1 DECEMBER, 1a-_1941.____ i’ I

THE ._CHARI-QI'EEI_QYY.IELQSJARDIA~N

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

CATHEDRAL Pflxmaistrest sll-‘ID-‘Y 55mm“ Rev. n h ltlilin" . tiulv ¢"°""“""""' u‘ Assistilntmm “'0'

‘m, Bev- Dunald €.:mthroyd, ILA,

hifm“'“'bi-t',i'.sl Eucharist. i ' . A. lloy Klllflflll. carom, 11.1.. , , vflrfniflfinfillnfllv School. 11.00 A. M. Public Worshimuu

ivpnsoni] P; m‘ Sermon: "Advent Message." except on Re" “Wm Mum" l" mil“: "Friday 11.15 and on Amhw" [f0 Come To My Heart vanilla“, 930 b, m. Evensong on Lord Jesus - - -Psul Ambrose mines 113.0 - Soloist-Mr. Iiarvey MacPherson. "n11.7- - 2.30 Sunday School-White Gm

service in Church. 7 P- M- Pllhllc Worship Sermon: Rev. Iiugh Miller. The music will consist of favorite

i1 PAUL'S cuuaru “brew Gardner. Rector GI a Grcennnlgh, Assistant.

- l!" El"! Christmas C I

own Miss llll a,“

m," puei-tor-Mrill- E~ Full Visitors and students cordially '30 tinlv wmmm” ' M welcome.

m“ Connn-naflgn gghoo] 5e ca.

won; Confirmation School.

Ii Shavers at Toombs Music Bto .

travelling towards the city

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column ls local

reserved for news oi . but - . o! s "Fl"! nature no! he inserted it I cents n word. strictly nlyahle In ldvlsnry.

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COOKS graphs.

for Christmas bunt?‘

SESSION ELECTRIC CLOCKS at Toombs Mus;c Store. Ii-437-l2-13-1i.

coarser: r . ‘ma; RA 101v urn uvlsgpa.

BCIIICK and Riemlngtc Dual

L-437- 12- 13-11.

I1 A. M. Holiness Meeting. 2 PM

Qinaavsit 1.19. M.Ev ' shgglfie. (gugiiect angelistlc

"The Forgotten L-455-12-i3-1l.

SLIGHT COLLISION — A

081‘ lnd

5114mm!‘ B01118 in the opposite direc-

around Him

War Clouds Over Bethelem

By F. H. MacArthur

Nearly’ two thousand years have as it had before that trag'c event.

passed since Jesus was born in tar

Embires have risen and have

away Bethlehem. The Wise men fallen and mother faith has wit- whn saw the star shining above the messed fierce struggles among men manger where the Christ Child lay, and nations. centuries that have must have experienced deep fcel- been marked by tribulation, blood lugs of ilatitude and pleasure at and tears. History has failedtoteach

the woncerous sight.

mankind ilre brutality of war. At At long last the Prince of Peace heart we are and the Redeemer oi mankind had savages;

little better than while many of us wear

come into the world. Whiz a glor- our religion on our sleeves.

ious eventl What a wonderful pro-

Wiiat a sad commentary on this

misc oi future happ|__.ss lay ahead civilization and on this generation

for a sin-cursed world!

to see the world aflame again .1: But even the advent oi Jesus the

brief span oi twenty-five

m into the world was not of sufficient years}!

SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. importance to change the hearts of Turning back to the land of men, for we kind that despite I-Its Jesus we find Khaki Clad soldiers divine birth. and later during his marching through the Garden of

mission as teailier and adviser, the

spiritual Gethsemane while war clouds hang world rejected I-Iirn. heavy over the entire country, I

Even His followers who gathered have read that during a recent air

Garden oi alarm some oi the people actually

Gethsemane and heard from His took shelter in the very cave that

where once housed the manager wuere Christ came into the world.

committed ssci-lleg;

who can say what destruction ma‘

~8-

wm, young women's Bible BAPI|ST tlon were in collision a; neon y“? lips the Lord's Prayer mtg, d s r , ___ 161113)’, Only [ningr damage w bum 5171031555 hi5 1.911195‘? betrayer-s- _ _ ‘ 11:00 llnrnlng Prayer an e - THE BAP _*"* machings r€5u]1ed_ None o! me oc_ The people oi that day were not Thus far no air raids have dis- ‘m TISI CHURCH eupsnts o; either vehicle w“ h.“ willing to receive or listen to the turbed the holy scenes, nor ruth- m gunduy school. Corner Prince and l-‘itsvoy Btrgglg lured. The accident occurred on voice of the Divine Master, even less enemy 130; Young Men's Bible Class. Minister the Malpc ue Road about, g mm though he offered up his life on the amongst those sacred shrines; but 1,00 Evrllifll: VIII?" M"! Sermllll- ltev. I. Judson Levy, ILA. from Char ottetown, Cross to save sinners. ‘

EvljltYIiOlIY vg ME Organist and Choir Director: Mr. —i—- Since Christ was crucified the yet befall-the hollowed, places that 4' » -‘"_"' ' ti’ John Inch, Mug, Bu, tolflglggl. SIN]? s0Ng,-1E5pe¢1q11y world has gone on much the same lead to Calvary.

s ' o ers,

PRESBYTERIAN glgggllfgwvlgyalsllif beta-Mi,” mo. fi'iendss: $31J2"o1“c2'.“&“si£§ -3m“nm qnwv smumuwnauumfimwfimmnd

St m out; NIIIIWKI" For M‘ ‘Prime “d ("mm s“) Wm“ WW5?

Tho Church School 2.30 pun.

You are cordially invited to par- ticipate in this Bible Study service oi the Church,

EVENING WORSHIP 1 P.M.

lnister Th, gent '1‘ ll. Bussell Somers. l.

' 5 d Director of Choris. kgfiafintlfllllttu Maoliensie. Mus-

insmumental and choral leadership will provide an hour oi good shll» in the singing b1 the old carols everyone knows and loves. This is primarily for all e King's Forces and their friends and

fellow-

the men in th

HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE.

Services on Sunday. Dec, 14th as follows: ton 3 pun; Bonshaw 1 p.m. L470.

Victoria 11 a.m.; Hamp-

li" h| _ . .. n be i [Ilflrglriuvzfi-sllngmanuel." vllr-‘fie’ Lora n listiinisltgfilaslpgxgglrlgtigg me R E‘ I THE PARIS" °t Mum“ “rid - ‘ ' . ___.' no ifosdtMi- mlnsnllgilhllldndy. arranged b, llilkdlm‘ M ms 0w" (M°"d°"' THE BAPTIST CIIUIICII. ._ M to? lclo 118.3?’ fills 1x30 yftustico m!" n. ‘Church School and You (m, cordially Invited in vmr- the mmming Service 11 A- M- 8 BQP- 3 p- m~ Re“ J~ R" M°Maxmlll

fill? clan; ship WIIII rua‘ BAPTIST CHURCH 2‘,‘.’lid°"1ilwt§é’d"i°“ 1616b the Christ ‘ L-"T , " .- 1,1 _ ___i_i________ W Bivfir , y the Rev. :--— 'l}-hf,‘,',_“"..'§§,,.w°¥h,” m, i, 1- J. Levy. B. A.. the Minister, The ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. 5:‘... "534",, of CHR|ST Iinnzm?“ anthem W111 be DBJWXY-g Maurice White announce the en- mr. ___ _ y ather, For Another N181“. gagement of their daughter, Mary

“rt-n,- of Midweek Meditations _ Wedllcsrlziy 1.30 p. m. Classics of ,' craiure VIII: Char- b Kingsl Letters.

The Ilinistf-r will conduct the lirrices and deliver the Sermons.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street Rev. Neil Herman, B.A.

Mrs. V. L. Dirlxgrelll. Organist.

M. and 7 P. M. ,___..___----—————-—~— II A. M. Subject: “THE OTIIEB, Priors and Grafton Street FELLOW

Minister

Rev. G. Carlyle Webster Organist - Miss Rena Wood

ilouvllvn woksurr 11,110 ,\. )1. Theme: “Beware of lurk-ii!" llrlnns: 10!. '7.'l3_ 535. 516. Solo: st-liu-tcd, — Mrs. Arthur

Iuper Sabbath School

2.30 I'..\l. The W] Bhlo (‘l-lsses. EYENING WORSHIP

7.1m l‘. .\t. Thomc: "Facing The Inc-my."

IIHIllH: titll, 546, $38. . 1111110111.: “Lord l-‘or Thy Tender 1"." Farrunt.

.\t R; l‘. .\t. a Fesilal nf Christ- slru (‘nnlls is bring arranged in llu Zion Illlll for the men of His - Forces.

2.30 P. M‘. Bible School. Pastor's Adult Bible Class 3 P. M.

7 P. liL-Subject: “CAN I BE A CHRISTIAN AND FIGHT IN TIIIS PRESENT WAR?"

Above question answered, also "Leglonb Call For Total War."

Mixed quartctle—SiIent Night.

Now questions answered. No names.

welcome!

Mr. McDonald Returns from Ottawa Conference

. .1111:il Candle Light service sill llr liirvu by the Choir on IVBII- “may :11 8.00 P. M

‘*0 romr. lot us‘ adore llim [hrist Ilit‘ Lurfl, Infrare- cordially invited to Mr. J. Gordon MacDonald, re-

Itrship with us. ccntly appointed representative of the Wortlmes Prices and Supply Beard for Prince Edward Isand has returned from Ottawa after nt- ‘.\ltlil'lg a two days‘ conference at the Chateau Laurier, where Lbs cr- ganizational work of the new Board was (liscusscd by prominent busi- ness executives, who t-ave been call-

lhe Eastern Guardian

Iii: column Is reserved for news or brat lllivrvwt, but uilrorllaiug of is

Prcwse was the the Y's Men's C ub Thursday ev- ening. He spoke of the part Can- ada's retail merchants are playing in the present world crisis and the c in industry. A res lutlon of thanks for the addie s was passed, It was moved by Mr. seconded by Rev. D.C. Boothroyd.

The Church School holds its usual session at 2.30 invites your attendance. "True Vin is the subject of Ml‘. ffiimfttiitkfiilim-ifitit "Tfitmffimi; Mindful Oi His Oivn." e rd

P. M. and cordi Levy's evening

CARS COLLIDE - Nobody was

injured but both cars were damag- ed in a collision at the corner oi Kent and Queen streets shortly af- ter noon yesterday. One vehicw was travelling west on Kent and the other had Just rounded the come. from Queen when the accident oc- curred. Pollce said vehicles parked on either side of Kent street. near the corner were believed to

partially blocked the view of drivers involved in the collision,

have the

VS MEN'S CLUB—Mr. T.W.L. uest speaker at hange which the oar ha; made Claude Smith and

S.I‘.C.A. MEETlNG—At a meet-

ing of the executive oi’ the SPC A. lart night held in the President. Dr. T.E.E. Robin's

machine, which aid of the society was drawn for, Miss Geriruafe McAulay, Grafton Street was the lucky wlnne: nulci- ing tirket No. 618. The war Work has made it difficult for the SPO, A. to carry on with its former ef- fectiveness. It is and functioning as well as Possible,

office, the Rolling was litter-led in

still in existence

u > l1 I i~tl t e To ONCL _ 31:’: :\“~>l:¢l.““:-Irl\~l°lr "::-rv-L-l»l~n In figirizbgyugf DQ231111’; G°"°"‘m°“‘ Sallingscof lhovgll‘ fstaggyvlggrince at , . " ass . -. 1 , .

I‘ L‘ ‘mdmhiwd m“ °m°9s "f," llitjevaseogbll rllzxt dIIIIgSIEiAgFeIAL v52: " X Pl'1L15~'-M" J-J- Stewart h‘ °p““°d by the m" Bmlld m I e decided at a meeting of the direc- Iontaguc, will receive Fox Felts Chappell and Co. building, Queen yrs o; the Norihumberland Ferries llrtllgllcilt tho season for the street, Charlottetown with the Lgmped yesterday Ormnany the Panic Edward Island Fl" P0 1 least possible delay, and that the sewn-e hind Men échedliled to close

limited, S nmerside; also for the .111 bc g f ~, n]. garlloucl lLxlxn Fur Sales Limited. ,',‘,°,§’,‘}‘,’,‘,*,§,,,‘§,,,,e1,‘°f n to um ‘on M“ °ll<"~‘"\j\1- 1t ill invc tigate complaints with ‘"497’12'10'11‘13'16'18'20'regagi todhes operation of the new violins vyggv, vvmgvg. 221i.°§‘k£%..£.°.§‘il..;:;t.é‘.l2.. it‘; smc b ' , autos ni ‘ . ‘ (‘lurch ‘guild oitve a, much enjoyed 1min 51mm?“ gmmmftuil’ a“! tgtta" ‘w? T, ,, m, es were prfrmy fin- an. on all mat» rs per a n g ere- lie. dtl uooe o e 1.1-- g .,-..",‘},,,,,.,§°b§’, nwsflenerou, m. The Dominion has been {divided We 0i lllc people from the Town into thlrtccn regions for ucimhistla- lfldsurrouncling district. At the last five purposes, Mr. MacDonald b61118 armrctiu oi the Guild. at the in charge oi this region which in- of Mrs, . R. MacL-ean, plans crude; the whole oi the Province. l!!! made for a Candle Light $91" The Ottawa conference was at- lllt to be hckt in the St. James fended by representatives of every

at the end oi November Government gave operate longer. Although weather and road conditions may prevent continuing the service until ‘rues- day. It was deoid-ed not to attempt any erossinZ after that date. The $1" ferry went on the run irm

ians died at home of

ilnzted Church on Sunday evening, Province and was Rddvos... 5,...“

Member 21st.

JIOINS AIIIFORCE -— Gllnllfl‘ o-Tllllber Hayward, who has been “h! 1n the 9th. Searchlight Bat-

.Roynl Canadian Artillery, at lldoey and Meliord. N. 5., for the W! slxlccn monllu-l, spent a short llhiw 1h his parents, Rev. and Mrs. l3- lllLVWnYd at the United Claurch

use here last week. Topper re- filled 111s discharge from the Ar-

mill hwimz been accepted by the MR1 Canadian Al!‘ F01‘: to tram iorrllct. or observer. Ho left Char- ‘

al times bv Mr.

Donald Gordon. whom has developed the task

u oI-‘oliialtlng any tendency to infla- tion in Canada.

From time to time information in

connection with the local office and 1L9 operation will be given to the press.

New President

3

bilelov-u on Friday morning for to

Hill: Pool, Toronto.

begin train

i: ca» to" sorta-n

The WEEK at s. o. u.

g

h? "Wilnlzsiir the public speak-

m "mics hive been cancelled un-

mdtiler (lluismlas owing to the

m-rear examinations which are lining today,

L-45I-I

Son Ilarry, L-457-12-13-1i

ha: F. L. Cass. 5.5a. has re-

lo c-llege {rant the City filial where he has been rec“?- hfillixluffcm a severe attack oi

hnfhiliallf The Inter-class Bas- tarlll Flunls between the Sopho- gng‘, "lid lilo Fresh-then have been m5‘ l“ by mutual agreement be- me "Y the pressure of studies. g, ha EH11? senior 1e m opened ‘mo: Hall season ursd y af- ssmh," when u. defeated t e Y.

H 11s 19-10 at the Y.M.C.A..'I’he b; Eh‘ ihvllvli missing‘ many scor- n, ,"“°"=- shaved penty of pro- m’ oaluthclr first appearance on s

“ma A. Cnrbrtl. nix-croi- b1 the

on" Asmclation of Minn Ed. ,_,_“;a¢°\¢ on lnlemting talk on .5“, kl Rehabilitation" i0 the h p-"MVI lhc ‘Social fence class-

. ‘rslllné-"YIEW. Dr. Corbett hrs h; m, pa“ a’; k the college dur-

Mr. Ernest Lord who was elected the

president Charlottetown Kinsmen In; held at "The Charlottetown" Thursday night. He succeeds

Gordon Hutcheson.

Too Late To Clasify

amesmxf-“st-tartrzfitit and cesne permanents. Mrs.

r ' t B l . Jolmstons Beau y L_R‘_;1;1_12_13_3L

._,___._..""‘ "'”ribsr m! rm-zsusas

srblrlcAbllriIord ram. Finder notify Allun MacLeod, Iiartsville. b".

Mother, Cherry Hill, who

Club ct the annual meet- one y”, "o bu“

Mr.

but the permission to

0rd Islands, P.E.I. to Caribou, N.

S. for the first time this season.

alluring 1941-18, more Canad- tuberculosis

than wcre killed on the battlefields of Europe.

In Memo riam

In loving memory of Prince Gamble who passed away December l3, I939.

‘Tia not at ihc time the tears are shed

That ieZl of the hearts that are torn

But the bitter tears of the after years

And

borne. Sadly missed byghls Wife.

remembrance

-13-li.

In Memoriam-

McLEOD In lovln memorly of a dear Father

Allen Me cod, w o passed away December 13th, 1031. »

Just s thought of sweet -

o.

I'll]!!!

Just a memory sad and true, Just the love and sweet dflvflilfill 0f we who think of you.

lice, Elsie and Helen.

In Memoriam Tfinsrr r0 SANTA ctsus

17%

memory r! our ' deer rs. Mar are Mann, of eparted this Ills,

In lovi

Inserted by Family.

L-flB-IQ-IS-li.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKEII

EMBALMER

Charlottetown end North Wiltshire Phone It!

Olga, to LAC, Trevor 1X Davies, e Wm. Davies, Wales, early in January.

the thanks. Mr. Wood with his f1 visited here two years thinks this prize may help him 10- wards another visit.

many be sa of Mrs.

which came

Gerald Bremner, Boston, to whom The Guard-ran Joins extending syenpathy,

ding

Wednesday, Helen MacDonald becwne the bride of John MacLean. Lake. Rev RJ. MacDonald. PP. J!- ticlatlng. The bridle was attired m a dress of Brazilian Rse ‘ it‘. brown coat. hat and accessories. She was attended by he!‘ 515k" Gertrude. k , with brzwn coat and 1111., Pie

members o the fami.y

spent the day. UPOh th they were greeted by a jcily crowd had been set, cf serenaders. while oongratulatlmn side, Borden

Gilbert R.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Llanneily, South Marriage to ‘take place 11-482.

TIIE UNITED Church 0i Carl.

ado, Hunter River Pastoral Charge: Services will be held on Sunday. December l4, as follows: Wiltshlre 11.00 a.m.: Hampshire 2.30 p.m. (Please note Hunter River 7.00 p.m. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, minister.

change of hour); L-47l. HELD

P.E.1., was lucky winner of master lJfl7£

him $1.5. . . the microphone to over one opportunity to express

82}

George Bremncr

frcm her

a Fund.

w Maclnnis M; Richard D011

Church, December l4: l0 Sunday School; worship: 7.30 pm, evening service; 3 p.m, Cavendish Baptist Chureh Services. Rev. R. E. Shaw, Minis-

R. A. F. PLAY

The Royal Air Force Officers Dramatic Club presents the well-known farce ' “TONS OF MONEY" in the Recreation Hall at the Airport, by kind [JCIIIIIHSIQII of Group Captain It‘. A. Blake, O.II.E., M.M., on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. l6. 17 & 18

at 8 o'clock Tickets 50o including tax obtainable at liughes Drug

Store. Proceeds will be given to the R. A. F. Benevolent

uHNNEHHJihHHHHHFIHHVAVEJ-KR-AF

MINIATURE RIFLE RANGE—— The folhwing boys have nlade the following scores at the Wet Kent Miniature Rifle Sh 0t: Fred Pnutd 92; Hill Th vnpson B2; David Anil-

B); Erskine I-iowatt 84; Jlohn Doyle 66". MacDonald 88; Tom Netting

LUCKY TICKET-dirk. 8°- James C. W 0d of Gowanda, N.Y.. formerly of Stanchel, the in a grocery buying contest, on Dec. 4th, which nettle " Word had to announce his success over thiuand other customers and took t"-

mw rowan/n. sanvrcas - Funeral and services for the- lule William C. Jea- kiils of Annandale were held yes- terday afternoon at the Funeral Home. Services were con- ducted by Rev. G. C. Webster SAD NEWS RECEIVED _ Her Rev. Hush 1411161‘- iriends on the Island will “ere foiwvarciod to Annandale ddenbd to lea-m 6.1 the death train and ll e funeral will be helc. Sydney Thompson, nee today from the United Church. ser- Aclele Bremner, youngest daughter vice starting at 2 p. 1n. of the late Mr. Collector of Custcms. and the only sister of the late Mable Bremner, Confederation Chamber. despite the oi this filly. Her death. word of fact that the tourist season is end- dflllghlfil‘ ed, still attracts many visitors dur- Mlss Frances Lisney to her friend lug the week, Three young ladies. Mrs, l-Iarold Messervy, occurred at wives o: alrmgn stationed here, Prince Rupert, B.C., on Tuesday. were shown through it yesterday by Dec. 2. In addition to her dawzhlef- Mr. William Bradley, assistant pro- hfl‘ husband and We bFOUWY- M“ vlncial archivist. Ono of the visitors SUYVIVQ’ was from Manitoba while the other two wore from Saskatchewan.

CHRISTIAN am. morning

NEW GLASGOW

l1 a.m.

L379.

Cutcliffe

11110 remains

bl

The

VISIT CHAMBER - The historic

moves rasca or nnsuvass-

WEDDING BELLS-A Q1119‘ wed‘ Attention is called to an advertise-

was soiemnlzed at St. - November 26.11, Wllfih

both c f Scum

who wore a rust dreas groom was attended by Timovuv Mossey. After the ceremony, break-

ting cler yman and fast the bridal party

for Ohariottetzwn where

Street, the premises 1 cupled by the Carragltel‘ Coal Com- pany. This move is made in the in- tcrcsts of his many customers and is expected to save time in unload- ing supplies of coal.

fast was served at the bride's 1101M. SING-

which was attended

. t IL H . I WIIbIaP Church- Ea“ Pom" u“ argeflxléifiollvlllzrllrgfitéilfsexllllll‘ISZIIZ. Mr. Henncssev has moved his place f business from 93 Euston street

nd is now located at 58 Queen

formerly oc-

BLACKOUT PLANS PROGRES- Hcn. 1-1. I-I. Cox. chairman

by me Jfzcia- of the Provincial Committee, A. R. ' immediate P. announced yesterday that After break- practice blackout in (rarlottetown er; by motor would probably be held they during the week between Christmas eir reuru and Ncw Years. No definite date

the

sometime

however. Summer- nnd other sections

were being offend they Weave lh- would also be blacked out at the vited to come in where a dainty same time. An order-in-council from lunch was served to all. The FIB-PW the Federal Government regarding

couple received many frcm their friends, whb jon in wishing journey through life.

‘ Pmcnution Committee. meantime further organization work in connection with signals. arm hands for a‘r raid wardens, etc, is

BIRTHS

livol. Bu,“ the holding of the practice is ex- _ peeled to be received by the Pro- them 11-10118 and not)?!’ vlncial Government soon, Mr. Cox stated. When this word it will be passed nn to the Air Raids

is received

In the

notnovn _ At Waterton Pagkd being carried (in.

Alberta, Dec. 10, 194i. t0 M11 11 Mrs. John C. Holroyd, a daughter.

MoGUIGAN-At December B. 194 McGuigan lPost Mcuuigan s dauIhW-