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UNIIED CHURCH of CANADA

'S CATHEDRAL

F’ _ . M. Malone

= “W. ‘iiiii.i'°riil'i‘iien f“ Assistant Pflfli- _ services

wmmiffihriemmsaiea

{fi iIoly Eucharist. Choral and

Wn-Qulifll, School. i stuns Grout. 1 p111. svenseag and Sermon. DAYS- . l Communion- Monday ‘ Tussle! ' 1,9 Wcdhesdl! ,1; Fridl!

eek ny services are held in l]. chapel. All seats are frse snspproprlated. tors are ea sari the Incumbent is

“Eratutswhcihmrl "sir. PAUL'S CHURCH i

'11". JusiissTNI-bbott, Rector Mb ldllhn Earle, Organist

i ., h Advent. m a Communion. ‘ 1m 1i, I, crning Prayer an

skiing’: Sunday School and Bible ‘gm, gyehiiig Prayer and See 15°F}: Isicntlie conduct Ill ill!

"fiiiisvrciziau a kink or s'r. JAMES

0 llo . h: 1px;: Fowlow will Services.

It" '1‘ ll. Si.» Scorers I The Gmuzg: ‘TM. . I mes s. Lniisa Iiilckeneil . Mos. lee-

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11 sis, Mer Worship

Sermon: “The rimmed-Sense Wis- dom-p! Christianity. ‘

illihb|l11d"SOllAI Out Thy Light- G .

ouutliroadcast CFCY)

tit P. M. Choral‘ 8:001

1PM. Events‘ 0!‘ P

‘"1110 lsqfltil! that is in h ,.

Intiibrn: My Task-Aahiord.

lhe Minister will conduct the Ser- vices and deliver the Sermons-

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Street

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sriaiste - . c. caravan wuss-ran

Arth new Choir :1: lieleglflfownrt. omelet

isoamuo wonsmr um A. n. Theme: "Established in m“.

II‘ Ill: i" T” I00. “C. hi3 = -s'<.my' and realism."-

W. . Thompson.

l.30 ‘ . The Sabbath School and Bib e Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

1.00 l’. M. Theme: “The Foolish- ness of God"

I us: 000. 6U. All. '

_n"ien1: "No Shadows Yonslcr” {from ‘Ilia Holy Gib)’ A. B. su

“2- wrong 1n the Lord, and In the power of Ills mi ht.”

lief are cordially luvfied to wor. 1:11p with us.

0th‘ llriver Left ssanno ill iiiii

EAST ORANGE. N. 1.. Dec. S- APi - A wealthy cab customer f‘. s,t60.000 "tip" in his w itsxicab driver who helped him Irlpethe "boredom oi talk about era. concerts and the opera."

The di1ver is John J. Brcphy. 0. a veteran of 2e months over m: in the army.

, lie had tome to know he late iri Ruiiprectit well in i veers of drivin a cab. .

I-llllpftiiiilt used the text oom- Beny st least twice a day and ei- wtvs asked for Brophy. R ere were times. too. when upprecht dropped over to the

A" station iust to tail: about

"his real interests. such as foot--

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister , Rev. T. B. Mc A. Roy Kendall, A.C.C.0 Organist and Choir is

1.00 n.m. Public Worship rmon: “Unity in 0hrlst"-'I‘he

Anthem: "0 Come to my heart, Lord Jesus" — Soloist Harvey McPherso

increment o lapflsm

. unior Choir Rehearsal at $.16 pan.

.00 p. m. Public W

301111011: "Christian Prayer is Pow- cr"—'l\ie Minister.

Anthem: "I am Alpha and Ome a."

LLA M ireotor

Fireside Hour st close of even ng‘

service.

The Church School

10.00 u. m. Junior to Adult Classes.

11.00 a in. Primary and Beginners Dcpts.

BAPTIST TI-IE iiArrisTr Eiiuscn Minister Rev. 1. Judson Levy, 8.1).

MORNING WORSHIP I1 A.M.

Sermon "The Inner Meaning Advent." ,

Chorale "Brother James’ Air.‘

The Church School ll noon.

Evening Worship ‘I pm.

sermon “Thp imprisoned Splend- our.

AnhhemQWItchman. "h" 0| "l9

Soloist-Writer Barry

Mrs. G. Eiliotthsiill. di l. .

Penna? liivitced to worship with The Baptist Cllllfllll-

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street

oi

' Ingdsn. organist and

i Rev. Marvel b. Dunbar. Minister

iisrs, M, is art, Organist and Caboir Direct» 11:00 an. Mcrpllil Wfllmll ""5 flfumiglzmizniogeyr" Ssrm ' ow ChI3fl1§:‘A'3|lQ( Upon the Mid- ’ Y 3.80m: m: Church, Johool and I'l- ntlll; Hour. 7:00 PM. Evening Worship Ser-

1i Ssrnfiomi: “They Lived Ilsiililly 3V0!‘ After."

Anthem: "Above the Hills 0f Time” (Tipisdy)

“It is a good thins’ so rive them

unto Jehovah,

Anni to sing praises" unto name, 0 Most High.

We lnvimou to worship with us

as Con Christian on the Lord's day.

thy

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Foreign Bible Society

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY and Foreign has issued lotions and forwarded circulation. believing in themselves they can bring light to human souls experience of the power of the Gospel to every man. It clearly recognises ‘has under the guidance c1 die Holy Spirit. the inter- pretsti y Scrip- tures, and instruction these hi. belong to the teschinr ninisirv oi every branch of the (Zhuroh. The Society in Canada and Newfoundland forward

Tse British Bible Society trans

wide

supported by all churches and communions that be-v iieve each man and woman has a right to have. tihe Scriptures in birth speech. it is specially appreciative of the support given by the larger oommiiaiions of tihe Reformed Church. and by all the smviier evangelical - iss working across the Do- minion.

The P. E. l. Auxiliary needs your at all times.

Qsfl-w" ' e

bell, boxing and baseball." Bre-

pliy says.

SEVENTH-DAY, ADVENTIST CHCH LAPTIIOBNI AVINUI

sic-non iv-ioiir. nscsmiisii s, AT s ocmcir 3 Special Visiting Speaker: It. G, CAMPBELL

“tyrants-aces winaii m ms PHILIPPINES” "is Talk wiii Be Illustrated wm. M.” Excellent

‘i; I-lsisaial Afternoon

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ioured Pictures 0a The Screen. nit SURIITO ATTEND

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CBAlWlI-ii fer Photographs.

SEE OIOgflTPS JEWELLERY big line o! r ttmas Gifts. 105 Kent street. 11-29> , ‘ , 31

SPINDING HOLIDAY AT CORNWALL --Mrs. John w. smith (the former Miss Jessie B. Mc- Nevin. RN.) Providence, Rhoda Island. will leave Monday by plane on return to her home. after hav- ing spent, a most enjoyable holi- da . the guest of nor brother, Mr. J u C. and Mrs. McNevin. Corn- wa .

BAHA’! EDUCATIONAL SEM- INAR - Queen Hotel. Saturday, 8:00 pm. Subject: ‘The Future Poetry. Music and Art". Sunday.

. . : “The Beauti-

p.m. dai . “New Keys To The Bible." Conducted by Mrs. Robert Lee Moifatt. All welcome.

12-8-11

Al‘ ST. PITIIPS- It will inter- est. many old Friends to learn that Father Cotton of the Community of the Resurrection. who has lately arrived from South Africa, will pfllch at, St Peter's Cathedral on Sunday at. 1i AM Father Cotton is a son of Pa: late; Mr, and Mrg W.L Cotton

COLLEGE TIMES - The first issue cf the Prince cf Wales Coll- cile Times in its new form was re- leased yesterday The Times,‘ for many years published quarterly in le form has revised its policy. and 1s now published monthly in tabloid form Written by and for the pupils of Prince of W es College it curries art- icles of sport. literature, gossip, and a varied assortment cf matter of interrst to college students

IIOMI ON VISIT-Mr. Lawson Harvey. now residing in Kansas City. Missouri. has been visiting his pamntl. M1‘. and Mrs. Charles l-larvev at Crapsud for s few days.

. Hervey travelled from the middle west by air but is return- ins part way by train via Boston where he has some business to attend to before proceeding to Kansas City to take up his duties as General Manager cf the Kroger Company for Karma. Missouri, and Oklahoma.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Mr. Percy D. wil- iiams was held yesterday aller- noon from Bt. Paul's Church where services were held by Rev. Ralph Ppwlow. who also conducted serv- ice at the grave. The pail-bearers were: Lieut. Col. D. A. McKinnon. Licut. Col. K. S. Rogers. Messrs. J. W Boulter. James Harris. Ernest l". Seller and 1i. R. Large. Chief mourners were. Hon. G. D. DeBlois. N. . iois. Col. F. I. Andre-w. J. A. Likely. Oomdr. G. H. Bun- tuin and Mr. Arthur Martin. iri- teririent was in the People's cem- etery.

ritsssivrsrioiv - The w. M. A. S. of the Alexandra Baptist Church was held on Thursday. Dec. 0th at the home of Mrs. Earl Jenkins. After the regular busi- ness of the meeting Miss Mary Judson. who is a lie member of the society and who has been a regular attendant for sixty-one years. was presented with a birth- day cake and a gift in honor oi’ her approaching eighty-third birth. day. An appropriate poem com- posed by her pastor and read by his wife was also given her. after which all her friends joined and wisher her many happy re- turns of the day.

W.M S. MEETING-Jilin: Dec- ember meetlia: of the Woman's Missionary Society, Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. was held in the Social Hall on the sixth inst The President Mrs. Wi-i. Johnson. presided Forty - two

bers and three visitors were present The hail was tastefully decorated for the Christmas ses- son. the irretn boughs with many candies making on effective and pretty settin . A beautiful Christ- mas Carol ervice was conducted by Mrs. B. Houie, Mrs M Nair and W

latter taking the solo pli- A carol from the Church in Angola. "0 iittia one lowly, O little one hoiv" was suns by Miss Mary Ramsey As the offerins W" re- ceived. a prayer "As w th giadness men p! old. did the guiding star behold." Mrs. J MscFodycn offered a prsyér of thanksgiving for the endinl of the war and of dedica- tion to the cause of s lasting peace This impressive service was closed bv Mrs. Spencer singing as a benediction. "How silently. how silently the wondrous sift iriven." The minutes of the Nov- ember meetinit were read by the Bustin. The

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snovmic or FILMS mimic lllillill. Jiieiirii

C0 .....‘:'."ii..£'°°.§t.'.t. tiiéihsimiiiiii programs a useful means 1v! on

inthr pubgivc ‘health “in farminl . _ uen y accompany he Bcsrdsniieid representative to Sig; Cgpulgwfilm showinssm and aunts ns .‘.'i:"-..‘E.:.":r:.il"' s: must- o a 100111 ‘ th show

y. At as , health officers also have an op- portunity to

u printed msteri provincial Departments of Health.

Several films are used in draw attention to common sources of danger such us infected milkand water. and to show whet ma. cautions should be taken a- gainst them. Films on properly balanced diets to build resistance against disease are also shown as part of s preventive earn gn.

Whole-hearted sisppo has been siven by c Board. toiight against tubes-rm diphtheria and V. D. Films are used both to impress audiences with the

clileskins

them of the assistance

to them for this purpose from lexical and provincial health eer- vces.

hospital care has become evident in many taming communities. To comply with special requests. films have been secured shpivlng

purpose oi this form of in- surance and exactly how it. works out practice. The ashbllsb- ment of rural dental clinics is another health protect to which films have contributed bv sroivn iris interest and supplvinr formation on methods of organi- zation and operation

St. Paul's Perish Guilii Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Pur- ish Guild of St. Paul's Anglican Church was held Monday evening, Dec. s. i045, with the President, Miss Norah Longworth in the choir and a large number of mem- hers present. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes of the last annual meeting held in January were read and on motion adopted. The Tress- urer, Mrs W. R. Adams present- ed her report showing the inances cf the Guild in an encouraging condition with a substantial liai- ance.

The retiring president then nave an iriteresting report of the year's activities and thanked the mem- bers for their support during the year.

Mrs E V. Bell spoke of the splendid work done by the Presi- dent durtng her term of office and moved a hearty vote of thanks for her faithful and untiring ser- vices, ' - '

Miss Lnngworth than called on Rev. Ralph Pawiow who is supply- ing at Si. Paul's during the iii- riess of the Rector, Rev. J. T. 1b- bott. Mr. Fawlow brought greetings to the Guild from the Rector, and commended them on the splendid work done by the women oi the Guild.

Reporis were read from ilic vs!‘- ious branches of the Women's Auxiliary Chanel Guild and other church us anizati showing ex- cellent work done during the past year.

It was decided to hold the Christmas treat for the Sunday School on December 28th this year and arrangements were made for same.

The following officers were ei- ected for the coming year:

President, Mrs. Parker Moore.

Vice President, Mrs. J.T. Rodd.

Secretary, Mrs, A. J Hz-siam

Treasurer. Miss Helen Wnkc- ford.

Executive: Mrs. W E. Chum inn, Miss Marjorie Hoil, Mrs. W. . Phillips, Mrs E V, Bell,

Y.M.C A. Representatlvfn: Miss Norah Longworth, Mrs. . H Barrett.

Girl Guides:—-Miss Louise Hziz- ard, Miss Elizabeth Holt.

Surplices Comm: Mrs. J. T. Rodd, Miss Alberta Lewis.

The meeting closed with the Benediction

UIIGB END OI‘ WAR

WASHINGTON. Dec ti —(AP)— A full-page advertisement in the n Stei- sp ed to Congress yes ay to g the war over- officially. Paid for b a hardware man- ufacturing f . the advertise- melrg sai

ii t that ha - ' *2:- mtj; if...“ petueted by the ad an. till-idle} e

mp”, .

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rfill in hm uoa a N90 (I the of hostilities and to individual member's

termisia neordesch

M vote on this rcaolution."

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“the important Minis was isted by Meo- f“ fi Puncher . hour iii-s. mm and ‘ms. Incl: h»; Ail oinea in storing. " ame upon midnight clear." as &s olosint hymn. neiii n wss need b! Dev. Ii

00 pen 1g £1030 b

T0 SPONSOR LA GUARDIA

NEW YORK, Dec. S — (AP) -

Maycr La Guardis ted ' signed a

m; one-year contract by wh ch Liberty

Isganiiie will sponsor his Sunday night broadens a over 100 stations of the Ame .

. A ST.) stsrtinit ah. d. en editor Edward Malici- was asked it Mr. IA Oust-dire IIIII%WOIIIC amount to s least I100.

. he replied "that's low."

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FULL GOSPEL

Pentecostal Church

IIIHAVIIUI

SERVICES: I

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A growing internist in oisnsfor I

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Protestant Orphanage Annual Bollecticne

S : J. .Couison, Irishtown W. North Wiltshirc by William Clark:

2.00 Each: Morrison McLean; Bruce Noy; Walter Deacon; Gco. E McLean.

1.00 Each: Mrs, Waiter Clark: Mrs. Arthur Smith; Mrs. Clar- ence Novv; Cecil Campbell; Ra- lsnii Easter- Leonerd Bowman; George Go irey; Bruce Deacon; Frank Mitchell; George C Mc-

Sea View 10.00 l. 10.00

wards; E. N. Easier; Albert Bow- man; George Clark; Miller Hen- derson; Alec Henderson" Warbur- ton Godfrey; Wm, Cisr .

She-Sheldon Buster.

50c Each: Mrs. D. A. McDonald; Howard Baiderston; Miss Elmer Olow; Harrison Baiderstone; Mrs. Gordon Mclcsn; Wallace John- sionc; Mrs. LeRo MacNeli; Mrs. Keir I-letherley; rs, Spurgcoh Moore; William Ciow; Herbert Bowman; Henry Parker; Ber- tram Lane.

.7.cc—Mrs. Bruce Younker.

Total - _ - _ _ _. _ 334,50 Harrington by Bessie and Heather

Rodd

1.00 Each: M11; ri. P Cudniore; Mrs. Leigh Stewart; Mrs, Bab-sit Anniaat; Mrs. Vernon Prouile; Ethel Stewart- Mrs. John Jones; Mrs Harry Gander; Mrs. Ben]. Ncwsonie; Mrs. Smith McFnrlune; Mrs Preston Rodd.

35c Each: Mrs. Harry Rodd; Mrs. Lewis Hughes,

50c Each: Mrs A. H Phillips; Mr}. A. .1 Wise; Mrs. we Hughes’ Mrs Tony Pheifer; Mrs. John Docheriy; Mrs Percy Mc- Intyre; Mrs. Earl Carter; Mrs. Gen. Mum-Kay; Mrs. Robi Dodds; Oledine Phillips,

.250 Bach: Mrs. Mrs. Lilla Ford,

Total - - _ _ - _ - _. 317,00 Mei-maid by Margaret Maclischcrn

iflfermald Presbyterian YP.U. 5

...» -.00 Each: Mrs, Cyrus McDonald; it-.. w. L. Mcmaciiern- Mrs. Wil- u. h.._Do.ihld; Major A s. Etch- ei ..iu-.i; Gordon MacDonald; W. S. i..-__ iiern.

11. aiacn: Mrs Joseph Mathe- scii; uzinlei rarquharson. Margaret MncEuchern.

Wallis Morrow:

Cross Itoudii by Br er R. lunos liileilhigton MscNeii 3.00; Hollis Jenkins 1.50. l.C0 Each: Bryei" R Jones; Bry- er Jones; Mrs. N. C Moiynenux; Auston W. Kennett ; H. J Ken-

nedy; Mrs Prank Cliiils; Edwin Stewart; Guy Stewart. Jiiic Earle Baidei-ston. 66c Mrs. Burton Stewart, 50c Each: Mrs. Milton Carver; Mrs Willard Stewart; Mrs. J D. MscRue; Mrs. Blake Wood. Total - - _ _ _ .. ... i790 Cross Ronda by Mrs. J. F. Gard 1.00 Erich: Mrs M. i. McLeiE;

Mrs. Vernon Gay; Mrs. K Gear-d; lMrs. J F. G

Mrs. Jenkins

2.00 Each: Mr and Mrs Wood; Ml‘ and Mrs. kins; Lorne Jenkins.

1.00 Each: Mrs F. S Reeves; Mrs Malcolm Reeves; Mrs Cai- vin Wood; Mrs. Preston Wood; Mrs Robi. McKlnnon; Mrs. Bos- well Jenkins; Andy Ramsay: Frank rWocd.

.150 Mrs. W E McCalium.

.500 Each: Mrs Alfred Stewiirl; Mrs. Seymour Furquharson; Mrs. Kenneth Murphy; Mrs. Lloyd Bui- derston; Mrs Winston Jenkins; Mrs. Jeiie Baliem: Mrs. Vaughan Murphy; Lue Young; Earl Bal- le

m. .860 Carr Baidersion. Total — — - - - — -19.60

M. W. Earl Jen-

Beaeh Point by Muriel Penny and Marion MscNeill

Mac-Kay and Sons 5.

2.00 Each: John Williams; Carl Jordan.

1.00 Each: Mrs J Nicolle; Mrs. C. McKenzie’ Mrs. C. Jackson; Mrs. Elliott iiiiams; Mrs. Ches- ter Strickland; Mrs. Gerald Mac- Nelli; Sylvia MacNeili; Mac- Neiil; J MncNeiii; H. MacNeili; Marlon Jordan: Luther Jordan; Bert Penny; Muriel Penny; Liz's. Hediefi Penny; Thomas Gosbee: Mrs. athsn Irving; Ada Williams; Francis Williams.

35c Each: Mrs. Leod.

.ii0c Each: Louis Penny; Mrs Stanley Baker; June MacNeiii.

.25c Hazard Jordan.

Total — - - — — ~ - -- 3050

Cape Bear by. Eileen Keeping 1.00 Each: Mrs. Bert Jordan; Mrs. AE. Keeping; Mrs. Jordan. 35c Darrell White. 75c Each: ‘Shirley White; Mrs. Luther Wil- "uewctnsh viii J a Mrs c : r na or an; . Philip Stricklsn ; Mrs. Wm. Beck. 36c Bach: Zoena Jordan; Beck Jordan. Total - — — — — — — — T"

Correction-Carleton Sidin per Mrs, 1:, Newsome: Mrs. l‘V n: Muttart should have reed .00: an Mrs. Roberta Deutch was ommiitsd

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MARITIME CENTRAL AIRWAYS

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Attend Maritime Hospital Association Meeting In ilcncton

Describing the meeting of the Maritime Hospital Association, held Moncton inst Thursday a5 c most successful one. Dr. J. A.i Clark, vice president of the Assoc- lfllion. informed a Guardian rep-i resentative yesterday that the As- ' sociaiion now has 131.000 mem- bers. i

Considerable time was taken up at the Moncton meeting. Dr. Ciurit said, in preparing lists which would inform the War Assets Corpors. tlon as to the exact needs of Mari- time hospitals lii various hospital and medicalve uipment. Mr. ‘P. T. Palmer, Merit me re resentaiivc of the War Assets orporstion, informed the Association he would immediately contact the Montreal office of his Corporation with a view to expediting the delivery of such eguipment to the various hos- pitals in need of it, Dr, Clark said.

A report was presented to the M11000“ meetln by Rev. Sister Stanislaus of S ney and himself, Dr. Clark stated. giving the rc. suit of certain deliberations of the Canadian Hos ital Council when ii met at Ham iton, Ont. last sum- rner. The Council, Dr. Clark said, had asked the Dominion Govern- ment to assist hospitals in need of finlllfiai lid. by loaning them money at 2 per ‘cent interest, He felt the Dominion Government would give favourable ccnslde ..- iiori to the request.

Dr. Clark and Miss Katherine McLeilan, who represented the P E. Island mirses‘ Association at the Moncion meeting have return- ed to Charlottetown.

iiollections for Salvation Army 0 a m |i a i g n ‘Altair-etch Wohzhtlnsii-

Aiberton‘ ‘Coile-ciioiils I . . Albion Women's Institute

Aleifiandrls W. I

Bedeque W, I.

Bell River W I _

Belivue W, I. _ _ . , __

Birch Grove, Freetown W I. . . .

Borden W I . . Brudalbsne Village W I. BrookiynW 1.. . Brooklyn-Prince W.I. .. , Cape 'I‘i~averse W I. Carleton School Dist. ... Cascumpec W I .. . . .. Central Royalty W I. .. Charlottetown . . .. , . . Cherry Hill W. I. . Clinton W I. Coleman W. I. Cumberland Hill W.I. . Dsrilngton W. I, Darniey W. I .. .. .. Dunhiane W I. East Royalty W. I. . East Royalty W I. Ebenezer W I . Eldon District W I, Fredericton W I French River W I Georgetown W I