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~ Sabbath 5.111101 moot; It {on frlurk in thc morning.

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sficr any service. WELCOME

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W. Vi’, (Ylurkson.

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the month of

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CHURCHES TOMORROW‘

T535 CATLEEILRJLI: UNI I f D CHURCH

TRINITY “ii-Elfin” Itov line“ ' 'M1£1nt=c»un““"'

A- lloy Ken ai. A.(:,c,0__ L Organistuanli Choir nnéiliiin‘

and 11.00 AM. PUBLIC Wongmp

Sermon: "The Armour of P .,_ vita. $310!}. ulltiiclLennn_ I eucc : e‘; .- (Tflmblynt-Miss 1.11:; yagsufifrl ‘7S.00 p.m. PUBLIC WQRSH": ‘ - ermon: “O l; ' . B". T. 1:. tlvrlcugllgiiln‘ GNP‘ 1 S I M . II , | Mrs. KelitII-‘S. ‘I033’: lgt Iiilllilgifi‘ cnvacn SCHOOL ' 11.00 a.m. Classes

Beginners and Primary

TI-IE BAPTIST 04111111311 Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Street; Minister Rev. I. Judson Levy, B_[)_

Morning Worship ll A.M_

The Rev. Athoi Roberts of North Sydney will conduct. this sci-vim with sermon: “A Strange Mix- turn."

Solo, r-ciczrlcri. Mrs. N. D, INICLMHL

|_ 'lx1c (‘hurch Schnni meets immedi-

ntely at the close of Morning Worship, Evening \Vnrsi1in 7 RM l duct this service, with sermon: TH!" Glory nf the Ordinary." lViiss Louise Cox. director oi’ choir. You rlre IIIVIIHI to wnrgh") Wm, TIIE BAPTIST CIIURCII

I‘ cuwrnM. CHRISTIAN‘

OPII-‘lflifit and

Miss i3. Y _ _ CIIIIRIIH m " m“ Kent Street All. Iii\i111-_"-\“"§l"ll" ., Dr. M. E. Genge, Supply Minister (‘no Jfigilzmanffggtfiir Hrs. Milton Stewart. Organist lill. »- ‘ cm s" “In ‘volnluc. (he Mfllllllllziflrvgrlgtllllllllcl ll)

13"‘ flu-man’ h Ilandlc Saul’; sword."

In Memoriam

l CAPT. NELSON FAIRCIIILD

citizen in the death, early yester- day, of Capt. Nelson Fnfrchild who had been in command of the Georgetown-lower Nlontague ferry I bOlliS for mnhy _vc111's. Capt. Fnirchild wns born ai 1 Gecrgctmvn in Mny, i867_ and was j 78 yc-ars of ngc at the time of his death. Hc had been in failing l1er11ti1 since May of 111st, year when he was injured in a fall from the hridzrv of the ferry. He spent the winter in the United States but fnilcd in rcgnlu his health

l Georgetown 10st a well known 1

t. 1m- Roy, m, gm“ I-Ic took 1111 active par‘ h: the . .. I-irq Prglgbytqria, nflnirs of the community and was Church, (lmtlhnu. Ont, particularly active in Aiasonlc cir-

clcs.

Ho: leaves to mourn his passing the following children: Joseph, John. 11nd Kathleen of Boston, the lnttcr a practising laujfier; Ernest, now on lcnrc from the Canadian Army, and Rose, of Halifax, who is also home at present.

Mrs. George Leslie cf Moreli 1s ,- a sister. His wife died in 1943.

The luncrnl will be hcid from I-Ibly TriiiitgrAlnzlicltii Church Sun- day afternoon nt 2.30.

PTE. STEPIIIEN 1c. SAUNDERS The funeral of the late P19- Slstuhrn E. Saunders was held fmm lliS 1111c rcsidcnec, ’ll Mc- (P1 Ternutc Monday afternoon. servutc bcinc conducted i101?-

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Zion Punslrvtccinn Church at urinal; by the RH’. M. Scott Ful-

ill , ('l‘l1e pull-bearers were H. J. Mc- Lum. L. A. Dizununtl, A. B. Rich- ard. Inn Yorston. J. C. Stcyvari and H. Mccanllcl.

The remains were laid to nest 1n the family plot in the Peo- ple's crmctcrl‘. Three V0119Y5 WU" Tired 0V8!‘ 111(- grnve‘ and the lav. Pas‘. and Rcvcihe sounded bv r1 trumpeter.

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"cs “or PROPHECY

SUNIIAYINIGIIT. AUGUST 2i‘, AT 8:30 O’CLOCK

"The Mark of the Beast"

What is n? Ilow May went/ma m Ill-Lil! ICVANGELISI‘ AINSLEY BLAIR

“Phylum Weicomo

_ ‘ At The SM i~I.\"i‘ll-I)1\Y ADVENTIST CHURCH LAPTIIOIINE AVENUE

— Bring Your Friends

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GOSPEL

PENTEBOSTM. iiilliRBN

l7 111M AVENUE y‘) 2N. Sunday School for nil ages. I

1 - Worship 715m PM. Evange-

and Preaching. iisiic Service

s li-ll/i. Wednesday Prayer Service. 8 i..\i. Friday, Ifoung Peoples REV. J. C. KLEINSTEUIIER, Plisinl‘.

NDING

aiNTiiitl. ouAnmAn

abic in advance.

CRASWELL for Photographs,

___. i CON FEDERATION LIFE

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DOG SHOW, the Forum, Aug 39- 1s-21-~.1. 2v I .

DR. CURTIS‘ Oliice, Bonshaw.‘

THE PREACHER at; St. Pete: , Cathedral on Sunday, Aug, 26th. 71 11m. will be the Rev. W, W. Clar ' son, Rector of St. Mark's Church, Halifax, N.S. All are svelcome 1o this service. l

POLICE COURT -- At the City Police Court yesterday a man Cllfliged with an infraction of the Excise Act was fined $50 and costs or one month. A remanded drunk and disorderly was fined $5 and'

srncmr. EVANGELISTIC Ser-| vices in Allan Hail continue cneh n1ght except Sat, at 81-30, time Gospel is being preached.‘ You are lnviicd to attend these lfleeiillgs- If you have been con-t \erted_ you will enjoy them; if not,‘ you Will bencflt by li19m_ 3.2541 ——— t ‘TIIE 1mm or ST 1115:1294 ,Dl‘-’Y111c tVprship will b: corduetcd lflt Fhe Kuk tomorrow‘ morning: bv, the minister, the Rev. T, M. Btzssrl‘ homers. MA, ST.M., who will nlso preach the Scirn-m. ‘the Church organist, Miss F. li‘ll:n McKenzie, Mus. Ear, will (iircci 111v music. T11“ rwcr1iri<l irzvee i‘.

SURANCE. l St

w111 be closed Aug. 25 to Sept. D. l 8-21-23-25-31. ED

a'z5'n_did not know, however, the ex-l

The °ld I stitutions. -

Excavation for the foundation of the new wins at the Prince Ed-

. ward‘ tIaAandd Ho: ital l?! Thin lumn ls d I compe e an wor as egun on; of i031 mugugrlaae mfiinilfifl‘ laying of the cement base. e 0f I nawgy 531mg mg] b; 155g"; wing l! DGIXIK built by M. F. BOD!!!‘- nt live cents a word, strictly pay mfm 6F 9°-

CARS 1N COLLISION-—Two can collided at the corner of Weymouth 11nd Kent», streets at about 4 o'- clock yesterday afternoon. One car was proceeding north on Weymouth

. and the other was travelling east on Kent 5t. No one was in- jured although occupants of both vehicles were badly shaken.

MEAT DIIILERS INSTRUM- Locai meat dealers met with Mr. R. I". Johnson, Maritime Superintendent of Rationing, in the W. P. T. B. office at 7:30 last night to discuss and receive rou- tine instructions on the rationing of meat which becomes effective, next September. Mr. Johnson

act date meat rationing will b!- gin.

ox noumws - m. A. .1. 111111-- chfson. medical Superintendant at

the Provincial Infirmary and Fal- conwood Hospital, is at present en-

costs‘ ‘Joying two weeks’ well earned holi-

days. During his absence Dr. LJ. Yeo and Dr. J.D. MucGulgan are attending patients 1n both ln-

TIIE BAPTIST CIIUIICII——IYI the absence on vacation of Rev_ 1.1 Judson Levy, B.D., services of morning and evening worship will be conducted by the Rev. Athol Roberts of North Sydney, N. S. Mr. Roberts will take as the subject of his morning sermon “A Strange Mixture", and for the evening ‘The Glory of the Ordinary." Mrs. N. D. McLean will sing a selected solo at the morning service. The Church School will meet at the

n11: cnAacdrrsrowu GUARDIAN WORK PMCEIDING wlm-flflfififl fi€tflfifififiqfiflflfiit3

close of morning worship. The music of the day will be in charge of Miss Louise Cox, organist and director of choir,

MRS. n11. _E§Nor: surm-

August.

wllhdr1uv11 during the 111011111 ‘of .

SACRIFICIAL GIVING - The‘ Scriptures 11s 11 mcnns of cvnuucl-l izatlun 11nd education have prov‘! 'l‘AINS—M1‘s. D1". Gengc whose their worth in Christian cxncr illness fur the past month brought fence, and the decades succeeding‘ pnrt of the family home to see the conclusion of the secontlGrcuzt their mother, has so far improved World War will demand, as thcvl as to be able to entertain her five should command, the sacrificial‘ daughters to a dinner served at giving of all Cl1ristis1n pcnplc c.1111‘, the Charlottctovm IIotel on Thurs- bclievc that the open Bible 11w.- (my evening. The daughters were intended to be the posscasizm 11f 11s follows: Chas. Stevls-ri. mankind. Help the great cause of, Mrs, John B. McKay, Mrs. Emes‘. the P. E. I. Auxiiinry or Branch Charlton, Alberta; Mrs. E.Wind1.n": of the Bible Society as it co-Opcn Campbell. Mrs. Fmnk A_ Smith. ates in this great work. Watertown, Mass; and daughter in-law Mrs. Arthur McLeod.

TRINITY 013717111) 011111111 -, The SCIVICC$ of W in 1n 11211.1,»- Uulbsd Church on . '

RAILWAY OFFICIAL IIERE‘—, Among the visitors here COmblll-i 1 i 1

-'.It‘>th will be coiuiuzto. bugmesg and P15551115 l5 Mr. istcr the Rev. '1‘. E. M:I_.c1111_:1z:.I,.‘ L’ Doug...“ General P35393891‘ who will preach m. both 11101111112 Agcm of the C. N. R. at Moncton. mm evmlng cums o‘. ‘vorshi-n‘ I l-ie reports that the railways have the “mun”: m5 “Sum?” “m been having a rather hectic tirr:

“Tho Armour of Pent-c." i modnjm- Leno MncLurp uiillvbc T ._ V gr 13:19 “Yggcvislmtzlg ugccgfivel‘ m. SOICISL lilifl \\1l1 r1111, L111.‘ hm Nc- mrmnamly everything had 80,.

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mm, Mr Mcmmm“ Wm m“ (py without a hitch, the returned m:

being comforts b‘

. n . ~' ‘ " ._ iliy all his thflpeM hI-‘ottlicl lxjlifigiilorled to their destination Mr‘ Rwy/us. Keith Racers 111i Nfr. Dougan is quite at home her:

solo! ‘C. m the urflnu bztih imrniuu his brothers includill! REV- Fame’

, ,. - ‘ l ,1, , fih Basilica. and Naval .111z1c\c11111ll. 80nd Dougm‘ cm,

s1‘. PAUL'S. 11111111011 ~Su11dfl1¥ Councillor.

1 l‘ (Jonununlou nt, g‘;§“,';*§,,?.°‘,‘,‘,...*.l,"..;3 pram and sc1‘-.- 51m PATIENTS ENTERTAIN- rnon 11t'1l.00 21.111. ScYYlPPS 01"‘ l-II) — Yesterday afternoon pat- ducted bv Rcv. W. W. clnrkscu. icnts at the San were pleasantly Rector nf St. block's C'nu1~<.~h_ H-tli- mtcrtali1cd by Hank Snow, Can-

fnx N.S. Oifcrturv s01" 11V M-‘f, .1. s 3111:1119 R1111ger, 9 year old D9133; Qwgnf "The Lord's PFRY-“l Jimmy Rogers Snow and the (Mariette). The" Wm b9 "0 “"1" trained horse Shawnee. Those ac-

inll Serf/ICC ill 51- Pam's Chm" compsnying Hank were Ross Parle- during the month of AUiZUSi, but 9r with the guitar and Ray Sim- membvrs are invitf“ i" “l?” "mmonm with the clarinet. "rm en- cvening service in SLPctcrs Cath- mflqhnnen, was held 1m m9 yawn edrnl. ‘and through thedlcludslpleakerrsys; ——~ _ . 1cm W-ns cnnveye o e pa 1's‘ MANY v15“ (‘Armnrjlqfsvklg who could not be outside. All ure- __0riicc1-s of the H.M.C,S, nc- greatly onoyed the ‘perfor-

» ‘sent 1rd Mines" and Submarine 190 {m horse Shawnee‘ who n3...- ln W" Y" m“ Mmmlg ‘Itllxglnlrciaigv inilercsting stunts. Duke

heft? ll-‘lld mm" “SW?” Nwmn "lcted as master of cere- . . ‘t, 1 1.. . .

611m" Gmmrm” ‘l’ A‘. Biqniml i‘- rmcnlcs. Thanks on behalf 0i the

(_‘.0\‘(‘1'11l1!cnt H1111?!‘ ypsllltlnl 1110. ‘nncnts ‘yore cxtmndcd in we“

111111! "i 1H5- ‘md "l," Clfnlml f? 1 s." words b Mr. Fred I-Iowcs. 151° Gill’ Hm 5mm“ Mimi “1§WB.‘T;.°.Z $111111 “time May Snow visits the thy m5 wmSml) MM“ “Q-n‘ rfqw. Province he and the above men- "l““d‘ Li“ i‘ m ‘1‘°.,'.‘,‘.,“.‘.‘.‘.‘.1“b{i his l lioncd associates remember the “P” Ixmnlidd‘ ““L‘{}‘,,‘,“ cu] i2 s. pnlicnts at. the San and help in mummy l‘, d 1hr’ c111 ‘as did no small way to make the do? Fwldlm H‘ “me ‘who was more pleasant for them.

nlqy M11 yin" Blanchard.

r . Y - ._-- , A. lacIllgloxlllulghebxapilfrlt'cill'b khellc of ' HORSE BOLTS - A horse, own- ~u _ . .

- i, . 11 :1 D 1 be- me F“? Slllgxigistlltlcflllilpgllhllcelotnrid llggmlzarxefrisguliltseljiiexlle agrfiimbolteaclwwhile mines swds visited the Mnrinelbelng unharnessed at the dairy 0n 131,36 fcrvcsuq-dnv‘ m got, n glimpse lLnng\vnrtI1 Avenue at Iwtm YBBWY‘

“Pa? n", It {vats slzztcd 111.1; n- .(l:1v 'I":1»e animal, with ti‘! empty H? $15103 wccc thcrc \'c.t ' wnrzau behind it, raced along the mum ~ Visitors wcrr- Avenue into the City and turned

those who sent Ilorll

h, “Wm: nmmnry nf “n. renvcment. rd "a Albert 1:11:11 “.110 Pnsscrl 31131.1’ nnl talaartssslpggfalsyxfipxogvwvah: ‘a: August 5, ' ' ht d ( Though hcr smile has tum‘:- infovcr gcrottt ‘Traitor; pguzotrsfof. And her hand I cnnno. ouc 1. “can. Emu" and “Idem” of

I shall always cherish memories Cuswc“ s" Mmtafl "ospufl.

0f the one we invcrl an ml1'.".1.‘ | , “he” “s- iiylnsened by "usbmd mm H‘ lleiiliaznitiirileliubin51-13111... y - 1 . .

11-25-11 Camp 11111 Honpitli. "11""-

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GOCTEL HALL

(Upper Prince 8t.)

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Sunday School, Lords Day ..........10.00 mm. Breaking Bread, Lords Day .11.00 a.m.

Gospel Meeting‘ .......... 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday .8110 p.m.

12-1 a EilElEiEiE-IEITIZIEIEIIEI

Special Speaker. Mr. Albert Joyce.

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- All Are Invited.

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he Navy League of Canada

In Co-operation with the Department of Naval Services

Proudly Presents for ' Public Inspection

THE GERMAN SUBMARINE U-190

The First German Submarine to Formally Surrender to Canada’s Navy

General Admission 25o

f The Marine Wharf

_ AND AT TliE SAME TIME SEE A FIGHTING SHIP 0F THE CANADIAN NAVY IN BATTLE "M253

H. M. C. S. Thetford Mines

o

All. proceeds from the exhibition will be given to aid activities of the

Daily from 12 noon to 9 p.m. including Sunday

Clmrlottctown Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps

This publicity donated in aid oi the Navy League of Canada by:

DeB ois Bros.

hand. in such words as

h-"om <1 l.‘ \\“\cu1 11c picked up q ‘i 4 lmomm‘ flu! (hm and 111311"? on lllt, 111:1111!:md. The - ¢‘m°"“,’~ m?“ L‘ a ljrace M n‘ come cif 111s boot, was B ‘SCHIKIEIIQVIAII. the being plrry m, h’, “m. hon,“ and h“, .ss.2"?..:f 222:. *2 a; ~ sits?“ 1' ‘ r 1' 1'1 > 1:. a- ve '7 ‘“-'loou ‘which is exactly what tdhe r1L<‘>rt1:- _,,)2.L .135, nmmmc cm miner us ' -‘r\r “tics -" with". K‘ ‘ _ _ , . (Vefbl he made into “lnwsc"~1‘(_, _. f‘ l‘ Lihidloius’; T\\:1 NPCCJ, 8 1115112.". wide. Bflillrlrvmc it \\ cows-and a 11111"I~<*.l,'\_~,, O _ kperlups 10 1011; were cu. fgrtivegsvvas a ~m_,,~,._.~-_ mgogemel .11., found ~ n k105i I Se’ ma, we are gxpgQLQd toland these timwyeflltitt-figwltliitllee“£3, Noruhumbnnn dialect was {ough who “.85 on men’ brought pronounce that word as Gla-DIE- the h. m; “Sffillrl »,--_y__1 d ureiv , and 1obust. but I doubt. uhet 1er a t mm a ,)0,_.__.e o, us. for which o -1us, if we wish to be correct. flrlom the cngmdpz nrulggflegecon h- literary g9nilll5,‘(had'51u¢]i\ R p29“. .116 ‘mm s12. it was me hat. prorzunciatlow is verv un- 1E1‘ “'9'” ,‘7'r ’ , "new" “r “’"- “*1” m“ ‘m9 $111115 (15 iltc sold for $5 common nn‘01-§°I_ hvrticulturists, clan". never yntyrlzlitvn rx-Jlailrlesflegfg as much For llcrnxumberland as,‘ ‘A m,“ n,_,,_,. mflhmg 1m and l have ye. to 11cm" one use 1.. the sgndhnnnl rt 261th? botlwm Burns dxd for S-olxtnd. T110! mo- ms wk,‘ leggy‘. MW 301119 5131991111195 give 1i bu‘ only “as l‘ u“ mt o‘ .. ' ‘em!’ ‘vwm “Me bean m0 n me" introduced 111-11 1n some friends. l r < tl f 1' bearing-sur-

95 a 990°“ Q-Polce‘ Mm theta" P“. ‘Latin’ QC cuculm. hole able" ‘and thc $11110" spent 111e- next four qlapled filial‘: glilllilfllwleglllilalus ti: iltcllwtfleritfc rllctirasear permitted A Katvdid d“ l" a T"? l""§“‘i”°' “°°,‘,‘,‘,‘g“ 1T5 f‘ -'- ' ' ,, 1,,‘ “ “f. 1 r -_ " as monv c. t1: c11 00mm - word comes from the Latin gln- the insert 1n cf p riser gr C11 1'1’ _ 1mm“. as M. W. cam“ of a cap. Jmsq a swm-{L {r0111 the shape of 111g._ $1112" (jlnifhqcn used but W: Tl1c Katydids lyre r1 "group vfi “a, mcvrgc‘ m new‘ 80mg the leaves: and surely no Ro- neat‘. 1.1 ..11n111v_1.n1.>1t. c“? m) insccs allied 1o’ .l‘1e'1;1.1.ss11oppcrs,,1mm“ h, was .1, in me pom“. man can“: his “Vapor, a gin- lutcncn fru.‘ w Pk. nit u hi‘ s locus; and clwltct- The) are _t c, Oman m m.“ Ab,“ m. misdeetm DIE-US,'IuI‘ he paopounceid ‘the his-liege dnecdi‘ lncvvnuét n11 “N11151: T36 prré-ttiisrzso. ti; ggglliir,ybu,tlellstli‘i‘iillg,g “Truly” ‘ma m, ;, ,5}, Phys“, long "i‘ as ec. 10D ere on: . . u" , . _ r, . V. ‘if ~ 11m, mm; nqnf’ r P" 1 1s the most we my .-clat|__ee_oay__,usn we have top shelf. t: l1a.,.,‘out the clothes. wrote "1 remanv-ble mouograpli of}, pn\___p,.,,_, _q,.,.m.‘.',.._ ,. ,_Ntmce ma,