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Help Wanted-Men STEADY WORK 52 Weeks A Year

Open now for a few responsible

men in Charlottetown and Sum mersldc district with a that opened its first office in Can

lada eight and a Iialf years ago and

today operates 5B offices through out this country. This during the past eight and a. hal years:

--Has not discharged or laid off

a single employee whose eharacte ‘and work have been satisfactory. --ll:is not out any salaries o commissions. but has i many. -—Has increased its tremendously from year to year. —Can introduce you to man

‘men with larger regular incom

just commenced a three storey ad

dition to a factory purchased three

years ago i'or cash.

—Deais with its own merchants direct, without any investment or risk on their part, furnishing test-

ed methods for stantial earnings.

immediate sub

This (lommmy which stlii has potential

more than 75% oi‘ its

maiftrt to develop will emplo

several men with some business or

trade experience at once. Men

new ideas between the ages of 30

and 45 years preferred. For furthe particulars apply at the Charlotte

town Hotel Wednesday. Jan 8th, 194i and ask for Mr. Paul Leger. write to Box 146.

Applications will not be consid- ercd from persons in the employ- ment of any firni, corporation or in the Will‘ tlie

out oi‘ town Charlottetown.

other employer production of equipment, or armed forces,

engaged munitions, supplies for

unless such cm

his usual trade or oeeupat‘

iraiiicln 0n some roads liue to drifts

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Snow drifts in the city and coun- try received tiie full force of_ the Provincial (lovcriinienfis snow fight-

rue Cl-lARLOTTETOWi_\_l__ GUAR'DIA_N_

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Thh column l.| reserved for IIQWI of lccnl interest, but advertising of o newsy nature Illllv be inserted at 5 cents a word. ltrictly pay- ahla in advance.

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‘PRINCE snow shovels. Rogers Emdware. L-‘M.

CUNFEIIERATIUN LIFE INSUR- UNJE L-9789-7 421-31)

‘OARD 0F '1‘ R A D E annual muting “Tire Charlottetown", Nninesdey 8 p. m. daJm-l-fl-‘li.

rEEN-AGE girls’ Pageant. sen- lvi‘ W. A.; Missionary slides. St. raui's Parish Hall, Monday 7:30 \ p. m. L-‘IO.

MAGAZINES suitable for troops . required by Canadian Legion. ‘Kindly leave same at Legion Rooms. 5-66.

‘FIREMEN CALLED —- City fire-

‘urday night for a flue fire at 130 ‘Upper Prince Street. There was no damage.

FULL STOCK Dreadnought tire chains and cross chains. Rogers Hardware. -

FUNERAL TUESDAY-The fun- eral of the late Patrick McMahon will take place from his late resi- dence. 52 Sydney Street, Tuesday ‘morning at 8:45 to St. Dunstan; .Bii.Sl110fl.

, FUNERAL TODAY-Jrhe fun- ,eral of the late George Mailett was postponed owing to storm and will be iield this (Monday) after- ‘noon. A short service at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home at 1:30 foi- lowed by service in the Union Road United Church at 2:30.

TRAIN DELAYED. — The late train from Borden. carrying pas- sengers and mai1_ did not arrive in the citv until 1.50 am yesterday. Mainland connections were respons- ible for the delay. No trouble was encountered with snow drifts as the engine carried a plough.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late George H. Simmons was held yesterday from his late rest- dence Spring Park. Service a: house and rave conducted by Rev. I. Judson vy. Interment Peo- ple's Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. J. A. Webster. Rus- sell Bell. Fred Gates. Jack Lewis, Gorgon wright and John A. Mac- Leo .

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JUDGMENT GIVEN -- In the County Court before His Honor Judge Duffy. on the 31st. in the case oi’ Lyman Treinsie vs. Park- er McPlite. jutiizlnczil was given iri favour of the Plaintiff for $83.00 and costs. The defendant pleaded a plea oi infancy. The cause of ac- toin was for the price of fertilizer sold and delivered. His Honor held, that where an infiiiit purchases fertilizer" to glow potatoes it. being a contract for his b.'llf‘.llt-, he should be held liable. R. R. Bell represziit- ed the plaintiff and A. W. Mathe- son. the defendant.

FUNERAL SATURDAY -— The funeral of the late Miss Mary A. Ferguson ivas iicid from the resi- dence nf llCl‘ parents. Mr. niiri Mrs Joliii T. Frrguson. Mzirsiificlci. Sill.- urdav afternoon. A short at the house was conducted by REV. J- A. Nicholson. assisted by Rev. George Christie and Rev. Mr. McNeili. At funernl service in Central United Church 10f which Church the deceased was organ- ist) the some three ministers oi‘- ficiztted. Pallbearers were: Messrs. Irving Thompson. Alfred Stewart. Wm. Dover. Rupert. Godfrey. Alex Scott and Reg. Jenkins. interment Central United Church Cemetery.

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liIAGDALEN SERVICE OPENS- Mnil and passenger flights to the Magdalen Islands this season com- inenced Friday. three days earlier than they started in 194i. when Pilot. H. S. Jones illld Joe Ander- son took off from the Chat-torto- town Airport carrying over B00 puncis of mail. Residents of the isn- iated Islands, which are cut off from communication with the mainland when the St amship 11lov- at is forced to aban on her trips due to ice conditions. welcomed the first visit of the Canadian Airways men who brought them news n! the outside world. Grindstone 1's- land. largest of the group, received 526 pounds of mail and Havre Au- bert. 247. No passengers accompani- ed the airmen on the trip down or return. The flyers took off from the Charlottetown Airport at 12.20

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A New Song For New Year

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Preachiniz in St. James’ Church yesterday forenoon. Rev. R. Moor- hcad Lento. D.D.. delivered the fol-

aa his text. Psalm X1... 3- "t-h put a new son: in my mouth. I want to give vou a new son: for a new year. a soniz which. if vou take it and sing it, will brighten your outlook and brim and keep vou nearer to your God. And the circumstances in which this soruz was composed help to show its value If vou want u izood song. no to o. wood composer. This is one o! the 50ml: of Klnfl David. and that. is one of the highest commendation anv 50m could have. For Daivid was a master singer. He had ex- plored the wide realms of music. His skill on amounted to ma: on the spirit of his nation throuizh his poetry and music refined and elevated them. So that what he says about this new son! we can agcept without hesitation or reserv- 8 lOll.

Story of Son:

And the story of the sonil is this. He was down and out. as he often was But on this occasion things were so serious that he likens him- self to a man who had fallen into a. deep bit. where his feet were held fast by the sticky ciinziniz clay. But at t. he l4 rescued by the strong hand of a irreat Helper. He is lifted from the deadly quagmire. and his feet set upon the paved road aizain. Ann so great is his deliverance that he breaks into song: not a sonar of his own composing: that would nct wort-hily fit the wonderful scene. l-le must find a new song. one better

the new song came . And this is how. he says. it came-“God put a new song in my mouth.“ And that is the new soniz I commend to you to cheer you 0n your march in this new year.

Someone has said-I don't re- member who. noi does it matter- for it is universally true. that on the Journey of life evcrvbudvs fqet move in iiurinoiiv with some l..nd of song or other. It may be a clad song. or it may boa sad scrip: it

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some sang. And it is the son l. siniz that rzives the color and shape t0 your life. Music is a fairy wand that has the power to make life no its biddinz. Solomon tells us tli t “as n man thinketh in his heart. s; is he.“ I believe that ii is inst as true that r; a man siiizetli in his heart. so is he.

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‘This new soniz that David learnt from God changed the whole com- plexion and current of his iiic. it set his life in ii new directicii "d inspired him with a new Dill‘ You have oii .v to read what he to be sure of that sunk in a pit of distress with his feet bogged in the mirv clay of every sort of trouble and immediately God had given him the new 1i e- scnir to "' this is what. he since: "I d do Thv Wil‘. 0 Mr mrii who

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is a changed life and n chanzedout- look for voul In short. the Sllilit of God descended upon David in the form of a scnil.

We talk about the laws of ii’e that must be observed and the commandments we must CbPV. But don't you remember what Andrew Fletcher of Saitcuii, the cltl Scottish politician said. "Let me make tl~e sonrzs of a. nation and I care nct who makes its laws." The ‘ives of men and women are not cniv ‘the expression of the sones they sine. but greatly the result cf the scrvs they sine. If there is sonietiiiniztli_e matter with our way of living. it is because there is somethine wroiiz with the sons! we are sinizinv. Ifve are mnkine a poor iob of life. yet- tinc lit-t‘e good out oi it nuttinz little zood into it_ it is zrcatlv h.’- cziuse we are niakinz use of a poor song. Life is out of tune when the sono of life is out of tune. Discord in the life can be laid to the blnrrc of e discordant soniz. And the best way by which we can better matters is by finding a new sane to sinrz.

What Was lt?

Now whatwas this new sonrz which David tells us God, tauaht him to sink. and which so cl-ian and lifted his hopes and his purposes? “He hath nut a new soniz in my mouth. even praise unto my G0 . What does a man praise God for?

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biiitizs of i107); W81‘ Hi1 f0!‘ . _ . H‘. A __ , _- “Shalloyrs and Deeps". H9 .. as have iievcr in all ltSvdllb- ggfiikeltaigzjlk daxggrulil-s i?’ our w,‘ ' $1M,“ on we 31mg story o1 Jesus to y been imaulncd before. A o._e (We and rocky we hm of dm_|command1ng the dtsmpies p, cast mullet?!‘ wgeneedilltflfiéntlisllgdgwfigllt Bun? as we go forward ihwush their new in}; iléefltietilcoxggiffiji- llll! in ueii . a . ’. t d u e, we when they o ye i5

will not flicker and eo out. We this year with s egeayrlgflnfggd 1m they found their nets m“ of nsrh

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bud “"1 this m he new song‘ tr ise Our Faitl?!" The

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1e its sweet. melodious notes

morning <Thus we should not be COlllltflit M; Iantiieni ulas Tiiimoifs “immortal. ‘remain’ in ‘the niuddv $110 0W5 ° lmvmbley - Sch i at ‘r30 tlillllhCcllnliiflililttlleltO“ti: djeucfp flntgb-IHS lgglpllAlL Ltlfc Cxalghlihai reggrts were (if the rich abundant Christian And then made by superintendents and 01- ife. v _

w . Llil‘ nsmcé- giiiydufiiig i941 ‘vyierfielsnggen-lng sermnnlnoad. In- a-my 610mm,. ,,dd,..,,s W -- ""1" i? ‘7 “ml “'9 Sh“! n“ -d ' y‘ ' lthc minister shoovcd the signifi- "ble to ‘mlke “Gallo, “l the [R335 B ~y u 'cnnce of the parable of the rich cute uiiu the Eildlglillliill: Dov and- ’ B16613]. Li“ Up Mme Eyesy‘ ma“ and Lazarus n is m“ 0110,1311 l-l hope that aredndggriictiblewheia Plearl ‘Burns 58118 42y Leogéfuglg f,§’,{~,.,§mi§f,i““5m§?.=i$“°wgi$i§§‘ me “as” o‘ nfes '°°°“i“e‘il§i?id‘9§e l Bohmmmfiniglezlf Itshe lllords Sllppél‘ crumbs that fail from their tables. llliliei. itialisewhggn? in mvsniouiiuevfin figs observed at the evening ser- they must take a real interest in praise unto my

l1 iith whom they come in con- vlce‘ tact?‘ As for the future, it is a

_______i l4 m >_ - k f ch" t‘ reziincss that l-le Atixidsltlliszeleitixtgwgrfgllgzigfii alailtlswept ‘Tawny UN____lTED_ CHURU‘ Xllllealfel‘ oarguizlds tlsbézllt it. but had For he sans of the sorrows of fieet- The services at Trinity yesterdgy {aim enough in the Father“!

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And tllirczhlilaigsswhich the dead but The evening anthem was "An-

°‘ “ new yea" M“ hope ml i th m» ims of Glory" Arid so“? l.“ anguish the“ burden‘ 211i? ‘tl"i%ls?§.2v?gMr‘S.Lrl€4rlfiel;i%shi31islillrgrgggrtebeingq taken by Miss o‘ a y .

‘i’ ""TT 1e‘ _ sxLulj N _ M we P‘ E1’ Hos‘ r- ing equipment as all four plows imiomi) aynd hle°ylligrtthfn f2; A ma“ arms“ and thws Glad fa" And tllgfoloe‘ 1d was sadder ma“ w" Illliil. Jnii. 3. 194i, to Mr. and‘Mra. MONDAy-A“ ma smuoned at Charlottetown were hbme ‘at é“ and landed hem at doiniz forlhim Xvhat are "he. so ens - HQ" “~ smaumalh Char1°tw"°wn' 7jl°-'.l"?'°“ nK-ml‘ ‘:- ~~~— i into action shortly aft/er the 3.10 completing the 90 milehopln tiitiarxikls wherlnfie i? drawn away A sinner sang l‘ ‘Om ‘ll tiheecir‘ and A I a s l. . - ' i °‘ “Beer-M P- E- L firs"; “ersizrdiisi; est .‘.*.llii.zl"si~ *0 or n‘ rircsrnanlrssre M“ “ “° t I i m‘ lfn'rs’!\l the “m” Edward pmfl‘ 89nd”? "Ti girwrfild Eli/fig‘ TllXilligg; .C"l\%It!w€l'yld the Charlotte- lens on Tuesdayr gr giledreiegi-tlggda; figs; his Yeell. planted on the only For he sang of the love of aFather: fr: f Li} mlllllpléllli ‘ijxlrflrs lgigfrllligelhozibl-l globvgiietbsltiealnvagrbster Midocll. Rel town Airpolt were both opened be- this week. y o rock that can saye the soul from the And tggdaust o! a lime chuw i To be sold on the premises m‘ ‘vednosdav ‘he 15th day . .i . . . ' , 1 ° -_ ~ . .- r w r - i _' wmswe‘ a daugmer’ Muriel wilds EKgIPiIIIdQgOIFIlSIIlIIJdQIlBC 15312- iolifiegililell-ghgryfilgerrtlgvyti Air Force Qpersw“ $5: viral 512x13 llognng gédoio h“)? All“ 5&1“ "l" “m” h“ ‘°"‘°“°“~ of January, 1941, at one o'clock P. 'il., farm off] thde hi3: . - . - ra. . ' ~ i ' =1; ...... _. m“ pflwm‘ Imermm" Mldgcl] “T” wamed '““’ i“ ‘h’ “lam n“ —--—o s 533;}. glriiignzietvngonilllat w“ t e 'l.noked all» glld went sinirinl along James Howard Drake. consisting 0g lo-lbit/tlhzfllrmsln ln“the aietrprrr: rs we.“ c- ‘lf"#§§‘“€€‘§§l “L ~~— z"""l"*1."":-*:i-. “l? W ts: a... H _ , ~ , ‘ . aynter, RN" t d t s . Daiv earn “'1 n eau i u si ua e 0n ~ 1 ' .\i<-2ii-:\lNA“T—At—P'5w_ri§l. Jan. B. “ENDERSON "' M Unmnjyfiilfii.’ ‘Wm mstrucbed to go to the Prll.‘ ‘mersirie after 8159351952 a0 1319831121, other than the Gospel song. Whani THE BAPTlbT CHURCH 011i list C ‘S’! “d Chariouflown _ _ u... pa.“ Mcxenm Fun“. Saturday. Jeri- 4. 1941- Henri - Hill]. Before early morning, houcvei, mondav m Kensmgwn’ V0,, w. the stia Gospe -—-— ven en o ornw a -

lam Henderson, iii ‘, 91st your. us ‘i... _\l()|‘n] flbiltflfl in filly. PW" . the middle of the Old Testament?! The morning sermon by the Rev. Also at the same time 1 milk cow. l horse. l2 years, l

M “M” mm‘ The remains are YCJ-All" at the Y‘ 1 c ded in breakin throiwhv M15 . Y - in this adventure of David. I. Judson Levi‘. BA». W“ “I!” - . - . ' 1 di _- . ' .. Cutcltffe Funerrii Home when‘ INH- fififilkstlsitlccallrmen i-emaine where d.“ sf. ,’§,‘.‘.‘.‘,‘°,.,§’%.'i*.f.£,‘°‘§,§§'“.{; Jeessiig ciirist appeared to him iiut crease Our Faith." Saint Luke mare, 8 years, 30 hens, a full line of machinery inc u nu ‘"'"“_'“ s" Ele““°“' ‘m’ 4' eral will be held tmiiiv. Monday. they were until they were taken lipids a position in the Gigi Servsice as trvlv Ind M plainly M he flo- tells us of Jesus as lie brine» be- binder, mower, loader, etc., 30 tons hay, and a quantity of l? l“liilfiorlzlgrfiiitienylfsggilgg. ‘Rm’ 6' service Smmm ‘M 1'30‘ m‘ hm‘ to the" bin“ yesterday mom- Colnmissiou’ __ mandated lggr aging-ix; “Einanifififéwu: l3l§il§§e§§m§¥§'°i§il$ii otiaeleliistlltfiicljrl‘ % Itraw, oats and feed, potatoes and turnips. Also all house- .. Monday at i pJn. WWW!“ P9019163 Cemeiell- Win59 iiiz’. One Diow got pff the road - _ — _ Te man or as u and of Pa“ me greatness of the challenge m hold furniture t fl we .) tr l ". i the Al" ort about 1W1’. and Mis. Peter Vifliite Hfid ii W .. ‘ . . _ PiilNrv-At 91 Kin street. Jan. on“ o n i“?f“...§°§~°@.l‘$i-‘<isy but Tire other family spent New Year's Day in (aid l/hlggiuiggsgfagxgl‘; rig lillifulfflrgfl ,,,1ggd°,g*,§{,;“§,,§":,', Terms cash. lf day not fine sale will take place on the 5. Hill. Michael Prungy in his 80th GALLANT-In the Charlottetown plows we." to me NSC“ and haul. Kensinizton, the guegtg o; Mm t em aAnd m“ he" u" vow best w“ there are raw need‘ more following dav il-‘llik"lll‘in.'ii?é"~‘§ iilfiiielfiitldtmi“ ilfiifillfili sgffiflil’ <§:““iii’inii.ini “l l“ P“°“.°".,‘“§ g "l; m‘ m“ Wm“ “m”; “"'_°°“‘ 535i; and mine for the W" "W °“ l vital the“ the "m! "WM" i" " WENDELI. BEATON. "Orr ""- ' “'1'” dir..'°"“i"e..2:r -3i°-~irii°‘°v»w-c Mite: rrirtrzssder “rein: rrdmi°."u.°si”iilsniéiiil°irii- m: lair-iris“. 's.:.."i~...i.°"..i micro-mi- rest n; alt 157 s rouil - ‘ . ' . u ' D - 1 88m 5 _ ' b ' l 11 h; I, _1_(;.3i_ JENKlNS—At Cross Roads. Sat- from where the funeral will be glgfifgz“Cfiegmrougfcgwsalfdggv” gs? is improvinz after her serious il1- gillfighaégfiaggemuigfavéfl.‘Zvlearx glgnagggsr%erfig “affignvglaea M: I 71 iil'(lli_\‘_ Jan, 4, 1941 Mm En] Jgn- hem on Wednesday afternoon. 1 t l ' s; 1165B. this m, 50m it Wm he“, w make b l t a d 60m 1m trust m _ __-.-_—V—--—-—-————~..—:.—= kins, in licr 53rd ' year. Funeral service starting in the homc nr. 2 sides. this a D°\VIWFI"U:€‘ f“? m" _——-—~ our ‘$188 less woeml and easier as‘? uvele pa“ “vilin m a mm H I 7 U this (Monday) afternoon. Private p. m. Interment People's Cenic- Plrlcl-j 011 l-llleiclflg °k gig"; T!” Premier Campbell arrived in m be" wgléh makes ‘aim iidlmcu“, m -~ ~- servm M the home at n30 p_ m_ my Hiirliiifly "ill/hilt 8;! if '1 e8‘ Siimmersirie Saturday night. after ma“ There are hos“ who hold ‘ Th. funeral mrvices m Ayexmdra oclock lust nigh. owever. snow having attended the Conference of A and!" “an” |ha Y- ‘Mm m mnm d!“ Q O church nt 2:30. Interment. AieX- MncLEAN — At the P. E. I. Hos- dfllifll 1M0 the "tick behind Elli! Maritime premiers held Friday and There are sue to be along the moor some who m mic hoe . nndi-n Cemetery. pitai. Saturday. Jun. 4. 1941. Aim if“? “lbw”! ‘Rgfogertagghffilwga saturd“ “t__M°_“_°@n____' N'B'__ road swamps and boas where M?‘ ofeldarl§t§i~ and hardship and dif- n | - M [g of Milton, in his 85m l" n" W'- '- ma; will get entanitled in» es r v . yer; %e remains nre resting at I15 Tm‘ 8f» Velm" Riv" m‘ {he I clay of trouble and misfortune. but L T Cl .f the Ciitcllffe Funeral Home until Chrulotle-onn dviontasue Hlshuflv if we learn this new song it wiii T00 ate 0 asi y Carr! or Thanks o» we» w» e—----v-——~~—=— ~