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mo Holy Oosnaunion.

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11 AM. Morning Worship. Grrmull: "The ross in

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Exgvioxionos" VI “Love's Inst AI- B - Iilgtllom: God Sn Lovell the World.

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I30 _p.‘m.‘ Church ishool. 1 p. m. EVENING WORSHIP Sr-z-nanaa: “The Choice o! a Cult"

iiluzair: Soprano mad AIM) Durst. Tho Palms. Foul-e.

lilrs. action Book and Miss Helen

Lawson.

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mdns.

ZION PREBBYTERIAN

CHURCH

Prince sud hfllhfl Ilrscl

7 Mlnistl v “REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER I'D.

Art lilss lhlsn Btewnrt Orssnlst.

laur Roper. Oholr Director

11:10AM. Theme: “The Royal co-

i. llymlll; ti. Anthem: ‘

Msloltr.’ M 1.30 P. M. Bible Classes.

EVENING WORSHIP

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1.00 P. M. Thorns: "God's Itsraasi-

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oven lift

in: doors; sud the shall come In." ’

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(‘rue

the stlifi! oi

zIu The High- ihsm uo vs on s“:

m: »r rlorr lnorinl services will be cogfrlglgg .15 P. ll- 2'3

C i " i! “t: cititfi . .1.

slola of our Messed Lord song. You are nm-dlplly invited to wor- shIP Wlfll ‘l.

IN’ CAN DA A NliiWFfléNDlkNlg’ PIINOI EDWARD "LAND AUXILIARY

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. MC. ITIJVIIKI}: Organist to: burdens patiently. slid resolutely, it never crushes them;

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n is often tempted in lllogltiw

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Then thsrs is the our cares and troubles and trials which in these dnys sro greatly increased. We all have our own

will not soon

Low

(Psu ine) Mrs. mon , Middleton. Don-rm: James

(Mamie) Whittv. New GI new. Nd: (DI-WIS) | hltfield i Victoria; and

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s own in he; his s ‘wd losu. But‘ W relieve hlmseul of . By various shifts‘ re fontlnusl- ! l‘

111 o“ mouthwash» s rs

dignity of ls on crown" has many‘

lltiolls. lvonwsielsllaeill‘ h Irishman’ ' sir own ‘ ‘ 411st is till divine lsw. No om I can tillnk for us; no one can learn $1‘ us: no one can choose for us. o may obtain help {roan others. ths condition o! profiting by

that we man-fully take

no our rlnaonslbllities. If we set 1 . - i! lillifuives to most valuable ai strllctions and researches of 9U- biil l! 110i. s-li their researches sod lllltmctinns will bo o1 I11 ws endeavor to t ink. to see into the heart oi things. find greet sssistsncs in the lives and opinions of thoughtful men, but the only w... to

we naey secure irom the 1n- oth

isarn d

o avail we aks truth

t out for burden of

to think

anxieties oncl s-

iions. Many resent with bitsr- noss the frustrations and

and ailfllot-lons of i their loads hssvler

than they need be by tho temper ill which they receive them. Oth~ srivolousiy Blldenl cubla. stealing ass. IVB-dlllil. care by cere- olsllslls. refusing tem-Dtation by yielding to it. They look at things only standpoint of present enioyinontl They regard suffering as an poxtlnsn interference

so on their xur themselves against thenreelves in

the burden of

from thc

with s And many add to the

uurdsn oi‘ their friends by their‘ complaints arud fretfulness. to their comrades on he march, may sre so sb-i

They

themselves that they

care not how they wslgh down the hearts o! their friends. Th

s loss in is very obvious. Tilers

is ths loss of strength. of patience. of dignity. of faith. of pesce. or

the failure to attain to these thmush ahirklng the bur- ens. ' But when mm take up their

they be-

sllr through the besr- does not tend to bit- the one hand. the other. but to

respoct and good conscience. , Ml. CHARLIE MILLER

Big. Miller came from the Jnited B tee to Victoria when s_ young

school whose place in tho commut-

rsl servipc

onald, Minor cNevra and H. Profit

Interment was in the Hampton United Church Cemetery.

Ho loaves t0 mourn a sorrowing widow, five sons and six dnuahtors, namely, Held of New undon. Cmm Jose‘ph of souris, its ictcrie. The girls are (Irensi M

PE 1.;

and Hadley

Pi"

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Joshua

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(Helen) Benton rs. Rom-mt

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In Memos-ions

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- ed outs-education, treatment

or to self-

e filled.

as ill the house

gésve were conducted by the etsr Jackson and the fun-

ersi srrsn smcnts were under the

direction o Percy Dawson and son,

nCam~

Hsrtsford. h

l! xrsnd

lush tall burnout: sil-

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iimr iistlitnsld To iloali, Gunter iirivs

MAYO], I]. BAIL! MMIDONALD

Mayor B. Earle MBCDWBIG illl-‘v. very rsciousiy consented to be- come hair an of the Charlotte- town Comm ttee in the member- ship drive by the Canadian 6on- ger Society, it was announced to-

i)’.

"Mrney raised in this province will be s ont in this province," Mayor ‘IscDonaid emphasized. “We hav set no definite obicctive because he work must go until cancer 1s no longer the serlmd grestest killer."

The Csnrer Society's prorzrsm is three-fold, Mayor MacDonald oolnté Bil research. "We must educate the public lo the need of goillfi to the doctor when they have cancer sym- ntomb-and they must know what those symptoms sre. We must soc that when they hove cancer the .best treatment is available. and two must. help the scientists who are tryinlz 1n find tbs- nnllfirls and other curs: for the disease"

The Canadian Cnnrlr-r Booiviv is the on v national oroarlifltion rioal- inrgwi h rnnrrer anri is doeirrlls of nrcurinrr P000 roomhors h Char- lnttrtown. The S iolv was formed 911th» rr-romm’ "no of tho Cu- nwiwn Medical Assnriniinn.

"W0 Ileefi til!’ "fl-nnevnlirw n] rv- ‘orv citizen in this ccmmunitv," Mayor MacDcnsi-"i said “T-vt vow .i3.000 "conic died of r-vncor iw (‘o- nsris, Almost hsif thosr deaths qvnlild not havn hranpenrd hurl tho ‘disease been detected and lreaird

in tamer i "Our vanvassers ma" not b1» able to make personal calls on overv- Jsne who avnrvio to vnntr-ihuioj‘ be pointed out. "We urw- tho-no who lmiya the ornvoosor in wings» for- .ward msmhr-rshinr tn “Wivinrioi ‘Feadouariers 2'“ Rom St _ \"‘ih cheques, mode nr-"obio in the (‘=- Bcr-lety. PE!

marlin: Cancer

Brunch." Mower nsnnzwr r. r. u.

_"— -=s . ' ed with Justice Urquhart. A sookcmlon y our _ n. on Tuesday evening. Much 28th Whus a few dle. es detorat id t 600mm ‘ t ' ‘h: p. m, ironing Wordaill. Wun- ‘This srtlgattgt %c‘rgx;_aigg finngrirltrwzi; 25s xt.ui‘leerlls,e:xgtaigtg1yoggfil;igigié' gfifilatlltjrlrxanwsijarrtzareniéeel arflesedurirr: I31 oftIlger aor- soldfermmarlgfiurfimzlvse sermon: “A Virtuous Woman." l” o Victoria's Outstanding ultimo-firm nelghborlna Unions, Harm.‘ zlilgllgyifizgélrfia 210mg ‘gflfiilédgfi ggggggglgglfgsnggigg 1Q Anthem ulloennns to the Kins. ‘l mtsn gt many fine qualities of brook and Mermaid, m. rnrormu wand mbagcumsis mum w am um.“ m‘ our“, o, "m" h on (U170 9B!‘ B" YIlDFLV/llfl mdflflffifl illmr aim-song followed by a reoeivins “ounce m“ m. me m“ M. the“. couru-(mm duty Control Christian observes Woan- salt to all with whom ho some in 11m of intyqduqtlgns, started of! Sta‘, m twm bath men and wo_ s llisht and on lllvltntisn is contact. Anything that had for its the eve g's fun. Interestlnrz me-n Wm usually be mmed through I van to sll to worship with us purpose the betterment of the glmes, ricks and coolest! wm- mm ordinary clothing I ' Pslm Blmdsy. fiommllniiy always received his prised the evening's activities. Advantages claimed m, the MW early support lllld cooperation. A wig; enjoyable lunch was serv- technique “a saving o’ “m” and His familiar fixure yordial hand ed. A evotlonal period under the metals“ comkm M. the cmwm B W D H B I ' rrrczssrir t“: lii.”’.‘“" was’ "w. ":r"*="*.-.. “t: Peer» l» e [I hold B ure of ilisyscquaintsnce. ‘Fir: Isle Ewing? Jwoug ' e we “s wmm‘ w° mmutes M the 9’ ° p y

P.

man and for over half s century mum’ wtsmv meeting at, the As-

Viklltlghilfifliihgtflllifdllitd sxprmr eetanbly Helium! ‘the grotelstant O1;

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business mag, hnusst sud ujvrizht $.18? ‘Posh meworship, miter which FREDERIDTON. (Uiprll (11 <7- in all his slugs, hi: wor was the h “What a Friend We Have (OP) — lobar Minister Mooers sazd stat“."rn"...1"“..‘t:..'"s:;: c. "::"*.;'..*:: .23."‘“..};‘.‘t3.‘; 63 Elia ii slzisfiicwsisr. and tlnarks thsupeasingorgl ahklndliya road them criptweolecszcciln, ‘Pfiglm ' $113311 gbgIIBR-‘fiélllgwgzllflfiiié “$11!;

by“; g, —-_" .

cm" so“ “n Gm“ t E o C xx e _ s?" Jonesfghflgr. SEATTLE. April 11 —(AP)- Thl _fl provincial government is not

was tr‘...

e topic was and d. A good discussion followed on

Ms Breeth of God closed the de- votionsls. '

toners! directors. The pail besr- ‘P31401101 llouac wallow: our. 0!‘! were Stewart lllrnsll. Harry Minutes were read and nnproved Ola k, P, P. Mo, che , Gordon Collection amounted to $1.10. There

were twelve members _present. 'I'hc srouo is rotting ready for a gun-act pisy to be presented in BY- Recrsa-tlcn period was enjoyed wit games and contests. meeting we: closed by Auld 1511a“ Sync and tin wspah bone- On.

Moat Problems iivorcomo Q11 § Cigarettes

w,

I Croolgtt’!

" l can ‘raxss -.- Interest will so

On Tuesday evenlnsj Ahrzrllci .3115;

sung ion Fellowship ccnvenor hsd chsrso. Seek Ye Bhsli

this subject The hymn Breath on

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coon orlrlv-‘wir-‘m ~ ro arwstwsl out- ogre;

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1 I Now n rs won

shsdcs. groom kill!!!" $tol:-_m_m|

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soomgrgsssrlov urs II- Iissstsilsacs.

CITY 'l.‘ . c} 1046 t o! Charlottetown‘ ' tgxss Amtalslt leaunlid on or ‘befilors I 1 ‘h i" ' ' l j Doors open 7.80

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. -_- Mrs, Phoebe Pound sn- nounces ths ensogsansnt o! her daughter, Bernice/to r/Lt. Hurry ‘ ott R F. son of Mrs. and the

YQIIK

WIDIIIIDLY LID In celebration of tbs rs-spollilz of their l9 the community presents two one-sot 001119618!

Mil with tilt K ..

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lrnussnsy-anmsubusssts wlynssrmllllsildisg

6- ‘Woiniu 0n Wednesdays”

w. 191.18%

the flollts of Yell"!

cor-snout sharp _ Performance rain or slime-

sr. gyiflulr LIGHTING Admission 50 tlld 25th

Lollies

tslsst frsnl Ia-rslalsld, ottetosrn, will sills r l ’ ‘ ‘Gay Nineties Reveal‘ '

fosturi tram sues - snslmrul. 0081MB! —

with bests fros-

ste i/lrfsfn. Scott of Blrkenhead. Cheshire, England. Marriage to take plus invhe near futursk-wu

churned on first installment Oily taxes if not paid by April ‘Mil-o 5!

NOONDAY SERVICES - During the ast week Noon-Day Services 1o: Ills-n have been held daily ill Bl. Paul’: Chapel. Addresses were zlvcn by Rev. T H. Somers, Rev. T E Mcllennan. Rev. Dr) A D. Mackenzie, Rev. G Carlyle Web- ster, and Rev. D M Dunbar. The Noon-Day Services for Men will continue this Holy Week from _ Monday to Thursday inclusive. The

Girl Guide News

8TH. 8| 7TH. OBMPANIEB

addresses this Holy Wsok viii be The hike which was bloom-d for given by, nday, Mains- a. v. Avril 13. has been oortlrmml be- Macman; away’ Re“ 1r y) cause of the weather. Guides will

;bs told at the next meeting when

Henderson; Wednesdav. Rev. Dr n Wm he held‘

C, Rice; Thursday, Rev. '1‘ Russell Somers. The Services throughout the past week were! very well attended, and are on In- terdenonalrlntionsl interest as . shown by the men qttendinu. All mlend of the City are cordially in- v ts .

Serviceman Must iiemove Headgear

TORONTO, April 13 — (OP) _ Mr. Justice GA. Urquhart ruled iodsy that s number of the armed 2°32? 8?.l‘°‘1“‘i‘.i"°“§t““’h§‘“3 "‘ o . _ as n , . - The Mobile X~1"s.v Unit is start- nce g_R_1,-Y<;hw;e,°m-;,’§ m,

111;: to array People through their ogite, ordinary cloth m; in order to ssvo "no one i; mowed gr,- ma; 9, hot in my court. officer or no off-

thelr patrons time and avoid the

bother cl changing clothes. the icer." Mr. Justice Urquhart said

Prince Edward Island Tubercui- when a tank regiment major. beret

osls League recently announced. on head. appeared to testify in s. It has recently been found thet divorce action. The major removed

peo 1e can be x-ra ed through their th dplece

X-ilay Through A Ordinary Clothing

AFTERNOONS

ATTENTION COMMUNITY CONCERTS MEMBIIIH

JOIN NOW AT CHARLOTTETOWN ROTH. MONDAY. TUWDAY nlld WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15th. 16th Ill 11th

2:00 - 5:30

New Members may attend Ilunl Concert Free.

LITERARY

MONTREAL, April 13 —(OP) ._ For two years in succession the difficult Jllbject o! racial role- tlons has been the theme of novsls adjudged best in the field of Ca- nadian fiction.

Winner o! the Governor-Gener- ni’! 1945 literary Award for 11c- tlon is Hugh MacLennan, Marl time-born Montrsaier whose “Two Soiitudes" has been in the fore- front on book stands since its pub- lication. Announcement oi the award was made today by Roder- ick Stuart Kennedy, president o! the Canadian Authors’ Associstion.

Last year the Governor-Gener- s1's silver medal in this 611% lwerlt to Gwethalyn Graham of Men- treal, the author of “Earth High Heaven."

Earle Blrney, Montreal, won the poetry award for the second time n four years with his" volume “Now ls Time." Ross Munro, noted Canadian Press war correspondent, was first in the academic non-fic-

nnd

e hea . clot 113s with so isfsctory results. At Barrie. s naval ofiicor about This covery is belnll out t0 to testify bareheaded in another practical use by mobile x~rsy units divorce case. was told by Mr. Jus- ail over Canada. All winter men tlce Ohevrler to don his hat. He hsve been x-rayed at the Charlotte claimed it was the custom and thst town centre in their shi sleeves. the mem of the armed forces but only recently has te some also-should Bllllld tho Judge. s8 olicy been extended to women, re resenting tho King. who up _to now have changed to iiitsry headquarters in ‘livronto special copes before being x-rayed. the side of Mr.

that they enter the door.

Fed. Board

United States soverruneut csn. l! it ccmpelled to bargain with civil ser-

ggsllgs. lgsil tho dongs; whit? L, via orhgosnlrrlraent lslnlllcyse union. s sp nageosse n s a s ,e 141.011- Lieut Nicolai Gresoroviola ‘howls lnzlgfmmflcttwflhilignreloctec

29, United States Attorney J. Chsr les Dermis said tonight. emniaioyess a shut a provincial do- Redin. Seattle rmrssentativo oiini of the o plies ion tor bar- the’ Soviet purohnslns oommlssi . gaining certifies ion. was oha ged in a (lye-point iodiwi Government employees. o: Im- umed b s Federal Gfsllfl pioyees qt the crown, were declared y- 1x11! dflllth penalty outside the compulsory bersalnlnos sad Mr. Dennis, Oil re uiatlons goverrlillif 88119103“?! the fifhh count, Rodin of conspirln to obtain and trnllsmit to s forsgn government lens dealing with Notional De- nos.

an appeal of New Brunswick hvdro

which accu 1p!‘ vate companies.

Seaman To Go iin

lion class with “Gauntlet to Over- lord," his stirring account of the Canadian Army in Europe and Mrs. E. M. Richardson of Ban Portage Inland, N. 8., won the creative non- fiction award for her autobiograph- lcsl book, “We Keep s Light,

A new rntinp-closs second- is introduced in the awards this year.

!n poetry, Charles Bruce, To- ronto, was named cl second for his volume “Grey Ship Moving." Mrs. G. Joy Tranter, Toronto, re- ceived the same rating in the scu- demic non-fiction field with n de- scription of Sgt. Henry Larson's navigation of the Northwest Pass- age, “Plowimz the Arctic," Capt.‘ Leo Hoops. Winnipeg, was close second in creative non-fiction with “Escape from Arnhem."

Second Novel

“Two Solitudes" was tho second novel parbiishcd hy Hugh MaoLen- nnn who whs born at Glare Bay. N. S. A graduate of Dalhousic Uni- versity and Orioi College, Ovfcrd,’ where- hr- was n Rhodes scholar, Mr. Mac-Lennon later took his Ph. D, at Princeton and taught for l0 years at Lower Canada College, Mmtrral.