. 5/-.. ‘ m-LEWESTERN GUAR IAN rfiim- wsre-tem- -

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III GINO!» l‘! Oil's! "M".

will be dellvdel to any he‘. h 135mg. .:.~..-:.'.':.::'...':..~..'.~:a.c.:- - di-

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all

Ors Meclimn ummufla. received word from n“ play pen. Pto. Ora FF“ gfwlliat he hllsulfvitlcired 0,2?" OYQEQII. w

t Convention 0f llihiirchee 0f ' Christ lield

Based on the theme. "Prior-mas

, “rd-ft lififififilalihfiifiié with‘;

‘W urliiiarvxgili-s ago ‘In: fvn- m‘! m a" N" ° °" film“

“use held this mo ' at m‘ chwd" “m!” _ k (mm s, Paul.‘ Roam, Sessions began on ioclqf Church _‘_S Iv momlns- In the .uriavoidable catholic - agar: of the Dlfidldollt, luv. Kim. D161’! C,

Personals chapelrmllisn} “ m“ w“ m” "d

"_* "PW led b Re .

n‘, Colin Welsh. R-E-Elllhhostm ,Why0 wel-

wilmot valley. Miss Reta Artiier. comed the delegates. Mr. R. H.

ilnlecér-id mayo Vivien}: MacNeill, Charlottetown responded Sunday vlslmrgylo Cape Traverse.

to the address of welcome. pitsls oi Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- yyilliams.

...__.- _ ‘mm _ Child's m: m, summerside. Janos in Seven m!» “w, august o. Good J44 _,.__.

IIOMAS CIIIG- Jglira or T g m m”

broad he has made his home summsfslde for the lut twenty n no has been ill for about six i" H, w... the son of the late Mrs. John Crcighafi of gnmerside. He was unmarri

‘it. m and

. and Ml’!-

Church reports were read and

discussed at some length. The need

, oi eva elian, leadership training

_._-—-————-— 3d Ch tim education was stress-

{--—€——-—- .

sr ormsrarvs aasmoa Rem-o. A. Jeffrey, Bummerside,

brought-the first sermon. His sub-

jeot was “The Priority of the Church."

A discussion period on oo-opera-

_tlve work followed. Mrs. J. M. Cur-

, . presenting the All-

ommittee outlined the pro-

nationai work of the

was observed trough-

tlie Catholic Diocese as Buch- lrlsiic Sunday. At St. Dunstan‘: Bssilitil, I-lis Excellency Bishop usullivan celebrated 8.00 inm- liass ior the men and Rev. L. Boul- m in the lower church for the ‘omen and children. Sermons at no 9.30 and 11.00 were preached t; her. K. MacMiilan, and the litter Mass was celebrated by Rev. l, Ayers assisted by RAV- - Mm, deacon and Rev. J. A. gflllvan, sub-deacon. The Blessed: sicramcnt was exposed after thel all Mass until Holy Hour at 7.00l l, the evening whim was conduct- q} by Bishop 0'Sullivan. Benedic- tiaii of the Blessed SRCTBIIIQM W35

Yesterday

istnn, s l Canada c gross of Church.

Rev. Wm. Bilsori led an open forum on problems peculier to the churches. f

Rev. R. B. Shaw, outlined the relations oi the Disciples to such inter-church work as temperance, the movement for religious educa- tion in public schools Christian education advance, Boys’ and Girls’ Work under the M R E.C. Saturday afternoon session was lllli or Rev. h Dousnn assisted taken by the Provincial w.M.s. l! ll" 0°37"! Chm“ aw" lmd" with Miss Ruth Dickieson. New gr. W. J. Brown. and 011N139‘ Jiasgow, president, leading the lus- J- DWKFW Prayers “d com‘ warship. W.M.S. reports were pre- nunion were offered for peace and “ma; Mm Lem, wright mponed Irllirtvl P°°Pl° mPNVW" days‘ on her work as regional worker,

and Mrs. F. M. Stewart, gs secret-

dry-treasurer. Although we are now mid-

Mrs. Curiston as National Wo-

m men's Worker, addressed the ses- silrimer it is most sratiiylnl that the attendance at the Sunday

sion on the work oi her depart- ment. Revk William Bilson brought a stimulat ng sermon on " he ““‘.ifi.t‘ii'.'.‘.‘ii..i“‘-i~‘i.if‘i...'f.t“é not a on w on new “new .i“$.'ii'.i'...'i.ié°"lii““°‘ii;i'.l'if‘ Mrs. o. Elliot mil presided moat efiénm - Y $33, i: “éixjggx; ‘kfuprgxeéfili "The Priority oi Stewardship." have, Th, guest singer was Miss Purl: Burris who sang "Beside will waters" very acceptably. The urine of Rev. McLennans miiori was ‘The Church". The tith Psalm was read wherein we find "Blessed are they that dwell iii thy house" also “A day in ‘lily house is better than a. thous- uid". The hymns were appropriate and helpful. ’ Th; text was Matt: 15-18 and

for thc nominating committee re-

Wm. Bilson, Summerside;

atives to the P.

gow. -Mr. Donald Bailey reported the resolutio committee. The

pa" ‘he Mck_'_he symbol o! thanks of convention was exterio-

iiie ordinary man upon whose e- iotion under God the Church e- peiids-You are thc Church, Bapt-

a solemn obi -

Church for hospitality, and to Mrs. Curiston. Satisfaction was express- ed to the Dominion and Provincial Governments for measures taken to

film is ‘uon- Your ma" W“! meet the liquor menace, but the

l-hd

one sacred. blessed y the Church. llie church is the bulwork of Soc- ltli’. the bulwork of freedom and liberty, the creator of Democracy. Itch one must, accept the respon- itiiiiity of the flhurrh ' _ g l" sense of the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of man.

lll the evening the text was Acts all “The Vision .of Christ". No

l0li can compare with it, first in lit confidence in men who receive llic Holy Spirit, second in its con- ltiition of the redeemed earth or the Kingdom oi God on earth. ‘This is the commission of Christ. let us whoie-heartedly devote our- selves to it.

er efforts be made in the way oi increased restr‘ “ temperance cducationhgnd drastic law en-

....

Approval of the ' ‘ of re- ligious education In the Publld schools was given. lmiphssis was laid on evangelism and the M. C. M.S. was asked

I “lcable.

A resolution of a new pol m , and oi the Church as l. whole financial support for trl its leadership.

3131-115 All congregations were urfl? WRTELLO-At New Wiltshire. I'll. on July l0, iota. to Mr. and llri. Norbert Costello s. son. Earl

tion Advance.

The W. M. S. nominating oom- mittee: President. Mrs. Fred Rose South Lake; Vice-President. William Bilson: er. Mrs. F. M. town; Regional Worker, linright, Charlottetown. ton Beck Rev. H. R.

Stewart. Charlotte- Mrs. Leith m. Pres-

VAIMICIIAEL — At the K-lhlfl “my Hospital, Montague, P111. "l Mia. 3. i943, to Mr. and Mrs. lilln Carmichael, Peskes‘ 5th.. P. l-l. l daughter.

GRAHAM-At the Kings County

"Mullet Montague, our. on

A"!- 4. 1M3. to Mr. and Mrs. Guy

olghllm. Murray Harbour North. . a son.

South Lake. deliv- tion sermon on t e first the KinKdOIII is righteousness.”

Sunday morni wofllilr by HIV B. E.

, w W and ss-nl a solo Wl. y rdeou

-" fine effect. minim: - At Sumniersid preached vii August ‘i. 1M8, Thomas Ore - "Used 14 years. Funeral Tue av mlimlns at i) o'clock from St. Paul's Miran Catholic Church.

' of G. A. Jeffrey 0 communion

at

lhl for the WWII

N. D. MacLean UNDERTAKER

EMIALMEI

Charlottetown end

North Wllielille

_ Phone II Prxaching." 3"‘ ' _convention to a close.

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE BOIIVEIITIOI

wave I tl r rt r the Dlltrigt i? hi3 éliilPti-l.‘ 9t2‘.‘i.'.'.l‘.l' Bmlzmyerslz: at choose candidates 1M‘ u"

August ll to

7°“ aloe e exam Afntge 19-735."... the annual men of the PM" PNIIGlve Conservative Association wllrbe he d. J. I‘. AI-BINAULT _ Convener.

nf neighbour-a priority!’ ‘Mrs. Mold

slam ‘Win Bilson inousht V. . final sermon on "m Priority o1

devotions on the theme. Rev. Paul Richardson, Montague,

ported as follows: President, vRev.

ce- PNsidflit, Mr. R. W. Beck, Monta- gue; Secretary-treasurer, Rev. R. E. Shaw, New Glasgow; represent- E. I. Temperance Federation, A. J. Stevenson, Fred- ericton, Ernest. Houston, New Glas-

(OT

cd to the New Glasgow Christian

convention urged "thlt stlll furth-

to eHgeBe a sec- retary evangelist as soon as pract- dellt with the need icy of recruiting the the neoessit of

vidlnl nirlg of

d to oo-operato in the Christian Educa-

Mrs: secretary-treasur-

u "Crossing the Bar". Fill.

was led iss Irene

the service. Mack Beck, Montague, led wor-

peoplek session afternoon. Mrs. Ouriston ad-

in Murray, St. Ilean- ors, reported for the obituary sim- mi

the

Mizpsh Service broom the

' A ' Cl-IARIJOTFETOWN A GUARDIAN

00m!

m

on Fan n- s mfiin...'e'i.i...'is,'..

ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 Matinee Tuesday

2.30

the

money.

$53.1

used to

Summerside j.—.__i____-

Great Vaudeville Program-Old Home Week-This Week

F1081 Plans a-rid preparations for Old Home Week and the Provin- cial Exhibition VJPFC completed on Sfl-“Tday and 110W lhc organization is working smoothly. Sever-iii oi the acts have ufTlVEfl including [he American Eagles-wery aptly (is; cribcd as the world's most thrill- l"! Spectacle of aerial daring. For years this act has been featured riot only in American but in ‘Euro- pean capitals and it. is safe to say

showed a

DOSlSC i.

himself.

millions. Everywhere it. it has been acclaimed the high acts.

has gone "tops" oi

as the greatest animal act on tour ‘Wild? would seem to fill that rule. Min and Bill _

Peslxcllvcll’. __ e are boi ed in the tricks of lllCll‘ parents and in due course oi time will take their place oii the stage. Min mid Bill are Russian Bears which

roiito. The

are the kind that are uscd almost exclusively for acting. They rc- spond very quickly to kind coin": attention and really have affrc tion for those who look nflcr them. Min and Bill will be seen in number of feature acts every lifts: 110011 and Welling rind they should appeal very much to the younger portion of our population.

Another actor with a European reputation is Don Francisco, King of the Slack Wire. He is without geer in his particular specialty and

as performed by Royal Command before the King and Queen of England and many notables at Windsor Castle. Don Francisco is a scion of one of the oldest Cas- tilian families of old Spain and has all the grace and charm of those cultured people. You will like his act and find it very novel and entertaining.

Lady singers who can carry their voices well over the air outdoors are not plentiful so the manage- ment of Old Home Week are par-

‘ pleased to have been able to secure Miss Helen Bruce who has rnade e name for herself all over Canada as the lady vocalist with Lever Brothers Troupe, By kind permission of this great firm she has been firmittcd to appear here and will heard in two or more songs afternoons and even-

gs.

Old King Cole is s free lance vaudeville artist who has quite a few years of circus experience and particularly delights the kiddies and also interests the older peo- ple. I-Iis simple. unaffected. easy manner of doing thing: would al- most fool you into th king they are very simple but just try them.

Somehing different-something that has not. sprvared before-As always what people Putting on any form of entertainment are looking for so Old Home Week mana e- ment take pleasure in present rig Lou Bkuce-cartoonist extraordin- , ary. By a few deft movements of.

_Our Way

i);

d

long trek

anything

of

new ooarr mo . I "viii. MOM 1" ‘wt A PIECE or ,\IAETE MELON our or "rue ICE aox 1 i

4

__ I l I lll ' ‘ *7 ll i l l ‘WV. l V‘

i

J»

sooner

Jhwittilffi! M ‘THE OPEN

Men

‘I 30h! MADISON

f a. ta u “fir? oarriZt °' Y°§u$ Ceovrilht. 100.1%. rm ‘Prlbuhi

afrhWFlshF Pf..°“i.l°t.r e . .s e e . racks r on maneuver, lgttors are the mos tent 71:21 02' dont u of

cu mow whether he has hes-r rom home or that letters do not

It is oonstan uroe

. a conversation, of worry and glednesa.

it And

ace and th Ar d to that often he geets slgilr.’ n35 drgesarlyt.

i with his no oing we aby and the sick. She wish away but

well herself.

put your flnge

was just run down. But she wasn't happy and she wanted the war to be over so she could have the things she was

Letter From a Whiner

He finished and his face was filled with worry. "She's very delicate," he said. pulled out the inevitable wallet and

pout-mout ed little was probably strong enou h to lick two men, a complete wh ner. wish she could g said. “I wish He turned the was a postscript: how long I can keep this ript said. "I have to bit of I'm not getting any younger." There was the threat, the thing that was putting worry in his face. She was threatening him and he knew it. and yet he was holding on to this thing and arguing with He was putting in tre- mendous days of work and at night he had to go_ to bed with the ture of his wife going on‘ with an- other man. She had the kni him and she knew it. 4 would get no rest and after a While his stomach would that it has been \'lC\\'=”-fl by runny ‘and he would be hospitalized.

.crayon in his fingers he will

sketch the great men of the day Stanley Beebes bears advertised and depict them so accurately oli his big screen that you will rccoz- nize them instantly. Three years ago he was a. sensation at the Ca- nadian National Exhibition, To-

Victoria no nct that has ever been staged outdoors or indoors has been giv- cri a more favorable reception than the Victoria Troupe bi English bi- cyclists. For many years they were one of thc lending attractions of prominent British circus r- "ince coming to America they have ,'iari continuous engagements. Last spring negotiations to have them appear in Charlotte- town and a contract signed which would bring thsm East iii plcntly of time but the States people ivanted them and it seemed inst week as though it would be impossible to have them here. On Pr ing, July 30th, they performed be- fore an audience of 15,000 people at Salt Lake City, capital of the Mormon state of Utah. At night they packed up and started on thc

ten o'clock on Friday morning they m-ssed th- immigration agent at Windsor. Ont... and at two o'clock n wire was received from Chathani from Herbert Victoria stating they would arrive This illustrates else management of Old Home Week used every endeavor to carry out i.he promises made.

The final part of the entertain- mcnt program is the New York Paramount Review. one of the best of all reviews. with pretty girls, lovely costumes, colorful rhythm, beauty and music pre- sented in iour pageants. The re- view has a master of ceremonies superbly dancing time and a rol- ler a-kating- acti "Phey- have -cclored- lights, scenery and all the pars- phenalin. to make the stage which they act beautiful indeed.

To give the best opportunities to the numerous arists who will per- forrn a new type stave has been built which put together in sections will measure ‘M feet by 82 hot. This is the work foreman Thomas Harper o M Poole and Co. of this city reflects great credit on them-

BTJTRTWilliams

ll

John Steinbeck Says Letters Are Center of Soldiers’ Lives

— ' Cheerful or Whining, They Affect Whole Outlook of Overseas; Some Get None at

All and

Worry Themselves Into Hoepitalc

t impos- tu: with‘: soldier

t so of of

urse. ifs.

Jaerents. Things

The were aby ha been ed she could move

he could go home and

4

reading the letter He

icture of her. A spoiled. blonde, who

“I o to California." he

lEttBI‘ CV61‘ and HICKS “I don't know

u ." th tllink g

myself and after all.

pic-

fe in And he

go to pieces

Troupe-Perhaps

and

were ripened

wt-sern United

more of

day even- for Charlottetown. At

here on Monday. erhaps better than e fsct that the

SCGIIGTY,

0h 0f

removable

fL

W.

h Thy have great power now

the: man brought out I lit- we 001M132!

wan desperately lo go horde, he felt that he had not been cut o

NOIACMIIMAII

Another hsd not hoard lettors. no word at all. lash of little e

raw

o . ltlt h been Iwelvsd. even s. dilll lotto? it is my!” the

s. great time for wives. They will never in their lives be so beautiful as they are now. Their eyes will never be so bright. nor every “ dness and every ntle- ness remembered the way it némi. . so many them misuse $0 many use it to hurt and to worry And n. man in the Army hunt time for these things in the day- time. Only when he should be sleeping can he conside the over- tones of letters or think up possible reasons why there are no letters. And a rnan feels trapped, If something is wronil. there is noth- ing in t e world that he can d0 about it. He cannot go to a sick wife, nor can he revenge himself on a creeper. He is here and heig- iess and one good letter can ma e the difference between a good sol- dier arid a sick man. A large number of the men have ml one revenge for bad treatment o this kind. When it finally igeets through to them that they are ing ignor- ed and forgotten, they go out for other women. Their self-respect demands it. They are a curiously faithful crowd. For all the tai about. what soldiers do they WET" terribly to be related to 0116 woman. They build a sort of image of perfection that couldn't possl - l_v have been true, and they hold on to it as long as they can. and they will only abandon it when they have to. -Good food can be elven to n and entertainment and hard he world can letters. They ngle strings and When they are cut the morale oi that nan is shattered.

And now we come to a. feature of the program that has not ap- peared before. We refer to the C. W.A.C. squad with their inimitable precision drill. The young ladies composing the squad are many of them Marliimers, some froln Prince Edrvnrd Island. They have trained ior weeks at Aidershit uri- rier expert instructors and will pi.lt on a drill performance that will really astonish you. The Riding’ Club arena opposite the east i blcacher has been prepared es~; pecially for them. At night it will, he lighted with 22,000 candle-power i l"ht<. Thc entertainment groupi of the C.W.A.C. numbers several ital artists as musicans and sing-, ers will form part oi each after-- man's and evening's program Didi Home Week.

a

iiEllTRAl. ausnnuiiii

Thh eeluin ll reserved for awe of local interest, but slverthlns cl I noisy nature may Inserted at five Oilll a word. - sble In advance.

YOIIIIIII lALl, swine . ing Inhibition grounds. August i.

101M AM

D8. IIIATI IcINTYRWB Dent- al Office will be closed until Aug- lllt l0. 8—B-&i

GUEST! OI PAIINTS ..- Pte. d Mrs Fraser of

gimme: m ' ding r u wn are s d!!! with PM Egan's pa.ren°t:, Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Fraser. Ply- mouth PsrkStsllarton, NS. - lid fleld

All-WED OVERSEAS-M? M." Wm h Bgyu“ OD SI

. Bill D8-

v Colts. that he arrived safely. vrsrrons wawosmn '- The

Garden Party At

lfiliVflflillillill liouse

About 1'16 members of the C.W. 8.0., W.A.A.F median Red rose

Corps Auxiliary

womens service org

were guests at Government Bonn at an enfoynbls garden y on Saturday a tcrnoon. They‘ were re- ceived by I-Iis Honour ieutonarit Governor IAPBKO and Mrs. TA- P e, b His I-Ionoui-‘s at e. fit. ie and

Mrs. , . er eluded Premier J. waiter and Mrs. Jones, Mayor B. y Holman, Group Capt. ILA. Blake, 0.13.11, and Mrs. Blake Group Capt. A. Lewis

and Capt. J-W. Roilirison. The House was tastefully dec- arawd with flowers from the gar- en,. Tea was poured by Mrs. D.J. Ril-

besutiful garden at Government House is new in full bloom and His Honour Litutenant Governor

P180 wishes it known that all inns and visitors to the city

den at any time. RETURNED FROM HOLIDAY-

ely on Prince

Edward Island. ile there he

l; enljoyed s flight to the Magdalen a

nds where nature has provided

thc EllB-he has no difficulty land g or taking off-New Glas Pow Eastern Chronicle.

..ENB.OU'I‘E r0 P.E.I-—Mr. --Mrs John Moffatt. their son Howard and George Thompson, on English boy. making his home with them for the duration and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moffatt and son Bob, all of Sydney, were guests of Mrs. Nor- man MacLeod, Trenton Road, Sun day. They were enroute to Prince Edward Island. - New Glasgow ews.