cnuizc.nc*i:s ioM0RR0w

{finch or eiiotsub 5t.’ Paul's Church“ Veri.

is . c 7w Evening Prsyer end- sermon

b’ giifihq-ceniiiiee snd jlesr

uwsirélififigbv wuwoius _

rzvn ESBYTERIAN

rlie Presbyterian ciimli in census, Si. James Church ‘

"pile Worship: M ‘ ‘ at eleven llid evekiiilngnsthfim 55"“- .- g II O I ' glrgil-‘riilhc: slid... Subject: “God's

Crucible.” i S rmon Subject: “Ab”! thEvIIhgl-ned Pens of “I!” (l!

z . ' "$1.511. School It Two-thirti- Mornlns M c! '

F .- 0 ¢ , At th aahsil?“ t th: Ugtill") ‘siffigm nnilnxkg-ors cordially

Zion Presbyterian, Church Prince and Grafton l!!!"

— . G. Cir II WGMUI‘ ’ Minister Rev ma. wad.

Orglnlet - Miss

Momlng W rshin 11-00 Lin.

Theme; "Christen Persis

Hymns: 18,766, 380, 588. -

Alltilillllil "Praise any )0lll. thl King o eaven.’ on .

2.30 pun. The ebbstli school bnd Bible Olessee.

Evening Worship 7.00 BM.

'l“heme: "What thevflhllltl-ln II Meant To De." " -. ~

Hymns! 600. 350,168. k .

Solo SelecteiLMZrl. Arthur imer.

"0 glve thanks illlte the Inrfli John

for lie is good: for en-

dureth forever.‘ Pee. liVliI.

Students and ‘ Ire co __ invited to worship with us. a

UNITED CI-IURCH_~ 0i CANADA Trinity United Church

Prince Street Rev. ilugh Miller, M.A., 3.0. Ministe

r ltev. Lewis M. Murrsv.

A. Roy Kendall, L.li.. _ '

11.00 a.ni. Public Mlorshlp.

Sermon: “WHAT OUR. RELIG- ION COSTS?" --.Conciudin| ser-_ mcn in Series, “Tests oi Our Its- iiglon"—ltev. Hugh Miller.

Anthem: “Consider And Hear Mr-P-(Ciirl Pfleuger).

230 p.m. Sunday School end

COW-Rev. lmvis ‘M. lidurrs . Anthem: "Send Out Thy Liyght". iChu. Gounod). Vocal Duct: Mrs. Boy Ciidinere snil Mrs. A. Meolsohern. Visitors and Students Cordlelly Invited.

v

Annual " Subscriptions

New Wiltshire-Per Bills B. Noye:- ‘

MI . 5h l lihetar . rein ioiim m_ Fredericton-Per Mrs. John Ciiteliffe

Mm. Helen Weeks 00c. Mrs, Roy Weeks 40c. {>0 cents each: Mil-s. John Cut- : . H ward ecu Mrs.‘ N. A. Cutcliffe: A Iriend: A. Friend: Mrs. I". . Oubciiiie 25o: Mrs. Fred Weeks llc. TcteF-Mflli.

North Grenville Mm. Rev Morris 50o. ggfilli-EBWMB 35c. Tomifiynei 25c. Pleasant Grove-Jar Laure with

w. , v .. .

Fraiiii‘; rlllnggmtltiolblicu

ti“ newt... ' l- ur ‘ I00. »

mural-rarer m; iii-e. n, uni-

i earner‘

The Baptist Church ri-ioee so: Iituroy Street lev. Hervey L. Benton, 8.1).. ‘

bliss Vere ll. M. Campbell, Min. Bee. Director oi Music Miss Helen Csllbeck, Orgsnist Morning Worshgiu 11C s.m.

n.

Solo: “By the Wellies er Dehy-

ut the Lord (Mendelssohn).

The s ni grouhwl i‘ utrhltmthe

I0 C 0! close of tihe inc m m” other elssees slid groups st 8.30

Worship 6.45 PM. n‘. ‘fiance Inger: with l I Q I!!! o B wii‘: will y hive ohsrse oi the music for the even-

ingese . .

_ rnion: "This mstter of s Per-

lcvnsl BQIIKIOII.” Thislstheilrstinsserlesof

iii- sermons on the Ienerll

,t 01 “ UESTIONS OF A 00b-

EGB ST DENT."

You sre invited to Worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

5ntriil"Cli-Fi?tioTChTr'eh““ Kent Street

Minister — ilev. S. C. Cooper, Thu. Organist - Mrs. v. L. l Din ell.

ilfozning Service ll s.in.

Mined Qusrtette: “Shall We tlier st the River".

zernion: "Our Dsy oi Worship.” nindsy School 2.30 pun.

Ivening Service ‘i run.

Bs tlsmal Service.

For Todsy"- Lee

Dinsweil. Sermon: "The Daughter lrl the clue

Eastern Guardian

his column is reserved ior new: locsl interest but advertising ol e newey nature may be imerted ts e word strictly. pey-

..'SUBSCBIPTIONS l0 . the Charlottetown Guardian may hslided to their Kept. Archie Hume

Justinian canon.‘ UNION i annual mea of the gal-Allan J Union, L .,

Anthem: "Praise ye the hther.” ma,“ an m5‘, I vitiee t th iuaieflewed em high O l" B: t L. Sullivan finiefifir iihe

y comnil . committee consist-

Dona orneliui Gallant 39.

Colin McDachei-n, ~Philip Sullivan. 00in Ravine, Per- cy Sullivan; Credit

, McNel, Joseph Quinn, Patricltfl perv

.W mmee, Leer-go Gal-

Sliesikey, Rev. M. J.

In Memoriam

NORMAN SMITH

‘Illie death occurred lottetown early Sunday moiminlt. Jan. 15. 1939. Under unususllysad

0i son 0f MN. Gmce Smith.

Nomism. who was but 19 yea-rs use. spent most oil his time in iitoui with an aunt. Mrs. Blanch

and his aged grandmother.

but came ire- his home in the it? visit his mother and the er

P.E. Island Hospital f-‘s-e- e i=- M“

i . Satnrda, evening h was st. his v spending eeveml ours pleasantly and apparently in

drown.

iieaivdbut before assist- ldleachhimhesuoournb- ,totiie.icv waters ct hheher- m‘

body beimr to the iicme of his - mother. where the osts

m‘ hi?“ held i.“z‘i...‘“3f€he’°.‘€". we

' 1 1 otttiegded Rev was . orirey dim-Ma m-

m, ' by his N n k “"2"” Grace Coffin and Alex. 1.. McDonald. Mr.

omueny“ - earl Burns. h -

lnsservice. Ail

III?-

was l7, Colin Mc-

d. Jr. John Directors. m;

commnittee. John i] lam Walsh

in Chor-

Noiinnsn Smith.

and cheer- urged to re- Norman

His

IQOOVGIBG. WI!

; .._ I__-_

_ The. lieiitral

wen-s." s.

p. m.. Breokley

. Mrs. W. W Brown Hillsbom Street. were receiving the oonflatuiations of their numerous friends yesterday on the happy oc- casion oi their 30th‘ wedding m- liiversary.

by service Dr.

Will be, "God's Crucibie,” and in [he evenin he wii repeat, by special

Guardian

nature may be

etleeu swordstrietlybey- IDIQIIIJVIIIW. _ -

_... .._ ....__. I

OIABWILL l0!‘ Photollfllhs.

coiireossniou urn IN sus- INO‘. L-fllfl-‘i-Zi-Zilj

__-c_ MILTON CllUI/Oll SERVICE. Sunday, Jan. 30th. at 1i s. m.

yior.

Ii-ele-l-M-ii. YORK UNITID CHARGE. Rev. J. A. Nifliolecli. minister. Ser- vleee Simdey. 90th. 1i s. in. Oen- trsi Church: 3 p. m. YMKIIQO

HAPPY CONGRATULATIONS-

WATER BATES. Persons who “t, have nucleated to bav the current quarter's rates ere ed that shut-oi! lists will be on the street

on Mcnrlwy the 30th. . Ir450-1-28-2l.

ST. JAMES CHURCH. — BOih

services tomorrow will be conducted

tile Minister. At the mornilii we sermon siibiec

e lies , his sermon on “Above the

pov and pans oi life.’ A cordial

n itation ls given to strangers and

visitors to attend the Kirk services.

POLICE COURT — In police

00m Yesterday a vagrant was iur-

t-her remanded. sound 1mg;-

charged with the unlawful pcmes- sion oi stolen goods was convicted as charged and fined $30 or 30 dlws. Another person on s simi- lar charge was remanded till Wed- nesday. A man charged with ob— taming $150 under iqise pretenses was remanded for a week.

SOUVENIE NUMBED- The

Guardian has received from Mrs. Evelyn M. Heal, 25 Howard Street, Pasadena. California s souvenir copy of the “Rose Fete" or 'l‘cur- nament oi Roses an annual event

beauty iirgi magnificence oi

e

which is well portrayed in the colorful scenes in its ages. Mrs. be Heals. son Charles is i st clarinet in the Tournament oi Roses Band, a. splendid picture oi which isaiso reproduced.

THE BAPTIST CIIURCIIw-Ab

lih OTDIIII W106 I Q1 Bi. UDlZ cihirenm thle Rifv. Herveo y .eDeplnll

L n , es his subiect “A

D., wii World Com y." Miss Pear Burns n i?”

oweli's “ y the Waters

of Bab on." The morning anthem Will be endelasoiinb "But the Lord indlul oi’ His Own." At bh

sermons on the general subject oi "Questions oi s College Student" with as the theme oi tihe evening

This matter oi e Personal Redg-

ion." The Male Chorus will have Iclliiargexotlf‘ the evening milllml -

l w a co tone. song serv at 6.45 P, *5?”

HOPE RIVER CREDIT UNION- to be

awe have every

reason op- mistic when we consider our gain

in bershi and in ieedy Offilxgeeqii sll/31Pehoidiers,"e€eclared .1.

resident oi the H

L. M p River tUnion, Ltd. at e annual mee gheld on January 17.Jchn O'Connor, tmasiurer, re- - assis oi leaves this» mo visiting with relatives and iricxids warm- Sn-ee; Change m was made when unusually large ' advance sale of tickets indicated Mr. Chester Buiman. New Gias- w sponsurs that ,_ 1w”,- n00 tor to the city

ted 6i members

1939; Directors, J. L. Murphy. ughn O'Connor, Emmet McGuiBa-n, For- ent DOirOn, Argus Doiron, J. J. lvicAleer, l-larol Redmond; Credit committee, Joseph D. Pineau. James Mclsaac, Louis Walsh; Supervisory committee. Rev. E. J. Dalton. ivlich- iiel Pineau, George Murphy. Ad- dresses were delivered by Alexis Murphy, Arthur Fleming. Michael Pineau and Rev. E. ,J. Dalton. Ai-

the business

ei-

meeting, lunch was served and a social noui- was s nt, inciudgg songs by James erreil, Wilt MicAleer and J. L. Murlllly.

SECTION "B" DEBATING SOC-

ion beting Societgynol’. W. C. was held recentry, The slate of officers were W11 aBshfiilowsz-dion. president Proi.

Olin-I'd; president, Allied nun- . Earle

?."‘°£iéi€' s." °' “in”: I Sll

Isabel Goodwin End thpgbinsori’.

e oon., Wilfred

Drisooii, was supported bymFreds

and e de-

beto decided iavcr of the

con Section “B", held eir second weekly debate on Jan. tn. Th iect un ussion was, Res

olved. that e French Revolution: coco ed moilieunhsrm the

"riieiminure ’ "xrhei-eenii m wessvicihrryifiptplfgoon.

to ST. ANDBIWE CREDIT UNION

0min.

—'l‘lie annual meeting oi the St.

Andrew's Credit Union was held in St. Andrew’ Jubilee Hall, Jen. 11th. W. i". - The report of the year's business was

then read by he Treasurer, 1dr. John R. llgsn snd showed that membership hed increased durinl

ved the year irom 172 in 201 and ss- lhd sets hbd illtirdlldd item t9

slight ov l‘ isooo. aepei-ii from the Owedite and Supervisory Oom- mlttes were reed by Messrs. James

Jerome L. O'Brien. Moreil con- gratulated the

members on _ spiandid manner in which lie 9t.

t Uni is func- ‘! or . Carrion ‘P. P.

n.i.°°‘n..““‘§ii2.iii“°iii?$3 ‘hers on - , . a emphasised the neclillty 03w!“

tion end

tshe up the stuib oiIorId sud lisp deno- sll present.

A splendid

TliE I cliAiiLorrl-Iroww GUARDIAN ' -

The ilentral Biiariiiin

mom n. m. Delegates

not P . believed to n ve in ii A. M. isst crossing over hsr- {Minister

has been kept open found the first sub-rem

ic

owever. set by the in i937 when the scr- vioe was. discontinued the week in February.

FIRST SUB-ZERO WEATH —iPl'inQ Islanders

irst

mm Cemeaijy Rev

ND

PASSENGER! A CARRIED-Three pas-

mdfiilbollndscit

passenger up He arrived h time to catch the mituisr Dione ior Monoton mt noon.

Keen Mirisrdh in the hiime.

Mr. John A. McPherson. Beiivue, for Boston

Mr. ‘Thomas Wig-more, Pleasant the business e ci y yesterday.

and daughter, Barbara are arriving in Charlottetown tonight

_.-_._, Mr. George McLeod

. S. uridays riigliif to attend h mother, Mrs. Jessie Mc-

ie 0ntario Police Seize Japanese

B01110. Jenni-Ontario

ltih dwertnwivt

seized more the brush

. ‘Ilh semis a:

with dreaded anthrax

n were confiscated inoai % to the provincial laborator- ies for scientific examinoti i8 cum are iieved to tissue formed g“: m a '1 at a. meeting of a general oom-

advance.

consensus-ion us: ms s. aw- »-~»-~-=i¥==

M Cornwall

n _.___ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH —The second

weather-Tile problem of had ibrmed ice-her greet posibilitlai wt be deal tco heavv tor the wooden-walled with.

year's servfae exceeded by two weeks the record set in i938

—-'l‘he 1.

Charlottetown. trip from Murray Harbor

“B Filed d at .!“¥.2“i. 33$“... feilace edland

' conducted the'serv“oe st the grave ,, niimmnrmi-mser c

. ei- see W alwlf"; twin her late res aenee, 11 p es

350st yesterday immin st. 8:

. ——i-- HOME FOB. BUBlAL-The Mrs -

twiii-niotor- o1 _ c" in "itim- "M... The Gulf oi St. In cligrniottewwiy ‘Th, iii Prov! and tak th

oi entertainment iollowed

the this

mittee heeded l7!

ll. W976 (i. , him.

ruin I . "“_' win i» and n%“ie..t’3§’..s"“” m“ “it'll and W53 _ with them we went the elect-m rlrdgurgssgonsretf-lw’ WUhOIIH Mdfil B Plfi I

Lriflii-i-It-di.

m. ‘(Jade ver 8.00 P. M. Um; Creek hnopénh" liilhfimmiyifv“ w‘ G QV . ‘I ' QL-mflfl-li. LAST ciIIIiEgIéeIi-Iihies ‘éthifiiri? iiiy- ' 11 A ' tewwli and Ii I-

itli the pprovsi o! Provin w ‘ Distrim Council i‘ ior Queen's county hes been torm- ed. with the following Oi1icers:— District President-QED! J, R

“c0RoNATIO IiIJST-iiiiiltllliltiiilltllifi

Welil-ve ured I9 otthenbuveN tidedseed. Itis reivminended '-~ o! loeltnre, stations, seem-ll uit sriiiersin Provineewhosoweditlsst hsdgooderops

OuIDflcoonthIIWIIeI-till-ll

2 sinner lie;- with order. Prom ‘t

be disappointed indfijet

n. iionfin» c» co.

IN

oodsi L-lol-I-Z-Il.

F. Mcrlhee. liblistrict Booty Trees -Mr. Dan

. District Commissioner —W War- n

are members of this Distri cii. es well es two representatives

ROADS OPEN EAST AND SOUTH liisht snow fal resulting

from s00 body

trict Councils ere in process oi

Prince and King's

Monitaivue a. Murray Harbor. A truck made the

yost daiv returning vrlth c. load En freidht.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The Lun- J was

oral of Mrs. n held irom the residence o! Mrs. mulogpe- John MiacLeod,

vinoial President. We believe that Judge Palmer will move to be l-he right men in the right place.

Although it. is winter at present. it is not too early irlg about Camp. It often happen?

o

kc

Camp until we find that Camp

ved and we are not . Start NOW to give the thought. I suggest ‘rroop C Fund Account, details be

Scout Committee. Keep the

“ Questions of a College Student ”

Thlsls the general theineolsseriesoiioursernirmeto be delivered Sunday evenings in the Charlottetown Baptist Church-dealing with certain problems that seem to be in the mind o! youth - ss evidenced by the findings in s questionnaire circuhtsd by the B. C. M. of the Prince of Wales College and tlie Y. M. C. A. oi liis city, at s student's song service during 1088.

January til-This Mutter o! A Personal Religion.

' Februsry ii-Tlie problem of whst is Blgln and what is Wrong,

February lb-Sonie questions that pee-piers every gen- oration.

February iii-The phoe of the old Church in a New

World. i

01mg " IQ WI! intxested stuflecgtrdllfiy invingoli: the; grilling st '

THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Church of the Mos Holy Rie- Th i bearers were

Bcoutmssim" 8. P. 1st Charlottetown (Bus

viuiii lriiiiiiigi

Social Evening p AT _~ Held Last Night The PM" W"

by.

1st Orapiiud -Rev. Mr. Bridg - tier B. M. e B M Eldon -Doris.id McKenzie t Jensen. River -s, Stewart s. nick Mount, StcWnrtr-H. .1. Show ‘let, ‘list Rnyelty —0ordon Dou- YWt-h “Billing students held as B. M. “miller ellioyv-hlei social evening 1w night at Prince 0i wines Col- lese Hail. w. n. shilw Minister

or Agriculture presided, W. R. Shaw welcomed the stud- ents and introduced the various

numbers on the prograrbm . The __ v. » ' highlight oi the evening’: enter- v‘

eriottetown-K. M. Mar-

ll ‘ Club 0

ton Shem. Always looked forward to as one cf the City's higiiligh. oi til )

Charlottetown —G Burnett 01d Dorkeridorf and likiriieArsenauit. Other numbers on the programme:

Step dance by Miss ‘Gertrude Rice, Soliris Line Road; Song by Wendell Ellis; Sing-Sonar led by Sgt. Major Irlam: Song. “Swiss Moonlight Lullaby” by ih-arwis m , MaoCoi-mack. Ken Fraser, Miss surviving member o! thfi Margaret MacLean and Miss Ferns ‘Three brothers and two sis

Union Hell on .) etowii-Mrs. Stiirratt

eron S M (Zion )

space was necessary. Proceeds cf the bali go into the Union's sick Benefit Fund.

oKay,‘ Stop Dance, Miwcormiwk; Bong. Vernon Bui- ger; Highland Fling. Mary Mulli- ganl; Song, ‘"1115 Old Apple Tree," his hell-ml Eveyn Bouite and Helen Sabone. Several orchegtra selections were P8111101 1111158- Wymhnshe m“ M

given during the programme. Fu°°°mw° 5'“ Nlrr. Shaw in e brief moi-ass Mi‘- H°“ w“ m’ f°mh 5°“ °-'

. M 0th Charlottetown coll B. M. 8th Charlottetown C. M. —‘Most Holy Redeemer. ‘ith Charlottetown -Mrs. M1- tfi. P611123. ‘ aro wn —Margsret erns . M. -’I\-irii . Charlottetown -. W. Reid M. frrinity. 12th Charlottetown -Vince King

MORELL CREDIT UNION — Moreii CrediuUnioii, Ltd. held its first annual meeting on January The many friends of Ml‘. Alex. 18th with Jerome O'Brien presid- McRae, Wood Island will be piens- mg. Mr. O'Brien in his address ed to learn that he is convaiesirig . .1. Ho ital after his appendicitis onerat on.

traced the rise o! the credit union from a few study clubs organized in 1937. This year there are 14 study clubs in active operation. The success oi the credit union is leading to new iorms of c er- ative effort in the community. e treasurers report revealed assets ‘ oi more than $2000 and a loan oi Bridge- total during 1930 of $4600. Th in the cty credit union opened for business the it!!!" in March 1938. W. F. Rose of Mt. Stewart, the guest speaker spoke oi possibilities oi a coo erative creumery in Moreli and uched upon the sub{ect oi cooperative buying and se ling. A iuii ‘pr sin

he us-_

ta

ward Island is one oi the iinsst hm _ projects in the Dominion. aooord- 4m, m“, 1.10m John Myfle Hull, seds to the opinion o! many oi the 0M P391111 01 Prince Edward

de agate, stated Mr. Show. The . continuance oi this project 10L! rlod oi at least‘ three years has en assured. “mat. eventually will come out of Youth Training is hard to forsee, but its possibil tlm

Mr. Ralph Johnson is conducting

a-st merside for thebenefit oi’ Scout/era A similar course

Canad ing in an age of opportunity" n- od Mr. Shaw, "And whether works with his hands fir

' Scouts in uniform Em not al- lowed to appear on the stem of

theatres or music halls mercial entertainment enterp They may cake part, in

le iness meeting. Daniel Sinnott, AB. h'fl.hfp°"““m°"

McAdam and unonai-d Ryan serv- ed on the nominating committee. Officers for 1939: Directors, Jerome O'Brien. John Cunning-

ham, John O'Neil, Duncan Mc- Dougeii, T. Anderson, A. B. Mc- m- Donald, Frank Dunn: Credit com- “Zhi, Byme, w. c. Connolly. A. B. Mc- of me Ada-m; Supervisory, W. L. Mc- mfggigd Guire, J. Donovan, P. Sinriott.

PLAN CBIiEBR-ATION-Jfi elim-

u-roh, sch which their group is-connected.

Mr. Patrol Leader. k containing the names and dresses of every tloi? If s m-m. misses one or more meetings, what bou it?