST PASTQIIATE. — Services Sunday, October 19th. Uigg 3 P. M. Hazel- brook 7.30 P. M. Sunday School 11 A. M. Rev. -I. A. Corbett, Minis- er.

CHURCH NOTICEZ-Covehead- Union Road. on Sunday, October 19th. Rev. Mr. MacCailum of York will conduct the services st West Covehead at 11 A. M. Covehead Road at 3 P. M. and Union Road at 7.30 P. M. The Rally Day Service ,w1li be followed at the Uni-on Road

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

IN CANADA. - Brookfleld Charge.

The Presbytery of Prince Edward

Island of t-he Presbyterian Cthurch

in Canada will be constituted in the

Church at Hartsville. on Tuesday evening, October 21st, at 8 P. M. foo" l the purpose of ordaining Mr. Don-l‘ alt-LI Nicholson to the Holy Ministry.

The public is cordially welcomed.

CAVENDISII UNITED PASTOR- AL CIIARGE. - New Glasgow at 11 A. M. The Sacrament of tihe Lord's Supper wl-ll be administered. Pre- paratory service Friday evening 7.3O P. M. Cavendish service at 7.30 P. M. Stanley Bridge at 7.30 P. M.

vice, guest speaker, the Rev. n.

you. Gcnge Cough, Minister.

cmmcrr NOTICE for Parish of Milton and Rustico for Sunday,

CHURCH October 10th. Children's Day and "°"‘ Sm“ §°“§'“.S§i‘~§‘§.i féstfiimfl $325.‘ UII D t. . . .

MAME!‘ Dmgggffli’ B" TH" note change of Cktxiinge.) Mtgfgllilf ' Praye 11.00. Iran's o .

Mrs. M. C. Stewart Organist. SW15;- su-vgce 10,. chndrexL S,“

Mark's. Rusticc, Sunday School 2.30 P, M. Evening Prayer 3.00 P. M. Rev, sidney J. Davies. B. A., Rector.

3'1‘, PAUL'S. Anglican Church. Twentieth Sunday after ‘Ilrinlty. Children and Youths’ Sunday. 8.30 A. M. Holy Communion. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Children's Ser- vice. Sermon. "Happy Llvins Anthem, The Children's Prayer. Humperdinck. 7.00 P. M. Eveninfl Prayer and Senmon. sublect. "God's can to Ymlhtl." Anbheon-"And ma Those Feet", Parry. Evefyimdy ‘Wel- come.

THE _ BAPTIST CHURCH. — Manning Worship at 11 A. M. will be conducted by the Rev. James D. Davison, B. A“ B. D., minister of this church. The morning sermon ,wi1i be "Baptists and Liberty." Far- ranvs “Lord for Thy Tender Marcy's Sake" will be the K110111018 anthem. The Church School with classes for all ages anti‘ needs will be held at the close of Momlng Worship, The sermon by Mr. Davi- soil at the service of Evenisng Wor- ship nt 7 P. M. will’ be "A Choice cf Gods." Bennett's “God Is a Spirit” will be the evening anthem. The music of the do)’ Wm be m charge oi’ Mrs. Allison MacRae. A. T, C. M“ organist and director of choir. 0n Wednesday eveniul.

se-rvicennarking the entrllwe 0! m! Rev. James D. Davlson. 8A., ‘ED-- into the pastorate of this Church will be held. You are invited to participate in the services of wor- ship at The Baptist Church.

TRINITY CHURCH. - This being Layunens Sunday, the morning service will be conducted by Mr. Norman L. Ford, assisted by Dr. G. D. Steel. ‘lihc special speaker at this gel-vice will be Mil‘. H. M. Smith of Queen's University. The choir will sing: “The Woods end Every sweet-smeliingfrrec" by West. the solo part being taken by Mr. Har- vey McPherson. In the evening the Men's Choir will, under the direc- tion of Mr. Kendall, have charge of the service o! song. and there will be s solo by Mr. Hervey McPherson: "Nearer My God- to 11190" by Cl"?- This service will be ‘ ‘ ' by the Reverend W. A. MocQuarrle. M. A» B. D., Gr dmaster of the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Is-

Subiw" “no!” n“ land, in commemoration of the - 2-80 o- m- Sunday School ll"! PM” 150th anniversary of 5t. John's Cllll. . LOCI! A. F. hlltl A. M. Immediately 1 rm. llvetrseiiltle Mewtins- sfter this service religious nuns

will be shown in ihellearta Mem- orial Hall. to which all are cordially invited. as they are to all services of_ the day. The Trans-Canada Con- ference of Senior Boys, meeting in the city during the week-end is 60b dinlly welcomed by Trlnity- The Church School will meet at the

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Vflnced Model on display. Toombs- Music Store. ‘

Church. |

The W. M. S. Thank Offering ser-, B.’ v MePhaii. A cordial welcome awaits: LA. l-Oilfiillgfil‘. bflill 0! 358m“- ;nayk¢g_

oct, 29th at 7.30 s special induction -

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PIHILCO REFRIGERATOR. - Ad- vanced Model orn display. Toombs Music Store.

POLICE COURT — At the Stip- endiary Magistrate's Couirt yester-

r day. a man charged under the Pro-

vhlbitlon Act was fined $300 and costs or four months. while s, sec- ond Prolubition offendett‘ was fined $50 and costs or two months. A party charged with indecent ex- posure was remanded for one week. and a a man charged with com- mon assault was remanded until , October m. A shrunk land incapable ; was fined $10 and costs or 20 days, while a man charged with using abusive language was fined $10 and costs or 20 days.

In Memorials:

l

i ‘mere entered into ‘eternal rest ‘at the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 28th., 1947. a kind and gentle sprit in the person of Mrs. James Smith, Charlottetown. P.E.I. in her 53nd year.

Mo's. Smith was born in the par- ish of Vernon River. but moved to the City at on early age. Her tmalden name was Martha Praught, and she was the daughter of Ed- sward and Ellen Pruught o1 Vernon Ryer.

Her ftriends were numerous throughout Canada and the United States and she was ever a true friend and counsellor to those who sought her help or ndtvice along

life's way. In her younger days, '

Mrs. Smith was a cheerful and willing wotrker m all parish under- takings, and was for three years president of the St. Charles Aux- iliary of the Charlottetown Hos- pital and had charge of numerous and successful undertakings on its behalf. Her interest in this work was repaid twofold in the kindnesiil

l devoted sisters at the Hosptai be-

stmved c-n her during her last ill- ness.

There are left to mourn the loss of a lend and loving mother the following children: - Miss Annie] Smith, 64 Gireat George st... City; Mrs. A.M. Woodside, Vuncouver.-_ BC; Mrs. J.J. Marshall and Mrs.

Susie, who were at her when she died.

lVIrs. Smith's husband, James Smith, predeceased her 14 years ago, and one son Hurry died in 1901. Another son. James. Edward was killed in action in France in 1916. She also leaves one sister.

bedside

Mrs. W.0. Davey, City, twelve grandchildren and eight creat- grandchildren.

Her funeral took place on ‘Tues- day, Sept. 30 to St. Dunstan's Bas- ilica, where the funeral mass was sung by Rev. Fr. McTasIIe who also pcflormed the rites st the grave- side. r The following friends and neigh- bors acted as pail-bearers: Messrs Guy Scott. H. Bonnell, W.J. Brew- ders, J.P. McCloskcy, Vincent Grimes, Archie Merci-lane. Inter- ment was in the Catholic Cemetery. The loving messages of sympathy from the States and Canada re- ceived by the family are a tribute to the memory of one. who vrl-il be sadly missed and mourned by all.

Beet never tiring by night 0r by d8

Y.

Of helping God's weaker ones over life's way.

Eyes in whose depths always lin- gered a smile,

Seeing through 1.1a only good things worth while,

Heart always ready with com- fort for others.

All these were yours. best and dearest of mothers.

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The family of the late Mrs. James srruith wish to thank all their kind neighbors and friends who by their expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness. helped 1n our recent sad bereavement in the death of our dear mother.

We wish to thank in s. special way the Rev. Bernard Gillis and Sisters of the Clftown Hospital. also the clergy of St.'Dunstan's Cathedral and the Doctor.

onto or TllAliliS

Mr. Osbome Wood of Dundee wishes to thank all kind friends and neighbours who sent Cards. Letters of Sympathy, Flowers and those who helped in any way in his recent sad bereavement.

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i Relevancy , . ~ mievflflvy ‘efers to s condition.

Literature i Anil Lilo

B! BOOKMAN

‘A thing is as we say "irrelevant" . when it is not suited to its position '

within that idea. 1t refers m g, condition of fitness. We may the better see what it means by tak- 1118 a few cases in which the idea of fitness is illustrated.

F" 105M066. there is a story told (how true I cannot say) o! a man who went to preach in an Institution where the congregation W“ made 11D of people of low mentality. It was a mental hospital He took as his subject "the gin o! 85544113 about?’ He lost sight of his audience and their needs. That was an extreme case, but surely the mistake is often committed, when discourses are framed with- out the speaker first sitting down and asking himself what the act. ual needs of the audience were. Do they need comfort, or advice

‘or encouragement? Otherwise it might be, a case of utter irrelev- ancy. The means not suited to the

end. In fact no real end in sight ‘ Mom-g; Mrs, Rendle Ilarter; Mrs.‘

not even contemplated.

This is seen when people on in years try to pass for thirty years younger and so act. Tricks in dress

or other artlfiees are useless for»

Contributions To

k Protestant Orphanage

C‘ ‘ottetown Continued Charlottetown collection is now

completed; any person who may

have been missed can forward

contribution to Mrs. H. S. Hellder- j

son, 4'1 Euston St. Queen St. Continued Rogers Agencies Ltd Employees Roy-oi Bank 'A. L. Wright .. W. A. Rlx . .. Audrey Watts .. . Gt. George st. Continued ‘Miss Florence Owen .............. .. ' Grafton St. Continued R. T. Holman Ltd, Ch'town and S‘Slde ..

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iJ. Lester Douglas ........ .. Brighton Avenue l Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fisher Mrs. Merritt Fbrsythe . Mrs. W. C. Whltiock . . .. 1.00 I 50c: Mrs. C. F. Archer; 35c: _M.rs. Lertcr; 25c: Mrs. Ivan Sin- clair. Villa Avenue 2.00 each: Mrs. I". E. Smallwcod; James Tait. 1.00 each: Mrs. Vincent Blake; Mrs. John McNevln; Mrs. J. F.

Victor McLean. ,50c Each: A Friend; Mrs. Egan.

30c: Mrs. A. D. Ramsay. Green Street

Mrs. FIR. MacRae ....... ..

the device shows plainly through l fly-Qenfleld Avenue all attempts at deceit. A hat on a M; and Mm 1:3 G_ Huwhuon 1500

youth of twenty locks ridiculous on a head that shows the snows of sixty winters; and conduct beccm- l ing a person in the thirties is most unbecoming in a person old! enough to be a grandparent. Con- | duct should be fitting to the years. i

There is a line in Horace about‘ the “New Rich" where he dec- lures:

"Howe'er proud of your cash Rome's streets you range, Your breed. mere fortune cannot

change."

They may try to prove to the public that money can buy culture, but it can not be bought with money alone. Nor can it be found over night. It takes time. This re- minds one of what is said to have "happened 1n Oxford once. An Arn- erican tourlst asked a man how they got such smooth lawns there. “Oh that is simple enough", said the man questioned." We clip it and r011 it and clip it and r011 it for about five hundred years that is c1l."‘So with culture it depends on much more than some bit of good fortune or some trick of the stock

As long ago as wheII Horace wrote the "Ars Poetics" he had the idea of congruity. He bids any writer to guard against using ab- surd combinations of antipathies. Can I do better than reproduce what he says on the subject?

"I1 in s picture, Piso, you should see

Ahandsome woman with s. fish's tail,

0r a man's head upon s horse's neck.

Or limbs of beasts of the most different kinds,

Covered with feathers of all sorts of birds,

Would you not laugh and think the painter bad? .

Trust mo, that book is u ridicul- ous,

Whose incoherent style (like sick men's dreams)

Varies all shapes, and mixes ail

extremes. _

Painters and poets have been b allowed

Their pencils. and their tancies, unconfined.

This privilege we freely give and take;

But nature, and the common laws of sense

rot-ate to reconcile sntlpethios.

Or make a snake engender with s dove, ,

And hungry tigers court the ten- der lambs."

Thus he warns the would-be writer be careful od the figures M uses. And sometimes we hear folk use absurd combinations of words —ad_lectlves out of all proportion to the sense. as "awful nice," or "a horrid fine day." or "feaniul lxetty". A oongruous thing 1e one that agrees with its context.

These are illustrations of whet we deem the relevant.

In Memos-lam

In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Francis J. Donnelly. who passed away Oct. 18th, 1940. Gone dear mother, gone forever Hovnwc miss your kindly face, But yen left us to remember None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still- But death has left ‘a loneliness The world can never fill.