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UNIIFD CHURCH oi CANADA

TRINITY umrro CHURCH Ihlietlt

.‘”' Iulh Miller, M A, n D Lm" ""10 Mellovnll. Deaconem. Bey Kendigi. A.C.C.0., LJLAM. rllnlet 00 AM: 11m Ass‘: i§o“i§'il'."w?,°h°'§' Harmon: Icy n ' Anthem: “Th; "it v-m. vEIEiaIEm ‘é’ rvi - c co in church auditorium, 51mm ohm”

"l" lifvlram by Sande S h l. m, Liellrew Glrdnemfliecteg- :00 m!“ “bu” way“: oo 211?: D1rector—Mre. G. l. ran 51113,‘. “lzglggh lvfllllza- D-Di ~ e no Holy “miliisufhsfi,” com Avzyllrietf-Cerol Traditional 0-3": 51"" s on end Student; “ppm ‘Whirl? confirmation ° ‘ ‘ welcome’

11:00: Morning Prayer and Ser-

"i531 Sunday School and Junior 51b], Class.

1,00 Evening non.

PRESBY IERIAN

The Kirk oi St. Jeniee Minister the Rev. T. ll. Buesell Samar-g, MJL, SKI-M" R-(LAJF- Director of Music, liliss E. Lillian McKenzie, limrii BMW rshl l1 a.m. ll or n8 has: solo - “The Iloly City."- (Adnms)—Mr, Raoul Reymond. w) pm, Church School. 7 p.111, Evening Worshi . Anthem: “liow Long ilt Thou Forget Me, 0 Lor " —Pileuger. Th; Minister will conduct the nrvircs and deliver the Sermon_e._

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton Street Ministe

r nev. G. Carlyle Welieter Mrs. Edwin Johnatone Organist MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 am. Theme: “l-lis Divine liiiiiciency."

flyrans: 132, 733, 261, 453.

soprano and Contralto Duet. - lbs Arthur ltoper and Mrs. Bruce lhcllheyson.

LI .m. The Sabbath School and lible Jnsses.

EVENING WORSHIP

1.00 p.m. Theme: "A Wise In- mtment."

llyrnns: 670, 56d, M5.

“Lord oi our Liie" -- r ‘ .

'1 will praise Th name, ior non hast done won ertul thinge."

You are cordially invited to wor- iliiq with us,

Annual Candle Light Carol Ser- vice will be held on I-‘rlday, it at B 30 p m.

Prayer and Ser-

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In Memoriam

MRS ANNIE DIAMOND

There parsed peacefully away at her home in Brookiield on Nov. 2nd, Mrs Annie Diamond, widow oi the late John Diamond in her 68th your The deceased was bcm at the Appln Road daughter of the hie Thomas and Margaret (Mac- lsodi Locke, and when a yo woman came to make her home in this community.

Possessed oi a cheerful and un- eomplalnlng disposition she won the esteem oi all those with whom she time in contact. Her home was ilwiiys open to stran ers and iriends elike who received er kind hos-

‘ iipitality.

During an illness o! some months, which she bore with a true Christ- illl lDlrli. she was tenderly cared ior by her daughter Margaret.

The iuneral which was held from her late residence on Nov, 4th was 111K911 attended, the service being conducted by the Rev. Dr. . 9- Thompson, who brought a com- iilliiiill messaze to the bereaved

liunns sung were Asleep in Jesus, -

The Lord Is My Shepherd. Nearer My cod to Thee, while Mrs lino’; "amiss. T" e roar. e pa arers firs: Messrs Murdock MacSween, chili; Henderscfp, Ambrose Sentner, Jhares MacDu f. Brent Dollar and hi: n lilacLeod Interment was made Brookiield cemetery, “There are left to mourn the loss i ivvina mother two sons Char- mrfiitllaulsselt ind one daughter a cme. brsgihe ls also survived by three nil’ "$- Rivhflfd. Brookiield; sam- t- Armin Road; and John, van- "tw" B 0-. 12-12-11

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SPECIALTY

Home-Made Potted - “ma. Breads, Rolls, Etc.

Sponsored by KINETTE CLUB

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THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prineemamli-iufiggq gm,“

Rev. l. Judson Levy, BA Morning Wcelhli 11 5g o Bglinaih ‘T110 yliirlne ne- n g ." Anthlm! "I Will Lite lip Mine EyesP-(Clerk-w ltteld) THE CHURCH SCHOOL 2.80 I11- — Co-qperiite in thig Bible ""1! service ior all ages and needs. Evening Worship '1 p.m. Sermon: "The Glit oi Salvation." Anthem: "Lord For Thy Tender John Inch, M . B 0r nlst and Cholrmaster?‘ w” n

You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

" Marcy's SakeF-(Farrant) .

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street -.. “"'.‘t“....si.‘““. all. c p. 2.80 P. Mi-Bilile School. Everyone welcome.

SALVATION ARMY

Greet George Street Adit. and Mrs. Mercer in Charge

11 mm. llolineee Meeting.

5 p-m, Sunday School and Bible Class.

‘l p.m- Iivangellstie Service With bright __ _'__f ' ‘ '

PIOIOU, Dec. 8—-As a result oi’ chill and exposue John Robertson, a youth c! 14, belonging to Spring- hill, died in Sutherland Memorial Hospital, Pictcu. on Saturday even- , Dec. 5. The boy's iather had apparentl been employed that day at Wood sland, P. E. I., but he had directed his son to stay at his boarding house in Plctou. The latter had apparently gone

which his iather owned and which was tied up at one oi the wharves here. When iound later in the day, he wee almost overcome with cold. and later died in the hospital. There is a possibility that he may have become ill on the boat and was un- able to leave it. His mother and the

‘m5 other members of the iamily live in

Sprlnghill. BIBS BRIGIITEN BLACK

Bibs-square aiiair; oi satin trim- med with sequin; can be worn frank- ly about the neck oi last year's black crepe dress to fool every one but yoursel! And other devices. called cards. are really neck niches made oi looped braid which tie with dainty little velvet ribbon at the back.

OVEBGOATS

We pay “Spot Caeli” for Winter Over-coats, Fur Coats, Leather Coats and Windbreak-

rs. a Also Suits, Extra Coats, Pants and Foot-

wear. Skates and Boots all

sizes.

Toole of all descrip- tlone.

For prices, etc, get in touch with tie. ' '

EXCHANGE STORE, 108 Richmond St.

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FUNERAL

Our Ailiol D. MacLeod is familiar with your Funeral problems Contact him for prompt and eiilclent e01‘.-

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SERVICE

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t" ship and lecture on the series “Pic-

"II! P. us‘: °.'l‘.':.2.'°"‘ "My i" “M” .. . TUBERCULOSIS kills more peo- ple between 15 and 4b than other disease. 13-121’;

consort-unionism mann- mcl. u.

MAI-ION MORRIS piano recital assisted by Pearle Burns contraltc St. Paul's Hall, Tuesday, Doom-i ber 15th. Sponsored by Woman's Music Club. Proceed; 1o;- Rsq cw,‘

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SOLDIER-S PA! — Soldiers 0d fill Cflnldlfln l-Pmy will pggelye their my in advance oi the Christ- mfll “H8011, it was learned yester-

cooas tor Christmas Photo- mnl- Immune by envoinuirfith

POLICE COURT- At the Police Court yesterday morning one drunk and incapable was lined. e3 or s deye in Jail.

DUB-INC THE ENTIRE your pelts are received lor shl n to The Prince

CHURCH-Sunday, Dec, 13th 34m. shaw 11.00 A. M. Tryop 1,30 y,

VISITING FATHER. — Visiting at the home oi Mrs. Jock Oruiek- shanks, Wentworth street, are om. Harry Phillips oi Charlottetown, P. E1. and Mrs. Neil Durant, Jr., Io! Summerside who came by '1‘.0. A. to visit their iather, Captain J Dicks, who is a patient in the City Hospital. -5ydiiey Post Record.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES- Both morning and evenlnfi worship at The Kirk tomorrow w! be con- ‘ducted by the Minister Flt. Lieut. The Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers, M. A.,B '1‘, M.,R C. A F and the music both choral and organ will to under the dire tion oi Miss E Lillian McKenzie, us, Baa. The Church School will meet at 2 30. On Wednesday evening at 7.30 the Mira-later will conduct Midweek Wor-

pelmlt slides of the 1930 Oberam- mer au Passion Play will be drown at t evening service at 'I‘ryon. The attention of our member; is ca led to the Annual Business 11496151118 to be held in the Church: ‘villi-fl’ on Wednesday afternoon, Deo. 16th at 2:30 13-13-11

CHRISTMAS TREE PRICES _. Wilmilig that Christmas treesmvst be so;d at "lair and reasancble ‘Drlces’ has been issued by the Wartime Prices and ‘Trade Board. I11 some centres, it is said, prices are iar too high in comparison with | Inst years prices. I1 it is found thilt the public has been over- ChRTSPG in connection with these 511195. the Board will act.

tines 0i Christ in the Gospel o! TENDERED SHOWER-On Mon- John." day evening Doc. ‘l. a number of friends Bothered at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. AJdred lirlz-rell, 45 Brighton Ave. to tender a shoivei- to Miss Vio‘et Mathesnn who was soon to become a bride. The bride to be was led to a, preiflly decorm ted chair by Mrs. Joseph Wise and m1 “Pfifcipriaie adrlrcss was read by Miss Annie lv1ocEache-rn_ The Burst oi honor wrs pr~e=ented with a Weihfillcd purse by lVLrs. Wise on ilPiiflif 0i’ her friends assembrd. Violet in her gracious manner ex- pressed her thanks and invited all to vlslt her in hsr new home, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Will Alley. Mrs. Dannie M11:- Klnnmi. Mrs. Joseph W'se a-ndMrs, Ali Frlzzell. The remainder of the 61/9111": was spent in cards aftrr urhlch all worded ther way home- “Wd 11115115111 Viflifi a successful journey through life.

IN MEMORIAM

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THE BAPTISH CHURCH The morning service by the Rev. 1. Judson Levy will be "The Day- sprlng From on High." The morn- ing anthem will be Clarke-Whit- ie die "I will llit up mine eyes " The Church Sdiool in its Bible Study service, meets at 2 30 P. M. At Evening worship ‘l P M. the seimon by Mr. Levy will be “The Gift ct. Salvation." The evening anthem will be Faranntb “Lord. for Thy Tender Mercy's Sake." John Inch Mus. Baa. organist and choir- mfir, will be in charge o! the m_ .

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH -- Services Sunday will be conducted by the Minister Rev. Hugh Miiler. M. A D. D. — D1’ Miller will preach the seimon at both diets oi worshi . The Sunday School will hold is annual white gift service in the Church Auditorium at 2.30

P on board a small flhcline bcetiprepared go,- the occurs“, Music

M. A special program has been roi- the day will be undcr the direc- MR- HARTLE BOWNESS tlon or Mr A, R. Kendall L ILA M., and will consist oi Chrlstmasr Carols.

Again we are reminded o! the un- certainty and brevity of life in the

THE éqlflNTlléLmfiUARDlAN la

celnmnieeeeerved icriiewe O-IlUB-CIOIICOTLAND-Ser-i 9'1“ interest, but ad i an»; p”, m, “m1; of a nature mly hem $1 Racy. Jflfllfi

M. Ii weather and road conditions yo

LAWLESS - DART-A quiet wed- ding took place at st. John's church Truro on Friday Dec 4 at z o'clock when Rev. G R. Thomp- son united in marriaBB Johanna. daughter o1 Joseph and the late Mrs. Dart oi I-lali Way Cove and James Lawless son oi James and the late Mrs. Lawless oi Trucadw P.E I, Only immediate relatives were present The br'de was attired in a navy tailored suit with match- ing accessories Following the cere- mony a small intozmal supper was served at the home oi the grooms sister, Mrs Carl Locklmrt Mr

and Mrs, lawless will make their 1mm; goo- the present at Hallway cove where the groom has a posit- ion with the Storms Contracting Company.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ORGAN- IZED—-A meeting was held at the home oi Mrs Arthur Burke, South- port, on December 0th ior the pur- pose oi organizing a Womens In- stitute group in Southpcrt district. A good attendance was reported and the officers elected were as iollows: President, Mrs. John B. MacKay; Vice-President, Mrs. Ur- ban MacQuaid: Secretary, Mrs Allison Tait Mrs, Earle Jenkins. Mrs Perley Mutch and Mrs Hope Mutch were appointed as Directors and Mrs Arthur Burke and Mrs. Iorne Kelley as Auditors Mcetiniis

o will be held on the evening oi the

third Wednesday oi each month. The President, lvirs. John MacKay invited" the members to her home ior the ilrsi meeting,

Personals

Mrs. Hamid C. Carson. Freder- icton Junction. l! vifliiinll h" daughter, rm Martin or the RIC: AR, Charlottetown, 11.1111.

Hon. JL. Ralston, Minister oi National Defense ls expected 1° visit the Province over the week- end Accompanying ithe liitinlster will be his secretary Mr. James E. Wells, Alberton.

. Ivan A. MacArthur o! the Canadian Armored Corps, who last week received his certiiicate at the Brockville Oiiicers ‘rrainins Centre and has been the guest oi his sister litlbre. Freeman dmore Douglas 5t for the pest few days. left Friday morning ior Ontario where he will undariro furtheri- training.

_,_______. Massive antlers oi’ the Amfllcflfl elk are tipped with as many es eeven points each

Mother, Mix

GI ‘ nick Roll I. Saves vfionqey. EasllyeMlxed

cooklneie corn eyrur or

Cough Syrup. lt’s Fine

e syrup-end it gives you four time: ae wine well-known medicine. mixed In yqup qIn kitchen, COSTA V91‘! little. ‘but it gives delightful, swift-acting reiiei tron: coughs due to colds. It takes but l moment to prepare-it's soeasy any- one can do it. And it eaves reel money. u“; g gyrup by stirring 2 cups of uiated sugar and onecnporwater

; (eve moments, until dissolved. No needed. Or Y0" ""1 "5' liquid honey. 111F161!"

III“?- nea get I ounces o! Pint-x from

sudden passing away oi Mr Hartlc jOple BOVi'llE$5, son oi IvLr, Herbert B, Bowness and the late Mrs. Dow- ‘ ness of Kcnslnzion, at the early age oi forty-eight years.

“H19 deceased who had not been lll, was enroute to Malpsquo to bring homo a tractor, while walking along rm the high way he suddenly‘ collapsed and died wittwut uttering a word.

The into Mr, Bownesa was a well known contractor having worked in the United States for a number oi years, on his rat/urn to Canada, he continued in this line oi work in his home town oi Kenslngton. later-l moving to Charlottetown, where hei was known as a clever and noble mun. I-le resided here for nine years rewntly returning to Kem- sinflton, where he had purchased a farm He was a man of sterling character rnd a true Christian.

The funeral services were held irom his late resid-"nce on 'I‘u~sday ,.alternoon, Dcc.lsi., three to the United Church. The Rev. A. D. Sterling conducted the sevices. speaking very highly oi the deceas- e

The following hymns weer sung: The Lord is my shepherd, Peace Periect Pence and Shall we gather at the River.

Mr. George Bowness hing with much icslingg, "The Beautiful city

Oi God.

Notwithstanding the condition oi the roads a. large concourse of people gathered to pay their last respects to one who was held in their high- ast esteem by his many iriends.

The pail bearers were the Messrs. Waldo Davison, Horace Glover, Aubren Leaky, Kler Clark, Leslie Mann and Leslie Simmons.

He leaves to mourn lrsides his wife, the former Miss Alene McLean three daughters, Alene, Mrs. 1-1 Mutch, Jean, and litloisc at home. two sons, Wayne and Stirling, three brothers and three sisters,

"The first break in the home is indeed hard to bear, but then, But then some day, it may be in the coming years We'll reed the meaning oi om- roars Ad, then, oh then we'll understand."

, 12-12-11.

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DRUP-(J-ISI‘ II Prince Street 1th,,“ 3g " v list-guru»

I am proudnof you and proud to be

ur niece. "But I -I am nothing, Mei-idol." Her laugh was suddenly like all- ver. "You are myseli, 1 can peg 1t now." "I do not understand.."

She looked at him iondly ea one would look at e very little be‘, "1 know you do not understand ell we must prepare to go to me city.’

"Yes yes, at once. I shall go to madame and explain I wld her how it would be once you teamed the truth. She will understand. She is a ve , very kind and under- standing la y, Meridel."

"Kind yes. But not understand- ing Rudi, Had she been she would

0t have done this thing."

"Well she thought it was no harm. She believed it would be best, where vou children had seen so much trouble not to load any more disappointments on you the mo- merit you arrived."

"I can see that she meant to be kind; you can appreciate that we could not receive her generoslt and shoud never have been tricke into accepting it." The blue eyes were imperious.

"Yes I can sea that It was wrong, Mei-idol. Very wrong, I shall try to atone ior it —f0r everything."

"There is nothing ior which to atone Go now please and make ready. We sliall carry with us only the things we brought We shall thank Madame Fabre-Luslgnan. Yes, I have hmrd oi Mimi Fabre as a. great actress. .1 have prooi or it now."

"Thank you child." Madame spoke from the dimness o! the landing.

though I would make no apologies for listening. And it ls well I did hear; I think I can understand now why you feel as you do about -about the little game oi make- belleve we payed‘ Believe me it was never staged from any motive oth- er than lmdness and the desire oi spare your further pain."

"You a-c, as always, kind, ma- druie " Meridel smiled upat her and curtsiod “And it was a. love- play, ior which I thank you on beiiali oi the little 0112s and myseli. But now the pay is ended, you see. And this time tho princess really does become Cinderella."

"There ls no changing your mind " It was not a question "Even ll I ask you all to be my guests here; even if I tell you I need you to hel me with all these children." Mer del shook her head. “You can get dozen; oi your own country- women tar more qualiilcd and more capable than I to help you look alter the little ones. We-Uncle Rudi and I-shall have our own to

look after.’ "At least let me have Gabriel “by “No

Follet look for a. pl Mendel held up her hand.

more, thank vou All these kind- nesses I have taken so much ior granted —how can I ever repay you for them? so long as 1 thought we had a right to them I did not mind, but 1 could not have us impose on you ior another day, another hour. I hope you know madame, that it‘ ls not pride so much as —-"

“As noblesse oblige," said madame, coming slowly down the rest of the steps. "Yes I think I understand " "We-we have to do for our- selves." Then: was a hint oi desper- ation in her voice “ii we, who are taught that we are oi the blood royal that we have certain high ideals to live up to ~11 we do not try to live up to them, ii we take and do not give -ah, there has been too much oi that Those who rule should give more than they take Is it not true that to be a king or queen should be the hardest job in all the world?"

"It is true Princess."

"Then—"

"There child think no more a- bout it May I present my guests to you? Martha Stahl and Guy Winter- slde They were in my company ior many years. I have told them about you. I have told them you are Ru- dolphb niece They He charmed- They are a simple, kindly couple They'd love to talk to cu. Please come and have tea wi us. T baron shall come mo." n "We shall be delighted madame. So there, in madame’: room where the ictum oi Michel Fabrs still glassess smiled on them, they sat or a pleasant hour and drank tea. The good-natured Winter-sides knew ncthln oi the damage they done, them it was not at all startling that the lovely blond girl