21.1w

BIBL S0

Esau!!!HEhBRBHaxw:-:u¢_u§:¢—xm

cnuecaeo reueimow fig

:E:-:§=-=&l-=§Ms:-: .gz-zinz-zaxfi:saa-:axnfii

sr. Psrsivs CATHEDRAL

I"" ‘“"

Oililltfifl 0|‘ INGLAND iioehievd M2

__,__’.-..__.-..._ llev. Canon l. M. Malone . M.A.. L.Th.

0o Mstinsl ' 00 ilely loohsrlst. Choral and

iermoll- 2/30 Sunday School. Ivonseng and Sol-men.

11.15 Friday. 1.45 Saturday and Thursd . N’! 0-

servloas are hold in l. All seats are free Visitors are the incumbent is em after any service.

EVERYBODY WEIKJOMI "gszrrrt-“ri r '--P"1- -"

sr. PAUL'S enough“ alas T. Ibbott, lloctor

Min Lillian Iario. Organist

hool. Prayer and

er and Sermon. Curate "of ‘s Cathedral will con- duct all the Services.

w-PRESBYTERIAN ~' ' (‘HE KIRK OF ST. JAMES

Sermon. L00 Evening Pray

Minister The Rev. T. H. Busaeii Some" - Mk?” 8.1M. Miss l. Lirlfien McKensio Mill. BM-

MOINING WORSHIP the lenre.‘ I

Are They" A. l. Gaul — ontis (Bachei es, at ‘lines. a stun‘

CFC!’ » . Church School. BSHIP Wney Ielnd

wiil_ conduct the II‘- eliver -tho sermons.

.._._....._.__

ZION PRESBYTERIAN Prileo and larsften Street L 1 Minister lmv. u. cannon wllsren _ m...

MOBNINE WORSHIP Theme: ‘The Power at

urea. cs1, 29d. Joy of Man's De-

Ahthem: "Joell. is. sioeisui School and

NING WORSHIP ‘Teliowiaip With

Co liy with us. UNITED CHURCH of’ CANADA.

VNITIQD n

Minister I. MeLeunan ELI-A M

conducted by the Dev. Dr. A: D.

slarinfl-Bowhoven, arranged 1.; Lib wnnsmr. sermon by Dr. Mscltensie

"Teach Me 0 Lord" - ‘so at tho organ O

11.00, 1 There will be so lseioo Oboir

_--

irector W01! Sill?

BAPTIST rue nAvmsTEnuncn

Minister Rev. I. Judson Levy. 5.1!.

nsosmuo wossinr 1 . . Sermon: “Christian Isithl the

Well of God."

Anthem: "Turn Thy hes Prom My

Sine" (Sullivan)

The Church ilchbol immediately

follows Mornlnx Worshi .

EVENING WORSHIP ‘i l’. . Sermon: “What Think Ye oi

Christ." Chorale: "Round Me Fells the

Nllbt." The solo of the evening will be suns by Writer Derry Bugden. -

- Members of the Church and Con-

Iffilation are urged to support

generously the work of the Bri-

tish end Foreign Bible Society

when celled on during the in-

coming week.

Organist and Director of Choir. Mrs.

G. Elliott Full. You are lnviied to worship with ' THE BAPTIST CHURCH

TEFTRXL- fi-{REETXF 011012011

Kent Street

ltev. M/arvei D.‘ Dunbar Minister

Mrs. Milton Stewart, Organist.

11.00 un. Sermon: "Under-gird the Victory". Guest speaker: m. 0. W. McCally of Toronto, Ontario.

the All

Cansds Committee of Churches

General Secretary of-

of Chrii in tho Dominion. Chorale: "Nearer, Still (Morris).

$.30 pm. Church School will meet

in the Annex.

7.00 p.ns. Sermon: “Mightier Than the Sword." Mr. M. D. Dunbar

will preach. Solo: The S of Galilee" (Morris) Miss lie Macwilihm Central Christian Church on Sun-

u‘, “flung Wm pa, "c" ‘mu: Sermons, in the Morning on "Re-

to the unparalleled Book

books‘ the Bible; and to the on- rel eled work of the British and oreign Bible Socie‘ whose one ambition hes been, and is today, to tho Weed at God in the

hands oi all men and nations. in s way; with His people.

1.1.11; Mil}? Foreign iiiblc Society

IN f-CANADA AHD- NEWFOUNDLAND i

PIINOI EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

BEDUILDING WITH THE BIBLE IN THE FOUNDATIONS Will you Help The Society? To Send me Scriptures to

gber ted lands 1n an almost lbie oas Europe. -

To maintain and if possible

Wershl in Ills house; on Bis day;

UEIITRM. Gllilillil

of ijel taunt. but firm i’. ‘uiifiiifim-ofi’ .1111. able is savanna. ' “U

_--_-_.

OIAIWILL for Photographs. UONII II. _ ‘ o: ATION LII‘ m

BALI OI‘ ROMS COOKING. st I o'clock Saturday. Oct. 2'1, at St. James Kali. 10, It. it. 31.411

c0111.. - Bend 1n our m... we have ocsi. l-l. it, rge a 1o2c-u.

SUMMI will reopen on Sunday, October 28th st 2.30 P. M. There will be s eciel music. Rev. Lewis M. urrsy, Minister. 10-27-11.

.___._

COVEHEAD CHARGE UNITED CHURCH. — Service Sunday October 28th are: West Coveheed 1 A. M._ Covehead Rood 7.30. Rev. T. A. Wilson, Minister. 10-27-11.

CAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH ——Public Worshi Sunday, October 28th. 11.00 A. . Nor-t Rustico. 7.30 P. M. Stanley Bridge. The Anniverser service ‘planned will not be hel this Sun ey. Rev. E. F. Coffin. Minister. 10-27-11.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHURCH.-Sundoy, October 28th. Wlnsloe South 11 A.M. Princetown Road 3 P. M. Hifihfieid 7 P. M. Sunday School Ra iy Day, Winsloe Nort ‘l P. M. Rev. J. R. Skinner, Interim Moderator. 10-17-11.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, October 28th. 8.30 A. M. Holy Communion. 10.00 A. M. Sunday School. 11.00 A.M. Morning Prayer end Sermon. 7.00 P. M. Evenin Prayer and Ser- mon. ’ All Serv css wii bo con- ducted by the Rev. l‘. D. Hender- son, Curato of St. Peter's Cathed- ral. Everybody welcome.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. - Both Mornin and Evening Wor- ship at The irk tomorrow will be conducted by The Minister the Rev. '1‘. I-I. Bussell Somers, lVi A., S T. M., who will also preach the

r-l

isicn in the Home" and in the "Evening on "The Longest Way Round in the Shortest Wsy Home." The music will be under the direction of the Church Or- enist, Miss E. Lillian McKenzie,

us. Bee. The Morning Service will be broadcast. over CFCY. At 2.30 Sunday School.

POLICE COURT — A charge o! theft of soods under the value of $25 wss substituted in o remand case of breaking and entering with intent to steal and the two defend- ents were sentenced tn 30 days im- p! sonment. Sentence was sus-

nded on condition of good be-

eviour. Two drunk and disorder- lies were fined Q0 and costs or 30 days, and $10 snd costs or 15

Oeses under the Excise Act. One

increase supplies of Scrip- tures for peoples 1n every Continent.

To egesd the good news of -the os e1 in hitherto un- touched sngusges. To co-ogrerate with other Bible ocleties wherever united effort is possible.

lfts you can have a port 1n is greet work.

In the P. E. I. Auxilic . tomorrow will be "Bibe Sunday" and "Bible Week" will stat Monday. Durinfi the wee special efforts w1

be made to receive offerings for this greet wor . Sum- merside ranch etes for

thes events will be Novem- ber 8th and 19th. -

lirs. lictcrmacks

1'10 PRINCE ST.

__...

Boom Sutes t pieces; Oh e el ; Vanity b

China 0a eta- Wardrobes-

IOII lees. all in A- GIVS US A CALL.

Ww v ¢v~v¢‘O'Q4-O-0-§9

USA0011 LIMITS 0F PROPHECY ' " ‘ ronn MYSTERIOUS houses RIDING THROUGH-THE WORLD Iueday Night, October 28, st 8.00 O'clock g urn DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH

Laptkorno Avenue

Welcome Tove in on CFCY every

sou. coast glltlfifllt

' llllrll

Sunday School.

Worship and Imthlas. wgdnejdl? Prayer Meeting. “u”, Young People's ell Wei-

out. ; . C. KLIINSTIUIIQR, Faster.

el Shurelr

Brill 4 Fr M1225.‘ 133E.

A

I 1 By your prayers nnd your \ I 1

FURNITURE STORE

NOW 0N ANN-Walnut D31;

resers; Buffets; Chaim Pull-out Oosohos

ohen 011p ar : erre Din ng Taster Orilg and Mailm- i cen ition.

...__.-

._---_----

was adjourned until wdsywsnd the tolgee other cases until Tuesday. . 80. .

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH»- The morning end evening services in Trlnit Church on Sunday, October 2 th will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. A. D. MecKenzie, who will also deliver both sermons of the dey. The music for the day will be under the direction of Mrs. Keith S. Rogers, and will include two Anthems: ‘The Heavens are Declaring: by Beethoven, es ar- ranged y Dudley Buck; and "Teech Me O Lor " by Attwood. Owing fo Mr. Kendslls lndis osi- tlon there will oe no Junior C olr réractice in the afternoon. The

hurch School will meet at the ususi hours.

Till UEEWS MESSAGD- At great ible Society gathering 1n Central Iiall, Westminster. the foi- lowing is part from e letter which was read from Her ivlsjesty The Queen. "I welcome this effort to

that God's richest blessing wii rises. I am sure the best weicon

November 18th and h.

i h . Th Chu h Schoo n. animmdleteiy? at tii: close o

he "What Think Ye of o

evening solo will be sun

b f t Ch also; arr; s11“§§i1'-r'1'“1

‘The music of t e da wii st end director of c

m: iiAltLUll

EDS YOUR HE].

I National Temperance Study v | l Course for Sunday Schools, I945 |

rravor:00oc.mot1ous1oolo|us.

I Abconoi. AND SOCIAL urn Little and Thomas M rmand '

Monday: TbeI-ndefsCss-oar scflpmrt “mum “In tile tw tit and ' ' ‘W, y“ o, A“ mmxhim instruction of toy father. boson Elan w relsn over Israel in 9mm“ l: 8_

h“ “Wmi- Mes parents wuss their ch11. h?‘ °*‘"‘°“- drcn as m flhe can“ of alcohol ____ m in“ “gum‘£nhm' H h‘ w” as s beverage. This is not because annnn United Church u, ‘

Co. Zimri. captain of

PuOd With dfllli! ilhtii ha Oflilld D0 reason or kdteifend himself; i 8'“ "m" can be s reel new. Alcohol has 3:29:13‘ figdb ‘“gh“q“;:: “fr!” it“ been an age long problem, and

w y 5° m 3 m" There Mg strong Judgments against

and invite men 1n to my

they are

self- man. their prospects in life.

iifes, save us by ‘fhy power from the shame and lcu of sin. Amen

Tuesday: The Road to Poverty d

witnessed

have I committed?" know of, but I have orders not to

“None that I

fifteen years

. robbed him of his profession than of his independence. then o old-egg enemy of men's high.

Question: Why ls liquor likely to lead men to poverty?

Find out how much re-

Chrlst dost offer abundant life to thy children, grant that men and women in over increasing numbers mum may realise the dangers of sicoh- 1:90p“ who u, ggutiom shout spending money for food or cloth. ing are often reckless when pey- 5110"! in; out cash for drink. The sv. ‘eragce anneal sgognzlin& formllquor

u . m . wo- Wflmurti "Th?! d"!!! W0 MM n man. call . A roximaui of violence" Proverbs i: m“ d h d w y A limo girl arranged a

bring the Bible back to the peo- gle and the eople back to the

ibie, end it s my earnest prayer rest upon this and similar enter} one beverage‘ Amen‘

or the returlng men and women. and one which would help them most to forget the horrors of war, would be for them to find e Christ- ian home sweiting them.” In the

. . I. Auxiilsry tomorrow wllll be "Bible Sundsby" and Elbe Week" will stsrt ondey. Durir" the week special efforts will be mode to receive offerings for this rest work. Summerside Branch gates for these twists will be

blrhhdsy bu liquor. so ms s paty for her friends. All went mer- d, “h” “an”; $34 g ygaf, her father come home drunk and was so rough that the question: How does the drink guests hsd to 1Z0 homo Bicken- habit mm Canada? the little girl seid to depsrting frfmds: spoils everything "

Drink certainly spoiled the V-E Day celebration in lislifax A mob of Civilians and service men goth- ered. Breweries end liquor stores raided. Ll uor flowed feely. Question 1 Why ls liquor libe- soid cheaply or gven sway Then 1y to lead a men is povertv? looting began 5mm v

en

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -’I‘he service o1’ Morning Worship at 11 A. M. will be conducted 11y the Minister, the Rev. I. Judson Lcvy, B. D. Recognising "Bible Society Day" Mr. Levys sermon will be Christi n Faith and the Word of God." ullivsn‘; Turn Thy F!“

ns’ wii be the morn-

windows were Goods were stolen The authorities were powerless to restore order. “mum For two days and two nights bh-e looting continued. ——— oi: people were sr- Lesson m. ocrormt m1. nomad ‘more were many accidents deaths. In two days 0N ‘I'll! WAY ‘Ni SUNDAY s did more da- \ 8011001. cit-y of l-Iailfsx. revenue re-

. 1 W - ”‘°"“.“‘ ‘?»'.°ii‘.‘“3.111“‘l§“.'iiu..$u minister, whose sermons w n h 1 m 1 tn ciirmi" e o or s s c ors e dliilyiifi ihtJTh ‘noun . l a . a b; liquor-erased time: than the amount ceived from the solo of liquor 1n thoymvlnce of Nova Scotio for a Th. mm“, u, m.

Writer Berry Bugdcn. The em- Consro-

nterested ere urged to sup ort generally the work of the Br tioh and Foreign B1310 Society 1 their special ef- ° Ii‘, the to our

ohaiige of Mrs. c. 1:11 oh; run. or- so of 11mm a real

u uuAltDlAN

fort!» IOOd nuns of Osnsds. Amen.

Thursday: Itaee Experience hear the

and f sake not the law of thy mother."

are ktlLioys. It is because

UNI-IR m" ‘Atgzbzmfi they have lived longer and have

sees what alcohol does to people.

wen-i 1n and smote him and killed

hm]. l ma“ u: M“ . They do not telk theory-they mink This is not a pretty talc. then, drunkenness does pretty things! Many e man habit

of persons. neighbours or relatives

But $52.22;: m

Race fence is the total

when ho has allowed himself to be Indium“ o . m,‘ ‘uoceukm of parents and children. In some of;

our choices such recs experiences

it. ‘There 1s no need for individuals

emy. In certain Canadian cities "for p extmdvew‘ to experiment in order to discover iris stsnd in dooraay: 1;‘ wmetglm to ‘$3, ‘w “and . .. . , any r ers h y he lhiwmbgerrmzflmkggthil fr?‘ 3:‘? never touched 1t The simplest. ' “ ° t’ safest. ssnest thing 1. to decide They are liven more to drink, it is reported. and when arffticientiy; drunk all their money s. en mm them. ‘hue, those _ use intoiricstln! drink are 515;; ‘hjfw,f""‘“kn‘,§”,lff,‘féaf“flfe loss y ' '

not siwoys be 1n the form of 7:021- wnm‘ why do I mp8“ ma’ BY. They may lose treasures more precious by fer-health, the respect Payer: o“, “m”, n flunk respect. iheir mo. in God and 1n i,",‘,,°;,,‘_°’,h§‘{§ *3,;;,;§',3,~,,§,1' m’ tisnce. Help us from their coon. Q“ m“ do mm ‘on eleiietotxasgn the Christian way of through the use of liquor. ‘ '

ifhe results for themselves, Liquor

never to take the first drink. Question: R-ece experience has s-

, dgmcntsf

l‘ rldey: M

erteiity Dudes-missed “m” Script/ore: “In the day of our Th’! 5"‘- WT 5*" king the princes have msdo him "m" w‘ lck with bottles of who; he stretched out his band with seem-

ers." Hosea 1:5.

iooesneea ct our own land.

my people?" Ether l: l.

more are spent for 1m

onuthird of the people 1n Csnad Midis: y

"Wink Prayer: Lord of the lands, help us to free Canada from s11 fhat wastes, weakens or defiiee. Amen.

QUESTIONS

clue 1o marks.

ny roar! Grime (Junior)

wars ver much exalted.

mass runs roun nnuderoal

potent 1 r prises. 8o. pleaoriiltlon

TUDIIYDNII Al! PIBUI

morsnoo. "She was ao

ellnootiniearstm

office." said d

shout m. ace Lillian and

when adnuik

LEW

‘Phat Hosea was correct he h: diagnosis becomes apparel: an?“ mfihimmhl‘ thouslu-fulpeoplotodaywhora. "1 ,, ' S“ W‘ W" W W" gerd with deep cox-learn the moral

ty. Proverbs 28: 21a. Th, Th‘ WM" "m!" majority of unfortunate ls car. quit‘ " “we l“ ‘he ' “W” M 0 ed for in institutions o rneldll large city office building. A shab- fl-umy “M”; m", they wok WY wed m“ with “shaves u... wron nun m 1m afier n“. m” m9 “WW”- M in: acoep intoxicating drinks. once the operator ordered him off. n“ pflyphg“ o; m”; w," m

Mhvwmqf lnawl- direoilinovrithifligkncnostthlnk. . Willi’- Wm" ore of today in their warnings re.

T0 which "he gassing the harmful offecte of tribe us; ofueioohtoliloubevewes; h mo o f o at on.

'0 M» 1n We elevator" mionsuips beetwean mo‘; and. wo- Reiuctsntly the mm left the ele- men ‘t pay-Lg; whqvg liquor i; not , F permitted are on on entirely dif. 3e" afhlgnra-tgrgiog- 'gh!.‘1mm ferent level from thus? at

Amefikm‘ ‘hupml "86 ies where liquor flows reeiy. A Quoted: Wh does lloucr lower “t” w‘ ml“ m“ d?!“ hi4 the level 0t soc s1 life.

ANNUAL PROVINCIAL CANVASS

BIBLE SUGIETY Oct. 29th to Nov. 3rd.

“Put First Things First" “Thu Word Was Made Flesh and Dwelt Among Us.”

Al. this time when all human values seem to have been swept away by "Man's inhumanity to man” God's word is the only thing real and abiding.

On Monday, October 29th, representatives of the Bible Society throughout the Province will call on the general public for contribu- tions to help perpetuate THE WORD.

Thousands of copies of the Bible are given away annually. It is also translated into hundreds of languages and dialects, end given t6 those who know i-IIM not. The Bible is also distributed among prisoners in penal institutions.

- With your help this work can continue. Welcome the workers when they call.

GIVE T0 THE BEST 0F YOUR ABILITY A Life Membership Certificate in the P.E.I.-Auxiliary of the Society

is $25.00. This would be an ideal way of giving thanks to Almighty God for the many mercies that we enjoy.

Summer-side dates for “Bible Woo!" Nov. 19th to 24th

P. E. I. AUXILIARY _

British and Foreign Bible Society

Auxiliary Offieo 142 Prince Street Charlottetown

Prayc: Itunsl God. fordvo m i m5 hflml- if as sons of thine we have not The been worthy of our minor-June est possibliitm had seduced on- u; sum, 1n m“; mu puu-e

u to poverty and fsli- m1,” Amen

ure. Eur the drunksrd shell come flgtzflfllgyg o“ up; [yo-min to povertW-hcw tragically often WI m W». ancient prophecy Scripture: "Haw can x endure to see the evil that will come unto

If she does that men killed hcr-" Miss Brown asked, "What about said John only. k k the driver?”

Mill Brown I»? wee and Bil! “We didn't think much about Olco Mon uo, “Poor Lillian" she said. untif u‘ ‘m They all loved her, s quiet little licve he 1s 1n Jail and will come up girl who never had much to soy in cqurt."

but was always there and always Lillian was in the hospital quite '1. Wolud you soy spew ready to help 1n any way she could. s. few weeks. Her friends took "WHEY 0n ulwhoiio drinks w Miss Brown felt angry too. turns at going no see her and do no 200d to anyone s.r1d are ai- “A drunken driver!" she ssid. sending "new little notes. "What a 10b of suffering ‘no has The driver was sent Yo Jail and thins?

sused- How dreadful 1t will bo for lost his driver's iiscense for two 8- Will you remember

him when he comes to hirnselfi years Ho sold he didn't remem- °fl h!‘ Why to Sunday School? What did he doJc-m?" ber anything about it. He had J ‘Q1118?- gehig Wlfd elfipect“ 581% been drinking at. some friend's Question 1 How 0 n. " “We 0H is Cm‘ We“ and then had some more beer and ' swsylliisoofide a 8511c. tori s Whiskey at Another house. m‘ Mm ' dmnkm firm" ¢WD b . W n e 0 118- He promised never lo touch the “S _